Dues letters and invoices for 2018 have been distributed to all residents. To avoid late fees, please ensure your dues are paid before April 30, 2018. 

Collection Letters

The law firm that represents the HOA, Kaman & Cusimano, has sent collection letters to all residents with unpaid dues going back to 2015. If you receive one of these letters, the amount shown represents the base dues of $150/year + a maximum of $120 for 12 months of late fees – making your total amount in arrears $270 for each year not paid.

Street Parking

We continue to get reports of cars being parked on the street along Kenway Blvd, near the entrance. Aside from this being a clear safety issues for vehicles entering/exiting the development, it’s also an inconvenience to the residents in that area who need to access their property. The HOA has contacts the City of Green in the past, and was informed there are no parking ordinances in place that could be used to prevent this – unless communicated during snow emergencies. Additionally, there are no current HOA restrictions preventing parking on the street. If you are impacted by this going forward, the HOA’s recommendation is to 1) have a conversation with the resident with vehicles parked on the street, and if that doesn’t work, 2) contact the non-emergency number for the Summit County Sheriff – 330-643-2181.

Loud Noise/Nuisance Activities

We have received several reports of loud/excessive noise coming from properties on Kenway Blvd and Brigantine Ave into the late evening and early morning. Section 2.6.10 of the Restrictions & Bylaws strictly prohibits “Nuisance and noxious or offensive activities of any kind…”. The City of Green also passed codified ordinance 648.13 on October 26, 2004 to address excessive noise; the applicable sections read as follows:

(e)   Sound-Amplifying Devices.  No person shall generate or permit to be generated an unreasonable noise or sound which is likely to cause inconvenience or annoyance to a person of ordinary sensibilities by means of a radio, phonograph, television, tape player, loud speaker or any other sound amplifying device, or by any horn, drum, piano or any other musical or percussion instrument.

(f)   It is prima facie unlawful for a person to generate or permit to be generated sound in violation of divisions (a) through (e) of this section, between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. the following day in a predominantly residential area where the sound is audible ten feet from the property line of the property on which the source of the sound is located.  The City shall be exempt from the provisions of divisions (a) through (e) of this section.

(g)   No person, being the owner or person in possession of a premises, or being the person in control of the premises by reason of employment, agency, or otherwise, whether such ownership, possession, or control is exclusive or joint, shall permit a violation of this section.

(h)   Penalty.  Whoever violates any of the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor of the fourth degree.

Here again, if a conversation with the offending party doesn’t remedy the issue, contact the non-emergency number for the Sheriff (see above) and provide the information to the HOA using the Contact HOA Board link at the top of the page.