At the last BOD meeting on April 6th, it was acknowledged that due to other priorities over the last 18 months, your board has not been able to be as diligent as possible in enforcing the Restrictions and Covenants in our neighborhood.

As a reminder, when we all closed on our homes, we received the Bylaws and Restrictions and Covenants Documents that we all agreed to when we purchased our house. They are in place to protect the value of our homes and that of our neighbors. These documents are also available for download by clicking on the “Laguna Tres Governing Documents” box, below.

There is a Restrictions and Covenants Violations Committee who are chartered with identifying violations and working with individual homeowners to get the violation resolved. 

This newly formed committee is in the process of compiling a list of violators and will be contacting them in the very near future to address any issues for those residents. 

We strongly encourage you to read the Restrictions and Covenants Documents and take care of any violations you may or may not have been aware of, before they reach out to you.

Here are some reminders of key items:

Vehicles: 
Passenger cars, pickups, station wagons and vans are the only vehicles authorized to be parked in driveways and exposed to public view. Motor homes, travel trailers, utility trailers, boats, boat trailers and motorcycles must be screened from view from the street (a six foot high shielding fence is considered sufficient in protecting from view motor homes and travel trailers from public view). Owners may park these unauthorized vehicles in their driveways a maximum of forty-eight (48) hours prior to and after returning from a trip for loading and unloading purposes.

Lawn Maintenance: 
Lots shall be kept clean and free of trash, garbage and debris. Grass shall be mowed at regular intervals in order to control the growth of weeds and other unsightly grasses. Shall it be necessary for the Association to mow the grass or clean up the trash, debris, etc., the lot owner will be billed for any and all costs, including attorney fees, and should the owner fail to pay such costs, a lien will be filed against said property owners ‘property.

Again, these Restrictions and Covenants are in place to protect your property values and that of your neighbors. We hope if you discover that you are in violation of any that you address them as soon as possible. There are many more areas covered in the Restrictions and Covenants Documents and we encourage you to read them, today.

Thank you for your attention to this matter and we hope you have a great Spring!

Kris Crow, President

Tom Aldon, Vice President

Kelly James, Secretary

Allison Kierych, Treasurer

Jerrell Wade
Mike Roney
David Johnson
Marilyn Haskins
Eddie Basso