Please do your part and pick up your trash throughout community.  Thank you to everyone for helping to keep our community beautiful.

Have an upcoming an event and would like to reserve the Clubhouse? Contact Management to place a hold on the date you would like to reserve. You may email at maoc@actionlife.com or call (800) 400-2284. The Clubhouse Agreement and Rules can be found on the Resident Portal when you login to your account.

Please be aware that Patrol One has been hired by the Association to enforce the Parking Rules & Regulations. We are still receiving complaints that residents are leaving vehicles in the alleyways for extended periods of time and leaving vehicles parked in common area parking stalls unattended for more than 72 hours. Please note that these vehicles are subject to tow at the vehicle owner’s expense. To report a parking violation, please contact Patrol One at (714) 541-0999.

It is that time of the year and the holiday season is upon us. For most of us that means out of town guests, holiday decorations, parties and gift shopping. With how busy we can all get, we tend to forget the simplest things, so we wanted to share ways to help celebrate with less chaos and stress!

• Lock your vehicles – To try and prevent from any unfortunate incident, we ask that you remember to lock your vehicle and remove all personal belongings with value out of public view.
• Package theft – Unfortunately, mail and package theft during the holidays has become an issue in Orange County, especially in nicer areas such as Founders Walk. It only takes a moment for a thief to grab a package from a door step. If you are expecting a package or delivery, please arrange for someone to be home or have the package delivered to an alternative address.
• Parking – Please be cautious of the Association’s Parking Rules. If you have guests staying, ensure they are parking in appropriate parking spaces to avoid any unfortunate towing incidents.
•  Decorations – Inspect all holiday decorations and lighting before installing. It only takes a small wire or socket crack to cause a short circuit or fire.