If you think you know the location of this Mystery Spot, use the comment area below to submit your guess. Indicate only the street that this Mystery Spot is on, like “west side of <name> street”.
Thanks for playing along! There’s more coming!
A reminder about on-street parking in the Timberton Village. Please make sure that your visitors and tenants know about these.
The CC&R’s of both the South Bay Community Association and the Timberton Village Homeowners Association prohibit non-temporary on-street parking at all times (see Articles 4:2:17, :18, and :19 in the South Bay Master Declaration of Covenants for details). As a Timberton Village resident (owner or tenant), all vehicles must be parked in an off-street location (your garage or driveway). Overnight parking on the street is not allowed.
There is an exception, though. While we request that all resident park their vehicles off-street, temporary on-street parking by guests only is allowed for up to eight hours. Please ensure that your guests do not block driveways of other homes. And make sure that anyone can safely exit their driveway.
For longer-term guest parking, please use your garage, driveways, or designated public parking lots only. There is public parking at the Timberton Loop trailhead (halfway up Timberton Drive). Parking is not allowed on the grassy area at the top of Timberton Drive.
Thanks for following these rules. They are there for the safety of our residents (we need to allow for sufficient clearance for emergency vehicles) and our neighbor’s cars.
If you have any questions, please contact the Board members.
From Steve Failla (email: stevefai@cablespeed.com) — Important information (and savings) on your annual irrigation system backflow inspection:
There is a new approved ARC Application here.
If you are wondering what the heck that is, then you should start here, looking at the Architectural Review Committee documents (there are several). Start with this overview of the ARC Guidelines.
If you have any questions, contact the Board through our handy Contact the Board page.
As before, this is a picture of an object that is visible from the street in the Timberton Village. Can you identify the street where this Mystery Spot is found? No prizes, other than the knowledge that you are paying attention to the neighborhood.
Make your guess via the ‘Add Your Comment’ form below (scroll down a bit to see it). You can add any details about the picture if you wish.
And if you have a Timberton Village Mystery Spot you would like to share, use the Contact the Web Guy page.