About Us
Mission Statement
Highland Spring Country Club’s Board of Directors is dedicated to safeguarding our planned community for seniors through effective use of our resources, protecting our investments through judicious fiscal policies and enhancing our services and amenities for the maximum enjoyment of all homeowners.
Welcome to Highland Springs Country Club
Highland Spring Country Club’s Board of Directors is dedicated to safeguarding our planned community for seniors through effective use of our resources, protecting our investments through judicious fiscal policies and enhancing our services and amenities for the maximum enjoyment of all homeowners.
Golf Course
Our 9-hole championship golf course offers a challenging and enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. Designed by renowned architect, our course features breathtaking views, well-manicured fairways, and pristine greens.
Highland Springs Country Club Board of Directors
President
Rhea Weber - Rhea and Cal moved to HSCC in 1993. Rhea retired in 1992 from Baxter International Healthcare as a manager for their Information Systems for the Western United States. She has held all positions on the Golf Managing Board as well as serving on the Board of Directors as Secretary, CFO, V. P. and currently President. Rhea continues to be co-editor of the Breeze. Rhea is committed to listening to all ideas and suggestions with an open mind and will make decisions which will be best for the entire community.
vICE pRESIDENT
Debra Cave - I have been a resident of Highland Springs CC since December 2021. Working for 2 large Health Industry corporations in management for 30 years, I will be drawing on my leadership and business knowledge to promote Highland Springs Country Club as an established community as well as help guide the community in facing new challenges as the needs change due to growth. I believe in open communication and transparency to remain informed, and make the best decisions that will benefit the community, keeping within the parameters of the HOA guidelines. To be successful, it is important to be able to listen and ask questions. In doing so, I invite all residents to be involved in the community.
Treasurer
Patricia Aspan - I have been a resident of Highland Springs CC for 8 ½ years and served on the Finance Committee then appointed HSCC Treasurer in 2011. I retired from Yucaipa Valley Water District in October 2010 after 26 1/2 years of service to the community. I held the position of Administrative Manager overseeing the Accounting and Customer Service employees. I was responsible for the preparation of the monthly Financial Statements and Board of Directors' memorandum reporting the activity for the month. I interacted in the daily operations of the Water District's income and expenses and always looked out for its best interest as well as the customer's. I look forward in helping the community I now live in with some of my working experiences and controls.
Secretary
Mark Aguilar-I have been a resident of Highland Springs Country Club for over 10 years.
I am on the Emergency Preparedness Committee as the block captain for the past couple years, I’m on the Golf Management Board and I’m part of a team in the process of developing a Security System or neighborhood watch for the community.
I would like to see continuing upgrades and improvements to the community along with offering amenities residents may want. Community involvement is the key to our success!
Director at Large
Lee Fashempour - I have been a resident of Highland Springs Country Club for ten years. I love our small community. I have noticed over time, that our thirty-year-old community has aged, I feel that upgrading our amenities is necessary to keep our property values increasing. I have been heavily involved with improving and upgrading our community. As chairman of the Clubhouse committee, I see the need to advance in making improvements and appreciate the opportunity to add my voice to these goals