Waterfront Pearl

Even these goats are social distancing. Hopefully they have a social committee as dedicated as ours….read the fifth post in a series featuring the WFP Social Committee…

Key updates about entry/exit warnings & fines, installation of new boilers in Mistral, and upcoming Annual Meeting.

You won’t find any GOATs grazing on WFP landscaping. Here’s the fourth in a series of posts featuring the great work of our HOA committees.

If you’ve been killing time these days bingeing on HGTV, you might have come up with some ideas about making changes to your unit. Be sure to consult with the Architecture Review Committee beforehand. This is the third in a series of posts featuring WFP committees – WFPs Greatest Of All Time assets.

The second in a series of posts featuring WFP’s greatest asset of all time (GOAT): Our committees and their volunteer members.

No, we don’t have any wildlife roaming the property…it’s our dedicated committees like E-Prep whose members are thinking ahead about the things we often don’t want to think about.

Including Board members and Nova staff, we had over 40 participants in the first HOA Board meeting conducted by video teleconferencing.

The agenda and attendance at the March HOA Board meeting were limited due to social distancing. Mistral boiler replacement and a new rule governing examination and duplication of HOA records were key highlights.

Habitat for Humanity runs a service called ReStore. They gladly accept excess building materials and used household items, such as you might have after your WFP remodel project.

If you borrow your housekey from the desk, now you can drop it off at the desk even when nobody’s around.

After discussion by the Board and HOA members in attendance, the Board approved Safety & Security proposal designed to increase compliance with entry/exit good practices.

Our security at WFP is dependent on everyone taking personal responsibility as we come and go. But despite numerous communications from WFP Safety & Security Committee, HOA Board of Directors, and our property management company, we still find some neighbors not taking that responsibility seriously enough. That behavior exposes all of us to the risks posed by intruders.