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FOR UPDATES ABOUT FOUR SEASONS, GO TO FOURSEASONSBEAUMONT.ORG 6 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | AUGUST 2025 GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT By Eric Zarr, email eric.zarr@fsresidential.com, or call/text (909) 991-8337 JUNE DOLLARS AND CENTS At the Board meeting, the following projects and bids were approved. Please note in parentheses is the committee that generated the proposal and then if it's an Operational expense (which comes from this year's dues) or a Reserve expense: • Rosemary Shrub Removal (FYCC) - $694.25 (Landscape/ Operational) • FYCC Sumac Tree Removal - $1,575 (Landscape/ Operational) • Phase B Enhancements - $1,533 (Landscape/Operational) PETS The Association maintains a multitude of dog stations for ease of use while owners are walking their dogs in the community. Please make sure you are picking up after your pet. The only area that is an off-leash area is the Canine Corral (which recently reduced their yearly fee). Trails and park areas are not off-leash areas — they are areas you must pick up after your pet. STREET REPAIR & SLURRY UPDATE Street slurry continues on Aug. 1 with seven phases in the month of August. Maps are included in the Breeze and also online showing the areas affected and dates. We waited until the hotter months to help the slurry dry faster. In fact, the original first day of slurry as scheduled it rained! So it is definitely good to have waited until the hotter months. Vehicles can be parked on streets not being worked on, and NPG will have a golf cart to shuttle owners to and from their cars and homes. For updated maps, please go to fourseasonsbeaumont. org/streets. DAILY REPORT If you're not receiving Four Seasons Beaumont daily emails/Activities Blasts, email issues@fourseasonsbeaumont.org to have your email added to the list of recipients. Having your email on the list is especially important in order to receive warnings and updates related to emergencies in our area (example: July 2025 Wolf Fire). REMINDERS A reminder I give at each Open Session Board Meeting is to slow down. Once you are home behind the gates, speeding or not stopping at stop signs will only "save" you a few seconds of time. Speed limits are 30 mph on the Circle, 25 mph on all side streets, and 15 mph in parking lots. Slow down and drive responsibly. Also, use the sidewalks if you're a pedestrian and wear white or reflective clothing when it's dark outside. Make sure to fob-in each and every time you enter a facility. One, it's the rule, and two, team members rotate through the different facilities and the person that is at the desk when you return might not be the one who was there originally.

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