This article is an effort to continue to keep homeowners in Encinitas Ranch updated on the impending developments along Quail Gardens Drive and Saxony Road and the associated traffic problems that are expected. Below is a link to an article posted about this issue published in early December of 2021. https://encinitasranc2.wpengine.com/reminder-of-the-encinitas-city-housing-element-2021-2029/ Recently, members of our […]
The California Public Utilities Commission continues to deliberate rooftop solar reform, targeting the industry’s popular and controversial net energy metering program, resulting in one of the agency’s most anticipated rulings in years. The net energy metering, or NEM, program was initiated 26 years ago to spur mass adoption of rooftop solar. As a result, more […]
Beginning in February of this year electricity for Encinitas residents will be provided through a Community Choice Energy (CCE) program called San Diego Community Power. San Diego Community Power (SDCP) is a local provider of electricity that will serve our communities by bringing you cleaner energy at competitive rates. We will provide renewable electricity service […]
This article is a reprint of various articles posted since 2019 about impending housing developments along Quail Gardens Drive. It is in the interest of every homeowner to stay current on the city’s plans to update their affordable housing plan. Several of the proposed locations for additional housing are very close to Encinitas Ranch and […]
We’ve always known about the generosity of homeowners in Encinitas Ranch. For those of you who are new to our community there are many charitable organizations you may not be aware that have many needs with helping those less fortunate than us. In fact, an example of our giving spirit is one of our homeowners […]
On Oct. 19, Governor Gavin Newsom expanded the drought emergency to include San Diego County. On Oct. 20, the San Dieguito Water District Board, in support of the Governor’s efforts, declared a Water Shortage Contingency Plan Level 1. Olivenhain Municipal Water District had moved to a Level 1 condition in 2016. The districts encourage customers […]