Maintenance Issue Reports

About half of the plants outside of the Andalucia gate across from the park have died. I would guess it's an irrigation issue, so if addressed soon the other half might survive.

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At end of Muscato Cul-de-sac.
This area is over grown.
It has not been touched in a long time!
Thanks
Ken

There is a missing lamp post on Vineyards Parkway where it intersects with Trilogy Parkway and Solara Street. My understanding is that this lamp post has been missing for a few years now. Has anyone contacted the City of Brentwood regarding the replacement of this lamp post? Isn't replacement covered by: "Landscape and Lighting District No. 06-3 Vineyards. The Community lies within the boundaries of the City of Brentwood Landscape and Lighting District No. 06-3 Vineyards (referred to above as the “LLD"). The LLD was formed to fund landscape maintenance and energy and maintenance costs of streetlights on arterial streets within the LLD."? Given all the special taxes and assessments that we pay, it seems like the City of Brentwood should perform this type of maintenance in a more timely fashion. Thanks.

Broken irrigation line midway along pathway in Upper MiWok Park. Shooting water.

Sprinkler leak in the front of the club along the sidewalk at the front of the clubhouse. Lots of water.

95% of the grass in Meritage Park is dead or dying. It is not being watered properly. There are obvious broken pipes which are part of the sprinkler system. Only 5% of the grass is getting any water at all.
Why would you install grass if you do not water it properly???

I would like the bushes on Trilogy Parkway behind my house topped and trimmed at least a foot, preferably even with the top of the iron fence. I live at 1966 Sacred Mountain Lane and in order for the bushes to grow full and healthy, they need to be topped annually. Several have died over the years due to improper care, as this has been an ongoing issue for several years. I was also advised last year that the bushes would be topped annually in the spring as part of the standard maintenance program and that I would not need to send in a request as I have since I moved into the home in 2019. I also watched maintenance staff top and trim only the bushes behind 1958 Sacred Mountains home today, leaving the rest of the block undone. Why is that? If you look at those bushes, you can see a noticeable difference versus the bushes behind my home.

Leaking irrigation pipe along path in upper MiWok park.

On July 4, I asked for landscape maintenance and I see it is listed as "In progress". Absolutely nothing has changed in the large areas of dry and dead grass. The sprinklers are coming on with a foot and a half coverage which doesn't begin to cover the dry areas. How much do we have to lose before someone actually comes to see the lack of water pressure for the grass at the North end of Miwok Park?

Please, please, please check the sprinklers at the upper end of Miwok Park. This is my third request for someone to actually run the sprinklers and look for the problem of no water pressure getting to the grass. The grass cannot withstand 100+ degree days and very little, if any water. One sprinkler line was on today, but only one sprinkler at the end was working. My requests are marked In Progress, but nothing seems to change.

Broken sprinkler system at golf cart gate if front of 1100-1101 Lafite Court. Me. Reynolds gardener Carlos repaired the broken supply line pipe, however we need to have the sprinkler control box(s) repaired asap?

This is an ongoing issue with many requests over the years. The bushes on the upper half of Trilogy Parkway going up to the clubhouse need to be trimmed. Each year the maintenance staff only trim half way up the parkway and stop (for no apparent reason). Due to this, the bushes are in very poor shape and don't even closely resemble the nice and full and healthy bushes on the lower half. You can see the actual point where maintenance has stopped. Three years ago myself and another neighbor met with HOA staff and gardeners and both assured me that this would be remedied by repairing damaged water lines, replacement of dead bushes, additional fertilizer to repair the damage, and annual topping to keep the bushes healthy. Three years and multiple requests later, the bushes are worse than ever. While the lower portion was recently topped and most likely fertilized as an annual task and look amazing, the gardeners stopped at the same place they always do and left the upper half alone. Please can you please treat the upper bushes on the parkway with the same care you treat the lower half. Not asking for anything extra, just the same level of care. Respectfully, Linda Tarantino