The newsletter provides reminders about the next board meeting, condo office hours, and encourages residents to participate in proposed crime watch programs. It thanks residents who voted in favor of an amendment regarding rights of first refusal for units. It provides some general safety tips and rules regarding unit maintenance and noise. It also announces the availability of a library in the clubhouse for residents to borrow books.
The newsletter provides reminders about the next board meeting, condo office hours, and encourages residents to participate in proposed crime watch programs. It thanks residents who voted in favor of an amendment regarding rights of first refusal for units. It provides some general safety tips and rules regarding unit maintenance and noise. It also announces the availability of a library in the clubhouse for residents to borrow books.
The newsletter provides reminders about the next board meeting, condo office hours, and encourages residents to participate in proposed crime watch programs. It thanks residents who voted in favor of an amendment regarding rights of first refusal for units. It provides some general safety tips and rules regarding unit maintenance and noise. It also announces the availability of a library in the clubhouse for residents to borrow books.
November 16, 2010 CONDO OFFICE HOURS Please Re-Cycle! M–W—F 7: 00 to Noon Display Parking Permit T—Th 7:00 to 3:00 Vicki Neale, CAM Know your neighbors Office: (954) 318-7621 Join us at Facebook! Fax: (954) 318 –7621 Cell: (954) 296-3418 • REVIEW OF SOME theharvest@fdn.com GENERAL RULES Proposed Amendment Passes! • Windows and doors, if Thanks to all the residents Just a few tips: covered, must be cur- THANKS TO ALL THE OWNERS who attended the October 19, WHO RETURNED THEIR BAL- 2010 Board Meeting. We had Keep car doors locked tained or draped with a good turnout to hear Officer LOTS LAST MONTH. OUR Lock home doors and standard neutral type CONDO DOCS ARE NOW Tiffany Richards of the Davie Police Department give us windows coverings AMENDED AND WE HAVE ―RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL!‖ safety tips. Email the office if Don’t leave personal • Units must be kept in a you are interested in partici- items like bicycles, stroll- pating in a Crime Watch Pro- ers, toys and other be- good state of preserva- gram. Officer Richards indi- longings outside or in tion and cleanliness cated that she would join the places like porches and Crime Watch meetings and patio areas • No immoral, improper, give us updates on any crimi- If somebody knocks on offensive or unlawful nal activity in our area. your door, check who it use shall be made of the Emergency - Use 911 is before opening it condominium property Non-emergency — Use (954) Don’t keep large sum of 693-8200 cash with you • No unit owner, or les- REPORT ALL INCIDENTS see, shall make or per- mit any noise that will CHECK OUT OUR LIBRARY disturb or annoy the occupants of other units Do like any of these authors: library fees and we won’t Danielle Steel, Stephen King, mind if you don’t return the • No towels, bathing ap- John Grisham, Tom Clancy, books. We also accept parel, linens or other Nora Roberts or Clive Cussler? donations. Just stop by the objects are to be dried Are you a self-help guru? Are Clubhouse during office or hung on balconies, you a fan of Reader’s Digest hours. Or, come early or catwalk railings, fences Condensed Books? Well, stay late when we have a or screening check out The Harvest Library Board Meeting. . in the Clubhouse. Hey! No