CC&Rs

Rancho Murieta Association Compliance Officer Ian J. Hunt is turning in his radar gun and retiring from RMA rule and CC&R enforcement July 9.  Read more »

“It’s exciting to be both your neighbor and your employee,” said the association’s new communications manager, Paul Venturella, when he was introduced by President Jim Moore at Tuesday’s meeting as the board, staff and audience members applauded.

The Rancho Murieta Association board took care of business at its January meeting in under 90 minutes Tuesday,  approving a contract for Fourth of July fireworks and post and cable fencing on the South pedestrian bridge access. Driveway parking continued to be a topic of discussion as the board granted two of three requests for driveway parking variances, including one the Architectural Review Committee voted to deny.  Read more »

The Rancho Murieta Association board of directors held a workshop on the community's parking issues Thursday night and will act on new guidelines for driveway parking variances at its meeting next week.  Read more »

The Rancho Murieta Association continued moving toward stricter enforcement of community rules, with fines for first-time offenders, and the launch of improved cable services at Tuesday night's monthly meeting.  Read more »

The push to make TV cable service optional was a recurring theme at Tuesday's Rancho Murieta Association board of directors meeting. An analysis of the system's finances indicates the service could continue with a smaller customer base, the board reported.  Read more »

For a community where vehicles are meant to be garaged, Rancho Murieta has a lot of cars sitting in driveways. That's Carl Gaither's observation after a recent late-night drive around the North and South. He counted over 250 vehicles "single-parked and double-parked and sometimes triple-parked in the driveway and 11 cars parked on the street."  Read more »

The moratorium on granting new exclusive uses will extend into the new year, the Rancho Murieta Association board of directors decided at this month's board meeting.  The board also discussed the status of the cable system and how to punish young vandals.  Read more »

Most of the crowd of about two dozen who came to the Rancho Murieta Association monthly meeting last week were drawn by the issue of exclusive use of common area land.  Read more »