Welcome to Amador Pines Landowners Association
Friends and the community know us as APLO. We’re an association of over 600 properties located in the Amador Pines area of Amador County, off Route 88 and adjacent to and considered a part of Pioneer, California.
Amador Pines is a place that some call home, others a weekend retreat, and others just can’t get enough and are here more than they’re at their primary home. We’re in the mountains and surrounded by beautiful pine trees. You can relax and listen to nature plus an occasional chain saw or take in the many things to do. We’re in the heart of gold country.
APLO is commonly known as a Homeowner Association (HOA) and has Bylaws and CC&R’s. APLO is governed by an elected Board of Directors. All land owners within Amador Pines Units 2 and 5 are automatically members of APLO.
All properties within APLO pay an annual assessment used primarily for road maintenance, upkeep of common areas and for snow removal. APLO is a volunteer organization with many opportunities for landowners to serve should they desire. Volunteers serve on the Board, do road maintenance, operate snow removal equipment, clear brush and trees along our private roads and maintain our park and picnic area. Fill out our volunteer form if you are interested in helping out.
• If you’re interested in property located within Amador Pines Landowners Association and want to know about who we are and what we do, please visit our About Us page and review the CC&Rs on the Documents page.
Stay up to date with things happening in and around Amador Pines by joining Nextdoor. APLO makes no endorsement of Nextdoor. It’s an open forum social network for the neighborhood. Nextdoor is a privately held company and not affiliated with APLO. Join by clicking here.
Volunteers Make a Difference
Amador Pines Landowners Association (APLO) depends heavily on volunteers to meet the needs of our community. It doesn’t matter if you’re new to the neighborhood, been here for many years, live here year round, spend summers or winters here, or just visit now and then – there is always something that needs to be done. There are administrative functions that keep the association running smoothly and there are lots of outdoor needs for every skill level. From pruning and repairs to driving a snow plow or patching a road – there’s a place for you. Check with APLO and see where you can fit in.
APLO Nominations for Board of Directors
Are you interested in volunteering and serving as a Director for APLO? Do you enjoy problem solving and helping out our community? Are you interested in reviewing regulations and applying them to our association? If so, please consider throwing your hat in the ring for our upcoming election of Directors. We have 3 seats up for election this summer. The only requirements are that you are a member and in good standing on your dues.
If you are interested, please send an email to Sam Grimm and Clare Mercer. Our email addresses are
Submissions are due March 14, 2024
