News & Important Information

News & Important Information

The Annual Homeowners Meeting was held on Saturday, October 12.  Several key topics were discussed including:  2024 Financials, 2025 Budget expectations, Insurance for the LFG complex and the work being done for defensible space.

If you were not able to join the meeting or would like to revisit the information, please find the presentation deck with the important details HERE.
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*** Important Information on LFG Property Insurance ***

On Monday, August 26, 2024, the LFG HOA Board held a very well-attended special board meeting to discuss the status of the property insurance for Lake Forest Glen.  Jason Kary, Treasurer of the Board, presented material which can be found HERE.  ______________________________________________________________________________

SPECTRUM

  • The new Spectrum service for LFG homeowners was activated on Friday June 28th please follow the instructions HERE to setup your new service or transfer your existing service and order any equipment.
  • Results of Spectrum Ballot and next steps: The results of the recent membership ballot on Spectrum services and next steps can be found HERE

OTHER NEWS & INFO

  • Emergency Preparedness: Please find some helpful information to prepare for fire season, click HERE for information from the North Tahoe Fire Protection District. Click HERE for a PDF for Emergency Preparedness and Evacuation Guide. Also you can check the Emergency Info/Utilities/Local Info tab for the PDF for Emergency Preparedness and Evacuation Guide.
  • Pools, Hot tub & Sauna
    • Pools are generally open Memorial Day through Labor Day, weather permitting.
    • Hot tub and Sauna are currently open year round 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
    • There is no lifeguard on duty – use of the facilities is at your own risk
    • Strongly caution to continue Covid-19 protocols (Wearing Masks, Social Distancing, Hand Washing)
    • No glass containers in pool/hot tub/sauna area
    • Please be considerate of other pool/hot tub/sauna users
  • WINTER RECREATION PARKING (October 16 – April 30) – Snowmobiles on trailers ONLY. Please email the HOA office with any questions (admin@lfghoa.com).
  • Water Bill/Meter Detail HERE – This link (click on headline link “HERE”) has been added to the website under “Emergency Info/Utilities/Local Info” tab and then under “Utility Providers” to explain the water bill and meter history and the reasons it is the way it is.
  • Placer County Short-Term Rental (STR) Compliant Hotline/Link – This link (click on headline) has been added to the website under “Emergency Info/Utilities/Local Info” tab and then under “Links to other information”. The following list has been pulled from HERE  and HERE to give you the general information:
    • Enforcement Procedure
    • Neighbors who experience problems with an STR should call the Host Compliance hotline number (530) 448-8003
    • Host Compliance won’t take anonymous calls (intent to avoid frivolous calls)]
    • Local contact gets first call; then Code Enforcement contacted
    • Local contact has one hour to resolve issues
    • Code Enforcement officer shows up one hour after initial call to investigate situation
    • If violation is resolved, no enforcement action needed
    • If violation is not resolved- possible NOV (Notice of Violation) to tenant and/or owner
    • If local contact works in good faith to resolve violation- no impact to owner
    • Administrative penalties of $500 per day for a first citation and $1000 per day for subsequent violations may be issued.
    • After three validated violations within a 12-month period at a given STR address, the permit may be revoked.
  • Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (TART) – For TART buses schedules, please visit  https://tahoetruckeetransit.com/
  • CA. Dept. of Public Health’s Requirements to Re-Open Facilities:      The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) released “COVID-19 Industry Guidance” on June 5, 2020 (please click here to view the report). At the next board meeting on June 13, 2020 the Lake Forest Glen HOA Board of Directors will be reviewing the guidelines and requirements for re-opening facilities ie; pools, spas, saunas to determine when/if LFG can/will be opening the pools. The conclusion of their discussion will be posted here on the Website immediately following the meeting on June 13, 2020 or you can contact the office at 530-583-2307.
  • 24/7 Hotline for Short-Term Rental Nuisance Complaints: Placer County has begun implementing new legislation around short term rentals and homeowner requirements. It is each homeowners responsibility to make sure they are familiar with, and in compliance with the new ordinance regarding short term rentals. Placer County has also launched a 24/7 hotline for short-term rental nuisance complaints. To access the hotline information, please click here.
  • Homeowners Insurance: Homeowners at Lake Forest Glen are required to carry their own owner’s policy that covers Liability, Contents Coverage, and Building Coverage. Lately we have received a number of calls from homeowners stating that their insurance company will not be renewing their policies. We received some information from our insurance company who handles the HOA’s master policies that may help homeowners in their insurance endeavors. Please click here to review the “Top Ten Tips for Finding Residential Insurance” by Ricardo Lara, Insurance Commission, California Department of Insurance.
  • Fire Season Restrictions: As you know, Lake Forest Glen prohibits the use of charcoal grills, you may only use gas grills. But did you know there are other items you are prohibited from using in the Lake Tahoe Basin? North Tahoe Fire/Meeks Bay Fire have provided a list of these other items that are prohibited. Please click here to review these items.
  • Recreational Facility Cards:  The recreational facilities card for your unit will access the gate locks for the swimming pools/hot tub, and the tennis courts. There is not a code to punch in on the keypad, you must have your card to access the facilities. If you lose your card and need to get a replacement, contact the HOA office and let us know.  There will be a fee of $100 for replacing a lost card. We will issue a new card and deactivate the lost card. We have a limited number of “loaner” cards and may not have one available while you wait, so please be aware that there maybe a wait time to receive a replacement (this can take up to a few weeks).

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