The Edgewood Information Archive

November 01, 2026

Archived copy of the November 2026 edition of "The Edgewood Voice", an official four-page homeowners association newsletter distributed within the Edgewood community in Citrus Heights, California. The publication documents ongoing building maintenance, contractor bidding, proposed RV parking rule changes, improvements to Board communications, and routine Association operations.

The newsletter reports that the Association is still obtaining contractor bids for dry-rot repairs and exterior painting of the three remaining buildings. Following similar disclosures in the October 2026 edition, the Board acknowledges continuing challenges with the bidding process. Although the remaining work is described as an ongoing priority, the publication provides no finalized project budget, construction schedule, or identified funding source.

These continuing delays are relevant to longstanding community concerns regarding reserve funding, deferred maintenance, and potential future homeowner assessments. Previous reserve studies and archived financial discussions raised questions about the Association's ability to fund major repairs and replacement obligations. The November newsletter does not announce a special assessment or establish whether existing reserves will be sufficient to complete the outstanding exterior projects.

The Board also reports progress on fencing maintenance. Aguilar Fencing completed three previously identified repairs along Spyglass Lane and Rocky Point, and submitted the preferred bid for additional fencing work affecting the remaining 13 units. Other maintenance updates include volunteer repainting of red curbs near the clubhouse and an unresolved electrical outage affecting a light fixture along Spyglass Lane.

A particularly notable development is a proposed revision to the Association's RV lot parking rules. Under the existing language, vehicle ownership documentation and insurance generally require an Edgewood address. The proposed revision would permit nonresident homeowners to use their primary residential address when registering vehicles for RV lot parking, while continuing to require tenants to provide documentation identifying their current Edgewood address.

The newsletter explains that this change is intended to accommodate property owners who do not reside within Edgewood but retain parking privileges associated with ownership. It also clarifies that an owner and tenant cannot independently exercise the same property's RV lot parking entitlement. The proposed amendment is scheduled for discussion and a Board vote on January 19, 2027, following the required homeowner notification period. The publication does not indicate that the revised rule has already been adopted.

Another significant administrative development is the establishment of a dedicated Board email address, allowing homeowners to communicate directly with Association directors rather than routing every inquiry through The Management Trust. The Board encourages homeowners to copy this address on correspondence with management and suggests that preliminary architectural questions may sometimes be resolved without incurring the management company's $35 ARC processing fee.

The newsletter also repeats a request that homeowners distribute monthly newsletters to their tenants, acknowledging that some renters remain unaware of the publication. This notice provides additional context regarding the distribution of Association information and the importance of access to community communications for residents who are not Association members.

Additional sections address the annual December holiday gathering, wildlife and feral cat feeding, seasonal maintenance, contractor working-hour restrictions, clubhouse reservations, political sign removal reminders, and community activities. The newsletter reports that donations toward an automated external defibrillator have reached $1,240, while the clubhouse expense account contains $2,703.28.

Collectively, the November 2026 newsletter documents an Association continuing to address outstanding maintenance obligations while introducing changes to parking administration and homeowner communication. The unresolved exterior repair schedule and absence of disclosed project financing remain relevant to the broader historical record of Edgewood's reserve planning and financial transparency.