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Inoperable Vehicles and those on street with Expired Tags
Posted on Aug 17th, 2021 Comments (0)
Greetings White Hill Square Homeowners!
 
Don’t forget our upcoming annual meeting on Saturday September 18 at Keehner Park. All homeowners will be receiving an invitation by mail to the meeting from our new partner and association manager, Eclipse Community Management.
 
Part of the mission of your HOA Board of Trustees and Eclipse is to maintain the beauty of our community. With this in mind, the Board would like to remind you “inoperable vehicles” cannot be parked or stored on any lot.  Examples would be cars with leaking fluid, flat tires or on jacks. When these vehicles are noticed, Eclipse will send a letter reminding you of the rule in our HOA documents. To avoid a letter, if you do not intend to drive the vehicle, please move it inside the garage or store the vehicle offsite.
 
For any homeowner with a vehicle on the street with expired tags, a reminder that all COVID-19 extensions have ended. If the expiration date on your driver license is March 9, 2020 and after, it is time to renew.  To renew your license plate, visit a deputy registrar license agency at https://bit.ly/3fTW02N by using the "Get In Line, Online "system at https://bit.ly/2Otx9r0 OR renew vehicle registrations online through BMV Online Services at https://bit.ly/3mCWD1R.
 
Thank you for your support and cooperation!
 
White Hill Square Board of Trustees
Protect Our Lakes and Ponds...Don’t Dump into Storm Drains
Posted on May 14th, 2021 Comments (0)
 
Your HOA maintains the retention ponds with aerators that pump oxygen in the water and we have hired Lake Doctors to help us maintain a healthy and clean bio-system in our retention ponds.  This includes monitoring the sediment that builds up over time at the bottom of the retention basins.  Lake Doctors treats our retention ponds with additives that digest the organic matter and control the build up of organic sediment.  We also seed our retention ponds with a fish that eats the grasses and other organic matter - keeping the depth at a healthy level.
 
Dredging our retention basins would cost several hundred thousand dollars...