The City of Encinitas owns and maintains most of Paseo de las Flores from Quail Gardens Drive to the entry monument. The community works very closely with the city to advocate for healthy trees and parkways that are well maintained. As a result of those advocacy efforts the city is in the process of replanting […]
Nearly all owners in Encinitas Ranch share common wooden fences on at least one side of their house with their adjoining neighbors. This is a reminder about the key points concerning these wooden side fences: The HOA have no responsibility over the maintenance of these fences. It is up the owners that share a common […]
The community will be undertaking two major landscaping enhancement projects in the next few months: The interior slope between Lynwood Drive and Verbana Court from Cascadia Lane to the southern trail referred to as Lot 14 The interior landscape slope strategy is to preserve views from top of the slopes and maintain privacy from below […]
Below is an excerpt from an article on e-bikes and e-motos (electric motorcycles). This is of particular importance given the increased number of these e-motos and more powerful e-bikes in Encinitas Ranch. PeopleForBikes, the national trade association for the U.S. bicycle industry, is backing SB 1167, a new bill introduced by Senator Catherine Blakespear (SD 38) […]
You may not have noticed but the Encinitas Ranch entry monument letters look much brighter and cleaner than they used to look. The community recently had all the bronze letters refinished on all five major monuments. In addition, the bronze medallions are in the process of being cleaned. They are located at various trailheads and […]
Last fall the Encinitas City Council amended their city code to establish three hour time limit parking along the entire length of Paseo de las Verdes. The community was recently informed that they have completed the implementation of this change by painting the curbs green (except those adjacent to intersections, crosswalks and fire hydrants) and […]