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April 7, 2009

 

Dear Homeowner:

 

Bromley Park Condominiums, LLC., (the "Developer") has operated the pool facilities as well as the other functions of the Community Association since 2007. The years 2005 and 2006 were handled by Pulte and Land Arc Management. Dues assessments at $100 per unit have fallen short of expenses year after year creating increasing deficits. The Developer and prior management have used delay tactics to run-up debts by not paying vendors including pool operations vendors, and Township assessments (currently two years in arrears). This situation came to light and was averted when a vendor threatened to file liens on all of our homes if the debts were not addressed and contacted the HOA (Homeowners Association) Board to try to apply pressure on the Developer. This delay tactic has run its course because of the current economic situation.

 

After investigation, no improprieties were discovered and payments appear to be appropriate, and the problem appears to stem from the original assumptions when the dues were set... that there would be 266 homes and 228 condominiums contributing to support the Community Association operation including the pool facilities, but the reality is only 75 condominiums have been sold. Further the lack of payment by some HOA members over the years has further eroded the revenue base. Fewer units to support amenities means higher annual costs for those obligated to support operations... prior dues assessments were too low and must be made up eventually.

 

The Community Association. has proposed that each member be assessed an additional one-time assessment of $150 in order to pay past debts to vendors and the Township and to support operations for this summer. Funds from the 2009 annual assessment of $100 will pay these debts, but will leave virtually no funds for 2009 operations including pool operations which would have to be suspended for lack of funds. The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions require the Home Owners Association place the decision to create an additional special assessment before the membership for vote with the majority approving this assessment before the Community Association can levy the assessment.

 

Attached to this letter is a budget for the Community Association for 2009 recently created after our investigations. Please review this budget to fully understand the current financial situation. This decision must be made prior to preparations for opening the pool since pool operations will be dependent upon passing this assessment. If approved, the assessment would be due by August 1,2009 and would apply to all homeowners regardless of their vote on this issue.

 

The pool operation is an integral part of the amenities of the Bromley Community and its operations can affect property values and marketability of homes in our Community. In addition, moth-balling the pool for a year may affect the costs of restarting operations next year and the dues requirements for 2010 and beyond. Your vote should reflect what is best for the Community as a whole.

 

Please return your ballot by Friday, May 2nd so that the decision concerning the assessment can be formalized prior to pool opening preparations. A return envelope is enclosed for your use. - Note: Deadline has been extended -

 

Select Community Management, LLC 2455 S. Industrial, Suite A Phone: 734.663.1900 Ann Arbor, MI 48104-6122 Fax: 734.663.0809 http://www.thecondopros.com E-mail: management@thecondopros.com

 

The pool is for the enjoyment of the Bromley Park Community Association members and their guests.

 

You will need to show your access card to the pool attendant before you can enter the pool.  It would be a good idea to have a picture id with you in case you are asked for identification by the attendant.

 

Rules and Regulations

  1. Use of the pool is at your own risk.
  2. Only residents whose dues are paid in full each year will be able to use the facilities.
  3. WALK (no running or rough play around the pool area)
  4. NO DIVING, RUNNING, JUMPING OR SPINNING into the pool.
  5. Showers must be taken before entering the pool area (State Health Code).
  6. No gum or food allowed in the pool area.  No glass containers or alocholic beverages (State Health Code).  Food is allowed outside the pool in picnic area only.  Dispose of all trash in the designated receptacles.
  7. ABSOLUTELY NO DISPOSABLE DIAPERS.  All children not toilet trained must wear a regulation swim diaper or cloth diaper and rubber pants that fit snuggly at the waist and legs.  This swim attire must be provided by parent or guardian.
  8. Parents or guardian must accompany children under the age of thirteen (13) at all times in pool area.  No child is to be left unsupervised for any reason.
  9. Play articles NOT ALLOWED in pool area: balls, dolls with hair, scuba gear and inflatable toys (i.e. inner tubes and rafts).
  10. Play articles ALLOWED in pool area: masks, goggles, noodles, water wings and Coast Guard Approved Life vests.
  11. BAND-AIDS must be removed before entering pool area (State Health Code).
  12. Proper swim attire is required -- NO cutoffs or shorts allowed (State Health Code).
  13. Only radios with headphones are permitted in pool area.
  14. Pool furniture is only to be used in pool area.  All pool furniture is property of Bromley Park Community Association.
  15. GUEST POLICY:  All guests must be accompanied by a resident.  There shall be no more than 6 guests allowed per household at any one time.
  16. NO SMOKING allowed inside pool area or tot lot.
  17. NO PETS are allowed on property for health and safety of our patrons.
  18. The Bromley Park Community Association reserves the right to close the pool at any time due to inclement weather, biohazard or any other reason that poses a threat to any person using the pool area.

THE BROMLEY PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION HAS THE AUTHORITY TO ENFORCE ANY WRITTEN OR UNWRITTEN RULE THAT WILL ENSURE THE SAFETY OR ENJOYMENT OF OUR PATRONS.  ANY PATRON NOT COOPERATING AND/OR NOT OBSERVING ALL RULES WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE FACILITY.  THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THESE RULES AT ANY TIME.