The Todo List-Summary

What Your Eastridge Hills HOA Board Has Been Up To Lately Working for Our Community Serving on the Eastridge Hills HOA Board is a volunteer commitment. Your Board members and committee volunteers devote countless hours to protecting property values, maintaining community assets, improving security, and planning for the future. We thought it would be helpful…

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Looking Ahead to Better Communication

New Neighbors-Welcome

Donald Ridge Court in Eastridge Hills is delighted to welcome our newest neighbors, Chit Thu Laing & Aung M. Maung. With their distinctive personal style and easygoing energy, Natalie and Ji already feel like a great fit for Eastridge Hills. We look forward to getting to know them and fully expect they’ll become engaged, valued…

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Welcome New Neighbors

Sunridge Drive in Eastridge Hills is delighted to welcome our newest neighbors, Natalie Lamorena and Ji Ren Stanley Zuo. Moving in from just a short hop from their previous residence, they are no strangers to the area and look forward to meeting all of the neighbors. With their distinctive personal style and easygoing energy, Natalie…

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Progress, Patience

Progress, Patience, and a Path Forward on Back Gate Security Reality: When this new Board stepped forward, we made a clear commitment: Improve security , embrace transparency and move toward placing a live guard at the Bridle Ridge (back) gate. That commitment hasn’t changed. What has become clearer over the past several months is this:…

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Our Taxes Could Potentially Drop

Could Property Taxes Disappear for Many Eastridge Hills Seniors? Eastridge Hills Homeowner Update Could Property Taxes Disappear for Many Eastridge Hills Seniors? A proposed California ballot initiative could exempt many homeowners age 60 and older from regular property taxes on their principal residence. The potential savings are significant. So are the questions. Reality Most Eastridge…

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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener

… Unless You Put a Picnic Table on It California says we’re not in a drought—for now. But Sacramento just made it clear: if no one uses your grass, you shouldn’t be watering it. So the question for Eastridge Hills isn’t PANIC—it’s strategy. What’s Really Changing? Under Assembly Bill 1572 (Water Code §10608.14): HOAs must…

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Dogs in the Hood

California Dog Owner Responsibilities When Their Dog Bites Someone In California, dog owners have specific responsibilities when their dog bites someone. Here are the key points to consider: It is essential for dog owners to understand these responsibilities to ensure compliance with California, Solano County, and Fairfield laws and to protect themselves from potential legal…

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Here We Go Again

How Many Gate Arms Must We Sacrifice? Reality Another week, another preventable impact. Our high-resolution cameras at the Bridle Ridge Drive gate captured a tailgater plowing through the security arm — yes, the one with the unmistakable red LED lights. That marks the second damaged gate in just two weeks. Not bad luck. Not a…

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