If you're considering moving into this community, be aware that the HOA seems more focused on generating revenue from parking violations than actually improving the neighborhood. As someone who has lived here both as a renter and an owner, I've seen firsthand how inconsistently and unfairly the parking rules are enforced. The security patrols don't seem to prioritize actual safety. Instead, they spend their time targeting street parking, especially in high-traffic areas like near the charter school. I recently had a plumbing issue in my driveway, which I notified the HOA about, and had to park on the street temporarily. Despite this, patrols documented my car every single day for three weeks. A few years ago, when my niece moved out, I was actually required to provide proof of her new residence just to avoid a parking fine after a short visit! Meanwhile, I've walked around the neighborhood and seen utility trailers in driveways and an unregistered car parked on the street so long that leaf debris has built up around its tires--yet those violations don't seem to get the same attention. When I complained about the selective enforcement, management insisted that the rules are applied fairly. However, after speaking with several neighbors, including those who are ADA-qualified, as well as Eastern Indian and Black residents, I found that many have experienced the same kind of excessive monitoring and unfair treatment. The double standards and lack of fairness in enforcement are frustrating. If you're looking for a community with an HOA that actually works for its residents rather than against them, I'd think twice before moving here. read more