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WILLAMETTE LANDING OWNERS ASSOCIATION

3501 SE Shoreline Drive Corvallis, OR 97333

Office Phone: 541-752-0239 After Hours Phone: 541-286-5420

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am to 4:30pm

Fitness Room: Open Daily 5:00am to 10:00pm

Pool: Closed

Board Meeting Minutes March 19, 2025

Upcoming Events

Open Streets Corvallis

Sunday, June 29th

Join us on Sunday, June 29, 11 am – 3 pm, for a free street festival that re-imagines our most shared public spaces – streets and parks. A mile of city streets between Lilly Park and Willamette Park will be opened up for people to walk, bike, and roll (see the website for more information). Local organizations and businesses will host activities in each park and along the route, including giant-sized games, local food and drink, dance, live music and more. Join in on the parade led by local funk and jazz band, DTW, leaving from Lilly Park at 11:15 am.

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HOT OFF THE PRESS

BARKING DOGS - A COURTESY REMINDER

As spring and summer roll in, our dogs will be spending more time outdoors. While it’s great that our dogs can enjoy more time outside, please be mindful of excessive barking.

Continuous or nuisance barking can seriously impact neighbors who are trying to rest, open their windows, or enjoy time in their own backyards. This is especially difficult for those who work night shifts and sleep during the day.

We know that dogs bark—it’s natural. But it’s every owner’s responsibility to ensure their pet doesn’t disturb others. A dog left unattended outside for long periods can become a disruption to the peace and quiet we all value in our neighborhood.

Please:

Avoid leaving dogs outside unattended.
Be attentive—if your dog is barking, bring them in.
Talk to your neighbor if their dog’s barking is a recurring issue.

City of Corvallis Ordinance 5.03.050 prohibits unreasonably loud, disturbing, or unnecessary noise.

Reporting a Problem:
Contact the Corvallis Police Department non-emergency line at (541) 766-6924 for persistent nuisance barking and other disruptive noises.

Let’s work together to keep Willamette Landing a peaceful, respectful, and pet-friendly community.

HIRING RECREACTION POOL MONITORS

Pool season is nearing. WLOA is now hiring Recreation Center Monitors (pool monitors). Monitors must be at least 18 years old. The application and position description are available within these links. Pools are tentatively open May 24–Sept 14 (weather and monitor availability permitting).

Pay is $16/hour, with 3–5-hour shifts, 2–4 days per week, including weekends when school is not in session. Orientation and pool chemical training required.

Send applications to admin@wloa.org by April 25, 2025. For more info, contact reccenter@wloa.org.

ON-STREET VEHICLE PARKING

According to our CCR's, all vehicles must be parked within the driveway or garage. However, you may apply for a parking permit, and if approved (a fee of $25) you may park on the street within the extended property lines of your home but in front of ONLY your home. Otherwise, you must park within your driveway, garage OR any designated* area which the Board of Directors has approved. There is NO vehicle storage on any street within Willamette Landing. *The Board of Directors designates that on-street parking provisions of CC&R 6.9 do not apply on streets where there are no house front doors facing the street (SE Pierpoint, SE Channel, south side of SE Rivergreen including between SE Midvale and SE Shoreline, south side of the 1200 block of SE Schooner east of SE Sternwheeler, the north and south side of SE Marshland and SE Edgewater, east of the SE Everglade alley way). This permit is non-transferable and becomes null and void when the home is sold.

2023 Vehicle On Street Parking Resolution Amended 7/19/23

2023 On Street Parking Permit Application

INFORMATION

LANDSCAPE UPDATE

In May, once the weather is dryer, Storm will be thatching and aerating all the lawns in the neighborhood to allow nutrients to get to the soil and encourage healthier growth. They will be using different machinery than the usual mowers. The lawns may look thinned out initially but they will grow back shortly and be healthier. This process is something that needs to be done every few years.

OWNER CONTACT INFORMATION

FORM

The 2025 Owner Contact Information (OCI) form is now available. OCI forms are due no later than February 28 EACH year and are subject to $25 per month fine if not received by the due date. Per the OCI Resolution, Willamette Landing will work ONLY with the homeowner and NOT a management company. If you are a new homeowner or a landlord and there are new renters in your home, the OCI must be updated within 15 days of their move in to WLOA. Review the Amended Owner Contact Information Resolution of 2022. Please send your completed OCI to admin@wloa.org or drop it off at the office during business hours, or use our drop box located in the parking lot near the building.

PET WASTE

We all adore our furry friends and cherish the joy they bring to our lives. It's fantastic to see so many dogs enjoying our community! Unfortunately, we need to remind everyone about the importance of cleaning up after your pets. Keeping our shared spaces and common areas clean and free of pet-waste ensures a pleasant and healthy environment for everyone. So, as we take our pups for their daily walks, please remember to bring those waste bags and pick up after your adorable companion!

E-MAIL "SAFE SENDERS" & ESPECIALLY COMCAST USERS!

Please make sure that admin@wloa.org is listed/indicated within your email system as a "safe sender". Comcast email addresses are being rejected if we send out a group email. In addition, important documents such as assessments and other statements have ended up in homeowner's SPAM box rather than the INBOX.

GARBAGE CANS

We are seeing an increase of residents leaving their garbage cans out and in view. Our CC&R's 6.15 reminds our community that garbage cans shall be kept in the owner's garage, back yard or shed or otherwise OUT OF SIGHT.