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The Brownstones at Town Center offer the convenience of city living with the peacefulness of Highlands Ranch suburbs.
 
~ Neighborhood News ~
New Landscaper
Posted on Apr 6th, 2012
Brownstones has hired a new landscaper for the property: Valley Crest will now be serving the community.  We are excited to have them on our team!  Our property is scheduled for the 2nd week of April for spring clean up and aeration.  They have started the beginning stages of irrigation checks and will continue this work as they start the spring clean up.  If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact the Property Manager. 
 
Bird Feeders
Posted on Feb 7th, 2012
Attention Bird Lovers and feeders:
The General Section of your Brownstone Rules and Regulations (Check the Brownstone Web Site) states that "no person shall commit waste on the Common Elements, interfere with their proper use by others, or commit any nuisances".
"Failure to remmove within 14 days can result in a fine."
The Board is informing you to take down your bird feeders.
 
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Call Service
Posted on Jan 27th, 2012
If you experience an emergency and you cannot reach Angie at 720-348-8262 please contact our call service at 303-591-9027.  Once you have contacted this number the dispatcher will assign the problem as needed.  The service will contact Angie and a solution will be acted upon according to the emergency.
 

~ Volunteers Wanted ~
Volunteers need for...Helping with Snow Removal.
We (The Board) have Western Proscapes remove snow after 2" fall on the sidewalks and 4" has fallen on the alleys.
In order to promote safety and save money I would like to propose a volunteer snow removal idea for any snow less that 2".
If we could get volunteers to shovel the sidewalks in front of their buildings and the sides up the the next building it would help make the entire property safer. We would also need to shovel the Mail Box areas, steps in some locations and walkways between some of the buildings.  We need as many volunteers as we can get. The more volunteers, the less everyone has to shovel!
We know many of you already do this and the Board would like to thank you for your efforts on behalf of the Brownstones community.  This program could expand the areas you are doing now in hopes we can cover the entire property.
Think of it as a workout, healthy exercise in the cold, crisp Colorado Fresh air and you would be promoting safety for yourself and your neighbors. 
In our community there are areas where the snow melts faster that others: for example the north east sides of Elmhurst and Ceaderhurst while the north west sides never seem to melt.  It also never seems to melt on Bristol Pine across from Cardel Homes.  You know the areas close to your home that fit into these categories and these would be the ones that would need the first attention of the volunteers.
We are also considering providing buckets of a (safe for grass and sidewalk) calcium solution for any one who lives in an area where the snow/ice builds up.  Again you know your area and applying this could be a big help preventing a build up.
If you are interested in a Winter Wonderland work out and volunteering to help the community, I would like to have you send me your e-mail address and/or phone number and building, mail box or walk ways you would shovel I would then notify you when we would need your help.
Please contact Board member Dave Bolger:  bolger9764@msn.com
Thank you for your consideration.
 

~ Insurance Request ~
Any request for insurance information can be directed to Angie Brazda at angie.brazda@hrcaonline.org or 720-348-8262.  You can also find the Certificate of Liability Insurance under the 'forms' section of the website.

~ Pet Care ~
Please be sure to be respectful of the common area property when dealing with pets. 
 
Picking up after your pet waste is imperative in keeping the community looking beautiful and usable by all residents.  There are many waste stations around the community for your convenience! 
 
Also, keeping your pet on a leash is not only a Brownstones rule but a Douglas County rule.  Allowing pets to run freely is an HOA rule violation and may result in a fine.
 
We thank you for your attention to these matters as it makes the community a great place for all residents!

 
~ Upcoming Meetings ~
The next BOD meeting will be held on Thursday, May 24 at 6:30pm.  The meeting will be held at the Westridge Recreation Center.  Everyone is welcome to attend all monthly Board meetings.

~ Board of Directors ~
Your Board of Directors are:
 
President: Brian Frailey
Vice President: Gail Millham
Treasurer: Dan Golec
Secretary: Judith Cutts
Member at Large: Dave Bolger
 
HRCA Delegate:  Karl Paetzel
 

~ FYI ~
With the transition of management companies, a few general questions have come up often.  Therefore, we thought we would answer them here to help clarify any confusion.
 
Q: Who is the new property manager?
A: Angie Brazda with HRCA is the new property manager.  Her office is located at the Westridge Recreation Center and she can be by phone at 720-348-8262 or email at angie.brazda@hrcaonline.org.  Please don't hesitate to contact her with any questions.
 
Q: Where do I get the direct debit form so that my monthly dues are automatically withdrawn from my bank account?
A: The necessary form is on the website under the 'forms' page.  Please complete the form and submit it to the address indicated on the form.  
 
Q: Can I write one check for the first 3 months of dues until direct debit starts?
A: Absolutely.  Please just include the 3 payment coupons with your check.
 
Q:  Where do I mail my payments and direct debit forms to?
A: The administrative office of HRCA: 9568 University Blvd, Highlands Ranch, CO, 80126
 
Q: I have direct debit with Hammersmith, why do I have to resubmit the paperwork. 
A: Due to the Patriot Act, Hammersmith cannot share account information with the HRCA.  Therefore, HRCA has to start from scratch to gather the information from homeowners.  Please feel free to contact your property manager, Angie Brazda, with any questions.
 
Q: The payment coupons sent were dated 2011.  What should I do?
A: New coupons are being mailed to all residents with the correct 2012 date.  Please discard the incorrect coupons and use the newly mailed coupons.
 
Q: What is my work order was not completed prior to the property manager transition?
A: Please notify Angie Brazda so that she can follow up and ensure all necessary repairs are completed.

 

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