The Spirit of Pine Valley

A Unique Community Living with Nature

Yard Waste Dumpster for Pine Valley Property Owners Association Members

April 17, 2018 by Webmistress

Please note our spring and fall dumpsters are a benefit provided to PVPOA members only – as part of your dues.

In spring and fall, dumpsters are provided to help members with brush removal so our neighborhood remains defensible from wildfires. PVPOA members will receive updates about the dates the dumpster is placedvia email.

  • WHAT for tree trimmings, weeds, and other “organic” matter.
  • WHY  a benefit provided to PVPOA members as part of your dues.

General Rules:

  1. Please only place green waste in the dumpster (no plastic bags or other inorganic material).
  2. Please be neat to keep the area clean for our neighbors who live in the area of the dumpster.
  3. Please compress the material you place in the dumpster to best utilize the space.
  4. If you bring firewood to the dumpster, please stack it neatly beside the dumpster for others to take.
  5. Keep in mind these dumpsters are provided to help members with brush removal so our neighborhood remains defensible from wildfires.

If you have any questions/comments/concerns regarding the dumpster, please email Danny Kim, the PVPOA President, at dannykim@icloud.com.

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History of Pine Valley Subdivision

January 25, 2018 by Webmistress

by Judy Mandeville, Historian

Pine Valley is a unique subdivision surrounded by National Forest.  It is one mile from the nearest residential area.  The valley was homesteaded by Jack Speed.  There were several western movies filmed in the area.  Harold Friend purchased the valley in the late 60’s.  Jacks Canyon Road was an old forest road at the time and it was redone with many of the curves taken out of it.  You can still see some signs of the old road along the creek.  It was put in during a very wet year when they had 13 inches of rain in two months.  It was a gravel road and in some spots it became very deep due to trucks getting stuck and having to dump their loads to be pulled out. Read More >

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April 20, 2017
by Webmistress
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Annual PVPOA Picnic/BBQ! – Saturday June 17th 2017

Picnic  will be held once again at the home of Camille and Phil Cox, at 105 Gray Fox Dr., beginning at 4pm on Saturday June 17th. We thank them for their generous support of this event!

As in past years we ask you bring your own chair and if you have any umbrellas, pop up type shade etc, please bring that as well. PVPOA will provide the meat, plates/utensils and non-alcoholic beverages, please being a side dish to share and adult beverages if desired.

This event is sponsored by PVPOA but open to all Pine Valley residents.
So come meet or reacquaint yourself with you neighbors.

It’s always a great time!

See you then.
Hillary Hirche
PVPOA President

 

November 27, 2016
by Webmistress
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Pine Valley Property Owners Association Holiday Party – December 10

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When and Where:

  • 4:00pm December 10th at 195 Gray Fox Drive (upstairs studio above the garage.)
  • 4:30pm Annual meeting, voting on the by-laws for those in attendance, an email will go out for a vote to those unable to come, as well as other annual business, we will keep it short.

What is provided:

  • PVPOA will provide the meat (ham or turkey tbd) and non-alcoholic beverages.

What should I bring?

  • It’s a Pot Luck, so please bring a dish to share; salads, sides, appetizers, deserts, we usually get around 60-70 people (we will have a warming tray or microwave for reheating but if your side requires cooking please have that done in advance, no oven available.)
  • A folding chair if you have one, there is not a lot of furniture in the space we are using, which is generously donated by Lisa and CB Price!
  • There is also an annual “white elephant” gift exchange. The rules are simple, bring a wrapped gift of no more than $25 in value, or some “white elephant” treasure you have taking up space. We draw numbers to determine picking status and stealing is allowed (3 times max). It’s not a requirement but a lot of fun for everyone.
  • Lastly, please bring your checks ($35 this coming year) for the association dues if you can, it really helps if we can get the bulk of them at one time.

How can I help?
Please note we always need volunteers to set up and clean up.

  • Set up will be at 1pm, just meet us at the space if you would like to help, should only take 30 minutes at most.
  • Clean up, just hang around when the party is over and we will return the space to its original condition.

If you have a neighbor who is not a PVPOA member, they are welcome to come, the party is open to all Pine Valley residents.

Thanks all, see you then!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Hillary Hirche
President PVPOA