08.20.09
Minotaur News Keep Our Neighborhood Clean
Want to stop all those phone books from piling up? You can by opting out of the delivery. You may have phone book delivery canceled by visiting http://www.yellowpagesgoesgreen.org/stop-yellow-pages/.
We all want to live in a place we can be proud of. Your HOA works hard to make sure that our surroundings are kept up and maintained. In this spirit, do the neighborly thing and make sure you clean up after your pets, your kids, and keep the area around your home free of trash, debris, and graffiti.
The responsibility for keeping our neighborhood beautiful and safe belongs to all of us!
If you see something that requires attention, please contact the Homestead Management office at 303.457.1444
07.19.09
Building Maintenance Hand Rails and Fences
A reminder now that summer is upon us that flower pots or any other items may not be placed on handrails of the balconies, handrails of stairs, or handrails on landings. Flower boxes or any other device may not be attached or hung on fences. Also, planters, barrels or pots may not be placed on public access sidewalks or other walkways, on lawns, or in areas that may create a safety hazard or unsightly stains on concrete.
01.10.10
Covenants Corner Reserve Study Policy Adopted
The Board of Directors has updated the Policies, Rules and Regulations for Minotaur Village. The document has been completely rewritten to make the rules easier to understand and address issues homeowners have had over the past several years. The contents of the document are for owners and residents of our community to follow.
If you lease your property, you must provide a copy of this document to your tenant. Please inform your tenants that this is a covenant controlled community and certain conditions and behavior is expected to be upheld. Tenants’ failure to comply with these rules will result in a violation and/or fine addressed to the property owner.
Please find the accompanying rules document for your reference. Should you have any questions, you can write to the Board of Directors at the address listed above or call 303-457-1444.
11.05.09
Security Tips For Homeowners Get and close heavy drapes
It is often amazing how often a home intruder will walk up and look through the windows of a home to see if there is anything worth stealing. Sheer curtains allow him to do this. He knows what he wants to steal before he even breaks in.
Getting into the habit of closing heavy drapes not only keep your home warmer in winter but lessen the chances of your home being targeted by a burglar. Without this ability to see into the home, there are less guaranteed results for him, which helps to serve as a deterrent.
If you observe any suspicious activity, call the Boulder County Sheriff‘s department immediately at (303) 441-4444.
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