Welcome to Pine Trails
This website provides a good source of information on Pine Trails community events, important telephone numbers, frequently asked questions, and much more.
Next board meeting scheduled for TUESDAY, May 1st, 2018 at 7:00 P.M. at 6003 Wood Bend Dr.
The Pine Trails Community Improvement Association (the "Association") is responsible for making decisions regarding upkeep, management and enforcement of covenants, as well as restrictions and conditions.
The Association works to ensure all properties appear neat, attractive, and in harmony with each other. It also administers and enforces architectural guidelines and restrictions through its Architectural Control Committee (ACC). The Association is also responsible for landscaping and maintenance of the common areas within the community.
PTCIA does NOT manage or resolve domestic complaints, disputes or disagreements between residents (neighbors). Any incidents should be reported to the appropriate agency i.e. emergency services, police or other law enforcement.
Pine Trails CIA recommends attending the association monthly meetings held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Hall adjacent to our office. The meetings are to address neighborhood concerns regarding the community as a whole.
The Association works to ensure all properties appear neat, attractive, and in harmony with each other. It also administers and enforces architectural guidelines and restrictions through its Architectural Control Committee (ACC). The Association is also responsible for landscaping and maintenance of the common areas within the community.
PTCIA does NOT manage or resolve domestic complaints, disputes or disagreements between residents (neighbors). Any incidents should be reported to the appropriate agency i.e. emergency services, police or other law enforcement.
Pine Trails CIA recommends attending the association monthly meetings held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Hall adjacent to our office. The meetings are to address neighborhood concerns regarding the community as a whole.
