Recetas

As we began a new year, our emphasis was to push forward with some of the larger ongoing projects throughout the complex. Here now are some updates on a few of these projects. The siding project has definitely benefited from the lack of rain so far this year. The roofers have been able to move forward without delays. In the past five weeks the roofers were able to replace the siding on 7 units.The Board has set aside a total of $382,980 in reserve funds to re-side 52 units and replace 20 flat roofs in FY2012. So far this fiscal year, we have replaced the siding on 21 units and 9 flat roofs; which has cost the Association $164,131. We now have only the siding replacement on 31 model 10-series units to complete. The roofers are currently working on the siding replacement on two units incourt 21. One of the largest projects the Association has scheduled this fiscal year is the replacement of the pool deck at the Flores pool. The chemicals from the pool have damaged and etched the concrete surface of the deck and the deck will need to be replaced. The Board has approved and awarded the concrete work to Terry Brewer Concrete. The new deck cost the Association approximately $45,500plus another $9,000 possibly for pipe repairs. The installation of the deck, new handrails, deck numbers, and other renovations has been completed around the Flores pool. The pool has been acid washed and refilled and we are currently working on the repairs and painting to the iron fences around the pool. I am hoping to have the Flores pool open for use by the end of March. Nevertheless, the Baywoodpool will be heated and open for the resident’s use. The painting project continues to move forward at a steady pace. The maintenance crew is currently working on the repairs for painting in court 88 and will be moving into court 89 within the next two weeks. Court 87 is currently being painted and the maintenance crew will move into court 88 once the repairs have been completed.

TheAssociation has been receiving quite a few complaints about barking dogs. If the monitors receive the complaints, they will investigate. If they are able to verify the facts, they will issue violation notices. PET LEASH RULES: No household pet(s) shall be allowed in common areas unless they are on a leash. While walking your pet(s) in the common areas, you MUST clean-up after them or you could be fined.Pet(s) are not allowed to be tied up in front of a condo in the common area. Pet(s) found wandering loose in Mesa Village will be turned over to the San Diego Animal Control.
The rules are in effect at ALL times. Violations will be issued and possible fines levied to residents who do not comply with these Rules & Regulations. If you see anyone not complying with the rules, please report it to theMesa Village Monitors at (858)442-5431.

It has been observed that many units have overgrown trees, shrubs and vines. Please inspect your patios and exclusive areas for signs of these problems and do trimmings as necessary. Following are the items to look for:  Trees hovering or laying on roofs or chimneys  Vines growing on walls, fascia or fences  Shrubs, trees or vines protruding into thecommon area  Tree roots causing damage to structures such as fences, sidewalks, foundations and plumbing The monitors will be issuing violations as needed which could result in fines. If you have any questions, please call the office.

Spring cleaning, getting a new appliance, bed or dresser? If so, remember your carport is not meant for storing these new items or the old items. However, ifyou are making arrangements to have Good will, Amvets or another company pick items up, please call the monitors and let them know the date. On the day of the pickup, place the item in your carport. Please make sure you give security the exact date. Do not place items in the carport until the day of the pick up. Help Keep Your Neighborhood Litter Free

 Do not pack trash tightly in your...