Amy Cohen
Lisa Grove
Tim Kalcevic
David Stafford
Adam Werth
Meetings are held every month at 7:00 p.m.
All homeowners are welcome!
Meeting Agendas will be posted on this website and on the Community Board outside of the Clubhouse approximately 2 days prior to each monthly meeting.
Board Meeting: The next board meeting will be on Tuesday, November 17 at 7PM. Access the Zoom link on the Board Meetings page.
Annual Meeting: A letter was sent to all homeowners the week of October 25 that contains the following information:
Date and time of the Annual Meeting.
A notice of an Assessment increase, Rules and Regulation changes, and adopting of a new Assessment Collection Policy.
If interested in running for the Board, please turn in the candidate form that was mailed to you by November 10.
All information that is communicated to the homeowners can also be found on the Annual Meeting page.
Decorative Lighting: The recent trend that's been going around is that homeowners are placing exterior lighting all around their house other than the basic lighting that's already installed. While there aren't any Rules or Regulations in place yet, please be considerate to your neighbors by doing the following:
Placement of the Lights: Try to angle the lighting so that it doesn't aim into your neighbors windows.
Flashing and Strobe Effects: Please disable any rapid flashing, strobe, or heavy blinking settings as this will help those that are sensitive to flashing lights.
Nearly all exterior improvements need Board review and approval prior to starting the project. Check the Rules & Regulations or contact the Property Manager for clarification.
All homeowners are required to maintain their property to include regular tree/bush/grass trimming, sealcoating driveways, storage of trash cans, and general upkeep of the exterior of their home.
Please remember to pick up after your dog and keep your dog on a leash. According to the Gurnee Municipal Code it is unlawful for:
Leaving waste behind. Residents are encouraged to call the police if you can provide the identity and address of the offender.
Any dog not held on a leash is considered at large. Violators may be subject to a fine for each pet related offense.