Clear 100 feet for fire safety (or to your property line, whichever is nearest — as required by California Public Resources Code 4291
Remove Dead Vegetation
First 30 ft – Remove everything that is DEAD: dead trees, branches, brush, all dry grass, leaves, and pine needles.
Next 70 feet — Remove ALL dead trees and brush.
Dry, cut grass, leaves and pine needles MAY STAY on the ground.
Thin and Separate Live Vegetation
Prune Your Trees
For more detailed information and information regarding required burn permits, click here. To download a CalFire PDF Flyer on burnpile safety, click here.
Cal Fire annual inspections to begin soon.
Lot Cleaning Services
These cleaning services are in no particular order. Arnold Lilac Park Homeowners Association makes no endorsement or recommendation of ANY lot cleaning services. These are listed for your convenience only.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the March Arnold Lilac Park Homeowner’s Association meeting has been cancelled. The next schedule meeting will be on Saturday, April 2, 2011.
It’s a chilly, beautiful day in Arnold.
Check out our “Bulletin Board” and add your comments.
If you need the password, send us an email and we’ll get it to you. Enjoy!
The ALPHA “Spring” web site will launch in mid-March. Fear not! None of the functionality will change and you’ll still find all of the same great content, we’re just updating the colors and layout slightly to correspond with the coming of Spring.
It’s a beautiful, chilly 29 degree, snowy morning in Arnold. The sun is trying to make an appearance. Check our webcams. Plus, you can add your own photos to our Bulletin Board, we’d love to see them. If you need the password, send us an email and we’ll get it to you.
Good news! As of 4:00 PM this afternoon, power is back on! If you’re coming up to Arnold, be prepared to shovel your way into your driveway and home. Otherwise, it’s a beautiful winter wonderland in Arnold
2/18/11 @ 1800 – Power is back on in many parts of Arnold and, per various reports, most of Lilac Park. It is still snowing, but plows have been running all day and roads are currently free of heavy snow. This is going to change overnight as more snow is in the forecast through tomorrow afternoon. Skies are expected to clear on Sunday.
Be advised. As of Friday, 2/18/11 0800, weather conditions in Arnold are severe. As much as two feet of snow has fallen overnight, road conditions are treacherous, and much of the town is currently without power.
There are a number of trees down throughout the area, but crews have been dispatched to begin the cleanup. However, efforts will be slow because of the ongoing severe winter weather. Snow continues to fall in the area.
PG & E crews are still assessing damage and determining which areas are without power. They are not willing to make any estimates on restoring power to Arnold as of this posting.
If you travel into the Sierras, please be prepared and plan ahead for severe winter weather.
A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect until Noon, 2/19/11.
Read the Severe Weather Alert Here.
