Manager’s Messages

Please remember to pick up after your pet when in the common area. Doggy stations are located at the ends of the center walkway.

Thank you for doing your part in keeping the community clean.

Did you know that the exterior of the buildings are community property? This means that the association maintains the exterior and that homeowners and residents are not permitted to attach anything to the exterior walls. Please do not install lights, hanging decorations, etc to the buildings. Thank you for your cooperation.

Thanks to the community Neighborhood Watch, the community is now registered with the Anaheim Police Department regarding trespassers. If someone is found trespassing, Anaheim Police may issue a warning and direct them to leave the property. If that same individual returns after being warned, they may be subject to arrest. Please be sure to report all trespassers to Anaheim Policy Dispatch at 714-765-1900 and request a “street check trespassing warning.” Every report helps.

Thank you for your partnership in keeping Turnberry a pleasant place to live.

Would you like to help your community. The association has a vacancy on the board and is seeking candidates to fill the seat. If you would like to be considered, please email the Community Manger, Susan Sarte at ssarte@actionlife.com.

Barbecues are not permitted on the upper balconies. A propane grill can be used in the courtyards if placed on a concrete surface; however no other type of barbecue may be used in the exclusive use association property courtyard.

Article X, Section 1 (g) of the CC&Rs states that “Charcoal barbecues are permitted only in those locations in the Association Property originally constructed by the builder for the common use of charcoal barbecues by residents; charcoal barbecues are expressly prohibited in all other areas of the Community, including, without limitation, the Exclusive Use Association Property courtyards and decks. No form of barbecue may be used in any Exclusive Use Association Property deck. A propane barbecue may be used in an Exclusive use courtyard, provided that it is installed or placed on a concrete surface; however no other type of barbecue may be used in the exclusive use association property courtyard. “

Charcoal barbecues are located in the center of the property for your convenience.

Did you know you can save your association the cost of printing and postage by agreeing to receive communications via email? Keeping costs low will help to keep your monthly assessments low. Sign up on the resident portal at resident.actionlife.com.

As a friendly reminder, if your holiday decorations are still up, please take a moment to have them removed.

Thank you,

We wish you all a Happy New Year!

As a reminder it is now time to take down the holiday decorations.

We wish you a happy holiday season!

With the holiday season fast approaching, we wish to remind everyone of the rules regarding holiday decorations.

1. Holiday decorations are permitted within the Exclusive Use Association Property (e.g., courtyard, deck, etc.); however, NO decorations of any type are permitted anywhere else on the Association Property.  The Association Property includes, but is not limited to, roofs, exterior surfaces of the buildings, exterior stairways, fences, walls, trees, bushes, common drives, aisles, parking areas, walkways, and landscaped areas maintained by the Association.  Any decorations found in the Association Property will be removed and discarded at the Owner’s expense.

• Holiday lights may be placed in Exclusive Use Association Property (e.g., courtyard, deck, etc.), provided that a non-penetrative type of attachment material is used.  Lights may not be stapled or nailed to any portion of the buildings.

• Winter holiday lights & decorations are permitted no earlier than the day after Thanksgiving and must be removed no later than January 15^th.

• Other types of decorative/holiday lights and/or decorations may be installed seven (7) days prior to the holiday and must be removed within seven (7) days after such holiday, unless written authorization has been granted by the Association.

• Holiday displays which, in the opinion of the ARC, create traffic congestion or become an annoyance to other residents of the Condominiums or Community will not be allowed and shall be removed if ordered by the Board, management or ARC.
• Wreaths or other similar type of decorations may be placed on front doors with appropriate wreath hangers and remain as long as they are attractive and in good condition.  The doors may not be penetrated in any way.

• Decorations are not allowed on garage doors.  The door casings for the garages must not be penetrated in any way.

• Decorations are not permitted on any portion of the stucco or the roof area.

• Homeowners should be considerate of their neighbors when decorating for holidays.

Homeowners may be held monetarily responsible for any and all damage caused to any portion of the Association Property or Exclusive Use Association Property (e.g., courtyard, deck, etc.) by any type of decoration.