Rain garden, fire lane landscaping, drought tolerance, and entrance sign landscaping.

About the Images

The rain garden project is the result of a grant by the city of Olympia.  It cost the association no money to undertake.  Money was provided by the city of Olympia for plants and neighborhood members did the planting. The area will no longer need routine mowing or watering, thereby saving the association money.

The fire lane border with the cell towers was landscaped in November 2010 by  the owners of the cell tower.

The Cooper Crest entrance sign was landscaped by David Warwick.  Many thanks to his efforts!

David also relandscaped the boulevard strip in front of his home to a low water, drought resistant area.

Christmas lights

Thank you to all for lighting up the neighborhood during the holiday season.  And thanks to Lindsey Hulet for deciding on these beautiful displays;  the homeowners will be rewarded with a tin of holiday cookies as a token of our appreciation for their efforts.

 A community maintenance storage shed was constructed Tom Yarrington, Prabakaran Manoharen, and Sal Munoz.

We have begun a program of water usage reduction by converting some common grass areas into low water, drought tolerant areas.

Scott Thalhamer also relandscaped a boulevard strip that has no irrigation, converting it into a drought resistant area.

Century Link installed some access boxes near the entrance this spring.  The HOA asked them to mask them with some fencing.

The HOA awards homeowners for exceptional landscaping and seasonal decorations.