Eagles Bluff Homeowners’ Association
Oro Valley, Arizona
Just a friendly reminder from the HOA, that weeds are not only unsightly, they lower the “curb appeal” of your home and our neighborhood.
Before the weeds on your property become an unsightly nuisance, the HOA Board is requesting you remove them at your earliest opportunity.
Thank you,
Eagles Bluff Board of Directors
Did you know the Town of Oro Valley has a list of “good” and “bad” plants? Before you update your landscaping, you should check the Town of Oro Valley Plant List to ensure you don’t harbor any “felonius flora”.
Existing, established plants, typically are “grandfathered”, unless they are classified as an invasive species, then check with the Town of Oro Valley if they should be removed. Or as I always say, “When in doubt, cut it out!”
Originally Posted: May 2, 2018
This monsoon season has produced a bumper-crop of weeds. Before you get a letter from the Association, and no one likes those, please check your lawn for those offending plants and remove them. Many herbicides only need a few hours without rain to be effective in eliminating weeds.
A reminder from our neighbor the Golf Course…
Please be aware if you trim trees or plants in your yard or on Association Common property, you are responsible for removing the debris. If you wish to trim trees or plants on golf course property you need permission from the golf course before your proceed. Questions regarding this matter, please contact El Conquistador at 520-544-1900.
Yep, you read it right, Spring. Now is the time to get our yards in shape for the warmer weather ahead. With the winter rains behind us, now is a good time to get a handle on those weeds, cut back those freeze-damaged branches.
Also remember to check your irrigation systems for leaks. Its better for your plants and your pocketbook.