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4 SOLERA DIAMOND VALLEY | SEPTEMBER 2023 Over the past several years code violation letters sent to us and some of our neighbors have been a source of much consternation. Each of us may need to step back a bit and look at the broader picture of what is happening here. Our friend, Tyler, is charged with among other things, the task of keeping our community's landscaping appearance within the guidelines established by our governing documents. You can be sure that Tyler does not begin his day with the thought of who can I upset today with my courtesy letters. Instead, his focus is always on how can I serve the Solera Diamond Valley residents. He deserves our gratitude for the solid but difficult work that he does for us. Let me ask each us, myself included, that when we receive our next "Courtesy Notice," instead of getting bent into strange shapes, we call Tyler immediately and thank him for bringing the issue to our attention. Also inform him of what we have been doing to solve the issue and when we hope to have it resolved. I am hopeful that this action will go a long way to build better communication and advance the good will in our Solera Diamond Valley community. Code Violations By Paul Bradstreet SDV, Is Your Cup Half Full or Half Empty? By Robert Vise, Board President e Neighborhood is changing. Houses south of us and north of us are rising up. It was bound to happen. How each of us responds to the growth is important for our health. We have all come here from different parts of the country and work backgrounds. Some of us are still working while others are enjoying the good life of retirement. Active involvement by residents on our community committees is vital for all who live here. If you are curious about how a particular committee operates before considering to join, ask the chair of the committee if you may sit in on a member meeting as a guest. Unless it is not allowed by their charter, they would be happy to have you. Recently, the BOD voted to have our vendor for the trees and plants respond faster on replacements for dead plants. ey have held off this summer because of the extreme heat and until a certain quantity need to be replaced. See you around "e Island." Community Updates By Tyler Barber, Property Services Manager Our landscaping vendor has begun setting rock around the community. e ruined furnishings that have been taking up much of our space have been thrown away. New furniture will be brought in soon. e single showers located in the indoor pool area and the outdoor pool area are to be used for rinsing only. Please do not use soap products when using those showers. Violations: 21 Opened; 35 Closed.