The COMMUNITY NEWS MAY 2021 - New Gym, Pool, Spa & Clubhouse Guidelines - La Costa Valley Master Association
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the COMMUNITY NEWS
MAY 2021
New Gym, Pool, Spa & Clubhouse Guidelines
Due to new CDC guidelines allowing for limited outdoor gatherings, as of May 1st, the
pool, spa and wader will no longer require reserva ons. All reserva ons for the spa, lanes 1-5
and lane 8 will no longer be valid a er April 30th. Lanes 6 and 7 will be set up on the reserva on
system for those who want to reserve a specific lane at a certain me for lap swimming. There
will be a third lane, lane 8, set up on a first come first serve basis. The third lap lane will also be
used for swim lessons during designated hours that are to be determined. If a swim lesson has
been canceled, homeowners are welcome to use the lane for lap swimming. Honey Double-
bower has once again agreed to be the swim instructor on a limited basis for the community. If
you are interested in finding out more about private and semi private swim lessons, you may
contact Honey directly at 858.733.1001. Please note that the pool area will be closed from
8:00am-9:00am Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week for maintenance. Management is
working with the pool company to change this, but un l then, please plan accordingly.
As of May 1st, the gym will be open to five people at a me whether they are all from
one household or not. This will require each member of the household to schedule their own
individual reserva on and con nue to check in at the front desk upon arrival. Members will be
responsible for wiping down the equipment before and a er use with the disinfec ng wipes
provided. All other posted CDC guidelines shall be adhered to while using the gym.
The Clubhouse is available to rent for events up to fi y people with certain provisions. If
you would like to rent the clubhouse, please contact The Valley Club office for more details.
We look forward to returning to a level of normalcy where homeowners can
once again enjoy the facili es and feel connected to the community and their neigh-
bors.
DOGS OF THE MONTH
These siblings, Tiny Tim, a three year old Terrier mix,
and Blu, a two year old Blue Heeler mix, have very
dis nct personali es. Tiny Tim is smart as a whip.
He can weave in and out of your legs as you walk,
ring bells, jump hoops and he can also sing. He is full
of a tude and can never get enough walks. Blu, on
the other hand, loves to pester Tiny
Tim and take all his toys. He can be
en ced by cheese which is his favorite
snack.
ARBOR DAY PROJECT WINNERS
Join me in congratula ng these winners for the first place price of a $10 gi card for a local ice cream shop.
Melina Gavami, age 6, painted these
wooden cubes and her Dad helped
her glue them onto a piece of wood.
Maxie Burcar, age 7, and Teagan Ras-
mussen, age 6, used sponges, s cks,
leaves and Q- ps (dipped in paint) to
create this artwork.
KIDS CONNECTION
Mother’s Day Hat Project Reminder
To all La Costa Valley children, this is a reminder to join us for a fun
Mother’s Day Hat Contest for your Mother, Aunt, or Grandmother.
All you need to do is decorate a hat (Chapo, beanie, chef’s hat,
shower cap, flapper, sun hat etc.…) and submit a photo by May 5th
of you with your Mother wearing the hat you decorated to:
cbirster@keystonepacific.com. Don’t forget to put your name, age
and address on your photo. The winner’s hat will be judged on origi-
nality and uniqueness.
The Prize is a $15 giŌ cerƟficate to buy authenƟc French pastries at
the “Le Atelier de France Bakery” in Encinitas, and a lovely hanging
flower plant. Your winning photo will be framed for you to keep.
Pool Area RenovaƟon Project Update
The Board is discussing upgrades to the pool area and bathrooms. The goal is to keep the members in-
formed throughout the process. Each month we will dedicate a sec on of the newsle er for this purpose.
In April a priority list was created to ensure that the renova ons stay within the allocated budget. Below
are a few pictures of some “pie in the sky” solu ons for upda ng the pool area, showers and bathrooms.
BATHROOMS AND SHOWERS
Current Bathroom to the le . Design ideas for new bathrooms above.
Current Showers
Design Idea
Financial Update Report
We expect to be back up and running at normal capacity this Summer if all goes as planned. Some members
have expressed concern on whether this pandemic has nega vely affected the Associa on’s finances. Un-
fortunately the Associa on has lost revenue these past twelve months due to the inability to rent out the
clubhouse. Clubhouse rentals are incorporated into the annual budget as a way to offset certain expenses.
Loss of income combined with the increased expenses associated with mee ng the disinfec ng require-
ments created some level of concern. Through all of this, the Associa on has been able to absorb this loss of
income and stay within budget due to the Board’s careful watch over expenditures, closure of the gym and
spa per the County ordinances, and less usage of the u li es. Thank you to all the volunteers who have ded-
icated their personal me to serve the community. They are the reason La Costa Valley Master Associa on
has stayed on track this year and remains a premier community within Carlsbad. Please email Chris ne
Birster, the general manager, at cbirster@keystonepacific.com with any financial inquiries.
EGG HUNT RESULTS
Many members came to the
Valley Club to express their ex-
citement upon finding the hid-
den bunny and the giant eggs.
Congratula ons to all those who
par cipated. It was also great to
see some of you wai ng pa-
ently for the La Costa Bunny to
deliver your baskets. The ex-
citement on your faces made
the bunny’s day. We hope you
all had as much fun as we did!
HOME MAINTENANCE
Over the months we have been poin ng out various ways to freshen up your property’s landscaping, stucco,
fences and paint. Since then, we have received a record number of Architectural Applica ons to update
homes within the community. We want to thank all of you who have listened and are contribu ng to these
all- me high property values we are seeing this season. Because of each of you, we can be proud to say we
live in La Costa Valley Master Associa on.
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATIONS
*In recogni on of Arbor Day, which is Friday, April 30th, La Costa Valley will be plan ng 4 Tabebuia trees at
the re swing park and con nue to plant 19 more trees throughout the following weeks. To celebrate the
spirit of the day, we welcome everyone to bring their shovels and par cipate in the plan ng of the first trees.
Where: Tire Swing Park (Corner of Calle Barcelona and Paseo Aliso)
When: Friday, April 30th between 12:00pm and 2:00pm
Green Horizons will be providing cookies and water for those who a end.
* The invita on sent earlier in the week erroneously noted that all 23 trees would be planted on Arbor Day.
In honor of Arbor Day, Green Horizons will be plan ng 6 Flowering Daisy Plum Trees, 6 Redbud Trees, 4 Cas-
sias and 7 Tabebuia trees. The four Tabebuia trees being planted at the re swing park will be large 36" box
trees. Below are pictures of all the trees being planted. Please feel free to send pictures of you with a new-
ly planted tree to cbirster@keystonepacific.com if you would like to be featured in the June newsle er.
Flowering Plum
'Krauter Vesuvius' Standard Redbud Cassia Tabebuia
HOMEGROWN HUNGER RELIEF
CollecƟng Excess Garden Produce Every Sunday
Do you have extra fruit growing in your yard that you don’t know
what to do with? The Homegrown Hunger Relief coolers are set
up at the San Diego Botanical Garden parking lot- 300 Quail Gar-
dens Drive - and at 425 Raphael court in Encinitas every Sunday
from 10-4. Each dona on Sta on has a cooler with a bed of ice
where you can place any fresh food that you would like to con-
tribute to nourishing our neighbors in need. We clean and label
the produce before delivering it to our partners at the Communi-
ty Resource Center. We always need
fresh greens, citrus of all kinds, herbs,
and anything nutri ous. Thanks for help-
ing to grow a more resilient community!
Hours Open:
Mon. — Fri. 8:00 am to 9:15pm
Sat.—Sun. 8:00am—8:30pm
x Reservations required (at lacostavalleyhoa.com)
x Singles and doubles play allowed, all players must be listed.
x Each set of doubles shall be from same household.
x Sessions are 1 1/2 hours.
x Bring a towel and water.
x Valley Club Picture ID required.
x Maintain 6’ Social Distance
POOL, WADER & SPA
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 5:15am to 9:15pm
Sat.-Sun. 7:30am to 8:30pm
LAP SWIMMERS
*One Swimmer per lane per session
*45 minute sessions
Reservations Required for two designated lanes.
(lacostavalleyhoa.com)
GROUP SWIM
*Stay in designated area
*Inner tubes not allowed, noodles okay
* No Reservations Required
SPA & WADER
* Be mindful and Social Distance
* No Reservations Required
GYM
Hours:
Monday — Friday
5:15am to 9:15pm
Saturday — Sunday
7:30am to 8:30pm
*Reservation Required*
(lacostavalleyhoa.com)
*One person per Reservation / Up to 5 People at a time
*Check in Required
*1 Hour sessions
*Bring own Towel
*Stay home if not feeling well
*Adhere to all posted signs and CDC Guidelines
*Wipe down work out stations before and after use
Board Meeting
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the LCV Board of Directors is
Wednesday, May 19, 2021 at 5:30p.m., The meeting will be held in person
at The Valley Club. The Homeowner’s Forum will begin at 5:45p.m. The
meeting agenda will be posted at least four days prior to the meeting.
COMMUNITY CONTACTS
The Valley Club Tennis, Pool & Gym Billing Questions
949-833-2600
760-635-8633 Reservations:
www.lacostavalleyhoa.com Escrow Services Inquiry
8:00am-9:00pm Mon. -Thus. Phone: 949-833-2600
select “Community” menu Fax: 949-777-1723
8:00– 8:00pm Fri. - Sun.
select Tennis, Pool & Gym
Keystone Pacific Reservations RV Lot Wait List
Property Management
www.keystonepacific.com 760-635-8633
949-833-2600 Clubhouse Reservations
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M-F Architectural Inquiry
(760) 635-8633 nwaken@keystonepacific.com
General Manager
Christine Birster
cbirster@keystonepacific.com If You See a Leak
Associate Call the Valley Club (8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.), 760-635-8633
Nancy Waken
nwaken@keystonepacific.com
After-hours emergency: Green Horizons, 760-745-1776
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