As the community matures it is important to understand the landscaping maintenance standards that are expected to be followed by all homeowners in Encinitas Ranch. Keeping your landscaping healthy and with an attractive appearance not only helps with your own home values but also all other homes. In addition to reviewing architectural applications, the Architectural […]
Quit overplanting your beds! “One element to existing landscapes that we are often tasked with correcting is overcrowded foundation plantings and overgrown shrub borders,” says Adam Millhouse. “These existing conditions probably looked good on ‘day one’, but five to ten years later, the home is engulfed in plants and surrounding landscaped areas are unmanageable.” Adam […]
On Wednesday, April 23rd, Josh Gordon, the fire chief for Encinitas, will be providing an update to the city council on the Encinitas Fire Department’s Wildfire Gap Analysis Report and the PublicHealth & Safety Commission’s prioritized recommendations for enhancing wildfire preparedness, prevention, and response. RECOMMENDED ACTIONS: 1. Receive and discuss the Fire Department Wildfire Gap […]
The community needs help and support with planning and holding social events. The board has set aside some funding to hold four events each year. The social committee was unable to get enough people to help with the proposed Spring Egg Hunt which is typically held in late March or early spring. Unfortunately, this meant […]
Attached is a flyer with the dates for the Encinitas Ranch Golf Course Happy Hour events. These are always fun to attend. They have sponsors that participate as well as live music and great food!
Below is a link to a very recent article in the Coast News on the status of the appeals for the Quail Meadows development on Quail Gardens Drive. Two groups continue to appeal the plans for this development. They include the Encinitas Citizens for Responsible Development (ECRD) and Hamilton Biological. The appeals are being made […]