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22 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | MAY 2021 Warm weather is upon us. Hopefully, you are enjoying both the weather and your yard. To help you maximize enjoyment of your yard, ARC would like to clarify the planting requirement set forth in guidelines. Except for some direction concerning where trees can be planted and a requirement to maintain those trees, there are no specific requirements as to what types of plants you may plant. The Landscape Committee has posted on www.fourseasonsbeaumont. org some guidelines concerning what plants should do well in our area as well a list of problem plants. However, ARC only asks that you consider how your plants may impact your neighbors and that you keep them trimmed and neat. When I wrote this article, few of us were actively planting or even working in our yards and gardens. These articles are written more than a month before you see them. It takes a lot of time and effort to publish the Breeze. We need to thank Image Up Advertising & Design and the Communication Board, as well as all the writers, for their time and effort. ARC meets the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 am. Our meetings are open to all homeowners and we welcome you input. Please feel free to contact me if you have any ARC questions or need help with your applications. ~ Steve Cooley, (801) 815-5302, cooleyaudit@gmail.com Architectural Review Committee The Ad Hoc Power Out Committee is up and running. We will be providing information that our homeowners may find useful in the even of a power outage. This information will be distributed through Breeze articles, Daily Report blurbs, and flyers distributed at The Lodge, Summit, and Courts buildings. Our first article is published in this month's Breeze on page 12. We meet the last Thursday of each month. Please join us and share your concerns and or suggestions. ~ Steve Cooley, cooleyaudit@ gmail.com Ad Hoc Power Out Committee Trails A, B and F still belong to our builder. The furniture and structure (bridge) on these trails is the property of the HOA. Most of these items are in need of painting and it will be scheduled for the near future. Please respect the Wet Paint signs. The 15th of March started the "Birding Season" in the Conservancy. It will last until Sept. 15. During this "nesting" period human activity is restricted off the trails. Maintenance activity and trash removal are curtailed unless a licensed biologist oversees the activity. This is currently the responsibility of the builder, not the HOA. There are no signs of erosion with the low rainfall this winter so no maintenance off the trail activity is likely. If trash does blow into the off-trail areas, it will probably remain there until fall. ~ Len Tavernetti Ad Hoc Conservancy