Welcome to Lyon Monterrey!

Holiday Reminders

As we approach the holidays, here are some reminders to help keep the season merry and bright for everyone.

  • Decorations: We love seeing the community dressed up for the holidays! In general, holiday decorations should be removed no later than fifteen (15) days after the holiday.
  • Package Safety: Online shopping is in full swing. Consider scheduling deliveries for times when someone is home, using a secure delivery location, or asking a neighbor to keep an eye out.
  • Guest Parking: If you’re hosting visitors, please remind them of parking rules so that fire lanes, driveways, and neighbors’ spaces stay clear.
  • Safety First: Use outdoor-rated lights and extension cords outside, turn off decorative lights and candles when you leave home or go to bed, and keep live trees well-watered.
  • Trash and Recycling: Holiday schedules may shift collection days. Please break down boxes and keep bins neatly closed to help keep the community looking its best.
  • Travel Plans: If you’ll be away, let a trusted neighbor know, and consider using timers on indoor lights.

Preparing Your Home for a Wet Winter

Forecasters are predicting a strong El Niño this season, and news reports suggest California could see well above average rainfall. Taking a few simple steps now can help protect your home and reduce the risk of water damage when the storms arrive.

Clear gutters and downspouts

Check your roof

Inspect windows and doors

Keep drains and yard areas clear

Secure outdoor items

Prepare for power outages

Know where to get sandbags

Report common area concerns
If you notice clogged drains, standing water, damaged trees, or other drainage issues in common areas, please report them to the management office so they can be addressed promptly.

A little preparation now can save time, money, and stress later. Stay safe and dry this winter!

Street Work Update

Dear Monterrey Estates Homeowners and Residents,

We wanted to provide you with an update on the street paving project and some important information about next steps.”
– Phase 1 complete: The removal and replacement of the asphalt has finished.
– What you may notice: Small pieces of asphalt coming up are normal during this stage; this is called “shedding.”
– Additional repairs: A few areas were identified that require follow-up repairs prior to the final surface treatment.
– Phase 2 (seal coat): The repairs and the seal coat are expected to take place in September 2026 once the new asphalt has had time to properly cure. The exact date and schedule will be announced as soon as it is confirmed.
– Access during Phase 2: All streets will be closed to vehicles while the seal coat is applied in a single pass. The streets will be closed for approximately a day and a half. The association is currently investigating alternate parking locations for homeowners and will provide parking instructions when the schedule is finalized. Please note and prepare:
· Do not drive on streets while work or closures are posted.
· Do not scheduled deliveries on the workdays.
· Follow posted signs and worker instructions during the project.
· Avoid walking on freshly applied seal coat until it is fully cured.
· Expect advance notice with exact dates, closure times, and alternate parking locations.

Questions or concerns: Please watch community notices and the association website for updates; a formal notification will be emailed to all homeowners when the Phase 2 schedule is confirmed.Thank you for your patience and cooperation.