The community receives numerous calls over the years about issues that are managed and addressed by the city of Encinitas. This might include complaints about gas powered leaf blowers (which are illegal in Encinitas), storm drains, public streets and city parkways. Homeowners can save time by contacting the city directed through the My Encinitas app. […]
Park design is moving into its final stages, share your thoughts before it’s too late! Come to Workshop #3 on Tuesday, October 6th from 6–7:30 at the Encinitas Community and Senior Center. See how the L7/Quail Gardens Park design is taking shape + share your thoughts while there’s still an opportunity to influence the outcome. […]
As we approach local and state elections it is important to understand where and how homeowners can place political signs. California Civil Code Section 4710 protects an owner’s right to display political and other noncommercial signage on their own separate interest, such as within their windows or yard. However, this protection does not extend to […]
The community regularly receive questions about our Mello Roos taxes that are part of our semi-annual property tax bills. Buried in the tax statement you receive from the San Diego County Tax Assessor is a line item for CFD #1 (Community Facilities District #1). CFD #1 was established in 1995 as part of the implementation […]
If you are at all concerned about preventing wildfires in our neighborhoods, hardening your home against fires and getting prepared for such events, you should consider attending a workshop scheduled for Thursday, August 20th at the Encinitas Senior Center from 6 to 8 PM. We will continue to promote awareness and education.
The city of the Encinitas held their second community workshop on planning for the new Quail Gardens Park to be located just south of Via Zamia along Quail Gardens Lane on Monday, June 22nd. The objective of the workshop was to share potential conceptual designs for the park and to solicit feedback on each of […]