HOA Funded Landscape Renovation Request
If you have a planting bed in Poor/Bare Condition, and you'd like to request a HOA-Funded Renovation, send or e-mail this form along with site photos to the Association Manager.
Please note:
Planting Bed Coverage Assessment Criteria:
Please note:
- For Tree Replacement Requests: Dead, diseased, or dying trees can usually be replaced within a couple of months. Applications for tree replacements are reviewed throughout the year, but tree removals and planting projects are grouped together and completed based upon the arborist and landscaper's schedules.
- For Planting beds: We have a number of planting beds in Poor/Bare condition. It may take several years to complete these renovations. Please be advised that for HOA funded renovations we save as much of the existing plant material as possible - this is often done by filling in bare spots with more of the same type of plants. Homeowners who desire a completely new look can invest in more extensive renovations by completing the Landscape Change Request at Homeowners Expense form. Request for HOA funded planting bed renovations are reviewed in the spring. Please submit applications by April 1st.
- For Lawns: The HOA is not installing new sod at this time, but over seeding may be possible. Applications for lawn reconditioning are reviewed throughout the year but all reseeding is scheduled in the spring or fall when it can be most successful.
Planting Bed Coverage Assessment Criteria:
- Poor/Bare Coverage: less than 50% of planting bed is covered with healthy plant material
- Fair Coverage: 50%-75% coverage. Plants may be aging but still healthy. (Most areas in KFC fall into this category)
- Good Coverage: 75%+ coverage. Plants may be aging but still healthy.
- Excellent Coverage: 75%+ coverage + Variety of Color, Texture, Form
- Calculate based on the mature plant size.
- Expect an open area of at least 5ft around the base of Redwood trees due to root competition. Established plants may be growing there, but it is difficult for new plants to grow in these areas.
- Invasive plants such as ivy do not count as healthy plant material.
Download:
| landscapinghoafundedrenovationrequestv1.0.pdf |
Please review Landscaping Rules and Regulations before submitting your requests. All applications should be sent to the Association Manager.
