Alta Sierra Property Owners Association

Join or Renew ASPOA

Kathy Carey — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 07:38:47 +0000

New and renewing members:

To purchase your 2011-2012 membership ON LINE, click HERE.

To purchase your 2011-2012 membership via US Mail, click HERE.

BENEFITS OF $25 MEMBERSHIP TO ASPOA

Kathy Carey — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 06:14:56 +0000

Reduced propane prices through our negotiated contract with Ferrellgas.
Discounts at local businesses. Shop locally and save $$$$.
Dead deer removal. The $80 cost to remove dead deer from your property is reimbursed.
FREE yard waste removal program.
Annual picnic. At $5 it’s the best meal deal around.
Neighborhood Watch Program. Keep our community safe.
Community improvements - new landscaping, entries, and maintenance.
CC&Rs and Community Standards monitored.
Youth Activities Program supports local kids.
Free monthly Alta Sierran - news & features mailed right to your door.

FOR $25 YOU RECEIVE SO MUCH MORE!

SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY - JOIN THE ASPOA!!

Expanded Links Section

Kathy Carey — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 08:17:15 +0000

Under the heading “Links” in the main menu above, you will now be able to choose among 4 sets of links:

LOCAL AREA INFORMATION - links to area information for Nevada County, Grass Valley, Nevada City, and other local organizations.
IMPORTANT SERVICES - Important numbers to call for various county and other services.
LOCAL BUSINESS ADS - A new section where we will gladly post information about and links to business and services which are in Alta Sierra or which serve the residents of Alta Sierra. Send your requests for inclusion on this section by filling out a Comment form in the Contact section of this website.
PAST ISSUES OF THE ALTA SIERRAN - Enjoy looking at past issues of our local newspaper, the Alta Sierran. The files are large, so be patient when waiting for them to load. The files are in PDF format, and you will need the free Adobe PDF reader program to view them. If you need to download the latest version of that program, visit this link.

We hope you’ll enjoy this new links section, and we hope you’ll help the Webmaster augment it with the latest info - from you, Alta Sierra residents.

Why do we have a community association?

Kathy Carey — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:58:39 +0000

By Allen Schafer
ASPOA President, 2009

The Alta Sierra Homeowners Association (ASPOA) is an incorporated entity which was created in 1971 to promote, preserve, and beautify the area referred to at that time as the Alta Sierra Development. Nearly 40 years old, the volunteer-run organization is also charged with the enforcement of deed restrictions.
The Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&R’s).
ASPOA has also incorporated the “Architectural Review Committee,” which was established by the State in 1968, to oversee the general quality of residences and grounds in the area.
ASPOA does not look for problems, but responds to concerns voiced by our residents. We have established communications with most County agencies to assist in regulating violations.
ASPOA has accepted the responsibilities of collecting debris from many of our roadways, of picking up deer carcasses, of removing yard waste to reduce fire hazards, of installing attractive entryways, of editing a monthly newspaper and Web site to support local communications, and providing other services that are enjoyed by our residents, whether members of ASPOA or not.
Directors and chairpersons meet on the first Monday of the month at the Alta Sierra Country Club conference room at 9 a.m. All residents are invited to participate.

(Article first appeared in the Alta Sierran, Dec 2009.)