All payments including quarterly assessments, special assessments etc are to be made on the Granite Peak website. You can access here Granite Peak's Owners Login Page.

We hope this is never the case but you can also review the Valley View Schedule of Monetary Penalties with the following link.

The following has been created to clarify which party is responsible for the various items within Valley View.

The HOA is responsible for the common and restricted common areas within Valley View.

Each Unit Owner is responsible for the interior of their units, exterior windows, flues, and personal property.

Granite Peak is contracted to provide the HOA with finance and administrative services and to support the HOA Board in managing, maintaining, and repairing the HOA's common elements.

Granite Peak is not under contract (nor has it even been under contract) to support any of the items listed in Unit Owner’s Responsibilities.

Action plans have been provided below for common requests and a list of possible resources for your diligence.

The HOA is responsible for the common and restricted common areas within Valley View. This includes the exterior siding of the buildings, decks, foundations, roofing, chimney exteriors, and chimney caps.

The HOA is responsible for the parking lots, landscaping, all retaining walls within the complex, the grounds, walkways, railings, and pathway lighting.

The HOA is responsible for trash removal, exterior signs, fire suppression systems, and each triplex's standard electrical, water, sewer, and propane infrastructure.

The HOA is responsible for all original front decks, stairs, and exterior doors.

Each Unit Owner is responsible for the interior of the units, including all plumbing, electrical, and heating systems (furnaces, furnace flues, flue caps, and ductwork). The plumbing lines under the unit that only service that unit are also the responsibility of the Unit Owner (documentation located here). The Unit Owner is responsible for any damages to its unit or any adjoining unit caused by the failure of any of these systems.

Unit Owners are also responsible for the maintenance and repair of any bump out, its exterior door and front stair. Unit Owners are responsible for all exterior windows and any non-bump-out exterior door installed at the owner’s request. Unit Owners are responsible for the periodic cleaning and maintenance of wood fireplaces, wood fireplace flues, and flue caps.

Any fees incurred for work done to a unit required per Section 5.2.10 of the CCRs performed by the HOA Board and its contractors will be subsequently billed to the unit owner.

The HOA encourages Unit Owners to obtain Condo Insurance to protect personal property, as it is the responsibility of Unit Owners to protect their personal effects.

Granite is contracted primarily to provide the HOA with finance and administrative services, including billing and collecting quarterly assessments, special assessments, and fines.

Granite is under contract to support the HOA Board in managing, maintaining, and repairing the HOA common elements listed above, including emergency services that the HOA common elements may require.

Granite Peak is not under contract (nor has it even been under contract) to support any of the items listed that are the Unit Owner’s Responsibilities. These are the direct responsibility of the Unit Owner.

The warranties for our new siding (Nichiha and metal) require that no holes be drilled or anything attached to any unit’s exterior siding surfaces.

Per Article III, 3.7 of CCR's, "Nothing shall be done in any unit or in or on the common area which will impair the structural integrity of the building or which will structurally change the building or which would alter or add to the building except as otherwise provided herein."

Per Article VIII, 8.1 of Valley View CCR's, "No building, addition, wall, fence, or alteration shall be begun, constructed, maintained or permitted to remain on or in any unit or on the Common Area until complete plans and specifications of the proposed work have been submitted to and approved by the Architectural Control Committee. The Committee shall review all such proposals to judge whether they are compatible with the standards of design, construction and quality of the Project and, if they are not, require that changes be made before approval."

Valley View Parking Rules are located here for your review.

No vehicle shall be parked in any parking space unless a valid Association parking pass or owner sticker is displayed on the front dashboard. Only two (2) parking spaces per day are available for each Unit (including visitor parking passes and owner stickers).

Replacement tags are available for $25. You can order new tags by submitting a Granite Peak Work Order by clicking here: Work Order

Please submit these forms when Owner or Renter registration changes:

Owner Auto Registration

Renter Auto Registration

This Section is work in progress. We are in the process of establish an Electric Charger Policy.

We expect that Electric Vehicle Owners will need to register their vehicle to use the Community Charger. This will allow other users to contact you should you vehicle need to be moved.

Charger Registration

The responsibility of maintaining the owner’s unit is the unit owner's responsibility. The HOA Board is not responsible for managing Unit Owner maintenance and service requests.

It is recommended that the owner contract with a Home Maintenance Service. We recommend that Managehome (www.managehome.net) be contacted. They can be reached at 1-844-431-4663. Granite Peak may also be interested in providing this service via their Tahoe Vacation Rental subsidiary. It is the owner’s responsibility to source this resource.

Service requests (e.g., opening doors for vendors, removing furniture and grills from decks, checking and restarting furnaces, turning on/off water, etc.) are provided by the unit owner or the Home Maintenance Service.

Any unit in the Placer County Short Term Rental program must have a Local Contact, and the owner and/or their renters should contact the Local Contact for any and all unit-specific services, including emergencies.

Neither Granite Peak nor the HOA is responsible for unit-specific maintenance and/or unit-specific emergencies.

If there is an issue with any of the HOA common areas or restricted common areas, a maintenance order found on the Granite Peak website is to be completed.

If there is an emergency with any of the HOA common or restricted spaces or any of the HOA infrastructure (listed above), Granite Peak is to be called at 530-583-7545.

Should the HOA and/or Granite Peak be contacted for an emergency service or maintenance issue that is the unit owner's responsibility, the unit owner will be billed for this work.

Before starting any project that affects the exterior of the unit or requires changes to the unit’s infrastructure, an Architectural Committee Form must be submitted for approval. Instructions can be located here

The unit owner must also obtain a Placer County permit for any improvements made to a Unit’s Interior for which a permit is required. A permit is to be posted in a front window. Failure to obtain a permit may jeopardize the later sale of a unit and or be subject to fines.

Before starting any project, the Architectural Committee Form must be submitted for approval. A licensed contractor must do all the work. All surrounding areas must be protected from paint and supply drips. A general overview is located here and more detail Bump-out Guidelines are located here.

New Door Type:

• Link here - Belleville 1 Right Side Vertical Lite Modern Exterior Door

• Recommendation: Boulder Ridge Sash & Door or Tahoe Truckee Lumber

• Measurements: The vendor must measure the door, as openings vary.

• Glass Insert: Obscure glass only. No colored or clear glass.

• Handle & Lock Sets: Oil Rubbed Bronze (ORB). Prefer keyless.

Door colors:

• Green: Sherwin-Williams Secret Garden SW6181. Satin or Semi-Gloss finish.

• Blue: Benjamin Moore Marine Blue 2059-10. Satin or Semi-Gloss Finish.

• Exterior Base Paint material for either color: Benjamin Moore

Porch and Original Door color:

• Existing surfaces must be scraped/sanded.

• Color: Natural Stain: Provide manufacturer/product number. Satin Finish.

Windows:

•  To match the windows that have been recently installed, you should install Kolbe windows; color is called Corbeau.

Porch Paint Colors:

A downloadable overview is located here and pictures of the paint and their details are located here.

The following resources are available for your diligence. This is not an exhaustive list; it is simply guidance. It is also not a guarantee of services or availability.

• Homeowner services: Meghan at ManageHome - 844-431-4663

• Homeowner services: Tahoe Vacation Rentals - 530-583-3550

• Handyman: Truckee Handyman Services - 530-580-8586

• Handyman: Truckee Tahoe Handyman - 530-448-4536

• Handyman: Mr. Honey-Do in Alpine Meadows - 530-581-4031

• Flues: Alpine Stove - 530-582-4985

• Furnace Repair: Peter Carlson Carlson Heating - 530-562-9090

• Cleaning: Leesa Titanium Luxury Home Care 530-386-5882

• Duct Cleaning: Duck Queen 530-414-5584

• Carpet Cleaning: Rick Duna Eco Green Carpet Care - 530-318-9743

• Plumbing: Mighty Mike Plumbing - 530-414-5025

• Individual Snow Removal: Raul 530-608-9613

• Contractor: Gary Lavoie - 530-448-3943

• Contractor: Tahoe Truckee Pros - 530-448-0993

• Contractor: Peter Beaupre - 530-401-6025

• Painter: Brian Allen - 530-412-2575

• Painter: Fernando Bustos - 530-277-7465

All Governing Documents and rules are located on the Granite Peak Website. Key items are also listed below for your convenience.

• VVHOA Articles of Incorporation

•  VVHOA Rules

• VVHOA CC&R's

• Delinquent Account Policy

• Parking Policy

• Schedule of Monetary Penalties

The following documents categories are available for download on the Granite Peak Website.

• Insurance Documents

• Annual Meeting & Elections

• Board Meeting Agendas & Notices

• Financial Disclosures

• General Information

• Meeting Minutes

• 2004 Budget

The following projects are listed as queued maintenance work. It is not an exhaustive list. This list does not indicate the timing for each. The BOD will notify owners as they are complete or removed from the queue, and funds are allocated to the initiatives in regularly scheduled board meetings.

• Complete stair replacement at #14

• Move tank at 1/2/3 or remove pine to satisfy defensible space

• Fire Suppression system upgrades

• Annual Fire Suppression System Inspection - now required by law

• Paint storage shed, repair lighting, remove toxic materials

• Investigate Unit Automatic Water Shut off Valves

• Replace Mulch with non-flammable materials

• Hardscape front mounds

• Update and light front sign

• Trench and bury known 120V walkway wire between 20/17

• Enclose propane tanks

• Enclose dumpsters

• Install video for owner visibility for snow removal and monitor illegal garbage dumping

The original blueprints, the last survey, and elevations are listed below for reference only.

• Site Plan Survey

• Valley View Elevations

• Original Blueprint – Floor 1

• Original Blueprint – Floor 2

• Condo Plan