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Solera News and Updates
Welcome!
Thank you for visiting the Solera at Anthem Community Association website. We're glad you're here! SoleraNews.com is your home for all things Solera. Navigate the site using the menu buttons above and discover all the great things happening in our 55+ community. Looking for something in particular? Enter text into the search bar at the bottom right of any page. You also may sign up for the Solera eBlast using the link at the bottom left to receive special email announcements.
You'll find contact information for the Solera Board of Directors and our experienced team of FirstService Residential community managers using the "PEOPLE" drop-down menu at the top of the page.
Avoid violations letters
One of the primary benefits of living in an HOA is that there are guidelines for the maintenance and appearance of the properties within the community. When properties fall below the standards, violation letters are sent to the residents. Often, the resident is not aware of the requirement, or sometimes, they just haven’t got around to getting the work done.
Being aware of the standards and performing the necessary maintenance in a timely manner will alleviate the violation from being registered. For a handy brochure highlighting many of the common violations, click on the INFORMATION tab above, and then HELPFUL LINKS tab and the PDF for Helpful Information for Solera.
Here is the violation information for the month of May and should prompt you to get things done before they become a problem.
We sent 76 first notices and 15 second notices. As such, most of the violations sent were the most visually obvious as well as complaints that were followed up on.
These were the top violation categories:
Landscaping - 44
Garbage Bins- 10
Solera Star sneak peek!
The June 2023 issue of Solera Star, the monthly publication of Solera at Anthem Community Association, is complete and soon will be delivered to your mailbox. But, you can get a sneak peek at the magazine right here on SoleraNews.com! Click the cover image and start reading great stories written by your neighbors.
Newly added events galleries
A new gallery page has been created for the Parking Lot Sale, Nite at the races, & Las Vegas Aviators Game . Check out all the amazing photos we captured.
Click or tap the camera icon below to navigate directly to the Solera at Anthem Events Galleries page. If you would like to share your own photos from any past Solera at Anthem event, please email Sandi Anderson or Dominique Jordan.
Solera COVID-19 policy
The mandate requiring masks has been lifted in Nevada. Governor Steve Sisolak and the Clark County Board of Commissioners have issued the directive in accordance with new recommendations from the CDC.
It is now optional to wear a mask/face covering in public indoor settings. The mask mandate was lifted on Thursday, February 10th. Thank you for all your cooperation over the past two years. We understand how difficult this has been for everyone.
Your Solera Board of Directors and our Management Team will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation and adhere to all federal, state, and local directives.
Respectfully,
The Board of Directors and Management Team
Please email all questions, comments, and concerns to:
For information about how to find a COVID-19 vaccine near you or helpful Nevada state resources, click here.
Summer landscape watering restrictions
To learn more about how often and how long to water, and for other important landscape watering tips, visit the SNWA website.
With summer approaching, it’s time to adjust your landscape irrigation clock to follow the community’s mandatory seasonal watering schedule.
In effect May 1 through Aug. 31, the summer schedule prohibits spray irrigation between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday watering is prohibited. However, just because you can water more this summer doesn’t mean you need to. Follow these tips to help you maintain a healthy landscape and manage your water bill.
• Water in the early morning to minimize the amount of water lost to evaporation and daytime winds.
• Water grass on a three- or four-day a week schedule and slowly add additional days as the summer heat increases.
• Water your grass no more than 12 minutes total per watering day. It’s all your grass needs. Run sprinklers 3 times a day for 4 minutes each cycle, spaced 1 hour apart.
• Plants and trees require much less water than grass. Set your drip irrigation to two to three days a week
Board of Directors
Joe Lightowler - President
Ken Sawyer- Vice President
Mike Goff - Treasure
David DeOto- Secretary
Frank Nobel- Director
Ray Carvajal - Director
Susan Zinna- Director
Board Meetings
The next Board of Directors meeting will be held Wednesday, June 14, at 9:30 a.m. in the Stardust ballroom of the Community Center.
This meeting will also be live streamed; virtual meeting information will be emailed out via the First Service Residential eBlast and posted at the Community Center.