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• Traveling for the holidays? Don't forget to set your thermostat to 65 degrees to prevent your pipes from freezing.  The fluctuating temperatures have caused water pipes in several condominium units to burst.  Practice the following tips if you are planning on leaving for the holidays:

  • Keep the heat on: Set your thermostat to between 60-65 degrees to keep your water pipes that are inside your unit and in the utility closet from freezing.

  • Let the faucets drip: Allow a small trickle of water to flow from faucets, especially in the bathrooms facing exterior walls.

  • Open cabinet doors: Expose pipes under sinks to warmer air by opening cabinet doors.

• The Condominium Board holds its meetings on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM.  Board meetings are open to all residents and unit owners. Meetings are held telephonically. Please refer to the Calendar of Events page for information for the telephone number or link to join the meeting. 

• Condominium Board takes action questioning how the HOA spends funds. Then the Condominium received a letter...from the HOA's lawyers.  In December 2022 the Condominium's Board of Directors wrote to the HOA questioning the use of HOA General Assessment funds paid by condominium owners for the trash collection service provided to townhome and single family homeowners. The Condominium Board also sought answers about the use of General Assessment funds for the payment of county assessments for the townhome neighborhood's private streets and alleys.   Read why the Condominium Board believes the HOA should change its practices and the response from the HOA's lawyers. 

• Application for Parking Permits: New or Replacement

• Pet Etiquette

• Trash & Recycling

• Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station

• Notice of Loss to be furnished to the Condominium in cases of damage or casualty loss

• Certificates of Insurance: Instructions for downloading condominium Certificates of Coverage

• Architectural Control Standards and Applications for Changes (ARC)