Board

Kathy Carey June 13th, 2007

The following are the programs, services, and activities which are overseen by the Board:

Architectural Review

We review all new and reconstruction projects to ensure that they conform to Alta Sierra’s Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) and the Architectural Review Committee Guidelines.

Area Improvement

We sponsor an Adopt-a-Road program to remove trash along the roadside at each of our entrances. We also coordinate neighborhood clean-up drives.

Yard Waste Collection & Disposal

We conduct an annual yard waste collection program to assist property owners in disposing of tree limbs, brush, leaves and pine needles without burning or taking them to the County waste disposal transfer station. This service is free to ASPOA members.

Community Standards

We work with homeowners to enforce the residential standards of Alta Sierra, as specified in the CC&Rs and the Nevada County zoning and land use regulations. We encourage owners and residents to maintain properties and surroundings in a pleasing, healthful and uncluttered manner. Problems are brought to the attention of the responsible individual, and are usually corrected voluntarily. However, if a violation is not corrected, the Board of Directors may choose to enforce compliance via county code enforcement or legal action.

Propane Purchase Plan

We administer a program wherein members are entitled to purchase propane gas from the contract supplier at reduced rates.

Fire Prevention

We work closely with the Nevada County Consolidated Fire District to develop and implement fire prevention programs and identify parcels which require weed abatement or vegetation removal. ASPOA publishes the Alta Sierra and Surrounding Area Emergency Plan and provides copies to new members when they join.

Neighborhood Watch

We assist residents interested in forming Neighborhood Watch groups and provide training. We serve as liaison to the Sheriff’s Department and arrange for Neighborhood Watch signs to be installed at strategic locations throughout Alta Sierra.

Roads & Traffic Safety

We work with home owners and the Nevada County Transportation Department to identify roads needing repair, markings, improved visibility, or other conditions requiring attention. We also work closely with the California Highway Patrol to reduce speeding and other traffic violations, and to remove vehicles illegally parked on the public right-of-way.

Communications

ASPOA publishes the Alta Sierran, a monthly newspaper, to inform all residents about matters of interest within Alta Sierra and in Nevada County. It is delivered free to all homes in Alta Sierra.

General membership meetings are scheduled periodically to communicate the status of issues that the Board is working on. We also invite special guests to speak on topics of general interest or to provide entertainment. These are normally no-host dinner meetings, and the dates are announced in the Alta Sierran and on this web site on the Calendar page. Reservations are required for dinner at cost, but members are welcome to attend the business portion of the meeting only.

Membership

Membership in ASPOA is open to owners of parcels within Alta Sierra. Owners of parcels outside of Alta Sierra, but contiguous to its boundaries, may join with approval of the Board. Renters are eligible to join as Associate Members and enjoy the same benefits and privileges, except voting for the Board of Directors.

  • Annual dues are $25.00. It is the best investment you can make in your community!
  • To contact the Membership Chairperson by E-mail, click here.
  • Application forms are also printed in each issue of the Alta Sierran, or download a form here. An On-line application is available here.
  • A package of information for New Members is available for download by clicking here.

Directory of Officers and Committees

Listed below are the officers and standing committee chairperson’s names and phone numbers for contact.

Officers

OFFICER NAME PHONE
President Joe Mayer 271-7150
Vice President Carol Baker 477-5877
Secretary Karen Robins 477-0367
Treasurer Rich Daniels 477-8316

Committees

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON PHONE
Alta Sierran Coordinator Robert Labelle 925-683-7394
  John Noone 271-1239
Architectural Review Paul Kranz 613-2062
  Tim Dison 274-7323
  Ray Johnson 274-9784
  Merle Schneblin 274-3705
Landscape Maintenance Joe Carman 477-6360
  Mellissa Damiano 271-0252
Community Standards Vacant  
  Dale Welling 272-7174
Fire Safety Jim Barrilleaux 273-3477
Membership Carol Baker 477-5877
  Glenda Barrilleaux 273-3477
Neighborhood Watch Vacant  
Propane Coordinator John Noone 271-1239
Roads & Traffic Safety Jack Hoss 477-2642
Trails & Recreation Coord. Vacant  
Webmaster Kathy Carey 273-8345
  Eric Bristley 272-8792
Yard Waste Program Al Schafer 271-0766
Youth Programs DonnaLee Johnson 272-8667
  Julie Piazzese 272-4074
  Diane Barlow 273-5252
  Stacey Corralejo 272-4044

Directory of Important Services

Abandoned Vehicles Nevada County 470-2750
Alta Sierra CC&R Complaints ASPOA vacant
Alta Sierra Country Club private 273-2041
Alta Sierra Landscape Maintenance ASPOA 477-6360
Animal Control, incl. barking dogs Nevada County 273-2179
Architectural Review Committee (construction, fencing, etc.) ASPOA 273-6783
Burn Day Information Nevada County 268-1023
Deer Removal County Contractor (866) 487-3323
Fire Department Information NCCFD 273-3158
Fire Safe Council Nevada County 470-9193
Fire Safety ASPOA 273-3477
Gold Country Stage Nevada County 477-0103
Neighborhood Watch ASPOA vacant
Nevada County Irrigation District Nevada County 273-6185
Nevada County 265-1471
Nevada County 265-7880
Telecare Transportation Nevada County 272-1710
Cable TV Sudden Link 268-3731
Waste Management Inc. - 274-3090
Youth Activities ASPOA 277-8667

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  • Comments(2)

2 Responses to “Board”

  1. Cheryl Hewletton 06 Sep 2007 at 10:37 pm

    How can I obtain a copy of the ASPOA CC&R’s? Seem to have lost mine. A friend thought she had seen that no hunting was allowed here according to the CC&R’s, even though a Sheriff’s deputy recently told us bow hunting was allowed in the county on your own property.

  2. Kathy Careyon 15 Sep 2007 at 9:45 pm

    There are several versions (27 or so) of CC&Rs in the Alta Sierra community. You can obtain the CC&Rs for a given address by contacting California Land & Title. THey have several locations and are listed in the local phone books.
    The Sheriff’s deputy is correct from what I understand also. (Bow hunting only on your own property only.)

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