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The Board has approved the first phase of new walkway lighting. This first phase will improve the lighting on the south walkway adjacent to the Welk Resorts wall. There will be additional pagoda lighting, as well as some spot lighting to provide decorative and increased ambient light levels. A second phase will be installed in the green space between Camino Jalan, Calle Barcelona & Paseo Real. Continue reading →

The Board has approved additional desert landscaping for the Association. In the coming month, the east/north sides of Paseo Real will be converted to desert landscaping. Not all will be converted, as we desire some green space along the stretch, both for aesthetics and for doggie relief. The design will be similar to that of Camino Jalan and Calle Barcelona. Continue reading →

Driving around the Association, you may have noticed a new desert landscaping look for Camino Jalan, Calle Barcelona and Calle Mora. Because of the shadows created by many of the buildings on these streets (and because of the water restrictions), it was difficult to maintain a nice grassy lawn in front of the units. We opted to both save water and update the look by designing a xeriscape with various sizes of gravel and rock, along with boulders and desert flora. We are very happy with the job that PinnAcle Landscaping did for us.

All of Association’s roads (which the exception of Paseo Real) will be fully repaved (ground down, re-graded, and repaved) the week of December 5 (actual dates are Tuesday Dec. 6 through Thursday Dec. 8). Continue reading →

The Board and several contractors examined the common area sidewalks and unit driveways earlier this year for significant wear-and-tear and tripping hazards, and the selected contractor recently finished repairs and resurfacing. Continue reading →

All of our streets (other than Paseo Real, which is maintained by the Golf Club) will be completely repaved between December 5 and 9 of this year. In years past (every 3 years or so), we have done only slurry sealing (which is akin to sealing crack and painting the asphalt black), but it is time now to dig up the streets and do a full resurfacing. Because of our careful balancing of reserves and monthly assessments over the past few years, this very expensive project can be completed without the special assessments that many other associations have to suffer. Continue reading →

The Association will be re-landscaping some areas with drought-tolerant xeriscaping this fall. Continue reading →