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4 SOLERA DIAMOND VALLEY | NOVEMBER 2023 Continued from previous page Community Updates By Tyler Barber, Property Services Manager Per the Association's Compliance and Fines Policy, which you can view below, Management can only do so much to enforce the Governing Documents. I am to send letters every month, escalating and closing violations as necessary. Management is aware that there are code violations around the Community that have stuck around for longer than anticipated. We continue to do what we can to enforce the Governing Documents and return the properties to the compliant status. Management would appreciate your patience as we work to close out those long, drawn-out code violations. Violations: Opened- 25 ; Closed- 13 Action Items (is information is accurate as of 10/9/23. Please refer to the front desk for any updates.) • Trees around the Community are to be replaced when the weather cools down - late October is the predicted time frame. • A treadmill is due to be replaced aer it broke down in September. • With the paint beginning to fade, our handyman is due to refinish the bocce ball court lines. • e curb along the parking lot next to the outdoor pool has been painted to alert residents of the lower step. • Our landscaping vendor is actively working to remove the issue of standing water in the pots in the pool area. • e men's spin dryer has been checked out, and it needs a new motor. It is to be repaired when we receive the part. • e new back patio furniture is set to be ordered soon. • Our landscaping vendor is set to continue to the next stage of rock setting within the month of October. COFFEE WITH THE BOARD & GM: TUES., NOV. 28 AT 2 PM Securing Your Car: Cars are valuable assets, and they can also be targets for the. Protect your vehicle with these measures: 1. Locking Your Car: Always lock your car when it's unattended, and never leave it running or the keys in the ignition. 2. Parking in Well-Lit Areas: Whenever possible, park your car in well-lit areas, especially at night. Avoid dark and secluded spots. 3. Car Alarm Systems: Install a car alarm system, which can deter thieves and alert you to unauthorized entry. 4. Steering Wheel Locks: Use steering wheel locks or other anti-the devices to make your car more difficult to steal. 5. Secure Your Garage: If you have a garage, ensure it is secure and locked, as it is oen an entry point to your home and a target for burglars. e Role of the Police: Hemet's streets are public spaces, and the responsibility for their safety falls on the City of Hemet's law enforcement agencies. In case of an emergency or if you encounter any suspicious activity, do not hesitate to call the police. ey are there to protect and serve the community and can respond to various situations, from home break-ins to car thes. Contact the Hemet Police Department by calling 911 in emergencies or the non-emergency line at (951) 765-2400 for non-urgent situations. Law enforcement personnel are trained to handle a wide range of incidents, and your cooperation in reporting crimes and providing information can contribute to a safer community for all residents. Securing your home, property, and car in Hemet is a shared responsibility between you as a homeowner and the local law enforcement agencies. By following the security measures outlined in this guide and promptly contacting the police when needed, you can contribute to a safer and more secure environment for yourself and your community. Remember that a vigilant community is a strong community, and together, we can help maintain the safety and beauty of Solera Diamond Valley. e Board of Directors is actively exploring various options to enhance the security of the community's common areas. eir commitment to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all residents has led them to evaluate alternative solutions that align with the evolving security needs. ey recognize the importance of these shared spaces and are dedicated to ensuring they remain secure and accessible for everyone's enjoyment.

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