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The new Board has been established and met on May 20, 2009. The
first order of business is gathering all financial information,
reviewing vendor bills and contracts and implementing policies
and guidelines. We will be setting up an Architectural Review
Committee (ARC) to assist the Board with enforcing the
Architectural
guidelines relative to association requirements. The ARC can
also recommend amendments and draft suggestions for improvements
to the current Rules. If you are interested in joining the ARC,
please contact Helmut
with your name, address, phone, email and qualifications by July
15th, download and complete the
ARC application, or complete the online application below:
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The Board has contracted with a new management company,
Real-Support. You may
read their
introductory letter and
billing information.
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If you have not already completed your brush clearance, the time
is now. Fire season seems to have become a year round event. And
in the case of multiple fires in California, we cannot be
assured of saving our houses. By reducing this fire hazard, property owners give the fire
department a defensible space that allows firefighters to get
between an approaching wildfire and the property. That space can
mean the difference between saving a home or having a fire
overrun it.
The Ventura County Fire Department is strongly recommending
you increase your brush clearance from 100’ to 200’ if
any of the following apply to your property: House located on/or
at the top of a slope, old brush not recently burned, east or
south facing aspect, wood shake roof, limited access for Fire
Department, ornamental shrubbery next to house, older
construction, historical fire pattern in your area, heavy
chaparral fuels, limited or private water supply, or more than 5
miles from a Fire Station.
Following is some information provided for the Fire
Department to guide you in wildfire preparedness:
Brush Clearance Guide
Wildfire
Preparation Site |
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