What: The landscape committee was hard at work ensuring our community looks great. Notable areas being addressed include the monument at the entrance to the community and the landscaping around the clubhouse and tennis courts. When: Mid-summer 2024
Continue reading →What: Several chairs in the clubhouse are in need of replacement due to damage, overuse, and age. Replacements have been ordered. Additionally, the room is being repainted and the carpet replaced. When: Early 2024 (Mid May) Cost: ~$8,500
Continue reading →A variety of landscaping projects were completed. These projects include removing dead or diseased trees and bushes, as well as re-landscaping the area near the baby pool. Total costs were ~$6K.
Continue reading →What: The baby pool is being resurfaced, and the surrounding cement/tile is being repaired. Why: This work is periodically required and is a couple of years past due. When: December 2023 Cost: ~$15K
Continue reading →What: The HOA’s fence, which runs along Quebec, is past-due for replacement. The fence will be replaced with a similar cedar fence. Why: The existing fence is at or beyond the expected lifecycle. When: Work is expected to begin the weeks … Continue reading →
What: The railing to the clubhouse and gate to the baby pool were repaired Why: For safety and functionality. Cost: ~$1,500
Continue reading →What: Paver walls along the front and sides of townhomes. Why: Many years ago, the community began a project to install paver borders along the front of the townhomes to improve aesthetics. This project has been completed in phases; this last … Continue reading →
What: The alley and guest parking area near 8055 E Philips. Why: Standard repair work at the end of the alley’s lifecycle. When: Project is ongoing – expected completion date 10/15/2023 Cost: ~$100K Status Updates Following the initial re-paving project, it was … Continue reading →
What: The lower level of the clubhouse, including the bathrooms. Why: The HOA is renovating the lower level and bathrooms to enhance our common areas’ overall functionality and aesthetics, improving the quality of life for all residents. When: Demolition began … Continue reading →
What: The board approved replacing the prior lock and key with the same keycard access used for the pool and tennis courts. This system allows specific user access to be granted when the clubhouse has been rented. Why: The prior system … Continue reading →
