Who Maintains the Drainage Easements within The Fairways?
There are multiple Drainage Easements in The Fairways. These include: Silver Wolf Road East : This 15' wide easement runs along the rear edge of the properties on the east side of lower Silver Wolf Road which abut the Whites Creek Estates (12760-12830) and Mountaingate (12840-12880) developments. It contains a rock (riprap) lined open channel V-ditch terminating into The Fairways' detention pond. Silver Wolf Road West : This 15' wide easement runs along the rear edge of
Who Maintains the Public Utility, Equestrian & Pedestrian Easement within The Fairways?
The 20' wide Public Utility, Equestrian & Pedestrian (PUEP) Easement begins on Zolezzi Lane and extends southward through Fieldcreek Ranch subdivision 1B, behind the homes on the east side of Silver Wolf Road. It crosses La Guardia Lane and then Whites Creek before entering The Fairways at Fieldcreek Ranch (Fieldcreek Ranch subdivision 12A), where it traverses The Fairways' Common Area detention pond. Proceeding southward up the hill, the PUEP Easement runs parallel to and
Who Maintains the Fire Hydrants within The Fairways?
Per the July, 2025, Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA) E-Newsletter, fire hydrant maintenance is the responsibility of TMWA. The...
Who was Charles Springer?
Have you ever wondered about the name behind Springer Ct? Charles E. Springer (February 20, 1928 – February 19, 2019) was one of the...
Mandatory Enrollment Requirement for Washoe County CryWolf False Alarm Reduction Program
In unincorporated Washoe County, residents who have monitored (or non-monitored alarm systems with an external audible alarm) are...
Living With Fire
It is never too early to think about protecting your property from wildfires and creating defensible space around your home. The Board of...
Fall Community Clean-Up
NO FUTURE SPRING OR FALL COMMUNITY CLEAN-UPS ARE SCHEDULED DUE TO THE HIGH COST OF DUMPSTERS AND ABUSE OF THIS RESOURCE BY LANDSCAPING...
Gate Operation Instructions
Click here to download the instruction sheet for our DoorKing Telephone Entry and Access Control System.
What is eating my pine tree?
Have you ever wondered about the yellowish to pink masses oozing from the trunk of your pine trees? Chances are that you are unwillingly...
Configure Your Vehicle's HomeLink® for Gate Access in The Fairways
Did you know that your vehicle's built-in HomeLink® or similar garage door controller can be programmed to trigger our gate's DoorKing MicroCLIK® entry system? Go to https://www.homelink.com/program for programming instructions. If prompted for a garage door manufacturer, you can select that of your home so that you can also use these instructions for programming your own garage door opener, or just select Liftmaster model Other; this step provides secondary instructions
