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Maybe not that gaudy, but please share your thoughts. Like anything else, we're looking for the best quality for better than the best price!
Updating our Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions will facilitate our goal of lowering our annual dues back to the same amount we had in 2000 if we are able to self-manage.
The world outside is getting stranger. As we are lucky to live in a small neighborhood, we need to know our neighbors as we never know when we may need their help or them ours.
Waste & Trash pick up at Joliette Place is usually Wednesdays between 6 to 8 a.m.
More info: https://www.republicservices.com/
Joliette Place is a small HOA with only 36 members. More people decide to rent property from within homeowners associations. To date, about a third of the 36 homes in our association are rentals.
Joliette Place HOA expects both the renter and Member/homeowner to abide by the regulations. Landlords must enforce the community's rules when tenants lease property from them. As homeowners are responsible for tenants' violations, homeowners should provide rental agreements with HOA rules to tenants. These legal documents ensure renters comply with our association's regulations.
We all would like to live our lives in peace, pay your dues and not be bothered with the everyday management of the subdivision. Your board feels the same.
Our goal as the board is the same as all of the association members:
How do we obtain what we want?
The primary purpose of an HOA is to protect property values and maintain common elements of the community. To cover the cost of maintenance, the community association may impose mandatory fees upon association members. In the event of account delinquency, the homeowners’ association can place liens on property to recover lost income.
HOA board members serve the association without getting paid; members serve as volunteers who can’t receive a salary, compensation, or any form of financial benefit.
they like all of us, desire some of the same things in life. The board's first and foremost goal is to protect all members' property values and maintain common elements of the community. We all want to live in a friendly, safe and clean neighborhood. All of us should aspire to make Joliette Place better.
As of December 2023, we are again self-managing our HOA, and the board is asking for your help by your volunteering on a committee and bringing your ideas with solutions to make Joliette Place a better place to live and pursue happiness. (Click Here for Details)