Homeowners

Q: How do I pay my annual dues?

​A: Each homeowner is responsible for paying their annual dues. Dues are not paid by mortgage escrow accounts.  

The 2023 Annual Dues amount is $370 per household.  Invoices are mailed to each homeowner  and payment is due by February 24th, 2023.  Follow the instructions on the invoice to pay by Zelle or mail your check to the HOA mailing address at

 Pine Lake Estates HOA

 3020 Issaquah-Pine Lake Rd, #565.

 Sammamish, WA 98075

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Q: What are some of the things that we should do in the spring to make our places look nicer and prepare for the growing season?

A: Spring & Summer means it’s time to keep yards mowed, hedges trimmed and weeds controlled.  Also keep the front walk clean and free of weeds, please. Each owner is responsible for keeping weeds out of the sidewalk and cleaning clippings and debris in front of their property. This keeps the neighborhood looking well maintained.  Maintenance of exterior hardscape such as light posts, fountains, pedestals and other items are also important to maintain.

Q: Do we have to get approval for painting our house?

​A: The Architectural Committee review is required for many types of exterior projects.  These projects include house painting, roof replacement, exterior trim and construction changes and other modifications to the houses.

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Q: When is the annual picnic and how can I help?

​A: The annual Pine Lake Estates picnic takes place at Ebright Park, generally on the first weekend following Labor Day.  

Q: Am I a member of the Pine Lake Homeowners Association?

A: All homeowners within Pine Lake Estates belong to the PLE Homeowners Association. Each January we conduct our annual homeowners meeting to discuss the budget, community issues and exchange information

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Q: Do we have a map of the neighborhood?

A: Yes, you can see the plat map here on the Landscape Committee section.

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Q: What should be done about HOA tree branches hanging over into my property?

A: Many HOA trees grow near homeowners' properties.  Branches and roots on an HOA tree that reach into an owner's yard can be removed up to the property line by the owner at their own expense.  The owner cannot, however, remove branches/roots past the property line or cause significant harm to the tree.   If you are aware of a hazardous HOA tree that you believe to be a possible threat to your property, please contact the HOA board.

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Q: How can I set up a login to see the resident directory?

A:  Below are step by step directions for logging into the resident directory. 

1. Go to the Homeowners tab and click on the resident directory button, then click on create an account.  Your email address must match the one you provided to the HOA. 
2. Fill in your name and email address. You will receive an email with a link in about 5 minutes . 
3. Click on the link to  set up a password. 

This is a one time process. Once you have created an account and  password you will have access to the resident directory.

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