As residents adjust to their day-to-day routines in response to the coronavirus restrictions, work continues for most of the Association's trusted vendor partners, particularly landscaping. As we approach summer, Four Peaks has begun many of its scheduled tasks in the form of turf aeration and plant cutbacks. These cutbacks can be jarring for residents, especially those that have relocated from cooler parts of the country, but it is a necessary and vital step in preparing for Arizona's peak growing season. Hard cutbacks of oleander, texas sage and lantana are important not only for size management, but also to help eliminate woody growth from past seasons. For additional information on proper landscape practices, please visit the Arizona Association of Landscape Contractors and review Four Peaks newsletter on "rejuvenation trimming".
VIRTUAL LIFESTYLE
Your lifestyle team has been hard at work behind the scenes to bring you some new online content to help shift the conversation around what is happening right now. We hope everyone is staying positive and enjoying their time with family right now.
We reached out to our partners in the community who are still choosing to inspire, focus on their goals and make a difference. These thought leaders are sharing their best practices and some helpful tips on how to stay positive even when challenges arise.
Look for our videos being posted throughout the week on Facebookand Instagram.
The Lifestyle Team has delivered a dose of sweetness to residents once again!!!. Lemonade Jars have been randomly delivered to doorsteps throughout Power Ranch...check yours!
Also, view the latest video interview with Joey Bellus, Owner of Optimal Performance Training on how to stay focused, grounded and positive in times of uncertainty.
Lee will begin his Saturday, April 4 marathon from the Carriage House in Power Ranch. Show your support with signs and social distance cheering at the Carriage House and view his live stream everyday from Sunday, March 29 thru April 13 as he runs a marathon of 26.2 miles for 16 days in 16 Arizona cities!
Friendly reminder to always practice social distancing if you are out in public. When walking pets they must always be on a leash. Please be courteous and park safely and legally if you need to park in the street overnight. Do not park on corners, blocking sidewalks, driveways or neighbors. Fire Lane violations will be strictly enforced.
Due to the recommendations of the CDC regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus) any upcoming Board of Directors or Committee meetings will be held virtually via conference call. Board meeting minutes and Committee meeting minutes will be posted online when approved.
The association office holds many items that are found throughout the community. If you are in search of a lost item please call the association office or email us.
