sewer
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Access water in Basketball Court
We would like to apologize for the access water in and around the basketball court. We had our sewer and drainage company come out and try to fix the issue but somehow they made it worse. We are working with them to find a better solution. Until then, the water will remain. This is an issue due to bot sprinklers and rain water not properly being drained on the north side of the park.. where there is, in fact, a drain. Please try to stay away from the water, if possible.
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Flooded Parks
Hello everyone! It has been a while since we’ve posted as there wasn’t much going on but with the rains and holidays coming up, you will start seeing some more posts coming soon. I’ve also taken time to update the whole website theme, do keeping it somewhere the same in style for now but some updates and changes will be happening when time permits. Now for the parks… While it may seem fun to take a boat or other water craft out into the park, we must insist that you do not do so. It’s unlawful and someone could get…
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Sewer Drains Lowered
We recently had our water retention area (WRA) drains cleaned and while they were out inspecting them, the Board we notified about a some cracks around a drain. This drain was located within the WRA on the east side of the community on Gelding. That drain and another one within that same WRA and a 3rd within the smaller park on 157th, had drains that were raised above the ground. For the most part this wouldn’t be a concern, but with future plans of possibly utilizing that WRA on Gelding and hopefully soon to be adding a soccer net to…
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Sewer Drains Cleaning and Repairs
We have a vendor on site cleaning and do some repairs to our sewer drains. This is a much needed clean which will definitely help clear the floodings in the parks caused by the monsoon season. Along with the cleaning and repairs, they will also be lowering a few drains in the park and water retention area on Gelding as they stick up from the ground several inches and could be a dangerous tripping hazard.