Summer Scoops
In this issue, you’ll find:
- HOA Dues
- Volunteers
- Architectural Information
- City of Poway Asphalt Work
- Pool Information
- Doggie’s Do Do’s and Don’ts
- July 4th Celebration
- Your Board Members
This is a frie
ndly reminder that HOA dues are due by August 1st. Your dues help maintain the amenities and shared spaces that everyone enjoys, including the community pool, grassy common areas, landscaping, and other neighborhood maintenance. Your timely payment helps keep our community looking its best and ensures these shared assets can be enjoyed by all.
Great news! The Summerfield HOA now accepts electronic payments through Zelle, making it easier and more convenient to pay your dues. If you prefer, you may use Zelle instead of mailing your payment to the P.O. Box listed below.
Electronic Payment (Zelle)
Send your payment to: summerfieldtreasurer@gmail.com
Mail-in Payment Address
SUMMERFIELD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
PO Box 28143, San Diego, CA 92198
Questions?
summerfieldpoway@gmail.com
https://summerfieldpoway.com
Thank you for your continued support and for helping make our neighborhood a great place to call home!
Looking for Volunteers
One of the things that makes Summerfield special is that our HOA is self-managed by volunteer homeowners rather than a professional management company. This helps keep our dues among the lowest in the area while allowing neighbors to make decisions for our community.

As several long-serving Board members prepare to step down, we’re looking for homeowners who are willing to get involved. No prior HOA experience is needed—we work together, share responsibilities, and are happy to help new volunteers get started.
If you’re interested in learning more about serving on the Board, please reach out to any current Board member. Your involvement helps keep Summerfield a wonderful place to live!

- Architectural Improvements: Please remember that all exterior modifications require Architectural Committee approval before work begins. Submit an Architectural Improvement Request prior to starting your project.
- Weed Maintenance: Please keep weeds under control to help maintain the beauty and safety of our community.
- Trash Containers: Trash and recycling bins should be stored behind a fence or screened from public view except on collection day.
- Wood Rot: We have noticed signs of wood rot on some homes. Regularly inspect exterior wood, repair damaged areas promptly, and keep wood sealed and painted to help prevent further deterioration.
- Gophers: We are monitoring increased gopher activity in the community. Please report significant activity and address gopher mounds early to help prevent damage to landscaping and irrigation.
Click this link for all SHOA forms : https://summerfieldpoway.com/policies-forms/
City of Poway Asphalt Work
Friendly reminder to please check the posted cone signs for the scheduled asphalt work dates and any parking restrictions. Moving your vehicle before the posted times will help the project stay on schedule and avoid towing or other penalties.Thank you for your cooperation and patience as we make improvements to our community
Pool Season is Here!


We hope everyone enjoys a fun and safe season at our community pool! A few friendly reminders.
- Please supervise your children at all times.
- If you or your child have an upset stomach, diarrhea, or are feeling unwell, please stay out of the pool until fully recovered.
- Please follow all posted pool rules so everyone can enjoy a safe and FUN pool season.
Thank you for helping keep our pool clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyonee
Doggy Do-Do’s and Don’ts
Summerfield is not only a great neighborhood for families, but also for dogs. We ask all dog owners to please pick up after your dogs. It is common courtesy and required
by the Summerfield CC&Rs. Article VI, Section 8 of the Summerfield CC&Rs states: “Dog owners are required to immediately remove any deposits their dogs might place upon the Common Areas, private Lots, streets, or elsewhere in the Community…”
TIP: doggie bags are located in 3 areas within the community for residents to use.
According to San Diego County Code section 62.669(a) and California Penal Code Section 597, dogs must be kept on leashes and the person holding the leash must be capable of controlling the dog while in public.
Poway contracts with the Humane Society for animal control, including lost and stray dogs and barking dog complaints. The number is 760-888-2275. See this web page for more information: Animal-Services
For more information, see Pet Ownership Laws.
Thank you for keeping Summerfield safe and clean not just for us humans but for our canine friends too!
Summerfield Annual July 4th Celebration

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this year’s Fourth of July celebration such a fun and memorable day.
We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to Liz, Denise, Melissa and Chris, and everyone else who volunteered their time to help with setup, tear down, and keeping the event running smoothly throughout the day. A special thank you to our wonderful Grill Master, Mike, for once again serving up a fantastic barbecue. Your generosity and community spirit made this celebration a great success.
We hope everyone had a safe, happy, and memorable Fourth of July, and we look forward to celebrating with you again next year!
HOA Contact Info and Board Members
SUMMERFIELD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
PO Box 28143, San Diego, CA 92198
summerfieldpoway@gmail.com
https://summerfieldpoway.com
For more information go to the HOA Board page.
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Michael Spring, President Michael and his family moved into Summerfield in 2015. He has served on the HOA board as treasurer since 2019. Michael works for a 1031 Exchange company. He is married with two children and in his spare time enjoys traveling, camping, and spending countless hours watching his kids play basketball. |
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Denise Shields, VP/Architectural Committee Chair Denise and her husband moved to Summerfield in April 2019. Denise has served as the Architectural Chair/VP of the HOA board since February 2022. She has worked in the Real Estate business for over 35 years. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, entertaining with friends and family, gardening, and all things purple. Send inquiries to: summerfieldpoway@gmail.com |
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Maria Stein, Treasurer Maria and her husband relocated from the Bay Area to Summerfield in August 2015. Maria works as an HR Generalist/Payroll Specialist for a printing company. She is married with 4 grown children and her interests are party planning, crafting, decorating, traveling and (especially) shopping. |
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Anna Finnerty, Secretary Anna and her spouse moved to the welcoming community of Summerfield in 2021. She is happily married and loves spending time with their energetic one-year-old. By day, Anna serves as a TK-8 principal. school. Outside of work she enjoys staying active, whether it’s hiking, exercising, traveling, or spending time with family and friends. She also loves learning new things and recently discovered a passion for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu! |
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Donny Phonea, Special Projects Donny has lived in Summerfield since 2019. He works in the finance sector as a regulator. He is married with two kids. During his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing tennis, and golfing. He also enjoys traveling, playing rock music, and going to wineries. |






We hope everyone will have a great season at our community pool. Having said that, we kindly want to remind everyone of the pool rules which help to maintain a safe and FUN experience!

Summerfield residence celebrated another year of Easter fun and festivities! Families and friends gathered for our Annual Summerfield Easter Egg Hunt, where children enjoyed searching for colorful eggs filled with treats and surprises. Residents also had the opportunity to take memorable pictures with the Easter Bunny, creating smiles and special moments for everyone. It was a joyful day filled with laughter, community spirit, and fun for all ages. Check out our Summerfield Estate Facebook page to check out pictures from that day!
sed backyards into fresh food for the community! The Backyard Produce Project brings neighbors together to grow, harvest, and share locally grown fruits and vegetables. Whether you love gardening or just want to help out, volunteers of all skill levels are welcome. Check out more information here in this link- https://backyardproduceproject.org/
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