Welcome to The Club

We’re making it easier for you to welcome friends and family! Starting immediately The Club has adopted a streamlined Guest Parking Policy designed to simplify overnight guest parking while ensuring safety and compliance with our community standards.

What’s Changing?

Previously, overnight guest parking required a paper pass issued by management. Under the new policy, residents can now safelist guest vehicles without a paper pass—a major convenience upgrade!

How to Safelist a Guest Vehicle

To register a guest vehicle for overnight parking, simply contact Community Manager Susan Elmorabit on the first night the vehicle will be parked.  You may not receive a reply until the next business day, but rest assured, your guest’s car is safelisted:

• Call or Text: 951-621-3070
• Email: selmorabit@actionlife.com
• In-Person: Visit the office Tuesdays and Thursdays between 9 AM – 3 PM

Be sure to provide:

1. Dates the vehicle will be parked overnight
2. Guest’s name (or the resident host’s name)
3. Make, model, and license plate number of the vehicle

Key Parking Rules to Remember

• Guests should park in the resident’s driveway first, if space allows.
• If more than two guest vehicles are present, extras may use legal street parking after the driveway is full.
• No blocking of driveways, mailboxes, or fire hydrants, and no parking in red zones or common areas.
• Guests must comply with city and HOA regulations at all times.

Temporary & Daytime Parking

• Temporary daytime street parking is allowed for up to 8 hours.
• Daytime guests may park on community streets or in the Clubhouse and Rose Garden lots.
• Guests are encouraged to park in front of the home they are visiting.

Why This Matters

This update offers greater flexibility and ease while maintaining the peaceful order of our neighborhood. It also helps us better manage and track overnight parking to ensure compliance with community guidelines and age verification policies.

Numerous coyote sightings have been reported in the community over the past few months.

While the HOA does not have direct responsibility for wildlife management, here are a few tips to keep your family and pets safe:

• Never feed or attempt to tame coyotes
• Do not leave small children outside unattended
• Keep your cats inside, supervise small dogs and keep your pet confined and/or on a leash
• Remove any outdoor pet food
• Pick up fruit as soon as it falls to the ground
• Eliminate any sources of water, from bird baths to puddles
• Trim overgrown landscaping
• Secure garbage in cans that cannot be tipped over or easily accessed by wildlife using bungee cord or other means
• Put away bird feeders at night to avoid attracting rodents and other coyote prey.

If you do happen to see a coyote:

• Make the coyote feel uncomfortable
• Be aggressive. Yell or spray a hose at the coyote
• Make yourself appear large and stand your ground
• Never turn your back or run away
• Bring a whistle or stick with you on walks
• If followed by a coyote, use hazing techniques including making loud noises and throw rocks or sticks toward them

Those utilizing the RV Parking area will not be billed until later this year. The Board will be voting on adoption of proposed policy changes at the March 20th, 2025 Board meeting. Currently, the proposed policy changes have been posted (and emailed) for a 28-day review and comment period by community members. Hard copies will are also available at The Club office. Your constructive comments regarding policy changes are welcome!

Action Property Management is excited to begin this relationship with The Club and its homeowners.

For more information about Action Property Management, please visit our website at www.actionlife.com.

Thank you!