Special thanks to the volunteers that planted the lovely flowers at the two entrances this year – Liz L. and Rachel S.
GREAT JOB!
Thanks also to Roy and Barbara who’ve so graciously done this for us in the past few years.
Posted on July 7th, 2018 by RonH
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February is the time to do major tree pruning. Minor pruning can be done any time of the year. Low hanging or broken branches, root suckers, water sprouts should always be removed as soon as they occur.
Check out this link for some tips on how to prune. Tree Pruning It covers both fruit and shade trees.
Pruning is good for the trees and done properly will improve their health and shape. Don’t worry about applying anything to the cut as sap running out of the cut is not a problem to the tree.
Pruning is especially important for the trees in the landscape strip between the street and sidewalk.
As with ACHD policy, the HOA requests that you trim back trees and shrubs which may be causing obstruction and to also keep a neat and attractive appearance.
ACHD defines obstruction as anything that:
Low branches over the sidewalk need to be removed. They tend to droop when they leaf out and can become quite a nuisance for walking. Any limbs that are lower that 7′ or any shrubs that encroach on the sidewalk should be kept trimmed all year round. On the street side, limbs that hang out over the street need to be cut back or removed so as not to obstruct mail delivery or garbage pickup.
Posted on February 20th, 2016 by RonH
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Click the following link to review the Board Meeting minutes:
Red Leaf Heights Board Meeting Notes March 12, 2015
Posted on March 24th, 2015 by RonH
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Red Leaf Heights HOA Annual Meeting Notes
April 30, 2014
Red Leaf Heights Annual Meeting Notes 2014
Posted on May 9th, 2014 by RonH
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Red Leaf Heights Board Meeting Notes:
Red Leaf Heights Board Meeting Notes December 30, 2013
Posted on February 12th, 2014 by RonH
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Just a reminder that you need to submit a request for architectural control review if you have your home repainted.
If you are not changing the color, no request is needed.
Guidelines and the form can be downloaded here or from the Forms category on the right here on the website.
Architectural Control Guidelines | Architectural Review Form
Posted on September 10th, 2013 by RonH
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Red Leaf Heights HOA Annual Meeting Notes
April 25, 2013
Red Leaf Heights Annual Meeting Notes 2013
Posted on May 15th, 2013 by RonH
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There have been several complaints about speeding cars in our neighborhood, especially on Rockingham. Also in some cases the stop signs are simply being ignored. Not a good thing! Please be mindful of our little ones!
Posted on April 30th, 2013 by RonH
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Red Leaf Heights Board Meeting Notes:
Red Leaf Heights Board Meeting Notes February 5, 2013
Posted on March 18th, 2013 by RonH
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You’ve probably noticed that we’ve just recently completed a major project to structurally prune all of the common area trees. (205 evergreens and 231 deciduous) Four trees had to be removed that would have eventually interfered with the power lines along Eagle Road. The trees that are under the power lines that are in the strip next to Eagle Road belong to the city. The trimming by the utility company on those certainly leaves a lot to be desired. It was not smart for the city to put maple trees there in the first place.
Now is a good time to do some pruning on those trees that are in front of your homes, especially those that have branches that interfere with walking on the sidewalk. Check this link for some tips on how to prune.Tree Pruning It is specifically for fruit trees but also applies to shade trees.
Pruning is good for the trees and done properly will improve their health and shape. Don’t worry about applying anything to the cut and sap running out of the cut is not a problem to the tree.
Posted on March 4th, 2013 by RonH
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