Horizon Crest Community Association

Complete Neighborhood Survey & Save the Date for November 2nd!

Action Needed – Complete Neighborhood Survey by October 23

This time of year can be busy, but it’s also a unique time to come together as a community to celebrate. The HCCA wants to know your thoughts and ideas on bringing neighbors together this holiday season. Please take this survey (it’s only 3 short questions) by Wednesday October 23 to let us know your thoughts. If clicking on the link doesn’t work, copy/paste this link: https://forms.gle/4MeLmK1HV4V2bHpx7  

Join Us November 2

Join other Horizon Crest neighbors at the front entry island on Saturday, November 2nd between 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. We will be planting colorful tulip bulbs that will bloom in the Spring and also doing some general cleanup. Best of all donuts and hot drinks will be available and you’ll get to know your neighbors better! If you are able, please bring a shovel and gloves. We hope to see you there!

If you have any questions, please email board@horizoncrest.org.

Sincerely,

Horizon Crest Community Association Board:

  • Jorge Molina, President
  • Prabhat Menon, Vice President
  • Barb Lisaius, Secretary
  • Monica & Daniel Marquette, Co-Treasurers

New to the Neighborhood?

If you are a new owner or renter in Horizon Crest, we would like to get to know you! Please fill out the Contact Us – Directory Update form. This information helps us to deliver communications to keep you informed of Horizon Crest events and news. We also like to welcome new neighbors with a gift within the first few weeks of moving to the neighborhood.

Fall yard and sidewalk maintenance reminders

Greetings Neighbors,

With the fall upon us it is important that we all play a role in keeping our streetside vegetation trimmed, sidewalks cleaned from slippery fall debris and leaves out of streets. Although the changing leaves are beautiful, they also can clog our storm drains and slow down our street sweepers. So, after the pumpkin spice latte is drained, please rake up the leaves and put them in the compost bin. Also, to prevent flooding when there’s a rainstorm, please keep an eye on storm drains near you and rake them clear of leaves and other debris when you have the chance.

Finally, so our City of Bellevue street sweepers can clean all the way to the curb, please trim back tree branches and shrubs that overhang the street or sidewalk. Encroaching vegetation can damage the sweepers.

In addition to trimming back trees and bushes, there are several other ways you can help keep our streets clean:

  • Remove branches, large sticks and other debris from the road if you are safely able to do so.
  • Keep the street clear of garbage and recycling containers, cars and other objects if possible, so the sweepers can clean all the way to the curb.
  • Please do not dump or blow leaves into the street. Large piles of leaves can clog the storm drains creating flooding situations. If a storm drain appears blocked below the street surface, call 425-452-7840.  

Thank you kindly for your support.

Jorge Molina

President – Horizon Crest Community Association