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Good evening. I hope that you are all enjoying the beautiful summer that we are having. This time of year makes living in our neighborhood feel special and magical with our spectacular views, lush greenery and gardens filled with roses and peonies. This past year the Board of the Horizon Crest Community Association has fielded numerous questions and concerns from neighbors as it comes to the Codes, Covenants and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that apply to all the homes in Horizon Crest. We wanted to take the opportunity to remind you of a couple of items regarding our CC&Rs.
Every time a home in Horizon Crest is sold, accepting and agreeing to the CC&Rs is a requirement of the sale. You find that our CC&Rs are part of the deed of your property plat filed with King County.
Whether you have joined the HCCA or not the CC&Rs still apply to your property and its occupants even if they are renters.
The CC&Rs have existed since the neighborhood was built in the late 1970s. The goal of these documents are to help protect not just the look and feel of our community but also helps protect the value of our assets.
Going forward the Board is proposing to the neighborhood the following:
After a number of years of being dormant we would like to restart the “Architectural Control Committee” or “Architecture Committee” referred to in the CC&Rs. Please if you would like to volunteer please respond to this note or email: bo…@horizoncrest.org. We would like to have at least three volunteers from the community.
As you can see from reading the CC&Rs these documents need to be refreshed and updated to meet the requirements of our community today. Our goal is to gather community feedback in terms of what type of items you would like to see incorporated / changed in the updated CC&Rs. We would like to give the community through the end of August to provide feedback. At that time our goal is to engage with a law firm to help draft a new set of updated CC&Rs that we could agree on and incorporate. Once again if you would like to volunteer with this effort, please respond to this note or email: bo…@horizoncrest.org.
Thank you very much for your continued support in helping keep our community a joyful place to live.
The City of Bellevue invites the community to celebrate the completion of a new water reservoir and pump station during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, July 15, 12:30-1:30 p.m. at 4809 151st Ave. SE.
Community members are welcome to attend the celebration and enjoy:
We have several updates to share. Please take a moment to review the announcements below. We appreciate your continued involvement in the community and hope you are enjoying the spring season.
Several neighbors have raised concerns about a dead cottonwood tree located across from the entrance to SE 48th Drive, near the new water reservoir. Given its condition and proximity to nearby power lines, there is concern that the tree could fall, particularly during strong winds. The HCCA board has contacted the City of Bellevue regarding this issue. While the tree is located on city property, the city has declined to take action at this time. If you share these concerns, you are encouraged to submit a request through the MyBellevue App using the details below:
Category: Vegetation/Trees
Location: SE 48th Dr & 151st Avenue Southeast, Bellevue, WA
Description: There is a dead cottonwood tree that may fall onto nearby power lines. Please evaluate and consider removal.
Community feedback can make a difference, and increased reporting may help prompt further review by the city. As a reminder, the MyBellevue App can also be used to report a variety of other concerns, including residential parking, water leaks, and other issues.
HCCA Board of Directors
The Annual Meeting of the Horizon Crest Community Association (HCCA) was held on January 6. We’re pleased to announce the following members elected to serve on the HCCA Board of Directors:
In addition, Dave Wu will continue serving as the Area 2 Representative. We currently have open positions for Area Representatives in Areas 3, 4, and 5, and we welcome volunteers who are interested in getting involved in the community. To learn more, contact the board at board@horizoncrest.org.
2026 HCCA Annual Dues Reminder
2026 HCCA membership is open to Horizon Crest homeowners and renters! Your dues help fund neighborhood events like our summer picnic, welcoming new neighbors, and caring for shared community areas. The 2026 annual membership fee is $50, reflecting increased costs while still offering strong value for our neighborhood. If you’d like to join, please submit payment by May 1.
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Save the Date: August 26 Horizon Crest Picnic
Mark your calendar for food, fun and connecting with neighbors on August 26 in the late afternoon. More information to come as we get closer to the date.
2026 HCCA membership is open to Horizon Crest homeowners and renters! Your dues help fund neighborhood events like our summer picnic, welcoming new neighbors, and caring for shared community areas.
The 2026 annual membership fee is $50, reflecting increased costs while still offering strong value for our neighborhood. If you’d like to join, please submit payment by May 1.
Click here to pay online or use payment options below.
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