44 Pacifico - Joanna Simmons & Qadree Elamin
New Residents 2025
3 Ocaso - Angie and Duff Rardin
4 Ocaso - Phyllis Ann Reavis
54 Ocaso - Tumkur and Veda Narasimhan
9 Pacifico - Susan P. Carter
19 Pacifico - Michael Norris
New Neighbors 2024
35 Ocaso Drive Edward Hanlon & Sophia Neunuebel
33 Pacifico Hap(Harold) & Lisa Wood
New Neighbors in 2023
36 Ocaso Drive Shana R, Kriewall
45 Ocaso Drive Melody Hockley
35 Ocaso Drive Phyllis Ann Reavis
26 Ocaso Drive Aaron McCarley
Bonito Ocaso Lower Community Lot Access
The Association has posted signs on the HOA common property to discourage unauthorized parking and to reduce the HOA’s liability. The signs are easily removed if a HOA member would like to temporary park a vehicle (large trailer, large visitor RV, etc.) Contact any Board member for permission and to get the code to unlock the posts.
Click on this link for Instructions to Remove Posts
Bears in Western North Carolina
As bear activity increases during this time of year in Asheville, be aware that the potential to encounter a black bear may increase as well.
The City of Asheville partnership with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, would like to advise you to to please keep this in mind. Please be aware of the increased potential to encounter a black bear and be BearWise®. Unsure of what to do when encountering a black bear in the wild or a residential area? Visit www.bearwise.org/bear-safety-tips/bear-encounter to find out. Thank you and be safe.
SLOW DOWN
PLEASE SLOW DOWN
The HOA Board reminds EVERYONE driving in and around our neighborhood that it is important to SLOW DOWN, particularly now with everyone being in and around their homes.
Our neighborhood has many small children that are out and about on bikes, trikes, scooters and foot as well as adults who are taking advantage of fresh air at various times of the day.
Do not become distracted or speed. We need no more tragedy in our lives!
Be aware of your surroundings and of others in our tight knit community and SLOW DOWN.
Everyone will appreciate the effort.
Neighborhood Car Break In
A resident of Bonito Ocaso has reported a car in their driveway was broken into last night (March 22, 2020) and number of items stolen. Remember to not leave valuable items in plain sight and to lock your car. If you see anything suspicious report it to law enforcement.
Political Yard Signs- Revised November 11, 2019
Update on Law Enforcement in Our Community
Police Contact and Reporting Information
Neighborhood Information
Purpose
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