Maintenance Committee

The purpose of the Maintenance Committee is to identify and prioritize matters related to the maintenance, repair and replacement of building structures, facilities, streets and other physical assets that are Association responsibility.

The Association is responsible for maintaining these building and common area assets with the costs of maintenance supported by the dues paid by each homeowner:
  • Building Components: exterior building surfaces, roofs, gutters/downspouts, decks, balconies, stairs and railings, including structural support, utility doors and pedestrian garage doors
  • Site Components: private streets, walks, area lighting, fences, entry monuments, standard entry gates, communal mailboxes, water service valves & regulators and related plumbing fixtures on the exterior (excluding hose bibs), slab and pipes located within the building slab, mutually shared sewer lines
  • Recreational Components: pool and spa, tennis courts, clubhouse

Our Association is growing older – and not always gracefully. Dry rot, leaking pipes, water intrusion, and even some structural defects seem to be the order of the day. The Board is committed to protecting and maintaining the value of our property.  We need your help to do so and to avoid a “band-aid” mentality.
Committee Chair
Tom Harkenrider

Board Liaison 
Steve Padula
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Members
John Schaefer
Bruce Schell
What can you do?

1. Volunteer! We welcome all residents to join the maintenance committee. If you have any experience in construction, design, or architecture, that’s even better.

2. Physically inspect the components of our community. Whether it’s your own unit or a separate element you notice, contact the management company if you feel that a repair is necessary.

3. Be patient. The Board will make a studied determination on when a situation requires remedy. We have prioritized the components and address safety concerns on an emergency basis.

4. Be responsible.  Carry insurance, understand what you as a Homeowner are accountable for, and provide regular maintenance checks and repairs on your unit.

Preventive Maintenance Builds Value

You may find links to the CC&Rs, Rules & Regulations, Architectural Standards, Fine Schedule, and more on the FORMS page.