Pleasant View Homeowner’s Association
Please join us on Aug 17, 2026 at Bailey’s Coffee Shop for the next board meeting.
| BOARD OF DIRECTORS More on the board can be found here. |
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| Claudia Hall – claudiaandtom@bresnan.net | President |
| Mary Pheifer – MaryP@PleasantViewHomes.org | Vice President/Neighborhood Watch |
| Steve Schmidt – SteveS@PleasantViewHomes.org | Secretary |
| Marissa McCrea – marissab09@gmail.com | Treasurer |
| Rebecca Dawson – beccadawson1@gmail.com | Director |
| Jaden LaBare – labare23@gmail.com | Director/Covenants |
| Shelly Hibbert – shellyannhibbert@gmail.com | Director |
| James Ott – James.ott.74@gmail.com | Director |
| Aaron Pagniano – aaron@exitrealty.com | Director |
| Jean Graham – englandspleasantviewhoa@gmail.com | Bookkeeper |
~IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS~
💰HELP SUPPORT FUNDING FOR PLEASANT VIEW PARK PHASE II DEVELOPMENT
James Ott, a Pleasant View resident and new member of the board, has created a petition to help get funding to for improvements to Pleasant View Park. (large city park at Lexington Ave and O’Shaughnesy St). Please click the Change org link below for more details. If you agree – please sign the petition!
https://www.change.org/p/fund-pleasant-view-park-phase-ii-development
💰 HOA FEES & AUTOMATIC WITHDRAWS
Have you considered enrolling for automatic fund transfer (ACH) to have HOA payments sent automatically from your bank? Contact Jean Graham, jeang@PleasantViewHomes.org for more information.
🌳 BOULEVARD TREES
A reminder that the boulevard trees belong to the city of Missoula, even though the homeowner is responsible for their normal care (watering, bug spraying, etc.) Your board can’t stress enough that everyone needs to treat the trees in your care. A product that works very well is Bio Advanced Tree and Shrub Protection & FeedIf you have a boulevard tree that has been damaged, has died or if you notice that you have a tree that hangs over the sidewalk or street, please contact our HOA President – Claudia Hall: ClaudiaH@PleasantViewHomes.org.
⛵ CAMPERS, TRAILERS, BOATS & RVs
The HOA enforces covenants based on phase number and location.Because the covenants differ across the five phases of Pleasant View, the rules for recreational vehicles, trailers, and boats depend on which phase your home is in. If you are not sure which phase applies to your address, contact the Board.
Original and No. 2 — recreational vehicles, trailers, and boats may not be parked on the street for more than 24 hours. Storage on the lot is limited to what is not visible from the street.
No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 — recreational vehicles, trailers, and boats may not be parked on the street for more than 48 hours in any calendar week. Outdoor storage on the lot — including in the driveway — is not permitted. These vehicles must be stored inside a garage or off the subdivision entirely.
All phases — Missoula City ordinance controls parking on public streets. Ordinance 10.22.060 sets a general 5-day (120-hour) limit on any vehicle. Missoula’s Vehicle Camping Ordinance (Chapter 12.60) separately allows longer-term parking of RVs and campers on the street with a city-issued vehicle camping permit, subject to city rules. Because the HOA does not enforce on public streets, questions or complaints about vehicles on the street should be directed to the City of Missoula. Please visit the covenants page for more details: PVHOA Covenants
If you need them there a little longer, please email us and let us know why: ClaudiaH@PleasantViewHomes.org
NEVER place an extension cord across a sidewalk. This is a violation and can be reported to the City Police.
🚗 INOPERABLE OR UNLICENSED VEHICLES
Inoperable or unlicensed vehicles must be stored inside a garage or off the subdivision. Storing them outdoors on your lot — including in the driveway — is a covenant violation (Article II, Section 9). Vehicles left on the street may also be tagged for removal by the city.
🚨 SLOW DOWN
Please watch your speed around the neighborhood! Ask yourself, if a child runs into the street between parked cars, will you be able to stop in time? Please drive slower to keep all our neighbors safe!
🐶 DOGS & CHICKENS 🐔
Dog licenses are required for dogs living within the city limits. Also, if you have more than 2 dogs, a permit is required.
A permit is also required for anyone raising chickens within city limits. You can license your dog online HERE. More information can be found at their website located HERE
🔒 DETERRING VANDALISM & THEFT
Please turn on your porch lights, garage lights, back yard lights, lock your car doors and remove all valuables from your car to deter vandalism and theft.
~INFORMATION~
📞 IMPORTANT NUMBERS
9-1-1: If you have a current emergency situation or are witnessing an active crime, call 911.🐶 DOGS
We live within the city limits and there is a leash law in Missoula. When walking or running with your pet, they must be on a leash.Please don’t let your dogs run loose in your yard unless you have a closed fence. Not everyone wants to say hello, pet, be chased or be jumped on by your pet. For some, that can be quite frightening.
Protect your pet by keeping them contained – no matter how friendly you think your pet is.
Please pick up any messes left by your pets, especially in our neighborhood parks and greenways. If your dog frequently uses the green-way behind your house, it is your responsibility to pick up after it. There are several dog bag stations throughout the neighborhood.
🛠 🚧 SIDEWALK MAINTENANCE
According to the City Code the duties of a property owner is to keep their sidewalks in good repair. It is the further intent of the City Council that any homeowner who fails to keep their sidewalk in good repair may be liable for the actual cost for the City to repair.
🏠 EXTERIOR HOME WASHING
Does your home have little brown spots? Do you have other pressure washing needs? Call Ron’s Pressure Washing: 406-240-0002. Ron lives in our neighborhood, is licensed and insured. He does driveways, sidewalks, decks, porches and house exteriors.
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