Happy New Year, Everyone! The Recreation Committee is gearing up for another year filled with exciting events! However, as we aim to maintain the high standard of events we all love, we find ourselves starting with a historically low number of committee members—just 4, down from 6 in 2023. Our dedicated volunteers take immense pride in crafting … [Read more...]
Communication Committee: January 2024
January 4, 2024 by
New Year, New Ideas We are always looking for new ways to maintain and improve communication within Niguel Shores, and we welcome input from our residents. Send ideas and comments to seashorenews@hotmail.com. Along that line, our committee welcomes a new member, Heather Harding, who comes to us with a wealth of ideas for our neighborhood … [Read more...]
Maintenance Committee: Street Maintenance Project
January 3, 2024 by
Street Maintenance Project—Weather permitting, here is the schedule for the 2024 street maintenance project in your area and areas that may impact you. This schedule is also posted on the Niguel Shores website and will be updated as needed. Please proceed with caution in the affected areas during this work. Streets and Dates—Niguel Shores Drive … [Read more...]
Recreation Amenities Committee: January Seashore News Update
December 31, 2023 by
Happy New Year Niguel Shores neighbors! The amenities project is moving more quickly now. Like any large project, the details underground can be tedious and hard to visualize progress. Now that the drainage is complete and groundwork has been laid, we are excited to report the following progress. A Busy January—Early this month, the sports … [Read more...]
Holiday Lights Contest: 2023 Winners
December 3, 2023 by
The Niguel Shores Light Contest results are in! This year witnessed enthusiastic participation from numerous streets, with some houses going above and beyond in their festive decorations. Niguel Shores is now aglow with holiday spirit, and if you haven't already, we highly recommend taking a tour to witness the outstanding work of … [Read more...]
View Preservation Committee: December 2023
December 1, 2023 by
The View Preservation Committee worked hard this year visiting properties and reviewing homeowner submit- ted concerns. Views are an essential part of living in Niguel Shores and the Committee evaluated many concerns regarding potential view blockages from private property plantings and trees in 2023. A big THANK YOU to Committee members Kathy … [Read more...]
Recreation Committee: December 2023 Update
December 1, 2023 by
Happy Holidays from your Recreation Committee! A big thank you to Sean Bittner, Jennifer Hochstadter, Nancy Tinnes and Kathy Samuel, who are currently serving on the Committee. In addition, thank you to Suzanne Enis and Catherine Bitran for serving this year. These volunteers take time out of their busy schedules to chair different events … [Read more...]
Maintenance Committee: December 2023
December 1, 2023 by
2023 has been a year of many interesting projects, some planned and some unplanned. The unplanned was an SUV speeding down Mariner Drive and running over our new barcode reader and through the pedestrian gate causing quite a disruption. Well, the barcode reader was replaced rather quickly but the gate took longer and was happily completed in … [Read more...]
Landscape Committee: December 2023
December 1, 2023 by
Our Landscape Committee members were in full force walking their areas and preparing landscape reports throughout 2023. Thank you to all the Committee members (past and present) for their positive contributions to the t home sales here quickly become remodel projects. The me of applications we process has increased every year. Our committee is … [Read more...]
Communication Committee: December 2023 News
December 1, 2023 by
Right now, you are reading the 600th issue of the Seashore News. That’s right. Every month for the past 50 years, the Niguel Shores Community Association has published a newsletter to keep our residents informed about what’s happening in our neighborhood. If you do the math, it is 12 issues a year multiplied by 50 years = 600 issues by now. … [Read more...]
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