Landscaping
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Rejuvenation & Pruning
Our landscaping vendor, BrightView, wanted us to pass along this important information on formal vs. seasonal pruning. You may have noticed some shrubs looking a little bare and this downloadable article will help fill you in on how shearing is detrimental to a shrub but proper seasonal pruning can enhance it’s health over time.
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Tree Trimming – August 2020
Though our landscaping vendor, BightView, started a few days later than scheduled, they having begun trimming trees and taking care of other trees and branches that have fallen. Please know that it will take some time to get to all of the trees in the community but, yes, they will get to them all. If you notice any fallen branches or trees that need attention immediately, please contact our community management team as soon as possible.
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New Landscaping Vendor
The Board would like to welcome BrightView as our new community landscaping company. We are excited to have them and you may have already seen them out making observations and detailed notes on what needs to be done. They have, in fact, already taken care a of few branches that needed removing as well as investigate the water leakage that took place in the park last weekend, which spread onto the basketball court. More on that will be coming soon along with other more information all residents should know. Please keep an eye out for a new page under the…
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Landscaper Termination
Our current landscaper, despite our last post where the Board mentioned the landscaper was doing an irrigation audit, their services just didn’t cut it. Their services with our community will end on July 30th. Please know that the Board is aware of how the common areas look and we are actively working on this issue. With help from Thrive, our new management company, the Board will have a new landscaper in place in August. If you see standing or pooling water, please contact the Board or Management immediately, links to contact are at top right of the page.
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Irrigation Audit – July 2020
Our landscaping company has been on site the past few days doing an audit of our irrigation system. This includes all sprinklers, drip lines, valves and leaking pipes. They have, in fact, already replaced a few broken valves, some sprinklers and many drip lines that were missing their caps, which causes them to flow water faster, wasting it and flooding parts of our sidewalks and spilling over into the streets. These leaks have been an issue in this community for some time and is of top priority to get resolved. In addition to the irrigation, they also did some safety…