Assistant General Manager Stephanie Jebbia shares the report presented to the LARMAC Board of Dir...
Community Projects
LARMAC is continually reinvesting in the community, ensuring that Ladera Ranch continues to be one of Orange County’s premiere master-planned communities. A large component of this is the repair or replacement of community assets (known as reserve projects) and capital improvement projects.
Large community assets, such as playground equipment and pool resurfacing projects, are repaired or replaced from reserve funds once their useful life has been reached. A portion of the monthly assessments goes to the various reserve accounts to save for the repair or replacement of assets.
Capital improvement projects are additions to the community, such as the addition of the solar array at Cox Sports Park or the basketball court at the Avendale Clubhouse. These are great examples of improvements that were made to enhance the community. Capital improvements are funded from operating funds via homeowner monthly assessments.
Latest Project Highlights And Announcements
In 2020, Ladera Ranch Maintenance Corporation (LARMAC) conducted a community-wide survey to gathe...
Assistant General Manager Stephanie Jebbia shares the report presented to the LARMAC Board of Dir...
Assistant General Manager Stephanie Jebbia shares the report presented to the LARMAC Board of Dir...
Residents are encouraged to plan ahead for this project, which will impact access to homes on wee...
Mission Hills Park, located off Bell Pasture in Covenant Hills, is undergoing a major upgrade. Ea...
LARMAC recently renovated Stargazing Park, also known as "Planet Park," in the Claiborne 1 neighb...
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Assistant General Manager Stephanie Jebbia shares the report presented to the LARMAC Board of Dir...
The wooden trellises at the Flintridge Clubhouse pool had reached the end of their useful life. L...
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