
The Sleepy Hollow Owners Association is a 148 lot private development about 5 miles North of US Highway 5O. We are located just North of the intersection of N. Shingle Road and Green Valley Road and just South of the intersection of Lotus Road and Green Valley Road.
Email all inquiries to the Board of Directors at support@shoanews.org. All members receive the email and the appropriate member will contact you shortly.
SHOA News: September Updates * 9/21 Board Meeting * 10/17 Annual Meeting
Dear Neighbors,
As we head into fall, we want to share several important SHOA updates, including upcoming Board and Annual Meetings, our transition to a new financial management partner, volunteer opportunities, and annual mailing information.
Thank you for staying engaged and for the time, ideas, and support so many of you contribute to keeping Sleepy Hollow a connected, well-maintained community.
Sincerely,
Sleepy Hollow Owners Association Board
SHOA Board Meeting – Monday, September 21
The next SHOA Board Meeting will be held on Monday, September 21, at 6:30 p.m at the Firehouse on Oakvale Road. The meeting agenda is attached to this email and posted on our website.
SHOA Monthly Board Meeting Meeting link: meet.google.com/qze-kuyp-pwb
Join by phone (US) +1 518-552-0883 PIN: 793555629
SHOA Annual Meeting – Saturday, October 17
Please save the date for the Sleepy Hollow Owners Association Annual Meeting of Members on Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at the Firehouse on Oakvale Road.
No election will be held this year because no nomination forms were received. Board positions with expiring terms will be filled by acclamation with volunteers currently serving as board members.
Proxy forms and additional meeting information will be distributed before the meeting. If you are unable to attend, please consider assigning your proxy to a neighbor who will be present. Proxies help the Association meet the quorum required to conduct business.
New Financial Management Partner Roll-out
Our new accounting system is now live. Thank you for your patience as we transition our financial records to our new management partner, Clark Simson Miller.
At this time, homeowner account balances (particularly any overdue balances) cannot yet be fully updated because we are awaiting the records transfer from the previous bookkeeper. Over the coming months, we will continue transferring financial data and association documents into the new system.
In January 2027, homeowners will receive an annual statement from Clark Simson Miller. This statement will also serve as your annual assessment invoice.
Volunteer Opportunities
Would you like to help out but can’t commit to a full term as board member? Please reach out if you are interested in one time volunteer opportunities! Upcoming needs include:
- Installing a new door on the storage shed at the Firehouse
- Stuffing envelopes for the annual mailing
- Road and trail inspections
- Picking up new picnic tables for the lake area
From Our Event Committee
Are you a creative person that loves to be with other fun loving creative people? Or maybe you would just like to get involved in our beautiful neighborhood’s fun activities? We are looking for new members for our event committee!!!!! We would love to have some new faces and ideas to help us make our events even more fun! Please contact Debbie Davis by text or call at 916-952-6037.
Annual Mailing
As soon as SHOA receives updated records from the prior bookkeeper, we will send the annual disclosures and financial reports as required for the Association.
Most SHOA members have elected to receive these documents by email. Electronic delivery saves the Association approximately $5 per household mailing and reduces paper use.
If you currently receive annual notices by U.S. mail but would be willing to receive them electronically, please email support@shoanews.org to update your delivery preference. Many of the annual documents are exactly the same from year to year, and electronic delivery helps reduce Association expenses.
Prevent SHOA Emails going to Spam
If SHOA messages are being filtered into your spam or junk folder, please add the following email addresses to your contacts or safe-sender list:
Thank you for helping us keep Sleepy Hollow informed, connected, and well maintained.
(shared to member list via email 9/15/26)
SHOA Board of Directors 2026-2028 Nomination Form DUE 8/31/26
The SHOA Board of Directors is structured so that about half of the board positions expire every year. This fall, four current directors’ terms will expire and will be up for re-election.We are seeking candidates to serve a two-year term on the Board of Directors. Per our By-Laws, the Board must have eight elected members, including four officers: President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Officers are chosen by the Board after the election; you do not need to run for a specific officer position.
The Annual Membership Meeting and election will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2025. If you would like to be included on the ballot, please complete and return the nomination form no later than Monday, August 31, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Candidates may campaign prior to the election, including use of the Firehouse and distribution of campaign materials.
Return your form by email to: support@shoanews.org (If email is not possible, mail to Sleepy Hollow Owners Association, P.O. Box 393, Rescue, CA 95672 and follow up with an email to confirm submission.) Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve. Your involvement helps keep our neighborhood a place we’re all proud to call home.
(shared to member list via email 8/2/26)
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Digital Submission Form:
Please copy/paste this section into a new email and send it to support@shoanews.org. The information you provide will be included in the candidate introductory statements that will be mailed along with the secret ballot.
Your Name:
Phone #:
Address:
Lot #:
Please list any experience, special skills/qualifications, and why you would like to serve on the Board:
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SHOA Alert: Community Safety Reminder re: Speeding Vehicles
The SHOA Board has received reports of one or more resident vehicles traveling through the neighborhood at extremely high speeds, potentially exceeding 60 miles per hour. Reports also describe behavior that may include veering toward pedestrians, accelerating when asked to slow down, and making rude or aggressive gestures.
The Board takes these reports seriously and is concerned for the safety of everyone in our community. We are gathering documentation and reviewing the actions available to the Association. In the meantime, we want all residents, families, guests, walkers, cyclists, and pet owners to be aware and use extra caution while traveling through the neighborhood.
If You Witness Dangerous Driving
- Call 911 immediately if a driver is speeding toward people, threatening someone, attempting to strike or intimidate a pedestrian, or otherwise creating an immediate danger.
- For recurring or non-emergency incidents, please contact the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency line at (530) 621-6600. When possible, provide the date, time, exact location, vehicle description, license plate number, direction of travel, and any available video.
- Do not confront, follow, block, or attempt to detain the driver.
Information That Helps
If you observe dangerous or aggressive driving, please document what you can safely and accurately:
- Date, time, and exact street or common-area location
- Vehicle make, model, color, and license plate number, if known
- Specific observed conduct, such as estimated speed, swerving, unsafe passing, near-misses, yelling, gestures, or threats
- Names and contact information for firsthand witnesses
- Photos, video, dashcam footage, or security-camera footage, preserved in their original form when possible
- Whether law enforcement was contacted and the applicable report or incident number
DO NOT place yourself at risk to collect information.
You may also share documentation with the Board at support@shoanews.org so it can be retained with the Association’s records. Please note that reports and documentation may be shared with legal counsel or law enforcement as appropriate.
Thank you for helping keep our neighborhood safe.
Sleepy Hollow Owner’s Association Board of Directors
(shared to member list via email 8/23/26)
SHOA News: August 2026 Updates
(Shared via email list on 8/10/26)
SHOA Board Meeting – Monday, August 17
The next SHOA Board Meeting will be held on Monday, August 17, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting agenda is attached.
Consider Serving on the SHOA Board
Would you like to become more involved in our community? Nominations are now being accepted for this fall’s election. Serving on the Board is a meaningful way to help shape the future of Sleepy Hollow, and we’d love to hear from community members who are interested. The 2026 Nomination Form is attached.
Traffic Alert: Increased Traffic on 8/12/26
Please be advised that traffic may be slightly heavier than usual on Wednesday, August 12. For that day only, the gate at Golden Fawn and Rancheria will be open to provide access for our neighbors in the North Buckeye Rancheros community while their primary roadways are closed for resurfacing.
SHOA Annual Meeting – Saturday, October 17
This year’s Sleepy Hollow Owner’s Association Annual Meeting of Members will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Please save the date! Prior to this meeting, ballots will be mailed for board member elections and we are planning to add an electronic voting option this year. Stay tuned!
Volunteer Opportunities
Would you like to help out but can’t commit to a full term as board member? Please reach out if you are interested in one time volunteer opportunities! Upcoming needs include:
- Installing a new door on the storage shed at the Firehouse
- Stuffing envelopes for the annual mailing
- Road and trail inspections
- Picking up new picnic tables for the lake area
SHOA ALERT: GREEN VALLEY ROAD CONSTRUCTION 8/2026
ALLOW EXTRA TRAVEL TIME IF YOU HAVE SOMEWHERE TO BE!
Extensive roadwork is underway on Green Valley Road outside of both Sleepy Hollow entrance/exit points.
Word on the street as of (8:25am on 8/7) is that the Oakvale entrance/exit is closed due to roadwork on Green Valley right now, but the Sleepy Hollow Dr entrance/exit is open with a pilot car leading the way. This is likely to change without notice.
The SHOA board has no additional information on this project. Signs posted on Green Valley indicate roadwork through 8/31/26. (This information was shared via email list and Facebook page 8/7.)
SHOA July 2026 News
(Shared via email list on 7/8/26)
Dear Neighbors,
We hope you’re enjoying your summer! As we settle into the season, we have a few upcoming events, opportunities, and friendly reminders to share.
SHOA Board Meeting – Monday, July 20
The next SHOA Board Meeting will be held on Monday, July 20, at 6:30 p.m. If you have an item you’d like the Board to consider, please submit it at least one week in advance. The meeting agenda will be posted a few days before the meeting.
Ice Cream Social – Tuesday, August 4
Join your neighbors for an Ice Cream Social on Tuesday, August 4, at the Firehouse! The Events Committee is looking forward to bringing everyone together for an evening of sweet treats and good company. Please RSVP to Deb Davis, and see the attached flyer for event details.

Consider Serving on the SHOA Board
Would you like to become more involved in our community? Nominations are now being accepted for this fall’s election. Serving on the Board is a meaningful way to help shape the future of Sleepy Hollow, and we’d love to hear from community members who are interested.
Community Reminders
Fire Season: Weed Control Matters
Fire season is well underway, and we all play an important role in helping protect our neighborhood. Please take time to trim weeds and remove dead brush on your property, particularly along roadways and trail easements. Thank you for doing your part to help keep Sleepy Hollow safe.
Please Slow Down
We’ve received several reports of vehicles traveling above the posted speed limit, including one incident that resulted in property damage. The speed limit throughout Sleepy Hollow is 25 mph, and we kindly ask everyone to slow down and stay alert.
Our roads are shared by neighbors walking, biking, jogging, and riding horses throughout the day. Driving a little more slowly helps ensure everyone can enjoy the community safely.
Thank you for helping make Sleepy Hollow the friendly, safe, and welcoming community we all appreciate. We look forward to seeing many of you at the Ice Cream Social!
Past Notices:
May 30 SHOA Lake Day:
The Lake Day celebration is coming up quickly! It will be held on Saturday, May 30 from 12-4pm. If you haven’t already done so, please RSVP to Deb
SHOA Board Meeting: Monday May 18th at 6:30pm
| Our next board meeting is approaching on Monday, May 18 at 6:30pm. You are welcome to join us in person at the firehouse on Oakvale Road. Lake Day: The Lake Day celebration is coming up quickly! It will be held on Saturday, May 30 from 12-4pm. If you haven’t already done so, please RSVP to Deb The Board has a single point of contact for all your questions and concerns. Please email support@shoanews.org and the appropriate member will respond. Board meeting minutes, schedules and agendas are posted to our website. Minutes are not posted until approved at the next monthly meeting. See the latest at https://shoanews.org/. If possible, we will also host this month’s board meeting online.SHOA Monthly Board Meeting Meeting link: meet.google.com/qze-kuyp-pwb |
SHOA Spring News & April Board Meeting Notice 4/20/26
Dear SHOA Members,
Spring Cleaning
Spring is here, and we appreciate your efforts to diligently maintain your property here in Sleepy Hollow. A special thank you goes to those promptly managing weed abatement and clearing at their road and trail easements.
For members with property bordering the trail system, as you complete your initial clearing, please promptly report any obstructions, maintenance needs, or safety concerns to the Board. While our general lake and trail maintenance is typically scheduled for the fall, reporting issues now allows us to address them early.
This is also an excellent time to inspect your fencing and other property elements that may require repair or upkeep, especially in the wake of the recent storm. Your efforts in maintaining the beauty and integrity of our community are appreicated.
Annual Assessments Reminder
Please be reminded that annual assessments were due by March 15. If you are uncertain about your payment status or require payment information, please email us at support@shoanews.org. The Board is actively exploring new, more convenient payment options for next year to address recent feedback regarding the current paper check process.
Upcoming Board Meeting 4/20/26
Our next Board Meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 20, at 6:30 p.m. You are welcome to join us in person at the firehouse on Oakvale Road or virtually via Google Meet:
- Meeting Link: meet.google.com/qze-kuyp-pwb
Board meeting minutes, schedules, and agendas are posted to our website, shoanews.org. Please note that minutes are posted only after formal approval at the subsequent monthly meeting.
Community Event: Lake Day
Mark your calendars! Sleepy Hollow Lake Day is coming up on Saturday, May 30! Please reach out to Deb at soldbydeb@prodigy.net to volunteer or to RSVP.
Waste Management Recycling Reminder
Did you get the following message from Waste Management?
“While providing service on your route today, we identified a high level of contamination from your recycle route.
Please remember that items such as plastic bags, Styrofoam, film plastics, children’s toys and scrap metals DO NOT belong in the recycling cart. We need your help as we continue to make an effort towards cleaning up the recycling waste stream and diverting material from the landfill.
You can refer to our Waste Wizard tool located on our website as well as in the mobile app for clarification on which cart a specific item should be placed in. Additionally, you will find our waste guide attached on our website here.“
Thank you for your continued cooperation in helping maintain our wonderful community.
Sincerely,
The SHOA Board of Directors (shared via member email list 4/15/26))
SHOA ALERT: Storm Update 4/11/26 – Please Use Caution
Dear Residents,
A strong storm cell passed through our area this evening, leaving a significant amount of debris on the roadways.
Several trees were down around the neighborhood and quick-thinking board members have already cleared most of them from the roads. Some trees and branches remain down on private property, so please take a moment to check around your home. At one point, the fire department responded to a call involving a sparking transformer, but all is clear now.
Please continue to use extra caution while moving around the neighborhood tonight. Roadways throughout Shingle Springs are also reported to have debris and blockages.
We’ll assess the full condition of our roads and trails once there’s daylight. In the meantime, stay alert for fallen branches and other potential hazards.
Sincerely,
SHOA Board (also shared via member email list 4/11/26)
Annual Assessments Due 3/16/26
Please remit payment in full by Monday, March 16, 2026 to avoid late fees. Make your check payable to SHOA and mail your check to:
SHOA c/o Karen’s Tax & Financial Services, 415 Placerville Drive Suite D, Placerville, CA 95667
3/3/26 Member Alert
PLEASE READ: Safety Concerns on Sleepy Hollow Trails (Sent via email to all registered members)
Dear Sleepy Hollow Neighbors,
We are writing to you with concerns about recent activity in our neighborhood. Recently, several issues have been brought to our attention by members, and we want everyone to be aware of them:
- Dirt bike or e-bike use on the trails. This is dangerous for both the rider and others using the trails. It can cause property damage and frighten horses and pedestrians. Wheeled vehicles have never been permitted on the Sleepy Hollow trail system.
- The riding of e-bikes, dirt bikes, or quads well above the speed limit. The 25 mph speed limit applies to all who use our roads.
- E-bike or dirt bike riders trespassing onto private property (and in some cases, causing property damage).
We ask all residents to please discuss these concerns with household members and any visitors. Our community guidelines are in place to keep Sleepy Hollow safe, peaceful, and enjoyable for everyone. We are grateful that the vast majority of our members—and their children—follow the rules and enjoy our roads, trails, and lake responsibly. Unfortunately, the actions of a few are creating problems that impact us all.
Please continue to treat your neighbors with kindness and respect as we enjoy these shared resources, and take a moment to talk with your children about safety and courtesy in the neighborhood. If you observe any suspicious activity, please contact the Sheriff’s Office immediately at 911 if the situation is urgent or at the EDSO non-emergency line (530) 621-5655.
Unsafe operations or trail violations can be reported to the board at support@shoanews.org. Include details like time, location, number and type of vehicles, and pictures of the incidents if available. Please DO NOT post pictures to social media, especially if the subjects are minors. These details can assist the board to cooperate with law enforcement and identify opportunities for educating residents. The Board will collect and review any pictures or information provided, but please remember that we are not law enforcement, and reporting unsafe or illegal activity directly to the authorities ensures a timely response.
Thank you for your attention, cooperation, and care for our community.
Warm regards,
Sleepy Hollow Owner’s Association Board
2026 SHOA Board Meeting Schedule
Usually the 3rd Monday of each month @ 6:30 PM at the Firehouse on Oakvale Dr. If the 3rd Monday falls on a holiday, the meeting will be moved to Tuesday of the same week, unless otherwise decided. NOTE: THE ANNUAL MEETING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026.
