About Silver Firs II
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is Silver Firs II?
Silver Firs Phase II consists of the neighborhoods of
Canterbury, Canterbury Heights, Hillcrest, Pembridge, Scarborough, Sherwood,
The Cottages, Thornbury, and Vintage. There are 880 homes in these neighborhoods which also
includes 86 acres of common area, grassy buffers, ornamental plants, trees,
trails, fields and play areas.
Where do my association assessments (dues) go?
Your association dues cover items such as (but not limited
to):
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Maintenance and repair of miles of privacy and ornamental
fencing
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Lawn and Landscape Maintenance (750K sq ft to mow)
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Entrance Signs and Lighting
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Maintenance of 2 tennis courts, 4 sport courts, 1 soccer
field, and multiple playgrounds
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Maintenance of 110 mail stations
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Miscellaneous signs
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Hazardous tree removal
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Rules Enforcement issues
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Common area liability insurance
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Community Management Services
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Association Website
How long will my common area maintenance request
take?
Some projects require the board to go through a bid process,
which can take up to at least 3 months in some cases. In other cases, funds may
not be available in the current year to have a contractor perform the work. An
alternate option is to have volunteers complete the work, however homeowner
involvement in these types of projects is extremely low.
I want to help out. How can I become an active member of the community?
You are always invited to any of the board or committee
meetings. Board meetings are held on the fourth Monday of every month. Check the
calendar of events for the next board or committee meeting that you would like
to attend. You may also contact our management company and they will put you in
touch with the appropriate committee member. There are many ways that you can
become an active participant in the Silver Firs community. Please contact our
management company for more information. Contact information can be found on the
Contact Us page of this website.
Yes. To keep the homes within the guidelines, all color
schemes must be approved by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Please go
to the ACC section of this website for further information.
I’m thinking about getting a locking mailbox to protect my incoming mail. Is
there an approved box?
Yes. The Silver Firs II Home Owner's Association has approved
a locking mailbox to help homeowners combat identity theft and stolen mail. The
approved box is called The Pinnacle
and is manufactured by Davis Tool. The unit has a List price of $150 plus
S&H ($14.95), but through a special offer exclusive to SF II homeowners, you can
purchase it for $119 delivered to your door. You will need a special code, which
can be obtained by contacting the Communications Director. For more information,
go to the What's New section of this website. The manufacturer of the mailbox is Davis Tool
and their website is www.lockingmailbox.com.
How do I report a maintenance issue (sign, fence, debris or drainage problem
in common area, street light out & dangerous tree, being most common)?
To report any maintenance issue, please contact
the HOA Management company.
You may check the Rules and Covenants section of this website
for the complete list, or contact either the management company or The Association
President & Rules Committee Director.
Please contact our management company.
You are always welcome to join us at any of the board or
committee meetings. Check the calendar on the home page for more information.
Soccer Field reservations can be made with this
form.
The most likely reason is that you do not have the latest
Adobe Acrobat Reader program installed on your computer. All reports and meeting
minutes are created in Adobe .pdf format. You can get the free Reader program
direct from Adobe. Just click on the Adobe
icon on the left column of the report page.
Why aren't there any blue outgoing mailboxes in our
neighborhood and can we get the USPS to install some?
We have asked our local postmaster
this question and he stated that due to the decrease
in outgoing mail volume, there are no chances at
this time of getting the boxes installed in our
neighborhood.
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