Winter is a couple of weeks late, but has finally arrived. The National Weather Service issued the first Winter Storm Warning of the season Saturday– expecting 10-20 inches of snow above 7,000 feet (hello, Incline Pines!). From the NWS: Winds gusting as high as 50… Read More »The first winter storm warning of 2024
In its final meeting as a client of Incline Property Management, the Homeowners Association Board of Directors on Thursday announced tentative plans for snow removal this winter. A new contractor; a new approach This will be our first season with Capstone Enterprises, a Carson City-based… Read More »Incline Pines HOA prepares for snow season
A new board and a new management company will guide the community into a new era The Incline Pines Homeowners Association Board of Directors on Thursday held what is almost certainly the shortest special meeting in the 50-year history of the community. With only two… Read More »Incline Pines’ season of change
With the arrival of fall and the coming of winter, the Incline Pines Homeowners Association is working hard on several community projects before we’re shut down for the winter. The old signs that have greeted Incline Pines visitors for decades have been replaced with a… Read More »Incline Pines community improvements update
Many thanks to those who attended the annual Incline Pines Homeowners Association annual members’ meeting. For those who couldn’t make it, we provide the following recap. Record snowfall and the coming winter season Following an epic winter season that led to record expenditures for snow… Read More »HOA annual report to members
The Incline Pines HOA is trying to control the rising cost of trash disposal and the effort has been paying off. The surveillance camera the HOA installed last year has documented a number of cases of dumpster abuse, but none as egregious as the incident… Read More »Dumpster abuse case settled
The Incline Pines Homeowners Association spends a substantial amount of your money to keep our community tidy. Sometimes it feels like a losing battle. Bear box break-in When you deposit trash in your unit’s bear box, please make sure the doors are fully closed and… Read More »Bear Box Break-in and Dumpster Abuse
Dear Incline Pines Homeowner, This letter comes to you on behalf of the Board of Directors of our Incline Pines Homeowners Association. Included with this letter, for your records, is the proposed 2023/2024 Budget. The Board of Directors reviewed and approved the Budget at the… Read More »Incline Pines HOA 2023-2024 approved budget
The weather is warming, the snow is melting– but there’s still a LOT of it remaining at Incline Pines. The road, parking spaces and walkways are clear, but snow is still piled up around (and on top of) individual units. Some owners have reported damage;… Read More »Incline Pines aerial survey April 21, 2023
The timing and intensity of the recent winter storms has brought historic snow accumulations to Incline Pines– and the cost of managing it has been staggering. HOA Board treasurer Renee Meldrum presented a report at Thursday’s regularly-scheduled Board meeting showing actual and projected snow removal… Read More »Board approves $5K special assessment to cover extreme snow removal expenses