Homeowners in one Coachella Valley neighborhood say they're paying for something they're not getting. Dead landscaping around the perimeter of the Desert Trace Community, also called The Sandstone Collection at Shadow Hills in Indio, has many residents upset. They say landscaping issues haven't been resolved for at least two years. Residents are paying nearly One-Hundred-Dollars a month in association dues which is typically used for maintenance. Nicol Herris, President of the Desert Trace Homeowners Association, says 80% of homeowners have complained about landscaping and although they are valid concerns, the perimeter landscaping is not the HOA's responsibility. She adds that the exterior landscaping is under the developer’s jurisdiction, which is Century Vintage. Century Vintage says they were working with the HOA to resolve the issue.