March Newsletter
The Park Pointe Book Club will meet next on March 23, 2022!
PARK POINTE BOOK CLUB All Park Pointe book lovers welcome! The Park Pointe Book Club will meet next on March 23, 2022*. If you love to read and share your ideas, please come join us. Here is how it works: Book Club members all read the same book during the month. We meet in
New Social Committee announces “Spring is in the Air” Social Gathering on March 26
Your Park Pointe social committee is hosting an evening of conversation, delicious hot hors d 'oeuvres, and live entertainment from Jes and Ed by the pool capped off with an array of desserts. Coffee, tea, and water will be provided. Please join us for an evening of friendship, music, and dancing. You provide your libations
Pickleball / Tennis Court Ribbon Cutting Video
Missed the ribbon-cutting event for the new pickleball / tennis court resurfacing? Check it out here:
The President’s February Message
We have identified a number of projects which will need to be addressed this year. Some of these projects already have a strategy in place, but require the development of specific implementation plans. For example, we are allocating approximately $50,000 of our 2022 landscaping budget to upgrading the condo association building areas. Working with the
Lisa Wax’s Property Management Report
Here's the latest Property Management Report from First Residential's Lisa Wax:
The Park Pointe Book Club will meet next on February 16, 2022
PARK POINTE BOOK CLUB All Park Pointe book lovers welcome! The Park Pointe Book Club will meet next on February 16, 2022. If you love to read and share your ideas, please come join us. Here is how it works: Book Club members all read the same book during the month. We meet in
President’s Meeting Summery January 13, 2022
Condo Association Finances Although the master board has no plans for any special assessments this year, it was still strongly encouraged that each association has approximately three months’ expenses in their checkbook. The idea of each association obtaining a line of credit was discussed. Each budget should have reserve funds set aside for plumbing,
