I am proud to announce that at tonight's Board meeting, the Board of Directors voted UNANIMOUSLY to fund the lake restoration proposal given to us by Project C, a non-profit group whose mission is to "re-introduce" native fauna in our area. Please look out for upcoming dates for the volunteer "workshop" where we will learn HOW to do the installation of plants AND the date of the project installation...
Also, the Board voted today to create a new committee to handle deed restriction enforcement, freeing the Architectural Committee to approve residents' exterior improvements, draft rules and guidelines, and work more closely with homeowners'. The new committee is called the "Covenant Compliance Committee" (CCC) and our new team is hard at work learning the ins and outs of the deed enforcement process.
Whether you like it or not (most don't), enforcing deed restrictions is a mandatory duty of the Board and also 100% responsible for the beautiful appearance in our 30 year old community. I'll be honest - telling a neighbor that their lawn is looking ratty (too many weeds) or that the mold on their roof w/ small weeds growing in the gutters is unsightly isn't always easy. However, imagine you are trying to sell your home is this miserable economy - wouldn't you want your neighbors homes to look their best???? Of course.
Would you be so hesitant to tell them to fix their fence if your buyers kept mentioning the neighboring home with the dilapidated fence as the reason they didn't like yours???
If you want to make a difference in your home's value, let me know. We might have an open spot for you.
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