Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Keep Calm and Plant On
For those residents of Garden Park that do not want the gardneners to “mess with” the garden area in front of their building, please contact Jennifer Carter at 801-471-1515 or jcarter303@gmail.com. She will provide a flag that can be placed in the area to let the gardeners know to stay away.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Parking Policy Reminder
This past weekend there were a few complaints from residents in stating that their parking spots had been parked in by others not allowed to. This post is just a quick reminder about our parking policies in Garden Park:
1. Every unit has two parking spots - one covered, and one uncovered. All assigned spots are marked with the unit number. If your unit number is missing, please let a HOA board member know so they can get that fixed.
2. NO ONE is allowed to park in the assigned spots unless it is their spot. If you want access to park in an assigned spot that isn't your own, you MUST obtain permission from the resident in the attached unit number. Even if a police officer or someone else gives you permission, you MUST still obtain permission from the resident. If a resident finds that someone has parked in their spots and permission was not given, the resident may have the vehicle towed.
3. Guests are allowed to park in any spot with green curbing on it and labeled Guest or Visitor. If a guest parks in a residents' parking spot, the car can be towed. Cars in guest parking should also not remain in said spot for more than three days at a time unless prior arrangements have been made with the HOA board.
4. Residents are not allowed to park to Guest parking. If a resident needs extra parking or needs to temporarily park in guest parking, please contact a member of the HOA board so arrangements can be made.
Again, this is just a reminder of the parking policies! If we all obey the parking rules, parking should never be an issue. If you have concerns or questions, please contact a member of the HOA board or use the Contact form at the bottom of this page. Thank you!
1. Every unit has two parking spots - one covered, and one uncovered. All assigned spots are marked with the unit number. If your unit number is missing, please let a HOA board member know so they can get that fixed.
2. NO ONE is allowed to park in the assigned spots unless it is their spot. If you want access to park in an assigned spot that isn't your own, you MUST obtain permission from the resident in the attached unit number. Even if a police officer or someone else gives you permission, you MUST still obtain permission from the resident. If a resident finds that someone has parked in their spots and permission was not given, the resident may have the vehicle towed.
3. Guests are allowed to park in any spot with green curbing on it and labeled Guest or Visitor. If a guest parks in a residents' parking spot, the car can be towed. Cars in guest parking should also not remain in said spot for more than three days at a time unless prior arrangements have been made with the HOA board.
4. Residents are not allowed to park to Guest parking. If a resident needs extra parking or needs to temporarily park in guest parking, please contact a member of the HOA board so arrangements can be made.
Again, this is just a reminder of the parking policies! If we all obey the parking rules, parking should never be an issue. If you have concerns or questions, please contact a member of the HOA board or use the Contact form at the bottom of this page. Thank you!
Monday, January 27, 2014
Ooo - That Is Smelly and HOA Meeting Information
There is no nice way to say it, but if you have a dog, please clean up after them after they do their business! While we all understand it isn’t any fun to clean, it is worse to step in it. And if you have a dog, you took on the commitment to not only clean up after them, but also agreed to abide by the rules of the complex. If we can all work together in this that would make everyone’s lives happier! If you don’t want to have to “touch” the dog doo, both Petsmart and Petco have some options to help you clean up the mess a little easier. And as a reminder, if you don’t clean up after your dog, there is a $100 fine per poop incident. And if you consider most dogs need to do their business at least three times a day that can add up to $300, so it is in your best interest to clean up after the pooch.
HOA Meetings
HOA meetings are held every month on the second Thursday at 7:00PM in the clubhouse. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you have something you would like discussed or brought up on the agenda, please contact Lacy Walter at 801-592-2944 (calls and texts welcome) or lacymnielsen@gmail.com. If you cannot reach Lacy, please contact another member of the HOA board so they can get the item added to the agenda! If you want something added to the agenda for the next meeting, the information must be sent to Lacy or another member of the HOA board by the Tuesday before the meeting. If not, it will be added to the next meeting after that.
Have a great month, everyone!
HOA Meetings
HOA meetings are held every month on the second Thursday at 7:00PM in the clubhouse. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you have something you would like discussed or brought up on the agenda, please contact Lacy Walter at 801-592-2944 (calls and texts welcome) or lacymnielsen@gmail.com. If you cannot reach Lacy, please contact another member of the HOA board so they can get the item added to the agenda! If you want something added to the agenda for the next meeting, the information must be sent to Lacy or another member of the HOA board by the Tuesday before the meeting. If not, it will be added to the next meeting after that.
Have a great month, everyone!
Monday, January 20, 2014
New Newsletter Post And Let's Be Friends!
We hope everyone is having a good month so far! We have uploaded the newsletter for January to the newsletter section! Go check it out! We will also be featuring the different newsletter topics on the blog this week as well! Today, we are going to address the topic of being civil and courteous to those we live with and near.
We all share and pay for the common areas of the neighborhood and we all live in close proximity to one another. As a result, sometimes there is going to be bad blood between fellow residents. Let’s all do what we can to be courteous and civil with one another. If there is a real problem or concern you have with another resident and you feel like some mediation needs to occur, please get with a member of the HOA committee to see what your best options are in resolving the matter. We want everyone living in Garden Park to feel welcome and feel safe in their own home and neighborhood.
A new topic will be posted tomorrow! If you ever have suggestions on how to make a the blog a happier place, please use the Contact form at the bottom of this page or you may send an e-mail to gardenparkhoa@gmail.com.
Have a great week, everyone!
We all share and pay for the common areas of the neighborhood and we all live in close proximity to one another. As a result, sometimes there is going to be bad blood between fellow residents. Let’s all do what we can to be courteous and civil with one another. If there is a real problem or concern you have with another resident and you feel like some mediation needs to occur, please get with a member of the HOA committee to see what your best options are in resolving the matter. We want everyone living in Garden Park to feel welcome and feel safe in their own home and neighborhood.
A new topic will be posted tomorrow! If you ever have suggestions on how to make a the blog a happier place, please use the Contact form at the bottom of this page or you may send an e-mail to gardenparkhoa@gmail.com.
Have a great week, everyone!
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