Homeowner urges board action after preserve roots, mower tracks encroach onto side yard
Summary
Resident Judy Kessel presented a letter alleging the preserve at 4611 Torrey Pines Court is encroaching onto her property with roots preventing sod growth and mower crews leaving sand and tire tracks; staff asked GreenScapes to provide a homeowner proposal and will add mulching to its to-do list.
Eric Long presented a letter from resident Judy Kessel about encroachment from an indigenous preserve onto her side yard at 4611 Torrey Pines Court. Long said the sod will not grow because roots from the preserve are encroaching onto the property and described possible solutions such as mulching; GreenScapes was asked to prepare a proposal for the homeowner.
Kessel told the board the problem began in a small area and has "grown bigger and bigger and is encroaching on the side of the property," and she said that when crews mow they leave sand and tire tracks — a condition that has persisted "for the past two to three years." Mr. Long said he will assist with mulching and will add mulching 4611 Torrey Pines Court to his to-do list.
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