Dear RESA Community,
RESA wants to make sure members are aware that after the SJWC water main installation trench re-paving, there is still loose gravel that poses a slip hazard to pedestrian traffic.
For this reason, RESA has placed loose gravel signs across the community and has contacted SJWC to take further action.
Sincerely,
RESA Office
Dates: July 7th – 11th
Time: 7:30am – 3:30pm
RESA is contracting Denali Tree Service to drive through our community to clear the road edges of brush. They will also be chipping hazardous fuel vegetation debris that members have at their road edges. See below for details:
**TREE CREWS WILL ONLY BE MOVING THROUGH THE COMMUNITY ONCE. ONCE YOUR STREET IS PASSED, THEY WILL NOT BE RETURNING. THEREFORE, PLEASE HAVE ALL BRUSH READY FOR CHIPPING AT THE ROAD EDGE BY 7:30 AM ON JULY 7TH**
Materials Accepted:
Materials Not Accepted:
Directions:
Note:
Sincerely,
Jeff Bates, Operations Manager
& RESA Office
The Santa Clara County FireSafe Council is funding two drive up brush chipping programs here at the Redwood Estates Pavilion. This program will NOT be driving through the community.
April 19, 2025, 7:30am to 3:00pm @ the Pavilion
May 17, 2025, 7:30am to 3:00pm @ the Pavilion
(There will break a break for lunch from 12-1pm both days)
Materials Accepted:
Materials Not Accepted:
Directions:
Note: Any debris deemed unsafe for the program will not be chipped and left in the members vehicle.
Volunteers Needed:
Sincerely,
RESA Office
Dear RESA Community,
For your safety, reminder that Santa Ana Road between Eileen Court and Sylvan Court is closed to through traffic including pedestrian traffic.
Sincerely,
RESA Office
Dear RESA Community,
Moody Gulch Forest Health has been added to the Los Gatos Creek Watershed Collaboration Forest Health Grant project. Los Gatos Creek Watershed Collaboration is made up of several agencies including Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District (Midpen), Santa Clara County Parks, San Jose Water Company, and the Santa Clara FireSafe Council, whose goal is to support healthier forests that are resilient to wildland fire and climate change. This project is funded by a Forest Health Grant.
This Forest Health Project will take place in Moody Gulch (wildland Urban Interface) which borders our community from highway 17 to Summit Rd). This is tentatively scheduled to begin the week of August 19, 2024. The hours of operation will be 08:00 to 16:00hrs Monday through Friday.
This project will use Hand Crews, Chippers, and Masticators. The crews are adding shaded fuel breaks and removing small diameter trees to mimic the long-suppressed natural fire regime across the Santa Cruz Mountains.
The project has three areas of prescribed treatment (42, 43, 44). See the below map.
The crews will access each quadrant area as follows:
We apologize for any inconvenience these access points may cause and thank you for your understanding on this project.
Jeffrey L. Bates
Operations Manager
Redwood Estates Services Association
