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Homeowner urges River Ridge to address preserve encroachment at 4611 Torrey Pines Court
Summary
Resident Judy Kessel told the board that roots from an indigenous preserve are encroaching on her side yard at 4611 Torrey Pines Court, causing sod failure and mower tracks; GreenScapes will provide a homeowner proposal and staff will assist with mulching.
Eric Long presented a letter from homeowner Judy Kessel regarding encroachment from an indigenous preserve adjacent to 4611 Torrey Pines Court. Kessel told the board the issue began in a small area and "grew bigger and bigger" over two to three years, and that crews operating lawnmowers have left sand and tire tracks on her property.
Board members discussed potential remedies including grinding down roots, mulching, removal of three palm trees in the preserve, and whether pool overflow contributes to the problem. Mrs. Adams said GreenScapes, the current vendor, should provide a proposal for the homeowner; Mr. Long said he will add mulching 4611 Torrey Pines Court to his to‑do list and assist with implementation.
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