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Some typical maintenance issues are listed below.   When you see a problem like a broken sprinkler or light fixture, mark it with one of the flags located at the mailbox area, and contact Dean Wendland, the Community Manager.

(760) 834-8948

 Dean@MCMiskey.com 

     Common   Area Landscaping

• Broken sprinkler heads
• Damaged or dying plants
• Water, sewer or gas line leaks

     Pools   and Spas

• Burned out lights
• Broken spa controls
• Lack of heat in pool (during heating schedule)
• Trash in pool areas

     Common   Area Lighting

• Burned out bulbs on ground, garages and driveway   signs
• Damaged light fixtures

     Residence   Maintenance

• Roof and skylight leak· External wall damage or cracks
• External paint peeling
• Louver damage

      Common   Area Pests

• Fire ant sightings
• Rodent sightings

     Nuisances

• Excessive noise
• Trash left on patios or driveways

     Sidewalks,   Driveways and Guest Parking

• Cracks or trip hazards
• Abandoned or unauthorized vehicles in guest parking   or driveways

Keeping the garage and driveway areas clean is a responsibility of all Park Vista homeowners. Burrtec is the community’s waste disposal and recycling service and provides customers with special carts for trash service. Homeowners must contract for service separately as these fees are not included in the Association’s monthly dues.

Burrtec makes two pick-ups per week in Park Vista. The current schedule is as follows:

• Mondays: Trash and Recyclables
• Mondays: Bulky item pick-up (with a confirmed appointment)
• Thursdays: Trash and Organics

Please adhere to these trash disposal rules:

• Burrtec provides specific containers/carts for trash (gray), recycling (blue) and organic waste (green).  Trash in any non-Burrtec container will not be picked up.
• Containers must not be left outside in the garage cartport areas. They must be kept inside the garage. They should be placed in the garage immediately after pick-up.
• If you are leaving the property before trash day and must leave your containers out, ask a neighbor to take them in for you.
• If your neighbors are not available, place your trash in a securely-tied, heavy-duty plastic bag for pick-up. Tie them securely to help keep rodents and crows from getting into them.