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Fairview Lake/Waterton

Newsletter August 2017

BOARD OF DIRECTORS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

President Anne Miller VP/Secretary Wendy McNatt Treasurer Tere Cossaboon

Email:[email protected]

Sept 17th – Board Meeting: 3pm, pool Sept 17thth – Pool Closes October 7th –Community Garage Sale 8am-1pm

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The next board meeting will be Sunday, September 17thth at 3pm at the pool

We hope to see you there!

All meeting minutes will be available at:

https://cdjpropertymanagement.com/

Please continue attendance for the meetings throughout the year to keep updated on all your

neighborhood happenings. Your involvement is so important, thank you!

HOA Management Company Information:

If you have any questions please contact Kate Watters with C. Dan Joyner at 864-678-5385 or

[email protected] or contact the board at

[email protected]

As a reminder, HOA annual dues are $340 and were due March 31st.

Please makes checks payable to: Fairview Lake/Waterton and mail to:

Fairview Lake/Waterton

PO Box 16059

Greenville, SC 29606

https://cdjpropertymanagement.com/

mailto:[email protected]


Visit our website for information about our community


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Violation Policy and Fine Structure

The following Violation Policy and Fine Structure has been put into effect as of March 17, 2017:

1st letter = friendly reminder 2nd letter = second warning

3rd letter = final notice before assessment begins 1st fine = $25 2nd fine = $50 3rd fine = $75 4th fine = $100

$50 per month will be assessed after the 4th fine if the issue is still not remediated

*Motorized vehicles on the common areas will result in an immediate $200 fine. All other covenants

will follow the above fining structure.

The timeline of the violation letters sent will still follow the timeline given in the bylaws. Please do

your part in following the covenants to avoid any fine assessments. Thank you!

Pets and Safety

There have been some concerns in the neighborhood with dogs both on and off leashes. Please

ensure that if your dog is outside, it is either secured in your backyard or is on a leash and able to be

controlled by the person walking it at all times. Please be mindful of this if your dog exhibits

aggressive behavior and is hard to control on leash. We do not want any person or animal harmed.

The safety of all neighbors and their pets should be important to everyone. Thank you for your

assistance with this matter.

The 4th of July fireworks were a success as usual!

We want to give a HUGE THANK YOU to Phil Forrester and his family for the awesome display!

Several new residents commented that they couldn't believe how awesome the show was!

If you missed it, check out the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWFc4c-j45w&t=73s

The pre-fireworks BBQ was a success also. Several new neighbors joined the BBQ and enjoyed getting to know members of the neighborhood. Thank you to all who volunteered their time, food, sparklers, fun toys for the kids, tables and help with clean up. We appreciate everyone’s effort to

make this a fun day for the the neighborhood!

4th of JULY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWFc4c-j45w&t=73s



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Pool Information

Open: May 13, 2017 thru September 17, 2017 Hours: Sunrise to 9:00 AM for lap swimming only

9:00 AM to Sunset for open swim

Please see the 2017 Pool Rules below. As a reminder, there is NO lifeguard on duty and the pool area is under 24 hour surveillance with a phone on site. Let’s all be safe and have FUN!!!

*No solo swimming

*No diving

*No running

*No pushing, boisterous or rough play, spitting or nose blowing

*No persons with skin, eye, nasal infections or communicable diseases in the pool

*No animals or pets in the pool or pool area

*No smoking (including e-cigarettes/vaping)

*NO GLASS CONTAINERS

*Swim diapers required for all non-potty trained children

*Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult over 18

*Guests must be accompanied by an adult over 18, limit 2 guests per resident (large groups must

have approval through management company)

*No bicycles, skateboards, scooters, rollerblades, skates or shoes with wheels allowed in the pool area *No foul language or inappropriate behavior

*Water toys are permitted

Pool Key Not Working?

Now that the pool is open, we want everyone to enjoy it! Over time, the pool keys wear out and may

no longer work. Replacement keys are available for $10 through C. Dan Joyner.

Please contact Kate Watters at 864-678-5385 or [email protected] if you need a

replacement key. Thank you!

No Glass in the Pool Please!

There is a strict NO GLASS policy at the pool. This is for the safety of all residents, but also because

it is very costly to clean glass from the pool. If there is a concern of glass in the pool, the pool will be

shut down and completely drained. If a resident brings glass to the pool, it will result in

immediate suspension of pool privileges and the resident will be financially responsible for

any damages or costs incurred as a result of a bringing glass in the pool.

Please see the full list of pool rules below. Thank you for your cooperation!




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REMEMBER: REPORT ANY & ALL THEFTS OR OTHER CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES IN THE COMMUNITY TO THE SHERIFFS OFFICE!!!!

The Deputies for our community are: Deputy Hegger, Deputy Bouton & Deputy Haden

The timeframe to contact them with any incident information is between 8 AM and 6 PM. The non-emergency phone number is 271-5210.

Neighborhood Business Directory

The neighborhood business directory is now available on the community website!!! The goal is for any resident who would like their business information to go out to the community to be able to do so on the directory. This will give every resident an opportunity to shop/buy/use local if and when they can! These businesses are not board endorsed, and the board strongly encourages everyone to do

all of their own research regarding licenses/bonding/etc….

There is still time to have your business listed in the directory!

https://fairviewlakewaterton.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/businessdirectory06_28_17.pdf

SHERIFF CONTACTS

*There is NO BRUSH PICK UP in the neighborhood. Please dispose of it at the local Residential Waste and Recycling Center

517 Hipps Road, Simpsonville Open Tuesday – Saturday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Closed Sunday and Monday).

Please call Greenville County Solid Waste Division at 243-9672 for more information.

*Please power wash the siding of your home if moldy and mildewed.

*Please keep all dogs on a leash when off your yard and clean up after them.

*The garbage cans at the pool are NOT for residential use, they are for pool trash only.

*There are no motorized vehicles allowed on the trail or any unpaved parts of the community.

*Parking on the grass is not allowed, thank you for keeping all cars off your yard.

*Please do not feed the geese and ducks.

FRIENDLY REMINDERS

Mailbox Replacement

If your mailbox is in need of replacing, please replace it with something similar, but send all requests to the ARC committee first. Mailboxes must be black, no wood, with your address

numbers visible on it somewhere. New mailboxes can be purchased from the business of your choice. Please email the board if you have any questions. Thank you!

https://fairviewlakewaterton.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/businessdirectory06_28_17.pdf



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CRIME WATCH UPDATE

Slow Down! Children and residents are spending more time outdoors! Please remember to obey the posted speed limits in our neighborhood!

Don't Forget to Close Your Garage Doors & Lock Your House! Also, please remember to remove valuables from your car and lock your vehicles. We need to be aware of what is happening in our

neighborhood. Let’s work together to keep our neighborhood safe and prevent Fairview Lake/Waterton from being an attractive place for thieves! If you see something suspicious or sense that a situation does not feel right, please do not hesitate to call the Police and report your findings.

The Greenville County Sheriff’s non-emergency phone number is 271-5210.

The Neighborhood Crime Watch signs are ready and will be installed in the coming weeks. Please contact Wendy McNatt if you have any questions, concerns or suggestions. We are all in this together and appreciate your concern for safety in the community!

[email protected] , 864-201-1569, or on the resident Facebook page.

Need help deterring geese?

If you are having an issue keeping geese out of your yard, there are some non-harmful methods of

deterring them from your property. Below is an article that lists some methods, one being tying

rope/fishing line across the edge of your yard about 3 inches off the ground, the geese cannot step

over the "fence" you have made. If you do attempt to use any methods of removal, please remember

the geese will bite you if they feel threatened, so please be careful!

http://www.aaanimalcontrol.com/professional-trapper/howtogetridofcanadageese.html

tel:271-5210


tel:864-201-1569

http://www.aaanimalcontrol.com/professional-trapper/howtogetridofcanadageese.html



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CRIME PREVENTION

Now is the time of year when thefts increase. Let’s all look out for each other and please report any crimes that happen in our neighborhood, no matter how small they seem. Our neighborhood has experienced both vehicle and garage thefts in the past. If we work together and take some precautions, hopefully we can decrease the crime!

*Please remember if it’s not an emergency, the number we call to report is: 864-271-521o. Thank you! PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT- Thefts from vehicles

During the spring and summer months, neighborhoods historically experience an elevated number of thefts from vehicles. During these thefts, the perpetrator(s) typically target unlocked vehicles where valuables are visible from the outside and/or easily located inside the vehicle. These individuals generally rely on their ability to access a large number of vehicles while circulating through the neighborhood and therefore rarely force entry for fear of making noise and risking detection.

These incidents typically occur during the overnight hours and are not reported until the next morning when the owner recognizes property missing or out of place. The items most commonly taken from vehicles are:

Global Positioning Systems (Garmin, Magellan, Tom-tom) • Radar Detectors • Cash (coins) • Prescription Medications • Firearms • Purses/Briefcases • Computers / Cell Phones

In an effort to combat this problem, we encourage residents to employ some basic preventative measures:

Lock your vehicles • Remove valuables from view • Do not leave any prescription medications or firearms in your vehicle • Park vehicles in the garage or driveway • Leave exterior lights on • Report any suspicious behavior to police during the overnight hours (911 or 864-271-5210)

• Report any incident where you believe someone has entered your vehicle without permission (i.e. glove box left open or items strewn about vehicle)



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