The Rancho Murieta Association will allow Murietans to drive their classic cars in the July 4 parade. The change, announced at Tuesday night’s RMA monthly meeting, reverses one of several new July 4 rules announced last month. Read more »Read more » about Vintage cars can parade on July 4, RMA says
Starting their hike on a path that is mapped as a future home lot, the Community Services District and the Rancho Murieta Association boards held a joint meeting recently, walking around Lake Chesbro with community members to discuss different types of trails and what might be implemented as part of North development. Click photo for larger image
What kind of trail system should connect post-development Rancho Murieta North: Paved trails? Dirt trails? A mix? That question sparked a walking-around joint meeting of the Rancho Murieta Association and the Community Services District boards one afternoon last month. Read more »Read more » about Trying to find a path on community trails
Murieta Parkway at Lago Drive now sports instructions to drivers to yield to oncoming traffic. The Rancho Murieta Association added the directions as a safety measure at the North Gate, where incoming traffic onto Lago turns in front of outbound traffic, and up the Parkway, where Lago-bound traffic is allowed to make a left turn in front of outbound Murieta Drive traffic.(Photo by Damon Mercado)Read more » about Making Murieta Parkway traffic safer
In addition to their regularly scheduled meetings, the Rancho Murieta Association and Community Services District boards will hold a joint meeting on trails 4:30 p.m. Thursday. The meetings are open to the public. Read more »Read more » about RMA, CSD, trails meetings this week
County Supervisor Sue Frost, who represents Rancho Murieta, stopped by Tuesday night’s RMA meeting to say hello. After the meeting, she talked with members of Boy Scout Troop 633, who were in the audience. She told the meeting what she has done to set up shop since being elected in November, adding that a survey of 2,500 of her constituents showed public safety and transportation infrastructure are the top concerns. She invited Murietans to connect with her newsletters at saccounty.net. They’re also published here at RanchoMurieta.com. Click photo for larger image.
General Manager Greg Vorster asked the Rancho Murieta Association board at Tuesday night's meeting for direction on the future of the bicycle pump track, fenced off since last summer because there is no one to pay the insurance premiums. Read more » about Instead of bike track, maybe a dog park?
Murieta Parkway at Lago Drive now sports instructions to drivers to yield to oncoming traffic. The Rancho Murieta Association added the directions as a safety measure at the North Gate, where incoming traffic onto Lago turns in front of outbound traffic, and up the Parkway, where Lago-bound traffic is allowed to make a left turn in front of outbound Murieta Drive traffic. (Photo by Damon Mercado) 
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