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Resident says preserve roots are encroaching on side yard; board asks vendor for proposal
Summary
Homeowner Judy Kessel told the board that preserve roots at 4611 Torrey Pines Court are preventing sod growth and that mowing crews have left sand and tire tracks for two to three years; staff asked GreenScapes to provide a proposal and added 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. Kessel said the roots keep sod from growing and that the problem has expanded over time.
Kessel described on-site maintenance problems: "First, the issue started in a small area and grew bigger and bigger and is encroaching on the side of the property. Secondly, when crews come by with lawnmowers, they leave behind sand and tire tracks; this has been going on for the past two to three years." Board members discussed whether pool overflow, shade, or tree roots were the cause; GreenScapes was asked to provide a homeowner proposal and Mr. Long said he would assist with mulching the area and add mulching of 4611 Torrey Pines Court to his to-do list.
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