Lack of updates

Sorry about the lack of updates on this website. We're going to try to do better to keep you informed.
But the Board is hard at work and moving on several projects even if they seem like they are slow.

Coyote warning

There have been two reports of a coyote attacking pets in the neighborhood at night. Please keep your pets safe at night. 

Here's an article from the Register about coyotes and how you can help deter them. 

Please secure your vehicles

There are reports that several vehicles in our neighborhood were broken into last night/early this morning.
Please make sure to lock your vehicles, homes, and secure any personal belongings outside.
If you see any suspicious individuals or a crime in progress please call 911 immediately.

Vehicles in Las Palmas Estates

Although the streets (Curie, Pasteur, and Salk) in Las Palmas Estates are privately owned streets (owned by the association), they are still subject to California Vehicle Codes and any local laws as well.

Recently, there were a few cars that were ticketed, and one was for parking in front of a driveway. Unfortunately, this means that cars parked in front of their own driveways can also be ticketed. Click here for the California Vehicle Code.

If you have any questions you can contact the Placentia Police Department to answer more specific questions. I spoke to CSO Kaplan at (714) 993-8175 and she answered all of my questions.

Upcoming meetings

Sorry for the lack of updates, life got out of hand.

We do have an HOA meeting coming up Thursday, January 26th at 7:00 PM at the pool house. Residents are welcome to attend. Hopefully we will have some info regarding the status of the construction.

Our annual general meeting is scheduled for Saturday, February 25th at 2:00 PM at the Pool house and we hope that all residents can attend.

Recycling not picked up today

Don Stewart reported that our recycling bins were not emptied today (March 30). He contacted Placentia Disposal and they said they will come by tomorrow to pick our recycling bins.
Thank you Don!

Orangethorpe Avenue Overcrossing

CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION March 25, 2016

The Orange County Transportation Authority is building a series of bridges to separate trains from vehicles along the BNSF corridor in Fullerton, Placentia and Anaheim. In accordance with federal railroad safety regulations, residents should expect to hear an increase in the frequency of train horns because of construction activities on and around the railroad tracks, regardless of quiet zone designation.   Orangethorpe Avenue Overcrossing                                           Chapman Avenue   Attention motorists! Please be advised that westbound Orangethorpe Avenue to Chapman Avenue travel has reopened to motorists. However, the intersection is temporarily controlled with flashing red lights until the west side of the bridge opens in early June. Although the roadway is now opened, please remember to watch for changeable message signs and follow the posted speed limit. Please remember you can follow construction progress on the individual project pages at the OC Bridges website.  Please visit www.ocbridges.com.   (Click on the individual project page, scroll to the bottom and watch the daily progress) If you have any questions about this notification or other project issues, please contact: Tresa Oliveri, Outreach Project Manager, (714) 560-5374 or toliveri@octa.net or see below for additional options to "Get Connected/Stay Connected." OCTA and BNSF are closely coordinating their construction activities; however, OCTA cannot direct the time and duration of BNSF activities. Disclaimer: Due to unforeseen operational factors or inclement weather, dates and times may change.  If you would like to be removed from this list, please send an e-mail to: ocbridges@octa.net.