The Shadow Hills Golf Club irrigation team will be repairing an irrigation main line break adjacent to the water retention area at Avenida Los Padres and Corte Jalisco.
We expect that this will be a 24 β 48 hour repair.
Phil Vigil, PGA
General Manager
pvigil@troon.com
Are your service providers registered through the Vendor Program?
You may or may not be aware that service providers are limited to 5 entries to SCSH, per month, unless they register for the vendor program.
Registered service providers (including, but not limited to, gardening, handyman, housekeeping, caregiving services) are required to provide a valid Driverβs License, Registration and Insurance. In return and for a nominal fee of $20/quarter, the vendor is equipped with a transponder and it is affixed to their vehicle.
We truly hope to incentivize all vendors to register, as it provides convenient access through all 6 access gates (during vendor hours), which means your service provider will avoid any wait time at either main gate.
We ask for your cooperation, as a resident of SCSH, to encourage your service provider to register. Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Edward Nunez at 760-345-4349 ext. 2401 or edward.nunez@associa.us.
For your review and reference, below is the application to register.
β Vendor Program Rules & Application
Together, we can make SCSH even greater!
Friday, April 12, 2024
Montecito Clubhouse Ballroom
Photos by Lifestyle Media Team
We have received several reports of coyotes being observed on common area. Please review the attached for helpful tips to cope with the Urban Coyote.
Many people enjoy observing wildlife in its natural environment. However, coyotes have been seen in Sun City Shadow Hills on residential streets, common areas, and golf course fairways and greens. They "commute" into our community using the flood controls and drainage ditches throughout the area.
Residents should take precautions to avoid creating potential problems. Please see the attached document below, which was prepared by the Safety Advisory Committee.
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Coachella Valley Vector Control will be on property to conduct the annual red imported fire ant treatment.
Treatment Dates and Locations:
Time: Technician should arrive between 8:30 am β 3:00 pm
Product Information: Coachella Valley Vector Control has provided the following information regarding the treatment product: Control product are water soluble and will render ineffective when in contact with water. Control product are made at a very low dosage, enough to kill an ant and should not harm pets. If you have any pets, please keep them indoors while the technicians are on property for safety precaution.
If you have any questions, please contact the Associationβs Facilities Maintenance Department, at 760-345-4349 ext. 2406.
Barkchella Free Pet Adoption Festival
FREE pet adoptions at ALL RivCo Shelters
April 13 & 20, 2024
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Attention all dog owners! The View will be featuring an article heralding dogs in the August magazine. We would like to include a few photos of SCSH residents and their dogs with the article . . . and possibly a cover shot! Please send a recent picture of yourself and your dog(s) to view@scshca.com by Friday, April 19, for consideration. If your photo is not chosen for the magazine, you can also send it to https://www.scshca.com/residentcorner/submissionform/ for posting on the resident pet owner page on the website.
Below are barking tips to keep your dog cool and safe in our hot summer desert heat!
Nothing beats canine companionship at home or on vacations. As a responsible dog owner, you can ensure that your summer fun and vacation with your best friend will be enjoyable for both of you.
Prepare for severe weather and earthquakes: Know your areaβs risks for severe weather, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, or winter storms. Have emergency supplies and a plan in place.
Beat the Heat will run May 6 through June 1, and a celebration lunch will be held on Friday, June 14, 2024.
A variety of special fitness classes are available exclusively for Beat the Heat participants.
β Beat the Heat Schedule 2024
You will be able to submit your points online, or using a weekly points log available at both fitness centers.
Please click on the link below for the program guidelines:
Registration form:
For more information, please call the Montecito Fitness Center at (760) 345-4349 ext. 2111.
Please note: the ad in April's issue of The View incorrectly lists the entry fee as $30. The correct fee is $25.
The Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals are upon us. As a result, we will be experiencing traffic delays, gate congestion, additional guests on property, and louder than usual noise. Please be patient and allow for extra travel time.
Detailed traffic information is available in a recent press release by the City of Indio, click here.
Relaxed on-street parking and parking on Sun City Boulevard for shuttle pick up will be permitted during the following dates:
The festival shuttles are not facilitated or arranged by SCSH. Festival shuttles will not pick-up or drop-off festival goers at SCSH. We understand pick-up, and drop-off is available at the Shadow Hills RV on Jefferson Street. For more information you may visit valleymusictravel.com.
Please ensure you do not park in prohibited areas or blocking a fire hydrant.
Please note, RVs are still required to obtain a parking pass at either manned gate (Jefferson Street or Avenue 40) and are subject to parking limits set forth below.
Rules & Regulations, Section 3.23 Short-Term Recreational Vehicle Parking:
Resident: Short-term personal recreational vehicle parking shall only be permitted for a cumulative period not to exceed 120 hours (5 days) in any calendar month or 48 hours in any single session for the purposes of cleaning, loading or unloading.
Guests of Residents: A guestβs short-term personal recreational vehicle shall only be permitted to park for 48 hours maximum, in a calendar month
Thank you.
Sunday, April 7, 2024
Shadow Hills Golf Club - South Course
Photos by Lifestyle Media Team
Saturday, March 9, 2024
Montecito Clubhouse
On Saturday, March 9, 2024 the Camera Club hosted The Creative Eye, our annual Photo Exhibition and Sale.
The SCSH Community Development Coordinating Committee (CDCC) is looking for applicants to apply for membership on the committee. CDCC is a Board committee tasked with keeping the Board and community informed about development that might impact SCSH, and at the direction of the Board, take steps to advocate on behalf of the community.
The committee is looking for applicants who preferably have a background or interest in construction and development, with development documents such as Environmental Impact Reports and Specific Plans, or legal or advocacy experience relating to community development projects.
All interested candidates are urged to apply by submitting an Advisory Committee Interest Form at the HOA office.
Now that the spring weather is settling in, the daily temperatures will be at a consistent 70 to 80 degrees. The warmer temperature will begin to trigger the annual turf transition from the ryegrass to the Bermuda grass as it is normal here in the Coachella Valley. This means that our winter rye grass will begin to expire to allow the summer Bermuda grass to resettle and come out of dormancy. During this transition process, you will begin to see βdry spotsβ where the ryegrass is diminishing on areas on the turf. As spring moves forward, we will increase irrigation watering to compensate for the higher temperatures and allow the Bermuda grass to reestablish. This will allow us to promptly fill in the dry spot with healthy Bermuda grass. Green-up and recovery of the Bermuda grass begins when night-time temperatures remain above 60 degrees for several days in the spring and soil temperatures reach 65 degrees at the four-inch depth.
We will continue to monitor this process to assure a smooth transition of the turf.
βDry Spotsβ During Transition Period
For more information, please contact the Facilities Maintenance Department at 760-345-4349 ext. 2406.
Monday, April 1, 2024
Montecito Clubhouse
Photos by Dana Stockton
The City of Indio announces anticipated street impacts, transportation details, and alternative routes for the upcoming 2024 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Stagecoach: Californiaβs Country Music Festival.
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will be held at the Empire Polo Club on April 12, 13 and 14 and April 19, 20 and 21, and Stagecoach: Californiaβs Country Music Festival will take place on April 26, 27 and 28.
Due to the events, Avenue 50 between Monroe Street and Madison Avenue will be closed from Monday, March 25, to Monday, May 6. The closure is necessary to protect the safety of workers, residents and commuters. Alternate routes include Highway 111, Dr. Carreon Boulevard, Avenue 48 and Avenue 52.
The following streets will be primary access routes for the festivals on the following days: April 11-14; April 18-21; and April 25-28, but significant traffic is expected:
On each Friday of the festivals through each Monday, the following roads will be closed:
Expect the following additional delays:
Uber Location:
Friends & Family/Taxi Drop Off & Pick Up:
NO pedestrian or pedestrian festival access:
Approved pedestrian access:
Additional notes:
Golf carts are not permitted on any of the above-listed streets.
Approximately 40,000 guests will be shuttled into and out of the concert venue from various locations throughout the Coachella Valley to help ease traffic conditions.
Noise from the festival site could begin on each Thursday prior to the festival dates, due to sound checks and on-site camping guests.
For concert logistics, questions, or issues, please call 760-391-4112 or email concertinfo@indio.org.
Source: https://gcvcc.org/city-of-indio-announces-festival-season-traffic-plan-and-street-closures/
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Below you may download a PDF of the official election results, provided by HOA Elections of California.
Results from previous elections are available on the Documents page, under the HOA menu.
Official election results from HOA Elections of California are available by clicking here.
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Your newly elected Board of Directors are:
Official election results from HOA Elections of California are available by clicking here.
A video of the Annual Meeting will be available later today on our website:
Desert Hot Springs, April 2nd, 2024: Desert Hot Springs, CA β The City of Desert Hot Springs is honored to host the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall, a traveling replica of the revered monument in Washington, D.C. This event is not only a memorial but also a symbol of gratitude, remembrance, and reverence for those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. The community is warmly invited to this free, around-the-clock exhibition, which offers a special opportunity for reflection and healing.
As the Moving Wall graces our city, we encourage the involvement of our community members. The city is seeking volunteers to assist with various aspects of the event, from welcoming guests to helping with logistics. To participate in this noble cause, please reach out to Melissa Purcell at (760) 329-6411 ext.139 or email recreation@cityofdhs.org.
We are also calling for food donations from local businesses, underlining the communal spirit of Desert Hot Springs.
Edward G. Johnson, a local Vietnam Purpleheart Combat Wounded Veteran, has stated βHaving the traveling replica wall here in Desert Hot Springs will allow Vietnam Veterans like me to be with our brothers and sisters who were KIA and POW. Thanks to the City of Desert Hot Springs for keeping their memory alive.β
Please join us in this significant event to pay tribute to our valiant heroes. For more information on the Moving Wall visit www.cityofdhs.org/events.
Let us come together in unity and respect, ensuring this tribute to our veterans is a moving experience for all.
WHAT: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall Exhibition
WHERE: Mission Springs Park, 14510 Palm Drive, Desert Hot Springs, CA
WHEN: May 16-20, 2024
HOW TO HELP: Volunteer opportunities and food donations are needed. Contact Melissa Purcell at (760) 329-6411 ext.139 or recreation@cityofdhs.org
For more information, please contact Recreation and Community Services Director Roberta Crncic at robertacrncic@cityofdhs.org.
Monday, April 1, 2024
Montecito Clubhouse Bocce Courts
In this episode, Board President Jerry Conrad is here to give a quick update regarding our community.
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π Transcription of Podcast Episode 409
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Store emergency supplies: Keep a well-stocked emergency kit with essential supplies, such as flashlights, batteries, canned food, water, first aid items, and a battery-powered radio.
