Welcome to Oak Valley 2!

Brightview will be hosting a Community Wide Mulch Event. Owners will be able to pick up mulch for free to fill in the side yards that need this replenished. More information will come on this even. It will be help in April.

As a courtesy reminder please do not forget that the speed limit within the community is 25 mph. Please be sure to remind your guest & service providers of the speed limit throughout the community when they are visiting the property. Also, please be sure to come to a complete stop at all stop signs. There are many people who walk their pets and several kids that play in the community. All drivers need to be courteous to the pedestrians that are walking in the community.

A recreational vehicle owned by a resident may be parked in the driveway or on the street in front of the home while it is being loaded or unloaded for a period not to exceed forty-eight (48) hours in any seven day period.  A Low Profile Recreational Vehicle may be parked in the side yard of a lot if it is parked entirely with the side yard and is screened from view from the street.  Recreational Vehicles belonging to those visiting residents may park in front of the home for a period not to exceed seven (7) days if the homeowner has informed the property manager of the arrival and departure date.  Additional time will require prior approval by the Board of Directors. Please send Action Property Management  your written request for Board review and decision.

No Commercial Vehicle may be parked on any lot or street (unless it is within a garage), except a Commercial Vehicle that is not owned by a resident may be parked temporarily in the driveway or on the street in front of a residence while the operator of the Commercial Vehicle is delivering goods or providing services to the resident.

As a reminder, all owners must pick up after their pet. There are several doggie stations located throughout the park areas with trash bins. There are several instances this is not happening and owners are allowing their pets to go into other owners yards without cleaning it up. It is in the Rules and Regulations and CC&R’s that you must clean up after your pet. It is 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 protect the health and safety of the animal and reduce fecal matter run off into our storm drains and our lake. Fecal coliform bacteria occurs in the lake as a result of the overflow of domestic sewage or runoff sources of animal waste. Please be a good neighbor! You can make a difference.