The Villa Balboa Annual Meeting and Election will be hosted on July 7th, 2026. Ballots have been mailed to all homeowners. Please vote and return your ballot!
If quorum is not achieved at the July 7th meeting, the meeting will be adjourned till August 4th, 2026.
The Association has been made aware of an incident in which two (2) persons were soliciting door-to-door in our buildings. Solicitation inside the community is not allowed.
Please follow these safety steps:
– Do not open doors or gates for anyone unless you personally know them to be a resident.
– If someone is at your door and you are unsure, use your peephole/intercom or speak through the door — do not open it.
– Do not engage, chase, or let solicitors into common areas or buildings.
– If the person claims to be from a company or performing a service, ask for identification and then call the company to verify before allowing entry.
– If you feel threatened or the person is trespassing, call 911 immediately to report the incident.
– If safe to do so, note descriptions (clothing, vehicle, direction traveled) and take photos or video from inside without opening the door.
– After contacting police, please notify the Association manager, Donna DePledge, via email at ddepledge@actionlife.com, so we can track incidents.
Thank you for remaining vigilant and helping keep Villa Balboa safe.
Villa Balboa Homeowners Association Board
Homeowner Responsibility Maintenance Items
In an HOA community such as Villa Balboa, it is very easy to forget about regular maintenance that is necessary within individual units. Below are a few reminders for your convenience. These are not intended to cover complete home maintenance but rather to highlight the items that cause frequent maintenance emergencies.
Plumbing
Overflow plates, shower pans, gaskets, water shut-off/angle-stop valves and toilet flappers should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed. Please be sure to seek advice from a qualified plumber for additional information.
Dryers
Dryer vents should be kept clean and free of lint. Some units have lint traps behind the dryer, which need to be kept clean as well. All dryer vents on the roof are cleaned annually by onsite maintenance staff.
HVAC/Forced Air Unit/Systems
It is strongly advised that you have a licensed, bonded and insured heating and air conditioning company install a sensor on your overflow drain. If the primary drain becomes clogged, the water will exit the overflow, and the sensor will shut off the air conditioning to avoid flooding.
