As we approach the start of a new school year, we want to take a moment to emphasize the importance of keeping our children safe as they return to school. With the school year beginning soon, many students will be walking to and from school, as well as to and from their bus stops.
In light of this, we are launching a media blitz across our Facebook page, other social media platforms, and in our newsletters to remind everyone about the importance of driving with extra caution during this busy time. We also encourage you to share this message with friends and family to help spread the word.
Here are a few key points to keep in mind:
Slow Down: Reduce your speed, especially in school zones and residential areas.
Watch for Pedestrians: Be vigilant for children crossing the street or walking near bus stops.
Obey Traffic Signals: Always follow traffic signals and signs and be patient at crosswalks.
Additionally, we will be mailing a letter to all households to further emphasize the importance of these safety measures. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring our children have a safe and successful start to their school year.
Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for helping us create a safe community for our students.
One of our local kids, Laten Hinds, has partnered with Tony Patino, owner of Never Better Frozen Yogurt in Lake Elsinore, for a Kid’s Clean Up Westridge Day! Guillermo Altamirano with the Oscar Tortola Group heard about the event, he wanted to match Tony’s offer.
On April 23, 2023, all day, every parent who posts a photo of their child(ren) cleaning up Westridge to the FaceBook page or email Westridgecomnewsletter@gmail.com a photo to the social committee email will receive a coupon for 6 OZ of FREE FROZEN YOGURT! The coupons will be delivered to each child during the week of April 24th-29th.
The Westridge at Canyon Lakes Social Committee has sure been busy this year!
Please take a moment and check the owners portal for all the great events planned for the community! Garage sales, Easter events and more! Hats off to your hard working committee members for all they do!
With all of the demands on your time, it is sometimes hard to focus on courtesies regarding pet ownership. Unfortunately, it also creates more stress for your neighbors when they have to deal with nuisances such as barking dogs, loose dogs and cats and feces being left on their property or in the common area. These are clearly the responsibility of the pet owner and abiding by the pet rules in the community will not only promote a better relationship amongst neighbors, but will protect the health and safety of the animals as well. Remember to always have your pet on a leash and pick up any waste left behind. Also, please do not allow your dogs to defecate or urinate on plants. Pet waste damage to plants has been noticed throughout the community. Plant replacements can be costly to the Association, meaning you, the homeowner. Please be a good neighbor – You can make a difference!
My name is Bonnie Atkinson and I have been recently appointed as the manager for your community until your assigned manager, Jennifer Sheehan, returns from leave. I have recently joined the Action Property Management team and have worked in the association management industry for over 20 years. I look forward to the opportunity to serve your community and work with your Board of Directors to continue to make your community a great place to live!
Please feel free to contact me regarding any questions or concerns at 800-400-2284 or via email to batkinson@actionlife.com.
We wanted to remind you that any Exterior Improvements to your home requires an architectural application to be reviewed and approved by the Associations Architectural Review Committee. Enclosed are the Architectural Guidelines and the Architectural Application required.
Please forward one complete set of the Architectural application (all applicable exhibits), your proposed plans and specifications, submittal fee, along with the following information (if applicable) to the Architectural Review Committee to constitute a complete application:
A) Detailed description of proposed improvements and/or landscaping.
B) Plan (top) view to an accurate scale of all improvements including those required by the Architectural Review Committee pursuant to the Architectural Standards. Show complete overall dimensions of proposed improvement.
C) Location of improvement as it relates to the home and all adjacent property lines, including set back dimensions, if any, including distance from adjacent Lot/Unit and property lines.
D) Description of plant material and all building materials and colors, including brand name and specification name and number, if any. Specify plant variety by common name for trees, shrubs and ground cover. Identify color scheme to be used.
E) Provide any additional appropriate construction details.
F) Provide construction schedule for improvements and/or landscaping.
G) Provide color photos of current condition of the rear, side yard and home. (Once work is completed you will be asked to provide color photos of all improvements to the rear and side yard with completed Notice of Completion form)
Please mail this information to Action Property Management at 1250 Corona Pointe Court, Ste 404, Corona, CA 92879.
**Please note the $125.00 Architectural Fee is a one time fee per home.
Due to Covid-19 guidelines, the entire pool/spa area including the fire pit and BBQ grills will be off limits and unusable starting December 1, 2020 and will be re-opened again in the spring 2021 season.
Please review the attached sealcoat map and the schedule of sealcoating dates below. Please note that when your section of the street is being sealed, there cannot be any traffic on that portion of the street for 24 hours (from 7 am – 7 am the following day). When your street section is being sealed, all vehicles will be required to remain either parked in your garage, driveway, or other sections of the community that are not being sealed on the same day. You will also be permitted to park on the main streets of Tassel and Westridge Way.
Vehicles found parked on the street on the same day as it is being sealcoated will be towed at the owner’s expense at 7:00 am
