The site features news, meeting minutes, association documents, communications, rules, community information, projects and resources, maps, weather, photos, forms, a calendar, self service tools, and more features are frequently added.

The website will be updated frequently with the latest documents, news, calendar events, and more.

You can visit the site on your computer, laptop, tablet, or smart phone for updates and more, on your schedule!

Wednesday, May 15th, 2024 9:00 am in the Clubhouse

Agenda:

• Roll Call
• Review of previous meeting minutes
• Election
• Adjourn

Additional details can be found on our website and is being mailed to the owners.

Residents and owners frequently ask how thieves get into our secure building to break into cars?

The answer is simple... we let them in!

Read more and watch the video on our website!

You can set post and expiration dates on Newsboard Articles so they automatically add and remove themselves on the appropriate dates.

Learn more about how the Newsboard Sorts: https://condosites.com/help/newsboardsorting.php

Check out these ideas for Newsboard Articles: https://condosites.com/help/newsboardarticlegallery.php

Our parcel lockers fill up quickly! Please pickup your packages as quick as you can so that we can make lockers available for other residents.

Cardboard boxes and large items get stuck and that creates a block in the trash chute.

Hurricane Windy is getting closer! Management has taken all possible steps to secure items around the building and many residents have evacuated. Now we wait.

Here is the most recent image from NOAA on the path of Hurricane Windy.

Power is out for a lot of people in Florida. You can check to see if you are among them on the FPL website. The link below will take you directly to the status page on their website.

You'll need some basic account information to complete their form.

Did you know that water and sewer is our largest expense on the budget? It represents 15% of your monthly dues.

By contrast, Property Management is one of our smallest. It represents only 2% of your monthly dues.

Help keep monthly dues low by conserving water! Shorten showers, use dishwashers, and make sure your toilet isn't leaking. Let us all do our part.

Have you seen the new yellow bins in the garage next to the blue recycle bins? They are for Organics Recycling; as now required by California law.

A cheat-sheet showing acceptable items for Organics and Recycling is available on the website.

Items you should place in these bins include:

Budgeting is one of the most difficult areas for any board to control.  Increases to utilities, engaging 3rd party vendors, and unplanned repairs and expenses can all bloat a budget.  Through the engagement of utility conservation, preventative maintenance programs, budget audits, and improved operational efficiencies, the current board of directors has been able to curb the year-over-year increases in dues.

Is it time for a new mailbox lock? You can order one via Amazon and replace it yourself with just a pair of pliers.

The new locks are a perfect match for the old locks and are easy to replace. They come with two keys and are under $10.

Your pets are an important part of your family, so be sure to register them on the website. By doing so they will be visible in the pet directory which your neighbors can use to get Fido home in the event they get away without your knowledge.

If Fuzz does get away and you do know about it, you can log onto the website and tag your loved one as lost. A lost pet appears on the website's Newsboard so your neighbors can be on the look out.

You can now pay your homeowner dues online through the website.

Once you login, simply click the Pay Your Homeowner Dues link at the top of the Documents and Links column and you'll be redirected automatically.

Get ready for movie night, every 1st Saturday of the month at 8pm on the common lawn.  This month we will be showing the 1980 commedy, Airplane! Staring Robert Hayes, Julie Hagerty, and Leslie Nielsen.

Just as it’s essential to have a smoke detector in each of your unit's bedrooms hallway, you’d be wise to install leak detectors in places where water damage could start: the laundry closet, behind your toilets, behind your fridge, and under your kitchen sink. By catching water early, you help avoid costly damage and insurance claims for you, your neighbors, and the HOA.

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