Mountain Cove Homeowners Association
This blog has been created by the HOA board to increase communication with the community it serves. Please visit our security blog (link on right side) to report criminal activity in our communtiy.
Welcome Mountain Cove Homeowner
The Mountain Cove Homeowners Board has created this blog to have another avenue of communication with the residents of Mountain Cove subdivison. We are going to make some major decisions that will affect our community in the near future and we want to make sure we reach all of you so you can give us your input on those decisions. Please subscribe to this blog so you don't miss important information regarding those issues and a chance to affect the outcome.
Enid Grigg
President - MCHOA
Enid Grigg
President - MCHOA
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Sunday, April 1, 2012
General Meeting Results
The March 20 general meeting was a disappointment as far as attendance goes. Besides the board members present we only had a handful of residents. Here is the audio from the meeting. We had important decisions to make and it's a shame it was left to so few to make them. Unless our financial participation goes up in the next month the decision that was made on Saturday will remain our only course of action.
Audio is here
Audio is here
Friday, March 9, 2012
Spring is Coming!
If it isn't already here and we are thinking about cleaning up the winter debris and questioning whether we have enough interest to continue to renovate and fill the pool for the summer. Here is an image of what it will continue to look like, and probably get worse, unless we can all come up with the funds to finish it.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Happy New Year!
As 2011 comes to a close the board would like to thank you for your support this year. Village Defense has been a success and for our community that means a safer future to look forward to. We still need more participation to make our neighborhood even safer and a by- product of that means increased communication should we need to contact all of you in case of an emergency.
The pool is still being renovated during the winter months and will be ready for painting in the spring. Our pool company will be painting the pool in March and if we have the money to pay the contract for the summer it will be opened. This depends on how many of you decide to pay the association dues. We will be having a general meeting in early spring to decide if we can open the pool. In any case it will be ready to open when we do have the funds.
We hope you all had a great holiday and wish you a happy new year!
The pool is still being renovated during the winter months and will be ready for painting in the spring. Our pool company will be painting the pool in March and if we have the money to pay the contract for the summer it will be opened. This depends on how many of you decide to pay the association dues. We will be having a general meeting in early spring to decide if we can open the pool. In any case it will be ready to open when we do have the funds.
We hope you all had a great holiday and wish you a happy new year!
Monday, July 18, 2011
Pool Closed for Renovations
The pool is closed for renovations until spring of next year. We will not be filling it before the winter so we don't have to maintain the chemistry over the winter and that will reduce our utility cost. A big thank you to all of you who came out early in the summer to help with the patching. Unfortunately as the summer wore on and residents went on vacation and got busy with other things and we couldn't get up enough volunteers to help with the painting. We had to make the decision to let the pool maintenance company do the painting and the rest of the renovation work next spring. We will be opening the pool early next year and will leave it open longer as long as we have the continued financial support from the community.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Kittens will soon need a home
In the next couple of weeks I will be posting pictures of the new feral kittens that will need a good home. There are 6 babies and are about 3 weeks old. When they are 6-8weeks old they can be taken away from their mother and adopted. Getting them so early assures that all of their feralness will dissappear with your loving care. Jim and I have just adopted 2 ourselves and they are just as tame as the ones we had inside. the kittens are very healthy and if you want to come by and see them give me a call.
We're half way through summer
And its time to remind you to pay your homeowners fees. If you have already paid thank you!
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