Most current newsletter, December 4

The December 4 newsletter with November 21 meeting minutes can be found here!

Dues Schedule

For 2024, the annual assessment is $650, a $75 increase. This can be paid in two installments of $325, with no fee. 

The first is due by February 1st and the second is due by May 1st. You can also pay in one installment by February 1st.

Parking

We have received some complaints about people regularly parking in front of other people’s houses and people with multiple vehicles regularly using up limited parking in cul-de-sacs and other locations. At this time the HOA does not have parking rules of this type, but please be courteous to your neighbors and respectful of everyone’s needs to use shared areas. Particularly during the holidays when people have family and other guests. 

Leaves, Yard Debris, and Trash

As winter comes, please remember the CC&Rs forbid blowing or dumping leaves and other yard debris on the common areas or street. The CC&Rs also forbid dumping trash on the common areas. Don’t invite additional charges against the HOA - that is also your money! Thank you.

New Shamrock Portal

Please remember to sign up to the new Shamrock portal so that you can pay your dues, submit questions, deal with compliance issues, and review other HOA information. If you did not get an email from Shamrock that means they do not have your email. Provide them your email in order to timely receive information from Shamrock and to save the HOA money and reduce costs. Part of the dues increase for Shamrock involved the cost of mailing items to homeowners that are not getting things electronically. Go to www.shamrockcommunity.com to sign up to the portal, email info@shamrockcommunity.com with your Four Seasons address and email address to provide them your email outside of a portal signup.

Board Member Needed

We have three Board positions up for election in March. Two current members are willing to run again (Bill Henderson and Virginia Scanlon). We thank Scott Busch for his tenure as Pool Director but he is unable to run for another term. The Pool Director position requires much less effort now. Black Rock will handle water chemistry and Shamrock will manage the pool monitors, who will work a reduced schedule. The Pool Director will manage these vendors, evaluate how video monitoring is working, oversee any pool repairs that arise, and handle director responsibilities–attend Board meetings once per month, review documents as needed, and vote on neighborhood issues. We encourage homeowners to run for any Board vacancy, but it is particularly urgent that we get a volunteer for the Pool Director position. If interested, email Nicholle at president@fshoa.net.

Homeowners handbook updated

The latest edition of the Homeowners Handbook is a available on our website. You can read it here. There is also a link to the handbook in the Key Documents page.

Safety Reminder

There has been an increase in mailbox and vehicle break ins in the neighborhood. Yard waste bins have also been reported missing. Please be vigilant, and take precautions to secure and protect your vehicles, mailboxes, and homes.