Essential Information

on Monday, April 20th.  Use the 2020 Vegetation Opt Out form, further below, if you which to opt out of your property being sprayed.

Why pay more than you have to??? 

All regular annual assessments are due on the first day of March of each year. They are considered delinquent if not paid in full and received by mail within thirty days of the due date. Your SCPOA Board has adopted a policy of not adding a late fee for the first sixty days from the date they are due.

Any amount due, or partial amount still owed, becomes subject to late fees after the sixty-day period. You will also be sent a statement of account, with late fees posted and a statement of the possibility of a LIEN being recorded against your property if the account is not paid in full within an additional thirty-day period.

From there it only begins to add up, late fees, collection costs, liens, potential court action, and potential foreclosure. Don’t let this happen to you. Please submit your dues payment in a timely manner to avoid your paying more, and more, and…………………..

Please be aware that parking on the streets and roadway shoulders in Swansboro is restricted by county code. Abandoned vehicles or vehicles parked over three days may be towed by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s office.