This News Section of the WEBSITE (in addition to the regular monthly Newsletter) is presented to help keep our Residents updated on late breaking news and items of interest.
March 26, 2025 BE AWARE:
This flash information is informing residents to be prepared your Electric will be on and off throughout the day. Also this electrical outage is going to effect the site office--at times will not have electric---So if you would today avoid coming to site office to make changes-because may not be able to do so today--I could of course answer questions and if my electric is on make changes.
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MARCH 24, 2025: CEDARBROOK NORTH REGULAR HOA MEETING at 12:00 p.m. at the Mariposa Lodge tomorrow March 25, 2025.
03-06-2025: HOA Monthly Meetings with Open Forum: Please note the monthly HOA meeting dates below. Meetings start at 1:00 p.m. and are held at the Mariposa Lodge until the clubhouse opening is announced:
March 18, 2025
April 22, 2025
May 20, 2025
June 17, 2025
July 22, 2025
August 19, 2025
September 23, 2025
October 21, 2025
November 18, 2025
February 10, 2025: It has been brought to my attention that in the evenings and especially the week-ends: The Homeowners and children use the common areas often as a playground to play football or throw frisbees, etc. Also children playing on electric scooters in common areas. This needs to STOP NOW because it is a safety issue--Children/nor adults would not want to accidentally run into another resident and cause another resident to fall - the other resident could break a bone that also could cause long term health problems for the other resident-there are a lot of residents that fall easily. There are other parks that you can take your grand-children to-Here are two parks that I have addresses to that you could also take your grand-children to:
14999 Dale Evans Pkwy Apple Valley, CA 92307 Open until 9:00 PM This one also has a Pool and there is a library close by. | Park in Hesperia, CA 16292 Lime St, Hesperia, CA 92345
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Anyway for safety reasons PLEASE do not use the common areas or the streets as playgrounds.
JANUARY 31, 2025: It has been reported that many residents are walking their dog without the dog being on a leash OH THE RESIDENT WAS CARRYING THE LEASH BUT THE LEASH WAS NOT ON THE DOG—this is not allowed. As you know it is one pet per household (doesn’t matter if it is a dog or a cat—THE PET NEEDS TO BE ON A LEASH WITH THE OWNER OF THE PET HOLDING ONTO THE LEASH THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE DOG/CAT AND THE PET IS IN CONTROL OF THE OWNER. THE OWNER OF THE PET IS RESPONSIBLE IF THE PET BITES OR HURTS SOMEONE—if you noted statistics a lot of the time it is the small dogs that do the biting/nipping. Some pets want to just play and will jump on someone and knock a person down (there are a lot of residents that fall easily and a pet could cause the resident to fall and could hurt the resident badly—DO YOU WANT TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT?). SO PLEASE EVERYONE KEEP A LEASH ON YOUR PET CONTROLED BY YOU WHEN THE PET IS OUTSIDE THE HOUSE.
THANK YOU……………..
01-30-2025: At the JRMA HOA meeting of January 28, 2025 Homeowners were informed that starting in February 2025 and from now on-the JRMA HOA meetings and the JRMA Workshop meeting dates are going to be reversed: The JRMA HOA Meetings will be on the second to the last Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m. & the JRMA Workshop will be on the last Tuesday of the month at 9:00 a.m.
o1-29-2025-----IMPORTANT:
*NEED PEOPLE TO BE ON THE C.D.R. (COMMUNITY DISASTER TEAM)-THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT COMMITTEE IN JRMA-IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT THE SITE OFFICE AT 1-760-961-1456.
*If you have lost something-check the lost and found at gate #1 Gate #1 telephone: 1-760-946-9234.
January 29, 2025: JESS RANCH HOMEOWNERS NOTICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING: FEBRUARY 10, 2025 AT 11:00 A.M. AT THE CHOICE MEDICAL BUILDING-OFFICER PAM HOFFMAN WITH THE APPLE VALLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL BE JOININGTHE MEETING TO HAVE DISCUSSIONS WITH RESIDENTS, ANSWER QUESTIONS, AND ADDRESS CONCERNS.
November 26, 2024:
| Results: Board Member Positions on the JRMA Board is: | |||
| Larry Bruner | President | ||
| Leslie Abston | Vice President | ||
| Tammy Murphy | Treasurer | ||
| Vel Campbell | Secretary | ||
| Gene Ullrich | Member at Large | ||
09-25-2024: DUE TO THE MAIL-MAN INFORMING me that ON TOWN CENTER DRIVE at the mail boxes of Town Center Plaza where Kamath Medical Group is located just to the West of Gate #1 that that mail box has been vandalized believed by someone who has a master key to the mail boxes is taking out all the mail at night-I AM SENDING OUT THIS MASS EMAIL INFORMING RESIDENTS TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR MAIL BOXES EMPTY PRIOR TO NIGHT FALL.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE GATE #1 AND #2 GUARD HOUSE NUMBERS HAVE CHANGED. THEIR LANDLINES ARE: GATE #1: 1-760-946-9234 GATE #2: 1-760-515-6115:
THE PEOPLE MANNING THE GATES ARE “GATE MONITORS”
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AS YOU KNOW THE JRMA SITE OFFICE PHONE NUMBER IS 1-760-961-1456--IF YOU CALL AND GET THE VOICE MAIL PLEASE LEAVE YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, AND PHONE NUMBER SO THAT THE SITE OFFICE CAN RETURN YOUR CALL-"THANK YOU".
SO PLEASE PUT THE DIRECTORY TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN YOUR CELL PHONE LIKE A CONTACT: GATE 1 DIRECTORY: 1-760-646-9300 GATE 2 DIRECTORY: 1-760-961-1596 ALSO THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING THE DIRECTORY TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN YOUR CONTACTS IS YOU KNOW WHAT GATE THAT YOUR VISITOR/VENDOR IS COMING FROM. |
***If you have visitors or vendors visiting you PLEASE be sure to give them your Directory Code [Some residents have the directory ringing to their Cell Phone--IN SOME CASES some cell phones unless you have the directory telephone number in your cell phone as a contact will go directly to voice mail---If you are expecting a visitor/vendor/delivery--Please give that person your directory code so that they can put the info in the gate Directory. Gate #1 has two directories. JRMA Directory has a gold plate that says JRMA and it is Directory #1 at gate #1---Note no delivery trucks can go through this gate-delivery trucks go though gate #2 and there is only one directory there for JRMA.... Be sure to give the people coming to your home your directory code....That way the person coming to your home puts in the code it rings to your phone and you would push 9-9 to let them in. REMEMBER IF YOU ARE USING AN I-PHONE ALL YOUR APPS HAVE TO BE CLOSED TO HIT THE 9-9 TO LET YOUR VISITOR INTO THE GATE.
*10-15-2021: MEALS ON WHEELS 15075 Hesperia Rd, Victorville, CA 92395 · ~7.3 mi (760) 245-7047 *As of 01-12-2022 Site Office has been informed that there is a company called "High Desert Second Chance which has program called: Emergency Food Pantry USDA Food Distribution; Open Market Food Distribution; No food goes to waste High Desert Food Collaborative--Debra Ann Peterson Ambassador, 16666 Smoke Tree Street B #4, Hesperia, CA 92345 Mobile: 1-760-403-6888 office: 1-442-267-4444---This may be something for residents to check out. BR
*07-27-2021-FROM Lordon Mgmt: 5 Steps for HVAC Maintenance Anyone Can Easily Complete : A quality HVAC system can make winters comfortable and summers bearable no matter where you live. But maintaining your cooling and heating system can seem like a complex process. In reality, however, DIY HVAC maintenance can be pulled off by most handy homeowners. So, if you want to save on maintenance costs around your home, start with these basic steps (presented today by the Jess Ranch Master Homeowners Association) to keep your home’s heating and air conditioning system operating smoothly all year round. Set Reminders to Change Your Filters One of the most essential maintenance tasks that will keep your HVAC system efficient is also one of the simplest. Yet all too many people fail to change their home’s air filters on a consistent schedule. Depending on your lifestyle and location, you may need to change your filters more or less often. Three weeks is the threshold if you have multiple pets, but you may be able to go a few months if you rarely use your A/C. When you do change your filters, you want to be sure to choose new filters that properly fit your unit. Ensure Your Unit Is Properly Leveled As you walk around the outside of your home, you should do a quick check of your HVAC unit. You want to be sure that your unit is free of debris, but you also should double-check that your equipment is completely level. HVAC systems need to be on level ground to work properly, so use the appropriate tools to confirm that yours is on solid ground. You may need to purchase a quality leveler to be sure that your system is good to go. If you find that yours is sinking, you will need to take the proper leveling steps to get things back on track again.Thoroughly Clean Coils as Needed Just because your HVAC system is level does not mean the maintenance is over. For your system to continue to work properly, you also need to have clean coils. It sounds like a complicated process, but you can complete this task easily on your own. Use a screwdriver to open the panel and then remove any larger bits of debris with your hand or a brush. Make sure you have a garden hose that will reach your HVAC unit, and also a versatile nozzle before you begin. Spraying your unit down is the easiest way to clean dirt off coils and really get into those tiny grooves and spaces. Remember to Power Down Before Servicing Before you start changing or cleaning any part of your home air conditioning system, you need to make sure the power is turned off. To change your filters, simply shutting off the thermostat will suffice. But if you plan on doing any major maintenance or cleaning, you should go one step further and completely shut off the power supply to your HVAC unit. Most homes are equipped with breakers that make this step easy, but you may need to turn off power to your entire home to be sure. Failing to do so could lead to a serious shock, which can cause injury or death.Know When You Need to Call HVAC Experts: Most people can at least safely change out their filters. But if you feel uncomfortable performing any of the tasks on this list, then you may be better looking online and finding a reliable local pro. HVAC specialists can perform any maintenance tasks you are not up to completing on your own, but they should always be called for any major repairs as well. The price of your service call will hinge on the type of work provided. But paying for a pro upfront is much better that having to replace your entire system due to a DIY mistake. And besides, if you plan to sell your home at any point, an HVAC system that’s well-maintained and serviced regularly could do wonders when it’s time to appraise the value of your home. So, even if it costs a little up front, you could save yourself a lot of money down the road. Proper maintenance of your HVAC system can save you money, no matter whether you DIY or call in the professionals. So before each season begins, make sure you take care of any maintenance or repairs needed so you can stay cozy in your home. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
*PEOPLE HAVE been walking their dog (dog owner has leash in hand but NOT on dog)-DOG HAS TO BE ON LEASH AT ALL TIMES....Also reports of dogs not on leash lunging at residents and other dogs--These issues are to be reported to "ANIMAL CONTROL"-in which Residents can be fined or loose their pet.....
*Always-if you have any questions-Do not hesitate to call the site office at 1-760-961-1456-JRMA site office is located at gate #1. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER IF YOU LEAVE A MESSAGE SO THAT YOU CAN BE CALLED BACK!