Maintaining and enhancing the beauty of Serrano Park
The landscape committee is made up of volunteers who have a passion for nature, and are dedicated to the upkeep and enhancement of our community’s green spaces.
Committee members work together to develop and oversee landscape plans, coordinate with vendors for horticultural services, and ensure the grounds are well-maintained year-round. Your involvement and feedback are always appreciated as we strive to preserve the natural beauty of our neighborhood.
Current Projects
We have re-seeded the grass areas in the parkways throughout the community. This project was aimed at filling in areas where the grass has died.
The board has approved a tree trimming budget for the next three years for both the street Brazillian pepper trees, and the larger community trees in our parks and greenbelts. This contract is for 2025-2028.
HOA water usage is a high priority and is actively managed in Serrano Park. Water costs are 8% of our total HOA expenses. On average, Serrano Park uses 56% of its monthly IRWD water allocation and we’re working to do even better and you can help.
The water controllers are programmed to irrigate in stages between 9 PM and 8 AM. If you see water running after 8 AM, a broken sprinkler, or flooding, please immediately call Keystone Pacific at 949-833-2600 to report. Please give a general reference of location where you’re seeing any irrigation matters to the operator and a Harvest irrigation technician will be notified.
We are working with Harvest (our communities landscaping company) to replace the plants that have not taken root and have died in the Mariposa Park area. These plants are under warranty and will be replaced at no extra cost to our community.
Tree Maintenance
How to report an issue with an HOA tree
Document the issue
Take pictures of the tree and the specific issues it may have or be causing. The more pictures, and details the better.
Tree location: The address of the nearest home or location of the tree, or a map pin of the exact location
Description: Clearly describe the issue with the tree (roots, broken branch, low hanging branches, branches hanging over homeowner property, etc.) and the extent of the issue.
Picture evidence: Attach picture that show the issue that is described. The more pictures that clearly show the issue the better.
Your conact Information: be sure to include your contact information (Address, phone, email) so that an association representative can contact you about the issue.
