Community Details
Sycamore Creek Community Association
The name of the corporation is Sycamore Creek Community Association. This corporation is a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation organized under the nonprofit mutual benefit corporation law. Sycamore Creek is a planned residential development located in the unincorporated territory of Riverside County. All persons who use the facilities of the properties in any manner are subject to the regulations in the bylaws and in the master declaration.
Website Page
The Sycamore Creek website was created to help preserve, enhance, and plan for the orderly development of Sycamore Creek. The website is guided in its work by overall community interests dedicated to maintaining and improving the quality of life for residents in the Sycamore Creek Community including Sycamore Hills. Underlying the website’s existence is the importance of influencing various issues that may impact our communities, both short and long term. We hope there’s a little something on this site for every Sycamore Creek resident/visitor and that they will find it informative and a helpful tool in facilitating communication with their Sycamore Creek neighbors.
*If you use this web site, you accept and agree to comply with the terms and conditions on this page. These terms and conditions may be changed at any time, without notice thereof. The website is designed to help bridge the communication gap between Sycamore Creek Management, the Board of Directors, the HOA’s, and other Sycamore Creek groups. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is dedicated to providing an opportunity for residents to exchange ideas and opinions. As such, the information, facts, or opinions appearing on the sycamorecreekhoa.com website do not necessarily reflect the views of the website developer, "sycamorecreekhoa.com", and sycamorecreekhoa.com does not assume responsibility or liability for the materials found here, nor for any claims, damages or losses resulting from any use of this service or the materials contained herein. You expressly understand and agree that sycamorecreekhoa.com and those working to maintain the website including the website developer and host shall not be liable under any circumstances to you whatsoever for any loss or damage of whatever nature suffered by you in connection with the use of the website. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is open to all Sycamore Creek residents and you are welcome to send us information for posting and sharing. Sycamorecreekhoa.com takes no responsibility for the claims made on the website. Links to other websites are provided for your information and convenience. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is not responsible for the content and services provided by those sites and shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages in connection with such content and services. Sycamorecreekhoa.com does not constitute an endorsement for the companies, products, or services listed on the Sycamorecreekhoa.com website. Please use your own due diligence for any purchases you make on the Internet. Please do not use sycamorecreekhoa.com as your only source for Sycamore Creek/Sycamore Hills management, HOA, and Sycamore Creek Community information.
The Sycamore Creek website was created to help preserve, enhance, and plan for the orderly development of Sycamore Creek. The website is guided in its work by overall community interests dedicated to maintaining and improving the quality of life for residents in the Sycamore Creek Community including Sycamore Hills. Underlying the website’s existence is the importance of influencing various issues that may impact our communities, both short and long term. We hope there’s a little something on this site for every Sycamore Creek resident/visitor and that they will find it informative and a helpful tool in facilitating communication with their Sycamore Creek neighbors.
*If you use this web site, you accept and agree to comply with the terms and conditions on this page. These terms and conditions may be changed at any time, without notice thereof. The website is designed to help bridge the communication gap between Sycamore Creek Management, the Board of Directors, the HOA’s, and other Sycamore Creek groups. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is dedicated to providing an opportunity for residents to exchange ideas and opinions. As such, the information, facts, or opinions appearing on the sycamorecreekhoa.com website do not necessarily reflect the views of the website developer, "sycamorecreekhoa.com", and sycamorecreekhoa.com does not assume responsibility or liability for the materials found here, nor for any claims, damages or losses resulting from any use of this service or the materials contained herein. You expressly understand and agree that sycamorecreekhoa.com and those working to maintain the website including the website developer and host shall not be liable under any circumstances to you whatsoever for any loss or damage of whatever nature suffered by you in connection with the use of the website. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is open to all Sycamore Creek residents and you are welcome to send us information for posting and sharing. Sycamorecreekhoa.com takes no responsibility for the claims made on the website. Links to other websites are provided for your information and convenience. Sycamorecreekhoa.com is not responsible for the content and services provided by those sites and shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages in connection with such content and services. Sycamorecreekhoa.com does not constitute an endorsement for the companies, products, or services listed on the Sycamorecreekhoa.com website. Please use your own due diligence for any purchases you make on the Internet. Please do not use sycamorecreekhoa.com as your only source for Sycamore Creek/Sycamore Hills management, HOA, and Sycamore Creek Community information.
Mission Statement
SycamoreCreekHOA.com was created to help preserve, enhance, and plan for the orderly development of Sycamore Creek. The website is guided in its work by overall community interests dedicated to maintaining and improving the quality of life for residents in the Sycamore Creek Community. Underlying the website's existence is the importance of influencing various issues that may impact our community, both short and long term. We hope there's a little something on our site for everyone and that you find it informative and a helpful tool for facilitating communication with your Sycamore Creek neighbors. If you have any questions or comments, please send us a note. Thank you!
SycamoreCreekHOA.com was created to help preserve, enhance, and plan for the orderly development of Sycamore Creek. The website is guided in its work by overall community interests dedicated to maintaining and improving the quality of life for residents in the Sycamore Creek Community. Underlying the website's existence is the importance of influencing various issues that may impact our community, both short and long term. We hope there's a little something on our site for everyone and that you find it informative and a helpful tool for facilitating communication with your Sycamore Creek neighbors. If you have any questions or comments, please send us a note. Thank you!
Temescal Valley History
This area, originally called Rancho Temescal and known today as the Temescal Valley, is rich with history, having thrived through California's colorful beginnings in the 1800's during the mission, pastoral and Mexican periods.
Transportation played an important part in the development and accessibility of Rancho Temescal. In the late 1800's transportation evolved from the Butterfield Overland Mail Company's concord coaches led by horse and mule teams to the new frontier of railroads. The California Southern Railway provided the first rail service in the area, running trains between San Diego and San Bernardino via Temecula and Riverside through Temescal Valley.
Railroads transformed the area as well as many industries. In particular, railroads made lumber very affordable and easily available. Thus began the change in home construction patterns from traditional adobe to wood frame. This advancement was the primary impetus leading to a large migration of homesteaders to the Temescal Valley. Bringing with them citrus seeds, these homesteaders started small farms and ranches, transforming the countryside and the fertile, water-rich valley from a cattle and sheep-grazing economy to one of horticulture. Thus, the area's citrus industry was born. This boom in citrus groves lead to Corona's being called the Lemon Capital of the World.
At the turn of the 20th century, another industry emerged with the discovery of an array of natural resources and raw materials such as clay, rock, gravel and silica. Since the early 1900s, silica sand was mined at the Dos Lagos site and turned into glass for a variety of uses.
Rich with history, natural resources and people with ingenuity and ambition, the Temescal Valley has emerged as a dynamic and naturally beautiful place to live.
Rich with history, natural resources and people with ingenuity and ambition, the Temescal Valley has emerged as a dynamic and naturally beautiful place to live.
