In case some were wondering why we drained the pool, we had an algae problem that required us to pressure wash the sides and bottom of the pool. It is almost refilled as of this afternoon. We will likely be covering it next week to keep the leaves out; they tend to plug up the skimmers.
Terry has a family member having heart surgery early tomorrow, so the office will be closed until Monday, October 5th.
You can drop assessment payments into the drop box; we will check it several times tomorrow.
- Open Board Meeting, October 1st, at 7 PM in the Association Office
- Agenda for the meeting: (Subject to change)
- Visitor Parking Permit enforcement and towing of unauthorized vehicles
- Adding parking spaces, cost vs benefits
- End of West Mountain Creek Drive
- End of West Townhouse Lane
- 3rd Quarter Financial Report
- Overgrown Trees on Homeowner Property
- Stripe Fire Lanes and Parking Areas
- Executive Session to Follow
- Agenda for the meeting: (Subject to change)
S&P Tree Services will be back early next week to remove a large tree near east Townhouse Lane that is splitting badly and poses a risk of falling onto the common area behind the Shop. Below are a few photos:
In addition to the vertical splits, there is a horizontal split on a very large limb.
Therefore, this tree will be removed entirely.
We will be planting a few trees in the fall to add some shade to that area.
The offer for homeowners to trim their trees in their back yards still stands, if we can get enough homeowners together to make 7-8 hours of work for the tree service. S&P will extend our special pricing to our homeowners. If we get 6 or so homeowners, the individual costs would be less than $300; try getting a tree professionally trimmed for that.
We have many residents who should take advantage of this special offer from S&P to prevent the City or the HOA from issuing citations or fines in the near future.
Our guys did a really good job on this!
There are some electrical problems on the West side, near the West Townhouse Lane area. I talked to the repair crew and it appears one of the underground supply wires is shorted out and blowing fuses on the pole. They will run a temporary wire until another crew can come in to dig up and replace the old wiring. This underground wiring is over 40 years old now; there has been a few wires replaced on East Mountain Lane last month.
We were totally inundated today with a huge amount of sofas, recliners, TV’s, mattresses and box springs, as well as other furniture and larger items. We had about 6 loads into the Compactor and then had to haul a few loads to the Land Fill. We simply could not pick it all up in one day.
We will be back picking up the remaining items on Friday.
Here’s a link to the September GP Pipeline newsletter: September 2015-1