Unfortunately, many homeowners often get these two associations confused with one another. This information will help you understand the differences between them. Everyone who owns property in Windsor Hill Plantation IS a member of the Windsor Hill Parkway Association.
Membership in Windsor Hill Parkway Association is mandatory for all homeowners.
Membership in Windsor Hill Civic Association remains voluntary to all homeowners.
Windsor Hill Parkway Association membership dues vary in price among homeowners.
Windsor Hill Civic Association membership dues are same price with all homeowners.
W.H.P.A. maintains the entrance to Windsor Hill Plantation and Windsor Hill Parkway.
W.H.C.A. is responsible for everything in Windsor Hill - Except entrance & Parkway.
W.H.P.A. has one meeting annually for all homeowners at Cathedral of Praise Church.
W.H.C.A. holds quarterly meetings of all residents at Windsor Hill Elementary School.
W.H.P.A. is not seeking any volunteers at this time, nor has plans to do so in the future.
W.H.C.A. is seeking volunteers at this time and always needs members willing to help.
W.H.P.A. web site address is www.windsor-hill.org, not www.cchat.com/windsorhill.
W.H.C.A. web site address remains www.windsorhill.org, but is not currently online.
W.H.P.A. web site offers the original images and content about Windsor Hill Plantation.
W.H.C.A. web site will be offering new content and images on Windsor Hill Plantation.
All homeowners have been sent a bill for their year 2000 Windsor Hill Parkway Association annual dues from A.M.C.S.,
which stands for Asset Management & Consulting Services.
It does NOT include a copy of the budget this year, but did notify you of the Annual Parkway Association meeting held on Tuesday June 13th 2000.
The bill is due after 30 days. Pay it!
If unpaid after 60 days, a reminder is sent. If unpaid after 90 days, a registered letter is sent.
If any homeowner refuses to pay their Parkway Association dues, they only end up costing the rest of us (Their Neighbors!) even more money for wasted time, postage, legal expenses, etc.
NOTE: Any Windsor Hill Parkway Association dues remaining unpaid after 120 days will be turned over to an attorney.
This could eventually result in a lien being placed on a property deed for the amount of the unpaid dues, plus expenses. All homeowners
are responsible for their dues, regardless if you were informed about the fee by your real estate agent or not.
Liens become public information! No property can be sold until all such liens are cleared. Having a lien on your property
will show up in credit reports and hurt your credit rating.
In correspondence with the homeowners' invoice for 2000 Windsor Hill Parkway Association dues, the May 22, 2000 homeowner letter from A.M.C.S.
included a reference near the end to a "Windsor Hill Plantation Homeowners Association" by mistake.
It should have said "Windsor Hill Parkway Association" - as it did in the body of the letter. A.M.C.S. apologized for their error and they will
take steps to prevent this confusing error from ever happening again.
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