Dear Rancho Highlands Homeowner,

The Board of Directors hired Aguilar Plant Care, Inc. to treat 119 Sycamore trees throughout community for Anthracnose and Mildew control.  

Treatments will be made from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm on Friday, May 2, 2014.  Please keep away (Humans, children, pets, etc.) from the Sycamores until the plant material is dry.  Keep nearby windows closed during the treatment and keep vehicles out of the adjacent areas.  


You may download a PDF below with the chemicals that will be used to treat the sycamore trees. If you have any questions or concerns, please Contact Us. 

Please see the attachment below for your copy of the April 24, 2014 General & Executive Session meeting agendas.  They will also be posted in the common area at the bulletin board near the pool entry as per Civil Code. 

All homeowners are welcome to the General Session Meetings. 

Dear Rancho Highlands Homeowner,

The Board of Directors hired Aguilar Plant Care, Inc. to treat 119 Sycamore trees throughout community for Anthracnose and Mildew control. 

Treatments will be made from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm on Tuesday, April 22, 2014.  Please keep away (Humans, children, pets, etc.) from the Sycamores until the plant material is dry.  Keep nearby windows closed during the treatment and keep vehicles out of the adjacent areas.  


You may download a PDF below with the chemicals that will be used to treat the sycamore trees. If you have any questions or concerns, please Contact Us. 

How to Avoid Brown Spots Provided by Rancho Water

· Water brown spots in your lawn with a hose instead of increasing the irrigation time on your timer. 

· Place children’s water toys on any dry spots in your lawn. 

· Take the pets outside to be bathed—pick a dry spot in the lawn to wash them. 

· Remember that not all brown spots in your lawn are caused from lack of water. If you have distinct irregularly shaped brown spots, the symptoms are most severe in late summer, and section of dead turf can be pulled up easily, the problem is probably grubs, a beetle larva. They feed on your turf’s root system and kill it. If you question what is causing your turf problem, contact your CAU Extension County Office or a local nursery professional. They will probably want to see a sample of your turf.

Please visit www.ranchowater.com or www.bewaterwise.com for more information