Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What do I do if I receive a Friendly Reminder?
A: Comply with the reminder by the date indicated on the letter. If you need more time, call, email or write S & L Property Management for an extension. If you have extenuating circumstances that interfere with your compliance, please send a written explanation to the Board in c/o of S & L Property Management to avoid being issued a "Notice of Fine and Hearing."
Q: What do I do if I receive a Notice of Fine and Hearing?
A: If you have received a "Notice of Fine and Hearing" you need to fix the violation and notify S & L Property Management that the violation has been remedied. If you feel that the violation is in error or invalid, you can address the HOA Board at the monthly meeting at 6:45 PM. If you intend to address the Board, please notify S & L Property Management so that you can be placed on the Board’s agenda.
Q: What can I do if a trailer, watercraft, or motor home is parked in our neighborhood?
A: It is against the City of Temecula’s codes to park a trailer, watercraft, or motor home on any residential street unless a permit has been obtained PRIOR to parking it, and then only for three days and no more than four times a year. If you want to report a trailer, watercraft, or motor home that does not have a permit or has been parked for more than three days you can call the non-emergency dispatch number at 800-950-2444 or 951-776-1099.
Q: How can I obtain a permit to park my trailer, watercraft, or motor home?
A: Permits can be obtained by visiting the Sheriff’s Department. There are two locations in Temecula at 28410 Front Street, Suite 105 in Old Town or inside the Promenade Mall entrance between Macy’s and Edward’s Cinemas. Permits must be obtained prior to parking your trailer or motor home on any residential street.
Q: How can I report a Code violation such as inoperable vehicle?
A: The City’s Code Enforcement can be contacted at 951-308-6383 or by fax at 951-694-6477. You can also complete a violation report and submit it online at www.cityoftemecula.org/Temecula/Government/CodeEnforcement/. Code violations include but are not limited to the following:
- Accumulation of trash, junk and debris; overgrown, dead or decayed hazardous vegetation; deteriorated fencing, walls, buildings or structures; broken windows; trash containers in public view; repairing, restoring or dismantling of vehicles or machinery in public view; lack of maintenance for pools, spas, ponds or other bodies of water; illegal grading; construction without building permits such as patios, retaining walls, pools and garage conversions; construction activity occurring prior to 6:30 AM on weekdays; and home occupations operating without a permit.
Q: What if I need to make repairs to my home but cannot financially afford to?
A: The city of
Q: Where do I send HOA correspondence?
A: You can mail your correspondence to: Rainbow Canyon Villages HOA, C/O S&L Association Management, Inc.,