A: If one was not given to you at closing, you will need to contact your local Post Office to obtain a key. You may visit their website to find the address of the local office.

 

A: You can contact Duke Energy to report the light out by visiting their website. You can even sign up to be notified when the light has been fixed. It is always helpful to have the pole number when reporting.

 

A: The HOA only covers the common areas. Each homeowner is responsible for having their own homeowners insurance. The HOA does NOT cover exterior maintenance or repair.  Homeowner may also want to consider “Limited water back up and sump discharge or overflow” coverage.

 

A: The Annual Homeowner's meeting is scheduled in November, each year, on a date selected by the Board.

 

A: HOA Board meetings are scheduled quarterly and the dates are on the community calendar. If you would like to attend a Board Meeting, please contact Towne Properties so that you can be added to the agenda. If you are unable to attend the meeting, you may email the Community Service Admin (info on the homepage) with a formal letter to the Board. This will be placed in the Board Packet for discussion at the meeting.

 

A: If you experience an emergency, you should first call 911 or the local authorities (police, ambulance, etc.) If the emergency is related to a community issue, please call the number listed on the homepage. If this is an after hours emergency, please call 919-878-8787 and press 3 to be connected to the on call associate.

 

A: Please make sure your bird feeders are cleaned on a regular basis and please do your part to avoid the squirrels, racoons or other wild life from having access to these feeders.