Residents,

As summer heats up and more residents begin to enjoy the community pool, the La Rivera Homeowners Association would like to remind everyone of the Pool Rules and Regulations as outlined in the Association’s governing documents.

The pool is a shared amenity for all residents, and we kindly ask everyone to help keep the area clean, safe, and enjoyable. Pool furniture must be used properly and may not be placed in the pool, damaged, or misused. Residents and guests are also reminded to turn off showers completely after use and to report any damage, misuse, or maintenance concerns to management.

Please remember the following key points when using the pool facilities:

Pool Hours:

Sunday through Thursday: 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Friday and Saturday: 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM

• Access: All residents must have the official facility key in their possession to enter the pool area. Guests must be accompanied by a registered resident or assigned tenant, with a limit of three (3) guests per household.
• Supervision: Children under 14 must be supervised by an adult 18 years of age or older at all times.
• No alcohol is allowed in the pool area.
• Pets are not allowed in the pool enclosure.
• No inappropriate behavior, including any conduct that disrupts the enjoyment or safety of others, will be tolerated.
• No diving, running, rough play, vandalism, or misuse of Association property is permitted in or around the pool area.
• Pool furniture must remain on the pool deck and may not be placed in the pool or used in a way that could cause damage or create a safety concern.
• Noise Control: No loud music or disruptive sounds.
• Cleanliness: Please help keep the pool area clean. No glass containers may be used. Dispose of trash properly and do not leave personal items behind.
• Gates must remain closed and locked. Do not prop them open or allow unauthorized access into the pool area.
• Swim Diapers: Children who are not potty trained must wear swim diapers. Regular diapers are not allowed.

🚫 Please note: There is no lifeguard on duty. Use of the pool is at your own risk.

These rules help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all residents and their guests. The Association will continue to monitor compliance and address violations accordingly, which may include enforcement action, reimbursement of repair costs, and suspension of pool privileges, as applicable.

Thank you for your cooperation.

La Rivera Residents,

We would like to remind you of the Association’s pet rules. The safety of our residents and their pets is very important, and we ask everyone to please follow the established guidelines:

– Pets must be on a leash and under control of a responsible person at all times while in common areas (sidewalks, parks, clubhouse areas, parking areas, landscaping, etc.).

– Pets are NOT permitted in any pool areas (including decks and enclosures).

– Pet waste must be picked up immediately and disposed of in authorized trash receptacles.

– Owners are responsible for ensuring their pets do not pose a nuisance or safety risk to others.

Failure to follow these guidelines may result in enforcement action under the association’s governing documents. For the full pet policy or questions, please refer to the HOA rules available on the Resident Portal.

Thank you for helping to keep our community safe and clean.

La Rivera has officially wrapped up its highly anticipated landscape renovation project, marking a fresh chapter for the community. The transformation includes redesigned green spaces, updated walking paths, and new drought-tolerant native plant installations aimed at improving both beauty and sustainability.

ATTENTION ALL LA RIVERA OWNERS AND RESIDENTS

The La Rivera Parking Rules are currently being enforced.  Vehicles parked on the street overnight must have the NEW hanging permit or be safe listed. Old permits are no longer valid.

Safelistlisting Guest Vehicles

Safelist

As of May 1, 2025, we are implementing a new Safelist Request system to streamline the process and more efficiently record all requests—while ensuring the utmost privacy for all residents.

Please note: We will no longer be using Telegram to Safelist vehicles.

Going forward, all Safelist requests must be submitted using the following link: https://forms.gle/o1mjeyhUWiDfEhCg6

Safelist can be used for up to 72 hours in a 30-day period for a vehicle. You do not have to use the days consecutively; however, you cannot exceed 3 days. If extended stays are needed you can request an exception, which will need approval in advance from the management office. 

Permit Qualification

BEFORE submitting a permit application, which requires a $25.00 administrative fee, please make sure you fit the criteria to be eligible for a permit.

Qualifications for a permit:

• Homes with a driveway must have 4 vehicles to be eligible for a permit.
• Homes without a driveway must have 3 vehicles to be eligible for a permit.
• Max permits per household is two. 

Please include the following information with your permit application:

• Submit attachments in a pdf version so that they can be read by management.
• The driver’s license and registration for each of the vehicle owners. The license and registration match the home address for the permit per California vehicle code 14600.
• If you are a tenant, a signed home rental lease agreement needs to be included with the application. 
• If you are a temporary college student and cannot change the address for insurance reasons, we ask that you submit a school ID with your application. 
• If you have an oversized vehicle that cannot fit in the garage or driveway, please submit your application, and request consideration.
• When you have satisfied the number of vehicles for a permit, you can submit the paperwork to acarrillo@actionlife.com. There is a $25.00 non-refundable administrative fee for submitting your application.
• Once approved, permits may be purchased for $25.00 each and picked up at the management office by appointment. Adam Carrillo with Action Management will handle the permit distribution. Adam can be contacted at acarrillo@actionlife.com.

At a recent HOA meeting, several items of concerns were brought to the attention of the Board of Directors. As we move into the fall months, please share these reminders with your household members:

1. ALL dogs need to be on a leash at ALL times. This is not only a rule of the community but of Animal Control. Even if you think your pet is loving and cute, other living in the community may feel fearful of a dog, no matter what the size. Please keep your pet on a leash at all times.
2. Cameras on homes– Installation of cameras on homes ( except for Ring style doorbell cameras) must be approved BEFORE install. Cameras are subject to invasion of privacy concerns, and we want to make sure all residents feel safe in their home.
3. Drone– There is a Drone Policy for the community. Drone Cameras are prohibited in the community as they affect privacy laws. due to privacy concerns.
4. 4-digit gate codes are no longer on the directory for residents. All residents/owners will need to be on the directory or have a remote to enter the community. This is due to ongoing security concerns of too many people having codes to enter the community. If you are currently not on the directory, please contact communitycare@actionlife.com for the form needed to be added to the directory.
5. Pool Concerns-The janitorial staff as wells as members have reported that the pool bathrooms have been vandalized and that trash is being left at the pool area on a regular basis. Please remember that children cannot be at the pool without an adult in attendance and that all trash, pool items and towels should be removed from the pool area when you leave. This especially refers to fast food and pizza items. Let’s keep our community clean! If you see anyone vandalizing or mistreating the pool area, please alert the management.
6. New Paint Colors -The Board has recently approved a new line of colors for the community from Dunn Edwards Paints. In addition, new vibrant door color choices can be chosen to bring an individual look! Please email communitycare@actionlife.com for more information.
7. Wasp Nest- This is the season for wasp to build their nest at rooflines. Please take a walk around your home and contact a pest firm for removal. We do not advise removing yourself.
8. Shared Fences– Fences between homes ( Neighbor to Neighbor) are the responsibility of the homeowners. If you have a neighbor that lives offsite and you are not able to reach them for a fence repair or share of cost, please contact Action Management and they can assist with contacting that owner if they have provided an email or contact information to the management.