History of Valli Vue

The Valli Vue community covenants were completed and signed on September 4, 1973.

1970's Subdivision developed with community water system, fire hydrants and water storage capabilities. Home building accelerated during the Trans Alaska Pipeline (TAPS) construction project.

1980's With ongoing home construction accelerating and many pressing community needs roads in the subdivision were paved in the mid-1980's. Development of the spring cleanup program wherein winter, wind and weather damaged brush and tree limbs are removed by the homeowners association.

1990's The subdivision is fully developed with only one or two vacant lots. The spruce bark beetle has dramatically impacted south central Alaska and has resulted in the loss of many old growth spruce trees. The neighborhood has spent much effort in spraying to protect and subsequently needing to remove many dead trees to reduce fire hazards.

2000's Valli Vue continues to be a quality community with water and fire hydrants, paved streets, street lights, and Local Road Service Area (LRSA) road maintenance at a cost less than half that in other areas of Anchorage. We have a significant funding reserve to support major repairs to our water system if needed and will need to evaluate road maintenance and upkeep requirements.

Many of those living in Valli Vue have been here since the early 1970's and may have much to offer on significant neighborhood history and development timelines. If you wish to add, correct or update any of the above please contact Gordon Hazell with Bonanza Realty at bonanza@alaska.net.