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AUGUST 2026 Fernwood Topics

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO . . .

ROSENDO ARREOLA ANALLELY GALLEGOS CHARLES (CHUCK) CLIFFORD CARLOS CORDOVA MARICELA MONCADA JOSE QUINTERO MARIA LOZANO NANCY RODRIGUEZ ARIANA ALVARADO EDITH JUAREZ DUSTIN WESTLUND SULEIMA SANDOVAL BARTOLA CASTILLO HOWARD ORELL

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WELCOME TO . . . all new residents. We’re happy to have you and look forward to getting to know you!

MAIN POOL/SMALL POOL – The swimming pools are open. Please remember that management can restrict access to anyone for failure to adhere to community policies.

RESIDENT PORTAL – You can sign up to use RESIDENT PORTAL at any time. It’s convenient and easy to do; just provide Fernwood management with your email, and an invitation will be emailed to you showing you how to sign up. Signing up for RESIDENT PORTAL allows residents to review billing statements and pay them online (FREE through checking account). Credit card payments are also accepted (for a fee). Tired of a paper billing statement? RESIDENT PORTAL also allows residents to select “E-Billing” to have billing statements delivered to your email.

BULKY ITEM PICK-UP AT HOME SITES. Residents must call management. See page 4 for further details. DUMPSTERS AND STORAGE AREAS ARE NOT FOR RESIDENT DISPOSAL OF LARGE ITEMS.

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MANAGERS’ MESSAGES Just some reminders: •

ANNUAL WEIGHTS & MEASURES FEE THIS MONTH – A $2.00 charge for water meter appears on this month’s rent statement. This is an annual fee charged by San Bernardino County, Department of Agriculture/Weights & Measures.

• FERNWOOD COMMUNITY YARD SALE – August 7th, 8th, & 9th. (page 5)

• NO ON-STREET PARKING/FIRE LANES – Vehicles are to be parked only in designated parking areas or in driveways. The purpose for using your flashers is to load and unload only, not to visit. Any vehicles in violation are subject to being towed, at owner’s expense. Please make sure to inform your family, friends, caregivers, and anyone working on your home that is not using a commercially-marked vehicle. (Additional details are posted in the Directory at the entrance to the community clubhouse/office).

• VEHICLES – PARKING – Please do not park extra vehicles in visitor parking areas.

Visitor parking is not for extra vehicles or long term guests. We will be citing and towing vehicles in violation of this policy and vehicles in violation of our “No On-Street Parking Signs” and Fire Lane painted streets. (See Community Policies Section D. Vehicles, highlighted on (page 6). DO NOT FORGET THAT THE TOW COMPANY PATROLS WITH NO SET HOURS. AN ACCOMMODATION HAS BEEN MADE TO PERMIT ON-STREET PARKING WITH FLASHERS FOR 20 MINUTES – FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING PURPOSES ONLY (NOT FOR VISITING).

• PARKING ENFORCEMENT/TOW SERVICE… enforcement has begun. Please be mindful and follow Fernwood Policies regarding guest parking and fire lane signs.

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DUMPSTERS -- TRASH GOES INTO THE DUMPSTERS, not around them and trash must be bagged and tied! Please do not over-fill dumpsters; we have a total of 9 trash dumpsters. Also, no TVs, no furniture, no appliances, no mattresses, no building materials, and no large items are to be put into or near the dumpsters or trash areas. We also have 2 Blue Recycle dumpsters that are for recyclable items only. We also have 1 Green Waste dumpster. Please dispose of grass, leaves and branches in GREEN WASTE dumpster located across from main street. If this becomes full, please bag and tie green waste and dispose of in regular trash dumpsters. If family members are asked to take trash to dumpster, please speak to them about the proper disposal of trash INSIDE dumpster. DO NOT DISPOSE OF ITEMS FROM OUTSIDE OF OUR COMMUNITY IN OUR DUMPSTERS. VIOLATORS WILL BE FINED!

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• NO DUMPSTER SCAVENGING (NO PICKING THROUGH TRASH DUMPSTERS). Please do not pick through trash in dumpsters as this results in open bags of food, etc. which only attracts pests and when emptied could end up on our streets. This is called “scavenging” by the City of Ontario and it is against the law (Ontario Municipal Code §6-3.207).

• HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL - FREE – Free disposal of hazardous waste, such as household chemicals and products, antifreeze, batteries, brake fluid, fertilizer, medications, oil/filters, paint and pesticides, is available Fridays and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the City of Ontario Hazardous Waste Facility, 1430 S. Cucamonga Ave., Ontario (1 block West of Grove, between Mission Blvd. and Francis). This facility also accepts e-waste (computers, TVs, stereos, phones, etc.). There is also a reuse center where residents can pick up partially used chemical products at no cost.

• TIRE DISPOSAL – FREE – Free disposal of tires (no rims), maximum of 4 tires and proof of residency, available Monday through Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the City of Ontario Public Works Agency at 1425 S. Bon View Avenue.

• E-WASTE DISPOSAL – FREE – Do you have any E-Waste (cell phones, TVs, radios, copiers, faxes, computer equipment, monitors, etc.) that you don’t want? Goodwill Industries is an official disposal site for E-Waste. They will dispose of your E-Waste (working or non-working in any condition) for free. All you have to do is drop it off at any Goodwill Industries. You can call them in Upland at 909/982-9017 or Pomona at 909-596-3700, or check your telephone listing for other locations. ALSO SEE City of Ontario HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL above.

• SEVERAL PROGRAMS offering free services/repairs and/or discounts and rebates are available. Programs are offered by the City of Ontario, the County of San Bernardino, Inland Valley Mediation, the Gas Company and Edison as follows (posted on the bulletin board in the clubhouse lobby): Don’t forget that some repairs/improvements require HCD permits. Please make sure that anyone making improvements to your home knows about Mobile Home Laws and are aware that there are some repairs/improvements that require HCD permits.

• PETS - Must be on a leash when outside of your home and the owner must be with the pet when outside. Also, please be sure to pick up after your pets and do not allow them to venture onto others’ yards. Remember, management can revoke permission for residents to keep a pet if polices are not obeyed. Residents are NOT to feed animals outside. This is a Health and Safety Violation and residents will be cited. (See highlighted Policies on page 7).

• MAIL – *If you receive mail that doesn’t belong to you or junk mail that you don’t want, please do not set it on top of the mailboxes or shelf area where it can blow off or get lost. Instead, please bring it into the office, and it will be given back to the mail carrier for proper delivery. Please properly discard your unwanted junk mail in the trash.

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*In order to assist the postal carriers, they have asked that residents not distract them by talking to them while the mail is being delivered. *Please be sure to pick up your mail on a daily basis. *If you go on vacation, please notify a neighbor to pick up your mail or have it held at the post office until your return. *Please be sure that your space number is visible on the front of your mobile home, near the street.

• TREE TRIMMING AND PAINTING - All tree trimming and painting of your home or other items on your lot (coolers, skirting, porches, etc.) must be approved by management prior to beginning. NO PLANTING OR REMOVING TREES WITHOUT MANAGEMENT APPROVAL. • REPAIRS/INSTALLATIONS/REPLACEMENTS – Please check with management prior to making any improvements to your home. Remember that some repairs, installations and replacements (air conditioning/coolers, electrical, gas, etc.) require HCD permits. If you need another copy of HCD permit guidelines, please check with the office.

• WATCH YOUR SPEED & STOP SIGN! - No one should travel faster than 10 MPH! Please be sure your visitors are also aware of the speed limit AND don’t forget about the stop sign in front of the office. PLEASE DRIVE IN A SLOW AND SAFE MANNER AT ALL TIMES. VEHICLES, CONDUCT AND PETS are the Community Policies being highlighted this month. Please refer to pages 6-8. ***********************************

BULKY ITEM PICK-UP: We understand that from time to time, it is necessary to dispose of large bulky items. The City allows Bulky Item pick-up to be scheduled on TUESDAYs as requested by management.

Please keep in mind that if residents do not cooperate with management in following the prescribed procedures, this arrangement will be discontinued. STORAGE AND DUMPSTER AREAS ARE NOT FOR RESIDENT’S DISPOSAL OF LARGE ITEMS. In order for this Bulky Item Pick Up process to work, the following procedure must be followed.

1) Each home site can have a free bulky item pick up two (2) times a year.

2) Residents will need to call management and identify the items for pick-up (for example: 20” TV, Twin Mattress, wood table, 2 wood chairs). No more than 5 items per appointment. Management will let residents know the day they can have their item(s) picked-up as there is a limit to the number of home sites on the same day.

3) Once management has approved the home site/items, they are to be put in front of their home site by 6:00 a.m. on the day of pick up but no earlier than 8:00 p.m. the night before Tuesday pick-up.

Keep in mind that mattresses are picked up by a different truck so you could have two separate pick-ups on the same day.

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FERNWOOD’S YARD SALE August 7th, 8th, & 9th Open to all Fernwood residents.

No permit is necessary.

Space is limited to the non-landscaped area in front of the community.

Please remember: The sidewalk cannot be blocked & we cannot use the area by the curb!

Each person is responsible for cleaning up his or her own area each day.

Contact the office if you have any questions.

Please do not store items for yard sale outside of your home or shed.

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This month, we highlight the following Community Policies: Vehicles, Pets and Conduct.

Community Policies Section D – VEHICLES • Vehicles are not permitted unless they are regularly maintained in normal operating condition, and are neat and clean in appearance. This includes, but is not limited to, vehicles whose exterior has deteriorated to a point where they are unsightly and detract from the appearance of the community, or vehicles which contain unsightly loads that are visible to other persons. Excessively noisy vehicles are not permitted. Vehicles dripping gasoline, oil, or other fluids or substances must be kept out of the property until repaired in order to prevent damage to the pavement. Oil and other drippings must be removed by resident, and resident is responsible for the repair of damage to pavement. A drip pan may be used if it is cleaned frequently.

• No unsightly, damaged, run-down, inoperative vehicles, diesel rigs, large trucks or large commercial vehicles (over ¾ ton) or equipment may be stored or parked in the mobile home community.

• Residents can park no more than two (2) vehicles at their space.

• Two vehicles are permitted per space, unless special written approval has been obtained from management for additional parking.

• Motor homes, boats, camper shells, tent trailers, or cargo trailers may not be parked or stored at individual spaces.

• Motor homes, buses, travel trailers, boats, boat trailers, and other similar vehicles that are not self-propelled may not be parked at the resident’s space. Small campers, in daily use, are permitted.

• Vehicles owned by non-residents are not allowed to be washed, stored, or repaired on the property.

• Major repair or rebuilding of motor vehicles is strictly prohibited. All repair work must be approved by the manager.

• Vehicle painting, radiator flushing and oil changing are not allowed in order to prevent property damage.

• Oil drips must be cleaned up immediately and leaks repaired to prevent messes and asphalt damage. The homeowner is responsible for payment of this type of damage.

• Car washing in car wash area only.

• Car washing on parking pad only. Please don’t let the water run. Hose must have an automatic shut off nozzle.

• No vehicle parking on the grass.

• No vehicle parking on the street.

• Visitor parking areas are for temporary visitors only and are not to be used for extra vehicles and by long-term guests.

• Unlicensed, abandoned or inoperative vehicles, those on jacks, without wheels, or with flat tires are not allowed in the community, and will be removed at the owner’s expense if not repaired or removed after notice.

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Community Policies, Section F – PETS

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Only one small pet per space, either one dog or cat. Dogs must not exceed 14” in height, from floor to top of back, when fully grown.

Owner must be with the pet(s) when pet is outside.

Pet must be kept on a leash (no more than 16 feet long) when in the yard.

Dogs cannot be chained or tied in a yard at any time.

Barking or vicious, unruly or other annoying behavior will be cause for revoking permission to keep your pet.

Cats must be on a leash when outside.

All pets must be put indoors at night and when residents are gone.

Droppings must be cleaned up promptly.

Pets are not allowed in the playground, park buildings or pool areas.

Pets are not permitted to run loose in the park. Loose animals are subject to being removed from the park.

Pets must not be allowed access to the area underneath homes.

No pet is to invade the privacy of anyone’s home site, flowerbeds, shrubs, etc.

If a resident loses their pet, written permission must be obtained before replacing it.

Guests and visitors are not permitted to bring pets into the park.

Doghouses and dog runs are not allowed.

No dangerous dogs, such as Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinschers or Chows, are allowed.

A picture of pets must be furnished.

Residents are responsible for compliance with all applicable state, city and county regulations and requirements with respect to licensing, vaccinations, health and leash laws.

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Community Policies, Section G – CONDUCT • Residents and guests must comply with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations of the state and local government agencies.

• No playing in the street.

• Sounds from radios, televisions and similar equipment must be kept at levels that will not disturb other residents.

• Avoid loud noises, particularly between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM. • No loud or boisterous gatherings or noises are permitted.

• No alcohol or drug abuse.

• No trespassing on others’ sites.

• No resident or guest shall conduct themselves upon the premises in a manner that constitutes a substantial annoyance to others.

• Residents are responsible for conduct and for damages caused by themselves, family and guests.

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