The City of Renton Animal Control Ordinance and the Liberty Ridge Governing Documents (C.C.&R.) require that pets must be on a leash and are not allowed to roam free beyond their owner's property.  Dogs are not allowed to bark repeatedly or excessively and residents must pick up their pet waste when they are off their property.  Be a good neighbor and comply with the laws rules regarding animals.

 

Additional Animal Control Information can be found by visiting the City of Renton's Web site by clicking here. 

For information and instructions on how to set up payment of you HOA dues, please visit Around the Clock Inc. at www.aroundtheclockinc.com 

• Membership in the community association is mandatory and automatic for all owners. This is unlike other associations whose membership is voluntary.
• Certain documents bind all owners to be governed by the community association. These documents require mutual obligations to be performed by the individual owner and the community.
• Mandatory lien-based economic charges or assessments are levied on each owner in order to operate and maintain the community association.

The home owner's association does not have any of the original paint colors for the homes. The original paint was from Parker Paints. Maybe if you are lucky there is still a can of it in the garage somewhere with codes on it.  Or maybe you can find the original folder that came with the house that might contain that information.

 

Another option is to contact the builder, Quadrant Homes, to see if they still have that information.  800-338-8733 from 8am to 5pm, Monday-Friday.

An ACC (Architecture Change Request) form must be filled out and submitted to the HOA (Home Owners Association).

Per the Liberty Ridge CC&R's and the Guidelines, these is our shed requirements.

1. 120 Sq Feet or less. One story high.
2. Made of wood with siding color to match your home. Same siding as home is best.
3. Roof to match the home.
4. Doors and windows as you like. Most kits and plans come with these.
5. Cannot cause a drainage problem for your neighbors.
6. Set backs as required by City Code. 5 feet from you home and property lines. There may be some flexibility on set backs. 
7. Get your neighbors approval.
 

There is not a specific problem with removing a tree.  There isn't an HOA rule stating you must keep it, especially if it is becoming a problem.
 
What is asked is that it is taken out correctly (not just cut off the top and leave the trunk).  Have the trunk removed or ground down to below ground level and replant either grass or put in a flower bed.
 

Or you could replace it with another tree.

 
The overall attempt and purpose of an HOA is to preserve the net value of the community and maintain a high quality of life for residents.  And yard care is a big factor towards achieving this.

 

For the most part, it is difficult to stop this type of advertising.

 

Specifically when items are thrown into the driveway, the HOA management company may try to contact the company to request them to stop, but this may not work.

 

Renton Reporter delivery to all homes has stopped as of May 1, 2014.  If you wish to have the Renton Reporter delivered to your home, you must contact the Renton Reporter to request weekly delivery.  Contact Amanda Shull at (425) 255-3484, Extension 6050 or e-mail at ashull@rentonreporter.com
It will also be the responsibility of the individual residents to notify the Renton Reporter when you will be on vacation.  Any uncollected papers from your porch will result in the suspension of subsequent deliveries.
 

The home owner's association does not have any keys for the mailboxes. New locks can be obtained at McLendon's Hardware. Once they open the mailbox, you can remove the old lock and take it to McLendon's for a replacement.

 

Renton Reporter delivery to all homes has stopped as of May 1, 2014.  If you wish to have the Renton Reporter delivered to your home, you must contact the Renton Reporter to request weekly delivery.  Contact Amanda Shull at (425) 255-3484, Extension 6050 or e-mail at ashull@rentonreporter.com
It will also be the responsibility of the individual residents to notify the Renton Reporter when you will be on vacation.  Any uncollected papers from your porch will result in the suspension of subsequent deliveries.

There are no rental caps in Liberty Ridge.

 

The HOA does ensure the rental properties (as with owner occupied homes) are maintained in a consistent manner with the rules and regulations of the association.

 

This snippet is from the Liberty Ridge HOA ACC Guidelines:

 

"When renting a home in Liberty Ridge the home owner must provide the Liberty Ridge Property Manager the following information.
1. A copy of the lease/rental agreement.
2. Contact information for the owner of the home being rented.
3. Contact information for the party leasing or renting the home.

Failing to comply with this Guideline, the homeowner will incur penalties as described in the CC&R's."

 

What if a rental property looks bad (yard, house, cars, etc...)?

 

The same rules apply to rental properties that apply to owner occupied homes.

 

If there are suspicious activities or noise violations or the like, call 911 and report these problems to the police.

 

If there are home owners association violations, contact the HOA manager at http://rentonlibertyridge.com/mgmt_company.php or the HOA at http://rentonlibertyridge.com/contact.php

No, our neighborhood is a solicitor free neighborhood. While we love supporting our neighborhood kids football team or school fundraising efforts, anyone from outside our community, business, company etc selling their product, will not be permitted! As a community we are constantly a target due to the volume of our estate, from the likes of bug exterminators, landscape companies, religious groups.. the list goes on. This can be a safety issue, always ask if they have a permit to peddle and a business card, if they can not show you their permit, please feel free to contact the local non-emergency line to report their behavior. They may not be who they say they are and could be out to scam local residents or scouting houses to see who is home at what time of day. Please report them.

If you see graffiti tagging being done in progress, call 911 to report it to the Renton Police right away.  Provide them with as much accurate information as possible to assist the responding officers. If you discover graffiti after the suspect(s) are gone, report it to the Renton Police.  The police need to track where and when graffiti is occurring.  Often times, the police can identify a "graffiti tagger" by their distinct markings.

 

It is also important to report any graffiti you discover on this website or by contacting your Liberty Ridge HOA Community Manager.  We will ensure that the graffiti gets removed as soon as possible.  

 

Graffiti is a blight in a community and can have a negative impact on your property value.  

 

If you have more questions or want more information on graffiti prevention, contact Cyndie Parks, Renton Police Crime Prevention Coordinator, at (425) 430-7521, or e-mail: cparks@rentonwa.gov   

If it looks suspicious, it probably is.  Go with your instincts and call 911 right away.  Be prepared to provide valuable information like a detailed description of the person or persons, including clothing.  Describe what activity you observed and why it looks suspicious to you.  Most criminals are caught because alert citizens reported activity that was suspicious.  

Liberty Ridge does not own the the public streets.  These are owned and operated by the City of Renton.

 

The City does have laws and rules for parking.

 

You can see the City rules by going here.

The street lights are owned and maintained by the city of Renton.