Winter is upon us and spring is around the corner it’s a great time to plan work on your home’s landscaping. Spring weeds will be starting to poke through and our plants are starting to grow again. This cleanup activity will make your home, yard and neighborhood look more attractive. Our HOA provides some guidelines provided below for your reference. Thank you for your hard work, and we look forward to seeing great-looking landscapes again this spring! Consider buying some mulch from Westwood High School

Reference: http://canyoncreek.net/new-blog/2018/3/4/spring-lawn-and-landscape-compliance-tips

Some tips from our HOA landscaper:

Your landscaping should be kept neat and tidy in appearance. Lawns should be kept mowed, edged and free of weeds and trash. Planters and beds should be kept free of weeds, leaves and other debris. Some latitude is permitted for seasonal leaf shedding. Shrubs and trees should be kept trimmed and attractive. Any dead foliage or limbs should be removed promptly. Nothing on an Owner's Lot must be allowed to become overgrown or unmaintained.

All visible areas including lawns, flower beds, driveways, sidewalks, curb strips, planters, retaining walls, etc. should be kept free of weeds, grasses or other plants, including within expansion joints, seams, etc. Sidewalks must be kept clear of shrubbery overgrowth and overhanging limbs so as not to obstruct the walkway.

All construction of new beds, relocation of beds, or significant modification of existing beds requires an application to and review by the Architectural Review Committee.

ARC form: Application.pdf

For additional guidelines and frequently asked questions on many topics, see our HOA website: http://canyoncreek.net/faq-index or http://canyoncreek.net/governing-documents

Canyon Creek HOA Board and Architecture Review Committee.