In an effort to control the skyrocketing cost of waste removal at Incline Pines, the HOA is experimenting with a “dumpster cam” to prevent abuse. So far the camera has paid off in other ways. Illegal and improper dumping has long plagued Incline Pines and… Read More »Dumpster Cam Debut
INCLINE VILLAGE, NV – Facing mounting trash removal costs, the Incline Pines HOA Board of Directors on Saturday announced several steps it is taking to try to control costs. “Our waste removal bill is 50 percent higher than last year,” said an exasperated Board treasurer… Read More »Dumpsters, dead trees and sink holes: Incline Pines annual members’ meeting summary
Fuel costs have pushed snow removal expenses higher and wildfires have doubled our HOA insurance. But as we begin fiscal year 2022-2023, the HOA Board believes it can hold the line on the $570 monthly assessment by slowing the pace of roof replacements and new… Read More »2023 budget approved with no increase in monthly dues
Many thanks to the crew from Incline Property Management along with a team of outside landscapers for the thorough spring cleanup completed last week. From HOA Board president Heidi Burton: An IPM crew and a crew of additional gardeners hired by IPM worked for almost… Read More »Incline Pines spring cleanup complete
May was a busy month at Incline Pines. Following is a recap of the May 26 HOA Board meeting. Lighting A volunteer crew replaced more than 50 old “lantern” style pathway lights with rugged new zinc and glass fixtures that focus light downward instead of… Read More »Lighting, parking, driveway safety, insurance updates
Jeff Unverferth (Unit 6) stumbled upon a young black bear Sunday evening looking for a curbside takeout dinner. From Jeff: “He was checking the top and bottom latches on the Unit 4/5 bear box. Not afraid of humans. I was yelling at him from 50… Read More »Brazen bear attempts bear box break-in
Decades of winter weather and sunny summers have taken a toll on our parking space assignment signs. The wood backing boards have decayed and the brass numbers have tarnished. Some signs have disappeared altogether. The lack of proper signage invites problems with visitors and contractors… Read More »Incline Pines parking signs refreshed
The HOA has finished replacing nearly every lantern-style fixture on the property, and the results are dramatic. Total cost: $3,500.
For the second time this month, the HOA Board of Directors and IPM have been forced to postpone a walkthrough of the property because of snowfall. All things considered, this is a good problem to have. As of April 22, the central Sierra snowpack is… Read More »Incline Pines walkthrough postponed, again
After weeks of warm and dry weather, the Sierra Nevada is getting some substantial spring snowfall. Palisades Tahoe (Squaw Valley) reports 8″ of new snow. Diamond Peak is closed for the season but Mt. Rose remains open through next weekend. It’s nice to see winter’s… Read More »Spring snow!