Posted on April 3, 2024 by selmorabit
It has been a wet year indeed, but eventually, the sun will come out long enough to dry out fences. If you still have an original fence, it probably needs painted or maybe even repaired or replaced.
If repainting, you likely will need to use a solid (v. transparent) stain to obtain a smooth homogeneous result. No application is needed for repainting, but it must be a brown or dark red tone: no white wooden fences and no black, please. If you do wish to replace your fence, you must submit an architectural application and wait for approval before installing. You’ll need to include in your application a photo of what you intend to install along with a plot sketch of where it will go and dimensions, such as height. Be sure to get sign off from your neighbors. If it is a shared fence you are installing, only one owner needs to submit the application, although you’ll be sharing the cost of the fence between properties 50/50.
You’ll find the application on the Resident Portal along with many other useful community life documents.
Posted on February 6, 2024 by vraboin
Hello Oak Valley II Residents,
This is a courtesy notice of Insect / Rodent Treatment in the community for February 2024. The scheduled dates of treatment will be as follows:
Wednesday, April 10th, 2024
Wednesday, April 24th, 2024
(Alternate Date) Wednesday, April 3, 2024
(Alternate Date) Wednesday, April 17th, 2024
Please refer to the document found in the Resident Portal under My Community for a list of the general insecticides and/or rodenticides that will be used in the landscaped common areas throughout the community.
Posted on January 19, 2024 by vraboin
Hello Oak Valley II Owners!
This is a courtesy notice to inform you of tree trimming services that will be taking place throughout the community beginning Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024. The project will take approximately 4 days to complete. Attached to this email is a map which details which areas will be addressed.
This is year #2 of a 5-year tree trimming plan the board recently approved. The tree species that will be addressed in this rotation are California Sycamore and Canary Island Pines. These are primarily found off the Birdie Drive entrance and at the park nearby (see map). If the trees near your home are not trimmed this time around, it will be addressed in upcoming rotations. Bemus Landscape will perform the service and will trim as much as possible without compromising the health of the trees.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Community Care at 800-400-2284 or communitycare@actionlife.com or your community manager at vraboin@actionlife.com.
