A quorum is the smallest number of homeowners who must be at a meeting before business can be conducted. State law tells us what that minimum number is for your association. It’s relatively low, but most associations still have a tough time getting to it. It’s a common problem in many associations.
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Preserving your yard in a traditional method isn’t always the “greenest” endeavor. Whether it’s using chemical-laden pesticides and fertilizer or working with greenhouse gas-producing lawn tools, some methods of lawn upkeep can be tough on the environment.
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With more carbon monoxide deaths being seen in the news, we would like to inform homeowners of the importance of being educated about carbon monoxide safety.
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Winter is HERE! We love our pets, so keeping them safe in the wintertime should be a top priority. See below for some friendly reminders detailing how you can ensure your pet stays warm, happy and out of harm’s way even on the dreariest of winter days.
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It's that time of year! A lot of homeowner association annual meetings fall in this time of year. If you cannot make your association's annual meeting, it is very important to submit a proxy.
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Most associations have a robust landscaping budget, but the practical purposes accomplished by quality landscaping makes it money well spent. Landscaping can save money. Substituting perennial ground cover for grass greatly reduces maintenance, and drought-tolerant plants reduce water costs. Shrubs and trees screen unsightly utility boxes, trash areas or an unfortunate view. They also make effective sound barriers and privacy screens.
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