Take your children to the Deleo Park on Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 4pm-8pm, for some fun activities. Join in the Halloween maze, games and crafts, spooky train, trunk or treat, haunted house and much more. For more information or to register for the Trunk or Treat, email rkross@rivco.org. See the flyer here.

 

Sycamore Creek is in search of homeowner volunteers to serve on the community's Social Committee.  The purpose of the Social Committee is to create social and recreational opportunities for community residents, and to assist in the planning, organizing, coordinating and implementing of community events.

 

The Social Committee meets once a month during the evening.  Individuals interested in serving on the Social Committee must commit to attending the monthly meetings.

 

If you think you've got what it takes to be a Social Committee member, submit an Interest Form today to Facility Manager, Crystal Trujillo at crystal.trujillo@fsresidential.com or deliver to the SCCA adminsitrative office during normal business hours.  

 

 

Residents who wish to CHANGE the exterior color of their home must submit an Exterior House Painting Packet to the Design Review Committee for review and approval prior to painting.  

 

Residents can now select from any color scheme within any neighborhood in the Sycamore Creek community.  With over 200 color schemes available, that's a lot of options for our residents!  To view Sycamore Creek's color schemes, visit the administrative office to look through the community's paint books, or view them online at the Sherwin Williams website or Dunn Edwards website. 

 

To view the color schemes from Sherwin Williams click HERE (then enter the State, City, and select from the list of Sycamore Creek neighborhoods).  To view the color schemes from Dunn Edwards, click HERE (select "Search by HOA Name", then type "Sycamore Creek", then select "View Details" next to Sycamore Creek-Corona).  Click here for a visual guide on how to view the color schemes online.

 

NOTE:  Residents do NOT have to submit an Exterior House Painting Packet if they wish to repaint their home to the SAME/EXISTING color.

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• Anderson Painting- Cody Anderson (951) 805-6091
• Crystal Painting- Jason (951) 741-3110 (10% Off)
• Nochis Construction Services- Yeltsin Gonzalez (951) 294-7042) provides painting services.

 

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is about readiness.  It's about people helping people during emergency disasters and doing "The Greatest Good for the Greatest Number".  

 

CERT offers free certified classroom and hands-on training in disaster preparedness, fire safety, emergency triage and medical practices, and much more.  

 

CERT is offering training classes and volunteer opportunities.  Click on any link below to view the flyer for more information, and to download the application.

 

As a reminder, dumping at the Swim Club is not permitted.  The use of the dumpsters is for the Swim Club only.  We’ve noticed a steady increase of residents dumping their personal trash and large items into the Swim Club’s dumpsters.  Often times, items are thrown over the fence with no care to where it lands.  This is creating a few problems…

1. There has been an increase fees by Waste Management for the extra pickups required to dispose of all the debris. 
2. The careless dumping has attracted insects and rodents which has to be treated (more funds spent).
3. Additional cleanup has been required to remove waste/residual as a result of the careless dumping (again, more funds spent).

We kindly ask that you refrain from dumping items into the Swim Club’s dumpsters.  If you need to dispose of large items, Waste Management will pick them up for free.  To arrange a pick up, please call (951) 280-5400 or request online at https://www.wm.com/us.  

Thank you!

Have you ever wonder what the Association is doing about those violations that you continue to see every day or feel that you have reported numerous times with no progress/resolution?  The answer is that the entire process can take a really long time, especially if an owner refuses to comply or doesn't communicate with the Board.  The entire process can take several months up to over a year to complete.   And in very severe cases, it can take even longer.

 

The Association has and will continue to pursue each violation until it’s resolve/closed.  It’s also important to note that the Board monitors and reviews all violations monthly to ensure that the enforcement of the guidelines is being conducted in a fair, consistent and timely manner. 

 

To provide more transparency, we’ve added this section to the website for residents to see the current number of violations being opened and closed each month.

 

# of Violations Opened in the Last 30 Days (6/6/19)	114
# of Violations Closed in the Last 30 Days	55
#of All Open Violations	241
Architectural	90
Delinquent Assessments	11
Landscape	107
Maintenance	2
Miscellaneous	31

 

 

Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules were established to provide an enjoyable recreational opportunity for our community residents and their guests, and to assure the safety of every individual at the pool.  

Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules may seem restrictive, but it is there for good reason.  For instance, one rule states, "Rafts, boogie boards, or any other items that would obstruct a clear view of the water are not permitted." While many of us like to float on the water, consider what may happen if every household brought a water toy (a boogie board or “donut”, perhaps) to the pool? Chances are, there will be hardly any room in the pool to swim or float!  From a safety standpoint, these devices will impede one's ability to swim in the pool.  Moreover, these devices will block the view of the water, which will prevent a parent or guardian to keep a good, close watch on their child or guest. 

As a Sycamore Creek resident, we encourage you to review Sycamore Creek's Pool Rules and to view the list of acceptable and unacceptable flotation devices.  With your understanding and cooperation, you can help promote a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable time at the pool for your family and for your guests!

Summer is right around the corner, which means it’s back into the pool for many of us.  To ensure that all residents enjoy the pool amenities this summer, please take a moment to review Pool Rules (located in the Rules & Regulations folder in the Documents Section) and the safety tips below.  Have fun and be safe!

Did you know…

• Children associate water with play, not danger.
• Drowning is silent.  Because young children do not fear the water, there is no splashing or yelling to alert anyone.
• It takes only a few seconds for a child to drown.  Drowning can happen while someone is answering the phone or doorbell or checking on food being cooked.
• Never leave a child unattended. In fact, make sure that you are no more than a reach away from your children.
• Keep two sets of eyes on the water. Even a quick turn to pick something up can be the moment a child slips into the water without a sound.
• Don’t confuse water toys as approved Personal Flotation Devices when swimming even in a pool. These toys are not meant to be a substitute for supervision.
• Learn CPR. In the event of an accident, every second counts.

 

Each Sycamore Creek resident (age 6 years and older) is required to bring their Access Cards when using the Swim Club facility.  Sycamore Creek's patrol and administrative staff reserve the right to ask for an individual's Access Card at any time.  If an individual cannot provide their Access Card, or if an individual is using someone else's Access Card, that individual will be asked to leave the property.  If you've lost your Access Card please visit the SCCA administrative office to obtain a new one.

Update your contact list!  You can now reach the Sycamore Creek Community Association's patrol officers (Nordic Security) directly at 714-916-7059.  As a reminder, residents should first contact the County of Riverside Sheriff's Department at 951-776-1099 to report suspicious persons, vehicles and activities, and then contact the patrol staff.

• Someone looking in windows of houses and parked cars.
• Property being taken out of houses where no one is at home.
• Cars, van, or trucks moving slowly with no apparent destination or without lights.
• A stranger sitting in a car or stopping to talk to a child.
• Individuals walking at odd times in the day (late evening hours).

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