La Costa Oaks is a gorgeous, master-planned community consisting of 820 single family homes in prestigious North County San Diego. Residents enjoy Splash, which includes a pool, clubhouse, barbeques and tot-lots. Inspired by The Arts & Crafts movement, La Costa Oaks is surrounded by nature to create a community lifestyle like no other.
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News and Updates
SPLASH Pool Deck Reconstruction & Temporary Closure
Please be aware of this advance notice. The concrete pool deck at the SPLASH is beginning to deteriorate much sooner than it should. The Board has taken action to replace the pool deck with higher quality concrete and apply an appropriate sealer to ensure that the new deck does not have the same early failure issues.
Proposed Rule Change
At the April 25th Board Meeting, the Board accepted the recommendation made by the Architectural Review Committee to create a time frame for owners to complete improvement projects. This rule change will be mailed out to all homeowners for the 30-day review and comment period.
Landscape Master Plan
The Landscape Committee along with the Board of Directors and Management have worked to evaluate the La Costa Oaks common areas and create a prioritized Master Plan to renovate the landscaping throughout the community. We have created a plan that will enhance the beauty of the community, balanced with sustainability and water-wise practices.
How to Report Urgent Issues!
We are in for another powerful storm this weekend. Strong winds will precede periods of heavy rains. So far, we have fared well with previous storms and have had no major issues with flooding or erosion. However, we did lose a few trees in the last big storm and can expect to see some damage with this storm. Below is a list of who to contact for various issues that arise.
