San Elijo Hills #1 Homeowner's Association

A secluded neighborhood in Solana Beach, read About Us.

Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm. Homeowners are welcome to attend, please call Landmark Business Services at (858) 481-5809 for the location.

Do you want to know what is going on in our neighborhood and have a say in how our HOA dues are spent? Become a member of the board! Meetings are only once a month, come join us at one to try it out.

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Welcome to the San Elijo Hills #1 Homeowners Association website!
This site is regularly updated with information about special events and the most
current policies regarding home improvements.

~ Next Board Meeting ~

The next Homeowners Board meeting will be January 25, 2012. The agenda will be posted for any member interested at the entrance on Santa Victoria at the white wall four days prior to the meeting.

~ Freeway Improvements ~

TransNet has important freeway improvements planned. For construction updates go to: www.keepsandiegomoving.com

For questions call:

Caltrans Public Affairs
619-688-6670

~ Secure Drop-boxes for Prescription Drugs ~

The San Diego County’s Sheriff Department and the County Board of Supervisors are pleased to announce a new drop-off collection program for unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs.

These items have been determined to present substantial risks to our community by either falling into the wrong hands, or by damaging our environment through improper disposal. It is the awareness of this that has resulted in the San Diego County Sheriff and the Board of Supervisors working together to provide a safe alternative method for disposal of unwanted pharmaceuticals. Secure collection drop-boxes have been installed at several Sheriff’s facilities, including the Encinitas Station located at 175 North El Camino Real, Encinitas, CA 92024. Community members are now welcome to come to any of the facilities where unwanted medications may be turned in anonymously.

• Medications in standard containers may be deposited in those containers.
• Loose medication can be put into plastic bags available at the collection box and then deposited.
• Please ensure any liquid medication is enclosed in secure containers before depositing.
• Syringes should not be placed in the drop box. SHARPs (home generated hypodermic needles) containers will be forthcoming to each facility for this purpose.

These drop offs are a “no questions asked” situation and done as a service to the community to reduce the access to unused prescription medications. In addition to the Sheriff’s staff required to take the surrendered medications, each location will have drug prevention and treatment professionals available to answer any questions.

~ Leaf Blowers ~

The City of Solana Beach has taken another step toward environmental sustainability by banning the use of gas powered 2-stroke leaf blowers. Beginning January 1, 2011, the use of all 2-stroke gas powered leaf blowers will not be allowed within the City of Solana Beach and violators will be subject to the City’s compliance process. Electric, battery-powered and 4-stroke gas powered leaf blowers will still be allowed Monday through Saturday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Only non-commercial, residential use is allowed on Sundays. For more information, please see the Solana Beach City Website.

~ Solana Beach Events ~

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~ Wildfire Awareness ~

Following the wildfires of October 2007, we are all concerned for the safety of our homes. After meeting with our local Fire Marshall, we have some information that you can use to help protect your house:

~ Architectural Forms ~

Don't forget to turn in an Architectural Request Form for any work that you are planning on doing to your home, even if you are just replacing a garage door or window. Landmark Business Services, who has been hired by our Homeowner's Association, is required to have a record of all approvals and violations. See the FAQ for more details.

~ Trees ~

Read about our recently updated Tree Policy.

Here is an article from the San Diego Union Tribune regarding the importance of trees in protecting your home from wildfiles: Formerly revered trees get bad rap after wildfires

- Privacy Policy