Northpark Sub-Community in Irvine
Annual Audit. A report for Evergreen Community Association’s fiscal year ended June 30, 2026 concluded the association’s financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, its financial position, operations, and cash flows. As of June 30, 2026, the association held $1,108,436 in total assets (comprising $222,537 in the Operating Fund…
Read moreWhether they’re howling under a moonlit sky or slipping through the brush, coyotes are some of the most resilient and clever neighbors in our landscape. Learning to coexist with these adaptable predators is the key to keeping both our community safe and our local ecosystem in balance. Read this Brochure…
Read moreTrees and Shrubs. Homeowners are reminded that trees and shrubs on your lots are required to be trimmed so that they do not touch the exterior of the house. This is especially necessary with tall trees. Make sure they do not exceed the height of the house or encroach upon…
Read moreEvergreen Residents may not remove or replace Builder installed lighting. The purpose of Evergreen and Northpark Architectural guidelines is to provide continuity for the physical character throughout the community. The Guidelines are also designed to preserve a high quality appearance, assure compatibility of improvements, and to protect and enhance the…
Read moreLiving in a common interest development and belonging to a homeowner association place special requirements and restrictions on members. Even though Northpark and Evergreen have rules which are very similar, Evergreen has some additional rules which are particular to paired homes. It is important and necessary for all residents to…
Read moreWhat can you do to prepare you and your family for an earthquake? Besides the obvious disaster-preparedness plan and collecting supplies for home and auto, you should consider insurance for property loss. Loss consists of personal property and the interior of your residence. The HOA is responsible for Association Maintenance…
Read moreThe Association Manager frequently receives requests from Owners and Residents to remove Bees from their home. The Association responsibility for removing Pests (e.g. wasps, bees, ants, rodents, birds, etc.) is limited to the Common Area. Homeowners are responsible for such pests on the owner’s Lot. For more information see Responsibility…
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Many Evergreen Owners have overgrown trees on their lots. So, what’s the problem with that? Actually, it’s a big problem for the Association, because these trees are rubbing against the exterior of residences, pushing under eaves, and laying on top of roofs. This situation is causing damage; however, the HOA…
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