Horsefeathers May 2025
Lisa Everett, Director of Operations • May 1, 2025
May brought exciting progress at the Equestrian Centers, including the promotion of Marissa Travis to Equestrian Supervisor, essential tree trimming, the installation of a new well tank, and ongoing mowing and weeding.
- Marissa Travis was promoted to Equestrian Supervisor and will now oversee day-to-day operations.
- We completed tree trimming at both the IEC and CTWC to clear barns, promote tree health, and improve safety for the horses — all roof limbs were removed for fire prevention.
- A new well tank was installed at the IEC, replacing the old one that had reached the end of its useful life and was leaking.
- As we move through the mowing and weeding season, we are working hard to keep up with growth.
Turning Pointe School of Dance celebrates its ninth season with a look back at the community, families and dancers who helped build the Ramona studio.
SDCEA outlines the importance of proper easement maintenance, from keeping vegetation trimmed and areas clear to reducing fire hazards and preserving safe access throughout the community.
The San Diego Country Estates Association (SDCEA) is reminding residents about restrictions on the use of e-bikes, e-motorcycles, scooters and golf carts, particularly by minors, in areas where motorized vehicles are prohibited.
