At the September Meeting of the Board of Directors, the Common Area Tree Policy was adopted. The policy reflects the Board of Directors commitment to maintaining a healthy urban forest.

As the trees age and grow over time, homeowners may find cause for concern about a particular tree and wish for it to be removed. Trees in the common area will be considered for removal by the Association contingent upon the following criteria, to be determined by a certified arborist:

• Dead
• Dying
• Diseased
• Dangerous
• Destructive

Please note: Tree Removals by Owners: Common area trees are not to be trimmed or removed by individual owners. A homeowner that wishes to request removal of a tree on Association common area should contact management and it will be reviewed by an ISA certified arborist.

Finally, the policy covers re-forestation, with the commitment that for every tree that is removed from common area grounds, one tree will be planted. The location of the newly planted tree does not necessarily have to go in the same location of the tree that was removed.

To see the entire policy, please click on the link below or navigate to Documents > General, and find it there.

2018 Common Area Tree Policy

The new, 2018 summer newsletter can be found HERE:

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There will be a number of concrete repairs and replacements performed in the Flora Vista community beginning on Monday, April 16th and the work will continue for about 2 weeks.

Although notices will be posted at homes of those who may be temporarily affected, we are providing this 2018 concrete map HERE so that residents can make sure to refrain from parking vehicles at or near any of the locations marked in red on this map starting on April 16th until the project is completed.