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Do you rent a home or have a rental property in Redmond Ridge? Understanding the responsibilities of renters and landlords can make the difference between fostering a harmonious neighborhood and being the source of concern for your neighbors. The rules for renters and landlords are straightforward, and knowing them will help you, whether you’re a tenant or a landlord, to fully enjoy and contribute to the community experience. Take a look at the landlord/tenant guide in this month’s issue of the Ridge Review, or click the link below for a quick refresher to ensure you’re following the rules.

(Below is a notice from KC Office of Emergency Management regarding debris pickup) If you are interested in debris pickup, please send an email to damagereporting@kingcounty.gov and say “Debris Clearing” in the subject line. For any additional questions, please send an email to AskOEM@kingcounty.gov or visit www.kcemergency.com. In collaboration with the KC Solid Waste Division and KC Road Services Division, KC Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has engaged with the Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) and is working with Team Rubicon to assist residents in the hardest hit areas of unincorporated King County with debris cleanup on their property, which are… Read More »

Dear Neighbors, Over the years, many of you have shared thoughtful feedback about compliance notices—specifically, that many notices around maintaining lawn feel unnecessary or overly intrusive. As your elected Board, we value this input and strive to find a balance that respects community feedback while maintaining the Community Wide Standards (CWS) that keep Redmond Ridge beautiful. Recently, we introduced a trial adjustment to our landscape compliance approach. We’d like to take this opportunity to provide some additional clarification about what this change means: Our compliance team will continue to conduct regular surveys and focus on addressing significant or persistent issues. At… Read More »

Meeting Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2024 Meeting Time: 6:30 PM Meeting Location: The meeting will be held in person at the ROA Office 10735 Cedar Park Cres NE, Redmond. You may also attend virtually. To join the meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone, use the link below:https://meet.goto.com/437987829 You can also dial in using your phone: Phone # (408) 650-3123    /   Access Code: 437-987-829 PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR BALLOT OR PROXY ASAP! Your proxy or ballot are used to attain quorum. You can still attend the meeting in person or virtually. Ballots or proxies must be submitted by 5:00 PM, December… Read More »

A new King County ballot drop box has been installed at the Redmond Ridge Park and Ride, located next to Rosa Parks Elementary School.  Be sure to drop off your ballot at any official King County drop box or mail it by November 5, 2024. For other ballot drop box locations or voting station information CLICK HERE.

6:30 PM, join in person at the ROA office: 10735 Cedar Park Crescent NE, Redmond, or join meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone:  https://meet.goto.com/359989901  You can also dial in using your phone: Access Code: 359-989-901 United States: +1 (872) 240-3212  Get the app now and be ready when your first meeting starts: https://meet.goto.com/install

We are sad to announce that this years Trail of Terror has been cancelled due to an insufficient number of volunteers. This was not an easy decision, and we are incredibly grateful to every volunteer who stepped up to help. Your commitment and enthusiasm mean the world to us! Unfortunately, despite these efforts, we just don’t have enough participation to craft the quality experience we envisioned. We apologize for any disappointment this may cause and hope to hold the event next year.

Dear Redmond Ridge ROA Residents, The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that we are trying out a new compliance policy. In an effort to foster better communication among neighbors, notices for landscaping issues, unless egregious, will now be sent on a resident complaint basis. We encourage residents to talk to their neighbors if they have concerns about landscaping. Open dialogue often helps resolve issues quickly and amicably. However, if you have spoken to your neighbor and no changes have been made, or if you are uncomfortable approaching your neighbor directly, you may file a complaint with the ROA office… Read More »