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
The seasonal snowfall total for Incline Village now approaches 200 inches– which eclipses the 189 inches that fell during the entire 2016-2017 season. The weather was warmer today (Tuesday) leading to rainfall and a flood advisory from the National Weather Service in addition to the… Read More »Latest images from Incline Pines “snowmageddon”
The following is a message from Incline Property Management to owners of record at Incline Pines. We’re forwarding it to our broader mailing list which includes owners of record and other family members. Dear Owners, The upcoming storm forecast for a rain/snow mix has prompted… Read More »Unprecedented snow impact in Incline Pines
Incline Village has received more than 13 feet of snow so far this season and more is on the way. Snowfall continues and will become even heavier tomorrow– with up to six feet of new snow expected at Incline Pines. Snow removal operations will be… Read More »Blizzard and avalanche warning
Our community’s snow removal contractor does much more than drive a plow. Before the first snowfall of the season, Mark Etcheberry clears brush along our private road that might interfere with his equipment. Then from late October well into spring, Mark’s on call 24/7 to… Read More »A chainsaw and breaker bar: Clearing the ice at Incline Pines
The winter storms continue at Incline Pines! Diamond Peak reports a storm total of 16 inches, with a foot of snow falling in 24 hours. So far our total snowfall is 86% above the historical average for this point in the season. Check out the… Read More »Weekend snowfall as seen from the Dumpster Cam
You’ve heard about the epic storms that have swept across the Sierra in recent weeks; perhaps you’re among the Incline Pines homeowners who have been snowed in as a result. The amount of snowfall and the amount of money required to remove it was the… Read More »Incline snowfall nearly double historic average to date