Life at Woodside – Empower Woodside

“The Board will continue its efforts to maintain the financial health of the Association at the optimum level to maintain the aesthetics and the property values of the community.” — Community Manager on behalf of the Woodside Board of Directors, March 17, 2024

duck poop in the Woodside East pool — A lovely day for swimming at the Woodside East main pool – if you’re a duck.

duck poop in the Woodside East pool — Duck poop must be picked up with a net or bucket, not vacuumed. Why isn’t it being done?

duck poop in the Woodside East pool — According to the CDC, duck droppings might contain germs such as E. coli and Salmonella.

railing with obvious dry rot — Would you say this repair is a high, medium, or low priority? The October SB 326 inspection (which Browning says must be redone) didn’t note any repairs in East as high priority.

dry rot on post — What about this post?

dry rot on railing — This railing was reported to the office months ago.

dry rot — More dry rot.

broken railing — Do you feel safe now?

sign on mailbox — “Collect mail at Post Office.”

tree with branches brushing window — Trees are planted and left untrained and untrimmed.

tree with branches brushing wall — Another untrained and untrimmed tree.

vehicle with missing wheels and bent frame — In mid-March the wheels were stolen off two vehicles parked in Woodside.

cable hub strewn in pieces on ground — Fallen or leaning cable hubs can be found all over the property.

lampost at 80 degree angle — This lamp has been leaning and the glass globe cracked since at least January.

mail scattered on ground — This could be your mail lying in the parking lot.

mailboxes with doors hanging open — Vandalized mailboxes are a common sight in Woodside. Homeowners aren’t notified when it happens.

concrete walkway with sunken divider — Tripping hazards are marked but not fixed. At least two residents have fallen and been seriously injured.

window siding with evident dry rot — Painting would have extended the life of this siding.

chimney cap fallen from roof — This chimney cap was knocked down by the February winds. Because it wasn’t immediately replaced, the homeowner is now dealing with many $10,000s in water remediation.

flat roof with holes in sealer — No wonder it leaks.

closeup of flat roof with holes — A closer look.

long crack in asphalt — Cracks in asphalt are deteriorating from lack of sealing.

closer look at crack in asphalt — An in-depth look.

another crack in asphalt — When it rains, water pours into this crack, eroding the roadbed.

dirt and filthy wall — Landscaping is a high priority throughout Woodside.

sidewalk, dirt, exposed roots — Woodside’s first-class landscaping.

ivy growing up common-area wall — Landscapers are supposed to trim ivy before it climbs common-area walls and damages the siding.

small tree growing into wall — Young trees should be shaped to ensure they don’t grow into walls and windows.

trash piled outside enclosure — December 26, 2023

overflowing trash bin — January 26, 2024

overflowing trash bin — February 11, 2024

trash overflowing — February 25, 2024

overflowing trash bin — March 25, 2024

overflowing trash — April 4, 2024