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Lake Louise Trail Maintenance Update

Sudden Valley Maintenance crews recently dedicated three full days to clearing and chipping debris along the Lake Louise Trail. A significant portion of this effort was due to green waste that residents placed along the trail.
 
Please note that this was a one-time effort and that residents should not deposit yard waste or other debris along the trail moving forward. Sudden Valley does not provide routine green waste removal in these areas.

Maintenance is aware that additional work is needed along the section of the trail between the Welcome Center and Marigold Drive. This work is scheduled for a future date, and updates will be provided as they become available.
 
Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us maintain the beauty and accessibility of our trails.

Sudden Valley Community Association

By |2025-04-07T11:53:30-07:00April 7, 2025|

Lake Louise Trail Closed for Maintenance

Lake Louise Trail will be closed April 1st – 3rd from 7:30AM – 4:00PM.

Crews will be using equipment on the trail to remove downed tree debris and perform other trail maintenance. For the safety of pedestrians, the trail will be closed during these hours.

By |2025-04-01T10:58:19-07:00April 1, 2025|

Street Sweeping Begins Today

Street sweeping will begin today, Monday, November 18, and continue for 3-4 days. During this time, Sudden Valley Maintenance will drive street sweepers through each gate and clear the roads of leaves and debris. Maintenance will start with Gates 2 and 5, followed by Gate 1, and then Gates 3, 5 and 13.

Please drive carefully!

By |2024-11-18T10:09:25-08:00November 18, 2024|

Street Sweeping Scheduled

Street sweeping is scheduled to take place throughout Sudden Valley on 11/28 through 11/30, weather permitting. Please exercise caution when in the vicinity of sweepers.

By |2023-11-21T13:02:53-08:00November 21, 2023|

Blue Canyon Fire Evacuation Order

Whatcom County Sherriff’s Office has issued a an evacuation order for Blue Canyon residents, in the South Bay area of Lake Whatcom. This fire poses no risks for Sudden Valley residents at this time.

For more up-to-date information on this fire and other emergencies, please sign up for Whatcom County Alert Sense by clicking HERE.

By |2023-08-29T10:19:59-07:00August 29, 2023|

Extended Road Closure

A detour will be setup on Monday, 8-14-23, at the intersection of
Polo Park Drive, and Morning Glory Dr.  Polo Park Drive will be closed between Morning Glory Drive and Oakcrest Circle for replacement of Culvert C315.  The closure will last for approximately 6 weeks, and a detour with signage will be setup. Please drive carefully and obey signs and flaggers.

Thanks,

By |2023-08-11T15:28:05-07:00August 11, 2023|

Lake Louise Road 07/20/2023

Lake Whatcom Water is repairing a water main break on Lake Louise Rd between Stimpson Reserve and Gate 9. There will be lane restrictions and travel delays.  Flaggers will be present, alternate routes are recommended.

By |2023-07-20T09:38:57-07:00July 20, 2023|

Firewise Roadside Pickup of Chippable Material

Residents can take advantage of this program by having their tree branches placed in an accessible pile next to the roadway prior to the scheduled pickup date for their area

Place tree limbs on the roadside according to your gate number.

April 24th      Gate 5 –

May 1st         Gate 3 –

May 8th         Gate 9 & 13 –

May 15th        Gate 1 –

May 22nd         Gate 2 –

By |2023-04-19T09:31:33-07:00April 19, 2023|

Weather Update Tues December 20th

SVCA Crews have been plowing since 4:30 this morning but snowfall may exceed their efforts. Per the Snow Response Map, crews have been working on primary roads first, then responding to the secondary roads. For your safety, please avoid driving if at all possible. We are in a current NOAA winter storm warning expected to last until 7pm

We ask that you assist the plowing efforts by either staying off the roads or ensuring your cars are located in the designated overflow parking areas: Gate 5 overflow, Gate 1 Park and Ride, Community Center Lot, Lower Golf Parking lot, Lower Gate 28 Parking. Vehicles blocking plows or emergency services can have a devastating impact. If you have to abandon your car outside one of these areas, please call Security at 360-715-2449 and give them your name, contact information, make and model of your vehicle and it’s location. If your car is blocking plows or presents a hazard to other drivers, it will be towed to the lower golf parking lot.

By |2022-12-20T10:17:23-08:00December 20, 2022|
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