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Are You Recycling Right?The Do’s and Don’ts of RecyclingThe recycling industry is experiencing high levels of contamination – trash in the recycling – at a time when the requirements for quality (clean recycling) are increasing due to new policies implemented by end markets for recyclable materials. Earlier this year, China began to limit the quality and quantity of material it accepts for recycling, impacting the recycling industry world-wide. As a result, our focus on quality is higher than ever, as we work to ensure the long-term sustainability of our recycling programs. When non-recyclable items (contamination) end up in the recycling, they have the potential to turn the entire load into trash, resulting in contamination and additional processing and disposal costs. IMPORTANTUnder West Fork Village and Waste Management service terms, we may be assessed contamination charges of up to $69.00 per yard (based on the size of the recycling container) for excess contamination found in the container during recycling collection. Please help our community putting the right items in the recycling containers
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We have two open positionsJuly 14, 2018 is our Annual Meeting at 10:00 AM; and we have two opening positions in our Board of Directors, we’d love to hear from you if you would like to be part of our Board of Directors. Tips for running for the Board of Directors: Being part of the HOA board can be a very rewarding experience. You get to help guide decisions that impact the community and make it a better place to live. You have the opportunity to make a positive difference. However, it also means handling difficult situations and putting in the time and energy to make things happen. It’s a give and take. Still, being on the board can be a wonderful opportunity and learning experience. If you’re thinking about running in the next election, here are a few things to keep in mind to boost your candidacy:
As you prepare your speech or letter to the community regarding your decision to run for a board position, take time to reflect. Consider what is most important for others to know and why they should vote for you. You want to garner support but also not make promises that are beyond your reach. Focus on practical measures and realistic goals to build trust. If you are elected to the board, take time to get to know your property manager and build positive relations. Article from https://kuester.com/tips-running-hoa-board/ |
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Did you know the Clubhouse has security cameras?Yes!! For our security we have 8 cameras installed within the Clubhouse, pool and spa areas; this help our facility to stay watched during the times management is not around. We still need your help if you see something that is happening isn’t right please let the manager know, you can email or write a complaint. Thanks for your help! |
Our Covenants motivate us to be a kind neighbor
15.15.2 No noxious, destructive, or offensive activity shall be carried on in any Unit or in the Common Elements or any part thereof, nor shall anything be done within the Project which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to any other Owner or to any person at any time lawfully using the Project.
15.15.3 No annoying lights, sounds, or odors shall be permitted to emanate from any Unit to any other portion of the Project. |
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If you have any ideas or suggestions about what we should cover in our following newsletters, please feel free to share them with us at generalinformation@westforkvillage.org Thank you for always helping out our community to be a great place to live…Your Executive Board of Directors |
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