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FROM YOUR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS can be easily adjusted to reduce the water waste and the potential
slipping hazard.
Yelena Parikova

y.parikova@tcwp.net

Interior Design Committee Update:

In the last weeks of June this committee has met with the designer

Summer is here, the temperatures are rising, and our lawns are multiple times to review carpet and wall colors samples. Carpets have
definitely beginning to show some stress from the heat, as they been selected for the new color palettes and wall coverings are soon to
normally do this time of year. Fernando, our onsite GP Landscaping follow.

crew leader, drives the community Monday through Friday and is Next ARC Review - Wednesday, July 22nd
constantly adjusting the water schedules to stay ahead of burn spots.
Please don’t forget that Owners and Residents may not alter the
irrigation system servicing the front yard or street facing side
landscaping in any way. This includes changing irrigation run times
and irrigation lines. Any cost related to damage caused to the
irrigation system, trees, lawn or plants due to unauthorized irrigation
timing changes will be charged back to the homeowner. If you notice
an issue with your irrigation, please contact our office or email me at
y.parikova@tcwp.net to report it.

Please also be cognizant of water flowing from the drains in your front
yard lawn, near the sidewalk. If you continually have water draining
across your sidewalk from these drains, please reduce either your
backyard watering times or frequency. These are often the culprits and

fic and unrestrained animals. Accidents or an- dog from chasing squirrels, deer and other
10 Good Reasons imal bites are greatly reduced when responsi- wildlife.
ble pet owners obey the leash law.

To Leash Your Dog
10. It’s the law! The law is in place to protect
1. It’s a great good neighbor policy, prevent- 5. An obedient and well behaved dog is a pos- other members of the public and your pet
ing your dog from trespassing on neighbor’s itive reflection of its owner. from injury.
property during your walk. It also keeps your
dog from jumping on people you encounter,
ensuring that your dog has the chance of being 6. Re-locating your dog into another house- Be a good neighbor.
properly introduced. hold is 100% easier if your dog is obedient Be a good friend.
and leash trained.
Use a leash.

2. Improved companionship. A well trained
and leash-obedient dog is a pleasure to walk 7. It’s a great way to reward your dog. Your
with. dog will immediately respond with a wagging
tail the moment he or she sees you holding
the leash.

3. Walking your pet on a leash will prevent
the spread of disease. It is less likely that your
dog will be exposed to Parvo or Distemper. A 8. It’s a great identification tool, symbolizing
that the dog has an owner, and enabling some-
leashed dog can be restrained from sniffing
the droppings of other animals. one who sees the leash and identification tag
attached to the dog’s collar to find you if you
and your pet should become separated. myhoa.com/newsletter_articles/Be

4. A leash is commonly referred to as “Your
Pet’s Lifeline,” protecting your pet from traf-
9. It’s a great relief to wildlife, keeping your

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