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A Little Lift-Station
A Little Lift-Station Wisdom: Keeping Things Flowing in Eastridge Hills A recent sewer-backup scare at an Eastridge Hills home is a useful reminder that, while our lift stations usually work quietly in the background, they need a little care and common sense. Most homes in our community rely on a small lift station to move…
Motion and a Second
Does a Motion and a Second Automatically Approve a Board Action? It’s a fair question, and one that occasionally comes up during HOA meetings. The short answer is no. Under Robert’s Rules of Order, a motion is not approved simply because one director makes the motion and another director seconds it. The purpose of a…
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…
Eastridge Hills = New fiber internet?
How Can We Make Eastridge Hills Even Better? If there’s one thing your Eastridge Hills leadership does well, it’s the little things—the kind that quietly make daily life smoother, friendlier, and more enjoyable. Of course, the one big thing this summer will be the street crack repair and resealing. (More on that later). Over the…
Survey Results
Based on the results from the Eastridge Hills Neighborhood, Security Guard Preference Survey, the overall sentiment regarding the addition of a live, part-time security guards at the back gate is strongly positive. Out of 41 total responses, 26 residents (63.4%) expressed a positive opinion, with the majority indicating they “Strongly support” the addition of a…
Back Gate Is Getting the Glow
Our Back Gate Is Getting the Glow-Up It Deserves REALITY CHECK: Let’s be honest — the Gate at 875 Bridle Ridge Drive hasn’t exactly been giving “Exclusive Community Entrance” vibes lately. More like “RoughDraft with a Dream.” For years, irrigation lines leaked, sprinklers watered plants that died two HOA administrations ago, and our water bills…
Street Update:
Cracks, Rocks, and a Plan That Doesn’t Crack 🚧 We’ve noticed cracks forming in our Eastridge Hills streets, some of which are caused by heavy construction-truck traffic from the new homes being built uphill in Eastridge POA-land. More importantly, these cracks are the early signs of bigger problems: over the next twelve months, hairline cracks…
Open Letter-Social Committee
Dear Yvonne and Judy, First, thank you for once again stepping up to serve on the Eastridge Hills HOA Social Committee. Your energy, creativity, and history of organizing events like our annual “Night Out” have built the foundation for a stronger, friendlier community – and this Board is truly grateful. As you know, all HOA…
Do Our Bylaws Need a Tune-Up? Spoiler: Yes.
Bylaws Tune-Up: Let’s Match California Law (Before California Matches Us) Eastridge Hills Document Committee • Keeping our rules roadworthy Reality Sacramento keeps updating HOA laws (hello, Davis-Stirling tweaks). Our bylaws haven’t kept pace, which means a few sections are now out of sync with state law. When bylaws and the Civil Code disagree, the Civil…
🏡 CC&R Update:
Making Room for ADUs, JADUs & Conversions—Without Losing Our Neighborhood Soul Last updated: September 9, 2025 • Prepared by: Eastridge Hills Document Revision Committee Reality What Changes What Stays the Same Consequences Call to Action Quick FAQ Legal References Reality Our CC&Rs were drafted in a “one house per lot” era. California law has since…
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