Sunset Heights

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Welcome to Sunset Heights Neighborhood

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External Links: Add; Escondido Police Dept.; City of Escondido Web site; Mayor Dane White; Councilperson Ed Gallo

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Neighborhood Rules - Trash Bins

According to the SummerCreek rules and regs, trash bins (including plastic bags, trash cans, and the trash receptacles provided by our refuse company) must be kept behind the gates of your side yard... more

Started: September 27th 2005Replies: 0

Parking In SummerCreek

Please be aware that parking on the streets and curbs of SummerCreek does not fall under the purveyance of the HOA Board. The streets and curbs are property of the City Of Escondido, and parking... more

Started: September 27th 2005Replies: 0

Keep Speeds Down In SummerCreek!

Speeding, in particular down Shadyridge and Willowbrook, continues to be a problem with residents and visitors to SummerCreek. Please note that the residential limit of 25 MPH is MUCH, MUCH slower... more

Started: March 21st 2005Replies: 0

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Sunset Heights Real Estate and Home Values

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Selecting a Home Improvement Contractor: Selecting a Contractor Home improvements and repairs can cost thousands of dollars and are the subject of frequent complaints. When selecting a contractor: Get recommendations and references. Talk to...
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Neighborhood Resource Guide

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Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA): Covered employers must grant an eligible employee up to a total of 12 workweeks of unpaid leave during any 12-month period for one or more of the following reasons: for the birth and care of the newborn...
Tags: Community – Family – Employment – Staff Pick
Management and Homeowner Communication: Partners In Quality Management Early one morning, after the kids were off to school, Mrs. Smith put a leash on Oliver, her little Yorkshire Terrier, and headed for her daily walk in the...
Tags: Association – Communication