Harbor View Homeowners Association

Please be alert!

2010-06-09T20:21:00.000-07:00

There have been break -ins in our neighborhood recently. Please be alert and keep your home well lit at night!

See the article below.

Man Arrested in Harbortown Burglaries

MEMPHIS, TN – Memphis police say a man was arrested in connection with at least two Harbortown burglaries, in one night.

According to a police affidavit, the first burglary happened in the 1100 block of Misty Isle Drive, around 1:10 a.m., Monday, June 7, 2010. Police say the burglars broke into the home through the dining room window and took two Macintosh notebook computers and two iPhones.

Later that morning, a man called police about someone who tried to break into his home in the 1300 block of Isle Shore. According to the police document, the victim told officers that he was asleep on the couch when the attempt happened. He told police it was around 3:00 a.m. when he woke up because of noise coming from the kitchen. The victim said he could see the suspects were using a bar to pry open his sliding glass door. The affidavit states the victim turned on the lights and the suspects ran away.

A second burglary happened around 3:30 a.m., according to the police document, in the 1300 block of Island Town Drive. A woman told police she also woke up when she heard a loud noise that came from the kitchen. When she went to find out what was going on, she discovered a man standing in the kitchen. The victim says the burglar took some cash and her identification.

Memphis police saw two men, matching the description of the robbery suspects, in the neighborhood, according to the affidavit. When the suspects saw the officers they ran. Police say they were able to catch one of the men, Mario Biggs.

Authorities say Biggs dropped a bag that contained the second robbery victim’s ID, a GPS, portable TV, iPod Nano and a long red screwdriver.

According to investigators, Biggs admitted to his part in all three crimes. He was charged with two counts of Aggravated Burglary, Theft of Property under $500, Theft of Property over $1,000, attempted burglary and Evading Arrest.

Lawn care to start this Wednesday

2010-04-11T19:51:00.000-07:00

We are using a new lawn care company. The new company will begin mowing this week and our scheduled day for mowing will be Wednesdays. Please unlock any gates if you want any grass inside them mowed.

Please be alert!

2010-02-23T18:50:00.000-08:00

Please be aware that there have been increased attempts to break into homes on the island both during the day and at night.
Please be aware of your surroundings and strangers!
We encourage you to leave lights on at night: front porch lights, back lights, etc. as lights can discourage criminals at night.

2010 New Board and Officers

2010-01-05T19:35:00.000-08:00

2010 New HOA Board and Officers:
President: Ginny Henderson
VP: Katie Frederick
Secretary: Dan Rosson
Treasurer: Barry Hostetler
Members at Large: Joy Hoffman, Avis Roby, Marian Morrison

More info coming soon!

Annual Meeting and Election Tonight! 7 pm at TJ Mulligans

2009-11-30T07:18:00.001-08:00

Harbor View Homeowners Association
Annual Meeting and Election
Monday Nov 30th 7pm
TJMulligans

Welcome – Current officers
Current Status of HOA
Finances
Current financial status of the HOA
Homeowners delinquent in dues

Responsibilities of the HOA
Lawn Care- we need to get bids for next year and chose new provider
Sewer – maintenance and clogging issues
ARC committee- needs a chair and members
Approval process for painting, fences, etc.
Speed bumps need painting or reflective material added
Current condition of homes in neighborhood
Parking on River Isle and side streets where prohibited remains a problem
Need “welcome” committee to greet new homeowners and give HOA info

Time for Questions, Comments, Discussion

Election of a new board- Nomination Committee

Annual Meeting and Election

2009-11-17T19:50:00.001-08:00

7 p.m. Nov 30 at T.J Mulligans Pinch (362 North Main..across from the Pyramid)
More info coming very soon!

Bridging the Gap between Citizens and Police Meeting

2009-10-22T19:22:00.000-07:00

The South Main Station

and

The Neighbors of Island View HOA

Encourage ALL Neighbors of Ward 626(Mud Island)

to come out to share complaints, concerns, and/or suggestions

concerning your property

at the

Neighborhood Watch Meeting

Monday, October 26, 2009

7:00 pm

1294 Isle Point

The home of Mr. Rick Bovay

FYI- break in's in HOA next to ours- Email from their President

2009-10-22T19:20:00.000-07:00

3 or 4 break-ins over the past 3 weeks have been reported on Isle Bay and Isle Creek; I really don't know any details other than it appears to be happening in broad daylight when people are away from their homes; I've asked one of the residents to supply me with the dates, time, address and details of the break-ins; we've contacted Major Clete Knight of the downtown precinct and asked for visible police patrols in our HOA; Memphis Fence will be out tomorrow (if it ever quits raining) to assess the fence between the HOA and RiverSet Apartments; they will begin repairs to secure the fence as soon as possible.

In the meantime I would encourage you to:

~install security doors for your homes; I had them installed from American Door on Stage road

~leave the front and rear lights on at night

~get to know your neighbors--look out for each other and know when they are gone from home

~be aware of your surroundings-if someone looks like they don't belong in the HOA then question them or call the police

~adopt a big dog or two from the shelter and make everyone think they are mean

~make sure your alarm is on and monitored

~install a camera that works through your computer--I just saw a system with 6 cameras for home use this past week at Costco

Always call the police if in doubt; 545-2677 or 911 if it is an emergency; I'll relay more information to you as I get it.

Mowing update from Valley Crest

2009-10-14T07:24:00.000-07:00

Due to weather it looks like it will be too wet to mow this week. I'm here now and things look pretty good, but the grass needs 1 more cut and hard edge. We will try next week. I may have to come on a day besides thursday as I want to get this done. We may have to come back and do backyards later if gates are locked. I will touch base with you next week and firm things up.

Mowing

2009-09-30T20:26:00.000-07:00

With the temps cooling down it is time to switch gears to mowing every other week. ValleyCrest will mow this week, skip next week, and the following week mow and edge. Valley Crest looked around today and feels the property doesn't need edging this week.

Announcement and Fall Meeting and Elections

2009-09-16T19:05:00.000-07:00

At this time, the current board of directors has decided to withdraw the proposal to amend the by-laws. As this is the final two months for the existing board, we have concluded that the new board would be better champions of these proposed changes should the HOA vote to implement by-law changes.

A general association meeting to elect new officers will be held in October of 2009. At this time the existing board is seeking a volunteer or volunteers to organize the election, author, administer and tally the ballots, and report the results to the homeowners.

A minimum of two nominations is required for each office (per our by-laws):

President

Vice President

Treasurer

Secretary

At the end of the election, existing duties for these offices will be immediately transferred to the successful candidates.

Should the nominating committee fail to obtain the necessary nominees, the management of the HOA will be turned over to a management company with a resultant increase in dues to pay for this service. It is estimated that use of a management company will cost between $9,000 and $13,000 per year.

If you are interested in organizing the election, please send an email to harborviewhoa@gmail.com

The board thanks you for your participation.

Reminder: No parking on private streets except in designated areas

2009-09-15T06:47:00.000-07:00

Dear Harbor View Homeowners: THIS HAS ESPECIALLY BEEN A PROBLEM RECENTLY ON RIVER ISLE

Please be advised that parking is permitted ONLY in driveways, garages, and designated parking spaces. The associaton by-laws prohibit parking on the streets, alleys, & coves on River Isle Cove, River Isle Dr, Harbor Mist Dr, Misty River Dr & Island Mist Cove. Street parking is allowed ONLY on Island Place East, which is city-owned and is wider.

There are designated parking areas for additional vehicles and visitors in each section of River Isle Cove/Drive and Island Mist Circle.

è We will begin placing WARNING signs on vehicles that are in violation. After 2 WARNINGS, your vehicle will be TOWED at your expense. ç

Please be considerate to your neighbors. Illegal parking may block EMERGENCY VEHICLES from servicing you or your neighbor’s home!!!

Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

Article on Residential Airconditioning Fires

2009-09-08T19:06:00.000-07:00

Unfortunately, they are more common then you may think.

http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache%3A9u6JSfIH5dMJ%3Awww.usfa.dhs.gov%2Fdownloads%2Fpdf%2Ftfrs%2Fv2i5.pdf+residential+airconditions+fires&hl=en&gl=us

Cacellation of Fundraiser

2009-09-05T12:55:00.001-07:00

Unfortunately, The Harborview Victims Fire Fund picnic/fundraiser that was to be held Saturday, September 12, 2009 has been cancelled.
If you are interested in making donations for the victims they are still being accepted at Bank Tennessee .

HarborView Victims Fire Fund Picnic/Fundraiser Saturday Sept 12

2009-09-04T06:47:00.000-07:00

The Harborview Victims Fire Fund picnic/fundraiser will be held Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 2:00PM on the river (across from Tuggs Restaurant). Donations are being accepted at Bank Tennessee .

We are asking everyone to bring their own picnic and donations. The Memphis Fire Dept. will be on hand to talk about fire safety and prevention.

We would love it if you email/tell everyone in your address book about it. Flyers will be ready this week-end to place throughout the island. The flyers will be in Avis Roby's garage at 1003 River Isle Cove for pick-up this Saturday (9/5).

Donations for Fire Victims

2009-09-02T08:34:00.000-07:00

As most of you probably know, last night 2 of our homeowners homes were destroyed by Fire.
Janelle Pringle, a retired City of Memphis School Teacher, and Mike Morgan, who works at Fed Ex in IT. Both homes are a total loss and Mike and Janelle have nothing. Both are staying with nearby family members.

If you are interested in making any donations to Mike or Janelle during this time, you can take your donations to the home of Avis Roby, 1003 River Isle Cove. If Avis is not home you can leave it in the mailbox.

Donations such as giftcards for places like Bed, Bath, And Beyond, Target, Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Lowes, Schnucks, Kroger, Miss Cordelias, etc... are much appreciated. Both will need to start completely over and need food, clothes, and basic necessities of living. Mike is an outdoors man and loves to be outdoors and Janelle loves plants and flowers.

Be Alert!

2009-08-25T14:13:00.000-07:00

Please be aware someone from Pinnacle Security Systems was going door to door last night. It appears he talked to many of us in our HOA. He claimed there has been a "rash of burglaries" which we do not know about.... He was trying to get people to sign up for security systems and put his sign in their yards, before his company comes to do a big sales push. It appears this is a legitimate company, but one with very bad customer practices. Please be careful what information you give anyone going door to door. This man claimed his sales team would be back in the neighborhood in a few weeks trying to sell systems.

But this reminds us to keep an eye out for our neighbors and get to know your neighbors! Also, keeping your bushes trimmed so doors ways are visible ( theifs can't hide) and keeping porch and garage door lights on help to deter criminals ( they love dark places where no one can see them!)

Road/Alley Paving and Repairs to Begin August 17th

2009-08-11T18:42:00.000-07:00

Paving repairs, seal coating and installation of speed bumps will begin on Monday, August 17, 2009. The initial repairs to the broken asphalt will be first, followed by seal coating. All cars will need to be removed from the parking areas to the east of River Isle or they will be towed! The streets that will be worked on are: River Isle, Harbor Mist, River Town, Island, Mist, Mist River, and the alley ways behind homes. Island Place is a city street and not ours to repair.

The plan is to start sealing that area first to allow for parking as the other areas are done. The entire process, weather and resident cooperation permitting, should take not more than one week.

Flyers and leaflets will be distributed on Sunday by the paving company. Areas that will be in work or planned to be in work will be roped off.

Thank you!

A revision to proposed by-law changes

2009-08-11T18:41:00.000-07:00

We have proposed a change in one of our bylaw changes. The OLD is listed first, followed by the new.

The ballot mailed to your home will reflect the NEW.

Article IX, Restrictive Covenants

OLD:

Add paragraph (n):

“Property will be used as a primary residence only. No property will be sold to a new owner after the by-law changes are enacted strictly for the purposes of becoming a rental property. In addition, any property currently owned and occupied by a homeowner shall not permitted to be converted to a rental property in any form or fashion”.

NEW

"Property will be used as a primary residence only. No property will be sold to a new owner after the by-law changes are enacted strictly for the purposes of becoming a rental property. This part is not applicable to homes owned before the effective date of this change to the by-laws."

Proposed By- Law Changes

2009-08-04T19:03:00.000-07:00

These will be posted for 30 days, then homeowners will be mailed a voting proxy to return within 10 days.

A copy of the current bylaws can be emailed to you if you send a request to: harborviewhoa@gmail.com

Harborview HOA By-Law amendment

July 29, 2009

Changes brought forth by the board:

Declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions

Article III, Section 6, Quorum

Add the enclosed language:

“Any proxy not returned shall be considered a vote of YES for each provision brought forth. Further, A proxy not returned will be counted toward a quorum”.

Article V, Section 2, Individual lot owners

Add the enclosed language to Section 2, after the last sentence of the second paragraph:

“Further, a fee shall be assessed by the board as penalty for non-conformance of this section. Fee shall be assessed each month non-conformance exists, and will be set by the board”.

Article VII, Section 2, Annual assessments and carrying charges of the association

Strike last sentence of the paragraph after (f):

“Any increase in the assessment of monthly fees shall be limited to a 5% increase per year”.

Add this new sentence:

“The board will adjust the monthly fee as needed to meet the fiscal needs of the association”.

Article VII, Section 5, Non-payment of assessments

Insert new language as noted in bold italics:

“any assessment levied pursuant to this declaration, or any installment thereof, which is not paid on the date when due shall be delinquent and shall, together with interest thereon and the cost of collection thereof, as well as a late fee as set by the board of directors, as herein provided…”

Article IX, Restrictive Covenants

Add paragraph (n):

“Property will be used as a primary residence only. No property will be sold to a new owner after the by-law changes are enacted strictly for the purposes of becoming a rental property. In addition, any property currently owned and occupied by a homeowner shall not permitted to be converted to a rental property in any form or fashion”.

Exhibit D, By-laws of Harbor View Homeowners Association, Inc.

Article IV, Section 7, Voting

After the last sentence add the following:

“Any proxy not returned shall be considered a vote of YES for each provision brought forth. Further, A proxy not returned will be counted toward a quorum”.

Article V, {not shown, heading omitted, added for clarity only}

Add heading:

“Officers and Directors and other committee members”

Article V, Section 6, Vacancies

After the last sentence add the following::

“An acting officer may be appointed by the existing board if deemed necessary”.

Article V, Section 8, Compensation

After the last sentence add the following:

“Officers will be assessed dues equal to 50% of the regular dues assessment”.

Article IX, Section 5, Execution of association documents

Amend the first sentence as noted in bold italics:

“With the prior authorization of the board of directors, all notes and contracts shall be executed on behalf of the Association by either any of the following officers: the President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and all…”

No Mowing Today

2009-07-31T07:01:00.000-07:00

No mowing today. They are going to try for Monday due to the wet conditions today.

Mowing this week

2009-07-30T11:04:00.000-07:00

Valley Crest is going to attempt to mow tomorrow. They do have concerns about damaging the turf as wet as it is. So, if they start making a mess they will pull the crew and come back Monday-- (although next weeks forecast isn’t much better). Thanks for your patience and understanding

Mowing for this week

2009-07-17T07:27:00.000-07:00

Due to the rain yesterday and the threat of rain today, Valley Crest has informed us they plan to mow next on Monday July 20th.

Need your house or fence power washed?

2009-07-10T14:00:00.000-07:00

As summer is upon us and we want to keep our homes looking nice- here is a service to consider.

This is a honest, dependable young graduate student who is offering this service- one of the board members knows and can vouch for him. If you need this service done, he is your man for this summer!

Try POWERWASH by JOSH See info below.

I’m a local grad student who lives here on the island, and I am running a new Power wash service.
I have a commercial grade powerwasher (3000 psi) and will do most homes for only $100.00.
I also do sidewalks, driveways, fences, etc.
Give me, Josh, a call at
(501) 413-9258 or email me at powerwashmyhouse@yahoo.com

June Yard of the Month

2009-06-23T19:34:00.000-07:00

Congratulations to Kent and Karen Merrit for winning June YOTM

Lawn Care Review

2009-06-08T12:36:00.000-07:00

In a few weeks we are going to invite Valley Crest, our new lawn service, to give us a review of their service. We would also like to give them some feedback on their service.

If you have comments on their service, you can email them to "harborviewhoa@gmail.com"
Please make these reasonable and objective comments.

Please remember this is our first year using this service and if we are not happy with them, we will re-bid it out again for next year. We decided to re-bid last year due to the rising price and declining quality of Service Master.

Thank you.

Contact info for Lawn Service

2009-06-01T19:47:00.000-07:00

If you have issues with the Lawn Service- please contact them directly

Russell Wood

Account Manager / Branch Safety Officer

ValleyCrest Landscape Maintenance

5345 E. Holmes Rd

Memphis, TN. 38118

Phone: 901.794.8200 ext. 107

Fax: 901.794.4203

RWood@valleycrest.com

From ValleyCrest

2009-05-19T12:05:00.000-07:00

Please let the residents know that they can really help us with the irrigation. We don’t control anyone’s lawn, but I would like to make recommendations that I feel will help everyone. We normally will mow on Thursday or Friday so if the residents could set up their system not to water on the nights preceding or the morning of those days it would help us. Also, we have had plenty of rain in the past weeks and cool temps this week, so there really is no need to run irrigation. I say that not to benefit valleycrest, but to help the homeowners save water. Once we get into june we recommend watering turf 3x per week. 8 minutes per zone for spray (stationary) heads and 12 minutes for rotor (the ones that rotate) heads. Beds can be watered 2-3x per week for around 8 minutes. Beds tend to need less water than turfgrass. As it gets hotter in july and august I would recommend to add 1 day a week or extend the time by a few minutes per zone. In August you’ll want around 18-20 minutes on rotor heads. One thing to keep in mind is that you want “effective” irrigation. The soil can only absorb water so fast before it begins running off into the streets, sidewalks, and drains. If you have your irrigation running 20 minutes and after 8 minutes you notice it running down the gutter/drain then you only got 8 minutes of effective irrigation and wasted 12 minutes into the gutter. Most irrigation controllers have a cycle and soak feature which would break down 20 minutes of run time into 4 separate 5 minute increments. You only need to adjust the total runtime and the # of increments you want it broken into. That gives the water time to soak into the soil before the next 5 minute increment starts. Hope the homeowners find these tips helpful and cost saving!

It's best to water as close to dawn as possible. Watering during the day means that some of the water will evaporate before it's had a chance to soak into the soil and watering at night means the grass/plants sit with wet leaves all night which is conducive to insect and disease damage. Completing the watering just before the sun comes up is the best of both. The water soaks into the soil without evaporating, but the water on the leaves does evaporate quickly after the sun comes up keeping the leaves wet for a minimal amount of time.

Harborview HOA ARC property evaluation checklist

2009-04-16T12:28:00.000-07:00

Inspection is to be done at ground level, from the street, and reviews property as visible.

Landscaping

Trees / bushes / shrubs for overgrowth / dead limbs

Flowerbeds for condition of mulch and weeds

Yards

Storage of unused items / junk / trash, holes, bare spots

Lights

Completeness of fixtures, damage, accumulation of bugs. Pole lights – paint peeling off pole, damage to pole

Siding

Rotten siding, missing and deteriorated caulk, gaps. Waves in the siding are normal.

Paint

Fade, peeling, non-matching

Trim boards

Rot, missing. Pay particular attention to pillars, especially the bases, and wood around windows.

Windows

Cracks, missing / damaged / improperly fitting screens

Mailboxes

Missing lids, damage, condition of the poles

Fences

General repair, mold (green), missing / broken / warped boards, spaces and gaps, sagging gates. Although not required, it is recommended to pressure wash and seal fences that have turned gray.

Update on Lawnservice from ValleyCrest

2009-04-15T10:54:00.000-07:00

I just wanted to give a heads up that we will be down next Thursday (4/23/09) to service Harborview. We had great cooperation from the residents last time, so please remind them to have everything picked up in their yards (lawn furniture, water hoses, toys, etc.), dogs put up, and gates open and unlocked. From now throughout spring and summer we will service Harborview on Thursdays. It may change slightly, but I think it will be roughly 10:30AM to 3:30PM. The property will be checked weekly, but with the cool temperatures the grass is not growing enough to need mowing weekly at this time. We will mow as needed until it warms up and the grass takes off at which time we will begin weekly mowing. I will email you early in the week when we are planning on cutting until we start weekly mowing.

Spring is in the air

2009-04-12T11:06:00.001-07:00

Are you planning to repaint, put up a fence, or do something else to your home this spring? Don't forget to submit plans for your fence or your paint color for approval to the HOA. Email us and the form you need to fill out will be emailed to you. It is quick and easy! harborviewhoa@gmail.com

Does your front yard latern need replaced?

2009-04-12T11:05:00.001-07:00

If so- you can order a new one here...
http://www.designersfountainlights.com/checkout/0-0-0-13533/product.aspx

FYI- A new name for Auction Avenue

2009-04-12T11:02:00.000-07:00

>The city of Memphis has renamed Auction Avenue as A. W. Willis Avenue. The street extends from Danny Thomas Boulevard to the A.W. Willis Memorial Bridge, which serves as the gateway to Mud Island. The new name memorializes Willis, a Civil Rights lawyer and prominent Memphis businessman.

Welcome to the HarborView Homeowners Association Blog!

2009-02-22T12:37:00.000-08:00

The purpose of this blog is to get information to the members of our homeowners association and to facilitate discussion with members of our association.

*Make sure to click on "older posts" at the bottom of this page to see more posts.

2009 HVHOA Board Members

President
Avis Roby
1003 River Isle Cove
521- 7172
Vice President
Kerry Guest
1054 Island Place East
578-9380
Treasurer
Bob Vichie
1039 River Isle Drive
527-0509
Secretary
Joy Hoffman
1078 Island Place East
497-0441

HOA Dues are due on Feb 28th

2009-02-22T12:36:00.000-08:00

Annual Dues of $630 are due at the end of February. Please get your dues to Bob Vichie, HVHOA treasurer by Feb 28th.

Sewer System

2009-02-22T12:35:00.000-08:00

Our HOA has a common sewage system that empties into a catch basin, where the waste is pumped up to the city sewer line. The operation and maintenance of the pumping station are solely the responsibility of the Harborview HOA. In the last 12 months we have had to have maintenance crews come out to pump out the basin and remove and unclog the pumps. The costs to do this for the last four years to date are:2005: $3,418

2006: $1,347

2007: $4,328

2008: $4,285

2009: $3,161 to date

The reason that the pumps become clogged is due to people flushing items down the toilet that clog the pumps. In past newsletters, we have made everyone aware of items that must never be flushed. Below are actual pictures of the debris contained in our pumps.

New Lawn Service

2009-02-22T12:34:00.001-08:00

We have negotiated a contract with a new lawn service for this year. Valley Crest will provide our lawn service this year. Once mowing starts they will assign a day of the week for us. Fridays are kept as "contingency" days in case of rain and no work will be done on weekends without prior notice.

You should have received a letter from Valley Crest in the mail.

PET ETIQUETTE

2009-02-22T12:33:00.001-08:00

Please be reminded that the City has a leash law requiring physical constraint (leash 6 feet or less or fence) of your pets. Please be considerate of your neighbor’s property and remember to PICK UP after your pet.

ARC Requests

2009-02-22T12:33:00.000-08:00

Please submit any renovation plans ( i.e. fence, patio, house paint colors) to any one of your board members.

By-Law Article V, Section 2. “Each Owner of a Lot shall be responsible for all interior and exterior maintenance, painting, repair, and upkeep on his Lot and the improvements thereon”.

In order to keep YOUR property value up in our community, we need your participation in maintaining the beauty in our neighborhood!

Workmen

2009-02-22T12:32:00.000-08:00

Here are some workmen that your neighbors have used and recommend:

“Paint the Town" Interior & Exterior Residential Painting (Licensed & Insured) Chris Pechak 283-5481

Plumber-Herb Bieselin 438-3443

Fence Construction/power washing, Landscaping, General light Maintenance

Dave Martin 387-9999

Dan and Sons Construction( licensed, bonded, & insured) –All home improvement 287-0416

MAILBOXES & LIGHT POSTS

2009-02-22T12:30:00.000-08:00

Please be sure that the style, color, and appearance remain consistent with the neighborhood. Pickle Iron @ 901.452.3754 provides mailbox & light post replacements. Graham Lighting @ 901.274.6780 provides the lamp replacements on the light posts.

Neighborhood Watch

2009-02-22T12:29:00.002-08:00

Our Neighborhood Watch Motto: Every day the Neighbors Are The Eyes for Neighborhood Safety

*Report suspicious activity to MPD at 525-9800 or 545- COPS.

Our neighborhood watch coordinator is Mattie Little at 578-8851

· Keep garage doors closed when you are not around to discourage casual theft

· Keep bushes and trees trimmed so thieves don’t have easy places to hide

DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS

2009-02-22T12:29:00.001-08:00

Please be reminded that parking is permitted only in driveways and designated parking spaces. The by-laws prohibit parking in streets, alleys, and coves. Street parking is allowed ONLY on Island Place East, which is city-owned with wider roads. Please DO NOT PARK in the narrow streets such as River Isle Cove/Drive or the Service Road. A map of the designated parking spaces is attached. Homeowners with multiple vehicles who have exhausted their garage space are allowed to leave their extra vehicles in these designated parking areas. They will not be towed.

Don't Forget

2009-02-22T12:28:00.001-08:00

Please remember parking is permitted only in driveways and designated parking spaces.

Please be courteous and remember to keep your trash can pulled out of the service drives.

Please remember the city has a leash law for pets and to pick up after your pet.

Please replace any burned out front yard light post lights.