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Notes from the Board – September

SWIMMING POOL
Plans are to close the pool for the season the middle of September; however, it is a bit weather dependent.
Jakob Dreisbach, Pool Chair

FINANCIALS
If you received a past due notice from Cedar Management regarding your monthly association dues, do not be alarmed. Due to a few glitches in the system, some statements were sent out in error. However, on the positive side, by individuals receiving these notices you have helped us identify problems that we were unaware of during the transition of management companies.
Please note, those who set up their personal Vine account can go online, make payments, set them up to draft automatically each month and track their payments in real time. Also, payments are received and applied more quickly by Cedar.
As we know, our payments are due the first of each month. If you are mailing your payments you need to factor in that mailing time and personal posting times are all factors in when your payment will appear on your statement. If you send in checks late in
the month, they could easily appear to be be late. Kaye Owenby and I are working to resolve any concerns and discrepancies in this area. If you have questions concerning your account, feel free to let either of us know.
One last reminder, for the remainder of 2023, our monthly association fees are $223.00.
Joan Long, Treasurer

ARCHITECTURE
We have almost completed work on decks for Units 1712 and 1713 and should be finished by the middle of next week.
There are safety issues with the retaining wall between Units 1711 and 1712 that will require attention.
Pressure washing will begin on Building 9 on Labor Day, September 4.
Skylights for Unit 1719 have arrived and will be installed during cooler weather.
A water issue at Unit 1752 is being taken care of.
The needed clean-up of a common area is also being addressed.
Larry Miller, Architecture Chair


LANDSCAPING
Our tree company has been delayed by all the storm damage from several weeks ago. Hopefully by the time you read this, they will have been here and trimmed up some of our trees. Fall is just around the corner and leaves will begin falling. The landscapers will try to keep the leaves compacted in piles awaiting the City pickup, but we are last on the city pickup list, so please be patient.
Kaye Owenby, Landscaping Chair

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