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Rancho Tierra Grande Homeowners Association

Rancho Tierra Grande is a 206 home community located along the northern ridge lines of beautiful Carmel Valley. It is conveniently located 5 miles east from Highway 1 on Carmel Valley Road. It has an ideal location that enjoys both sunshine and a moderate climate.

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  • Apr06
    The wildfire season is now upon us.
    The wildfire season is now upon us. Given current conditions, it could be a particularly dangerous year. Your neighborhood RTG Firewise Captain volunteers will be passing out the 2026 Packet. Please go over the contents with them. Ask for at-your-home guidance on wildfire mitigation measures that might be taken to improve the survivability of your property. For more information, go to the RTG Fires Safety section of this site:https://rtghoa.org/fire/
  • Mar09
    RTG HOA Annual General Meeting
    The annual RTG HOA General Meeting will at 5:00 PM on Thursday, April 2 at St. Phillips Lutheran Church, 8065 Carmel Valley Road.  Our District 5 Monterey County Supervisor, Kate Daniels, will address County funding for maintenance issues at RTG. Currently, these needs for storm drains, roads, and wildfire mitigation are grossly underfunded. Also, all HOA Board of Director positions must be voted upon including proposed new members. There will be an open forum for all homeowners to ask questions and voice issues that affect our community. Please try to attend. 
  • Feb13
    RTG Firewise Certification for 2025
    Congratulations to our entire community for again achieving Firewise Certification in 2025. This certificate can be useful in 2026 for both availability of and discounts for home fire insurance. 145 homeowners took part by submitting their Firewise Home Wildfire Ready documents. An average of 18 hours of personal labor and $4030 for services was spent by each home. Two Chipper runs removed more than 90 cubic yards of hazardous fuel, paid for by HOA dues. A superb community effort again completed.