As of 6:00 am Tuesday morning, March 31, all parking areas on all streets within the Ridgeview community will be available for parking as usual. The last street that remains totally blocked at the time of this notice is Hanford. There are two orange cones at the bottom of Hanford that will remain overnight. The first person to encounter the cones after 6:00 Tuesday morning is welcome to move them onto the adjacent lawn area and drive and park as usual.
By the end of the day on Tuesday, kindly move your car back to its normal parking space. Normal parking rules will be back in force as of 6:00 am on Wednesday, April 1.
It’s been a challenging few days, but thankfully, the project is complete and hopefully everyone will enjoy the fresh looking parking areas. Even though the project timeline exceeded our expectations, the project still proved to be a good value, considering seal coating, striping and numbering was all completed at a favorable cost to the Association.
That said, the project would be incomplete with work still remaining through tomorrow and maybe even the following day were it not for some volunteer effort that not only kept the workers on track, but even helped them to do their job. I am grateful, as I hope we all are, for Gary’s tireless efforts from the very start of the project to the very end late this evening. Thanks as well to Bruce for his help on Wexford.
And thanks to all community members that made a conscientious effort to follow the guidance from the updates throughout the project to assure that the crews had access to parking areas when needed and to protect the surfaces from damage during the project.
By the end of the day on Tuesday, kindly move your car back to its normal parking space. Normal parking rules will be back in force as of 6:00 am on Wednesday, April 1.
It’s been a challenging few days, but thankfully, the project is complete and hopefully everyone will enjoy the fresh looking parking areas. Even though the project timeline exceeded our expectations, the project still proved to be a good value, considering seal coating, striping and numbering was all completed at a favorable cost to the Association.
That said, the project would be incomplete with work still remaining through tomorrow and maybe even the following day were it not for some volunteer effort that not only kept the workers on track, but even helped them to do their job. I am grateful, as I hope we all are, for Gary’s tireless efforts from the very start of the project to the very end late this evening. Thanks as well to Bruce for his help on Wexford.
And thanks to all community members that made a conscientious effort to follow the guidance from the updates throughout the project to assure that the crews had access to parking areas when needed and to protect the surfaces from damage during the project.
Post expires at 3:18am on Friday May 1st, 2026