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TATE’S TREE SERVICE * The Tate Difference *

Why tree care matters?

Protects your property and the people on it — dead limbs and unstable trees are a real risk
Keeps trees healthy long-term, not just tidy short-term
Boosts curb appeal and property value
Prevents small problems from becoming expensive ones

Why call Tate's?

Why tree care matters?

Safety comes first, every time. If a job can't be done safely, it doesn't get sold
No upselling, no pressure. Straightforward pricing and honest recommendations
Consistent quality, every job. Same standard, no matter the size

What you get.

Why tree care matters?

What does it cost?

A site left cleaner than we found it
Clear communication before, during, and after the job
Follow-through on exactly what was discussed, no surprises

Tree Care Done Right, Every Time

From a single fruit tree to a full crane removal, every job gets the same attention to detail and safety.

What does it cost?

Every job is different, but most residential tree work in the Treasure Valley falls into a predictable range depending on size, access, and scope.

The fastest way to get an exact price?

Contact David and he'll get eyes on what you want and give you a quote.

(208) 586-0152

David does residential tree work of every kind: small pruning jobs, fruit tree care, risk mitigation trimming, and full removals, including crane jobs when a tree calls for it. He got into this work because he loves it. Big removals are satisfying because they're straightforward, and pruning is his favorite kind of investment, a little brainwork now for a healthier, better-looking tree for years to come.

When you want it done right!

Dave was really relaxed and easy to work with. We weren’t sure what the best option was to remove and replace a large tree in our front yard. He explained our options very well and didn’t apply any pressure, which was different from experiences we had with other tree services. He did a great job taking down our tree and then spent the rest of the day trimming the rest of our trees all for a very reasonable price. Then he and his crew stayed until after dark cleaning up and left our yard spotless. They treated our property very well and were fun to chat with as we watched them work. Having used several tree services in the past he was easily the best. - David S

When you call or text Tate's Tree Service, you're talking directly to David.

At Tate's Tree Service, we believe in honest work, fair pricing, and treating every yard like it's our own. Hands-on care and a commitment to doing the job right, from a single fruit tree pruning to a full crane removal. You can count on dependable service and results that speak for themselves.

TATE’S TREE SERVICE

Licensed & insured. Residential tree care throughout the Treasure Valley — pruning, removals, and everything in between.

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July 2026 Letter sent to All Members

All members were mailed Letters on 7/14/2026 to addresses on file.

If you didn't receive your letter please contact the Board and update your contact information.

Notice Of Violation Sent via Certified Mail to 2/3 of the Property Owners.

Please take action on the violation/s and rectify the violation/s before 8/15/2026.

Questions

If you have questions and call one of the Directors, understand they are not your Utility company, Amazon customer support. They are volunteers, HOA Members just like you are and their sole purpose is to fulfill the fiduciary responsibilities of the HOA Board to manage, uphold and enforce the CC&Rs that govern all properties within the boundaries of the Joliette Place Neighborhood Association Inc. that all Members are part of.

Check above & see if your property is in compliance.

Items that are lined-out

The hand written comments

"Lined-Out" Notate items that were corrected from last inspection.

*Click on the above inspection sheet every 2 seconds to hold it in place.

The hand written comments

Typed comments are issues that still need to be resolved from 1/14/26 and the hand written notes are new or additional issues that need attention as of 4/13/26.

*6 or 7 pics below are blurred due to TD.

If you would like to help

The hand written comments

If you would like to help

If you are a property owner in JPNA and would like to help with these quarterly inspections please check with a director.

*If you don't see your property below Click On "+Show More" below the last photo.

Almost half of the lawns in our Sub need work.

Pull or Spray?

For dandelions, spraying with a weed killer is generally more effective than simply "dinging" (likely referring to a physical removal method). Spraying allows for a more targeted and potentially permanent solution by targeting the roots, while hand-removal can leave root fragments behind, allowing for regrowth.

Watch the YouTube by clicking on the guy on the left.

Dinging (Hand-Removal):While physically removing dandelions can be effective for a small number of plants, it's often not a long-term solution. If any part of the taproot remains in the soil, the dandelion can regrow.
Spraying with Weed Killer:Using a herbicide that kills both the leaves and roots is a more comprehensive approach. The best time to spray is in the fall, when dandelions are transferring nutrients to their roots in preparation for winter, making the herbicide more effective at reaching and killing the root system.
Types of Weed Killers:Herbicides containing active ingredients like 2,4-D, dicamba, or triclopyr are common choices for dandelion control. Some natural options, like vinegar-based solutions, can also be effective, but may require multiple applications.
Spot Treatment:If dandelions are only in small patches, spot treating with a herbicide can be a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective approach than spraying the entire lawn.
Spray Collars:When spraying dandelions in mixed plantings, using a spray collar (like a plastic bottle with the top and bottom cut off) can help contain the herbicide and protect nearby plants.
Injuring the Plant:If dandelions have developed a waxy coating on their leaves, slightly scuffing them before spraying can help the herbicide penetrate the foliage.
MORE INFO. https://golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-to-get-rid-of-dandelions-in-your-lawn-for-good

What is an HOA and Who is the Joliette Place HOA?

First, all deeded owners’ in Joliette Place subdivision are members of Joliette Place Neighborhood Association Inc. making us all part of our Joliette Place HOA.

Our HOA is comprised of a board of directors who live in the community and are elected by our fellow residents. Our association’s primary function is to ensure all residents are adhering to body’s established rules, sometimes known as covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&R).

The duties and responsibilities of a HOA can vary, but most associations manage at least these three:

Setting a budget. Associations set a budget and ensure expenses related to shared amenities, regular upkeep, and maintenance are paid.
Addressing resident concerns. This can include resolving conflicts between residents or other external issues.
Establishing new rules. Although some don’t care for rules, they do ensure everyone in the community knows what to expect from their neighborhood. As issues arise, the HOA can create new rules to keep everyone happy and comfortable.

For higher-end developments right here in Boise, have additional responsibilities that include annual projects, planning community events, or even tougher enforcement procedures for violations with annual budgets over 100 times of that of ours.

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“A problem well stated is a problem half solved.” ... that is what we are doing here, will you help?

Joliette Place HOA documents are not public records in Idaho. The bylaws and other governing documents are kept with the HOA and are only accessible to HOA members by written request.

* (1) Subject to subsection (5) of this section and section 30-30-1103(3), Idaho Code, a member is entitled to inspect and copy, at a reasonable time and location specified by the corporation, any of the records of the corporation described in section 30-30-1101(5), Idaho Code, if the member gives the corporation written notice or a written demand at least fifteen (15) business days before the date on which the member wishes to inspect and copy.

Business records filed with the Idaho Secretary of State can be found by anyone online by conducting a Business Search on their website. Records include the Articles of Incorporation and other annual reports filed by the HOA.

We have a URL titled MEMBERS ONLY where we have a few of our association's documents accessible to all members of our HOA. If you are a member and would like to have access go to the Login page HERE and create an account. Please include your contact number even though it says optional for quicker access after confirmation.

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