Stonegate of Puyallup

07/13/2026

Did anyone lose a car keyfob in Stonegate near the main entrance recently? One was found near the 22nd St/23rd Ave entrance. Please PM this page with a note so I can get you in touch with the person who found it.
Thanks, Chris Swanson
Stonegate HOA

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07/08/2026

A couple more notes to pass along... It looks like many had a great 4th of July in the neighborhood, which is GREAT!. Please clean up leftover debris from fireworks that were in the street. It looks messy and anything metal could cause problems for car tires of residents who drive through Stonegate. ALSO.. a follow up on the note about lawn/yard maintenance.. please trim branches of trees in the planter strip in front of your lot. Many are hanging low and make it difficult to walk the sidewalks without ducking down or crouching. Those trees are part of each persons' front, side, and in some cases.. back yards. Thanks!

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07/02/2026

Hello everyone, just wanted to put out a reminder that each property owner needs to upkeep their yard and mow their lawn. This includes the planter strip in front of, or on the side of, your property. I know there's been some confusion as to who owns or maintains that area. Some new neighbors have said their real estate agent told them the HOA maintains it. Nope. That's your property and your trees that are inside that strip of grass or gravel.

The landscapers contracted with the homeowners association only mow and maintain the areas (or "tract" areas as they're known) that are common property areas such as the park, entrance to the pond, grass areas near the entrances to the neighborhood, and the hill just to the west of inside the main entrance.

I know a lot of people don't like HOA's, but this is why they exist. Maintain your yard, side yard (including the planter strips between the sidewalk and street curb) and the entire neighborhood is a much nicer looking place. Thanks!

05/31/2026

Postal boxes continue to get broken into in Stonegate. This past week, we got word from a neighbor that a bill that they put in the outgoing mail slot of their box, had the check stolen and fraudulently cashed. For the time being, we advise residents not to use the outgoing mail slots on our boxes. It is up the USPS to change the locks on these, since it is their key/lock combos that have been compromised.. BUT it is also the outgoing mail slot boxes that seem to be getting popped open by thieves as well. We realize this is an inconvenience for everyone, especially those with mobility issues that can't drive to the post office to safely mail items away. If someone needs help having items dropped in a safe mailbox, please send a message to this page. I (Chris Swanson) will do my best to help. Thanks

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05/21/2026

UPDATE on the new neighborhood going in behind/to the northeast of Stonegate.

It appears the new development will be built soon behind Stonegate after nearly 8 years of applications and environmental arguments. "Sunset Pointe" was approved by the City of Puyallup planning department and will be approved by the Hearing Examiner following today's public hearing at City Hall.

10 of their 18 Lots/houses (55%) will have to come through Stonegate to access their neighborhood. I went to the meeting Wednesday in person, and asked that the City install either stop signs or yield signs at the intersections of:
22nd Street SE & 22nd Avenue SE (the bottom of the small hill you drive down when you come in the main entrance of Stonegate) and;
the intersection of 22nd Avenue Court SE and 22nd Avenue SE (the small road that connects the 'dual cul-de-sacs' in the easternmost portion of Stonegate to the rest of our neighborhood) which is about 6 houses down from our playpark.

The City was NOT required to do a Traffic Mitigation Study because the new development isn't big enough to legally force one to be done, so the City didn't. In short, they say there won't be enough extra cars going in/out/through Stonegate to warrant a study or any signs. Disappointing, because they City *could* force the developer to pay for these (instead of us taxpayers) but is basically choosing not to.

It has been the position of the Stonegate HOA Board in the past, that these two intersections ALREADY needed either Yield or Stop signs BEFORE this development was unveiled. Now we need it more, but the City is essentially saying no.

The remaining 8 lots of Sunset Pointe will access their neighborhood from 19th Avenue SE which is the road that is the northernmost border of Stonegate. The City says 21st Street SE (the very steep road with the barriers) will not be reopened. My belief is that it will someday, but only if a developer pays for the necessary widening and upgrades needed. That's probably 20-30 years away.. if ever.

05/01/2026

Ready for the annual Stonegate garage sale again? It's coming.. June 12th & 13th. Our thanks to Zack for organizing this once more. You'll see more info in the coming month.

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04/09/2026

Hey everyone, reminder to pick up dog p**p when you're walking your dog. Bags aren't expensive, the effort is not tough. This is one of those 'once again' reminders, that shouldn't have to be a reminder, but somehow is... again. Thanks.

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