Owners of the vacant site of the former Lakeridge Tennis Club are now planning to build eight 4-story buildings to house 314 condominium units. Reno’s Planning Commissioners approved those plans on March 17, 2021, but 18 individuals have each filed appeals to City Council. Those appeals will be heard during City Council’s meeting on April 28, 2021. In January 2021, City Council heard a presentation from Councilmember Naomi Duerr, requesting City Council initiate a rezoning of … [Read more...] about “6000 Plumas St. Redevelopment”
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Guest Parking
The Board has received complaints recently about cars and other vehicle parking for days or weeks in the two guest parking areas on Meadowridge Drive. The remedy for that is for the board to have those vehicles tagged and, when the law allows, towed. We’d rather not and ask that all homeowners take note of the restrictions, respecting the ability of others to use the guest parking as it is intended. While the board would rather not, the continued violation will leave us with no choice. As a … [Read more...] about Guest Parking
A Few Meadowridge Facts
Meadowridge encompasses 20 acres and includes 97 homes, private roads, walking paths, expansive landscaping, a pond, and approximately 300 trees. This is in addition to the clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, and playground. The HOA, by law, maintains the streets, landscaping, and amenities. The most significant annual expenses are for maintenance of the park-like setting. As the board enters into budget season, we thought it would be helpful for homeowners to have the bigger … [Read more...] about A Few Meadowridge Facts
Our Landscape Champion
The Board would like to thank its Board Treasurer, Tim Martin, for his constant effort to make sure Meadowridge’s trees and landscaping are in pristine shape. He spends his days surveilling the trees, ditches, bridges, and other areas to help the HOA remain proactive in addressing issues as they arise. Thank you, Tim! 🎉 … [Read more...] about Our Landscape Champion
Fire Season is Here 🔥
As we watch the frightening scenes of our neighboring states and experience the smoke-related poor air quality, it brings into sharp focus the risks we face during the 2020 fire season. Historically, the risks last well into November. In fact, in November 2011, the Caughlin Ranch fire came dangerously close to burning completely through Meadowridge. For those who have moved into Meadowridge since the board thought it important to let you know about the seriousness of that fire, which caused … [Read more...] about Fire Season is Here 🔥