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Homeowners are responsible for everything inside their unit, including interior plumbing fixtures, appliances, water heaters, HVAC equipment serving only the unit, electrical outlets, flooring, cabinets, countertops, and interior walls.
The HOA is responsible for everything outside the unit, including roofs, foundations, exterior walls and siding, fences, gates, landscaping, sidewalks, parking areas, the pool, and other shared amenities.
If an issue affects multiple units or originates outside your walls, it’s typically an HOA responsibility. When in doubt, submit a request in TownSq and management will route it correctly.
(Reference: Declaration – Maintenance Responsibilities)
All non-emergency maintenance requests must be submitted through TownSq. This creates a written record, allows tracking, and helps management prioritize repairs.
The community is professionally managed by KRJ Management, who coordinates vendors and follows up on requests.
For emergencies (active water leaks, fire, gas smell, or immediate safety concerns):
(Reference: Maintenance Request & Emergency Procedures Policy)
Lakeside Green follows a long-term, rotating maintenance plan so work is done proactively and costs are spread out over time. Instead of reacting to emergencies, each building is scheduled for exterior washing, fencing repairs, landscaping refreshes, painting, and inspections on a planned cycle.
This approach helps control HOA dues, reduces surprise assessments, and ensures every building receives attention.
(Reference: 5-Year Management Plan & Refresh Schedule
If you see active water, flooding, or a burst pipe, report it immediately. Some units share water shutoff valves, so fast reporting is critical to prevent damage to neighboring units.
Steps to take:
(Reference: Emergency Maintenance Procedures)
Trash pickup occurs twice per week. All trash must be bagged and placed fully inside the dumpster. Items that cannot be left at the dumpster include furniture, mattresses, TVs, large boxes, and bulk debris. These must be disposed of off-site.
Leaving items outside the dumpster causes pest issues, safety hazards, and may result in fines.
(Reference: Trash & Dumpster Use Rules)
The most frequently enforced pet rules are:
Pet owners are fully responsible for their pets’ behavior and cleanliness. Violations may result in warnings or fines.
(Reference: Pet Policy, Leash Rules, Pet Waste Rules)
The pool is for residents and their guests only. Quiet-time hours are 10:00 PM to 10:00 AM and must be followed at all times.
The pool may close temporarily for cleaning, repairs, inspections, or weather-related safety concerns. These closures are normal and help keep the pool safe and compliant.
No lifeguard is on duty, so residents swim at their own risk and must follow all posted rules.
(Reference: Pool & Amenity Rules)
Residents and guests must park only in designated parking areas and follow posted signage.
The following are generally not allowed:
Unauthorized vehicles may be towed at the owner’s expense.
(Reference: Parking & Vehicle Restrictions)
The HOA uses a multi-year budget and maintenance plan to prepare for major expenses such as foundation repairs, fencing replacement, parking lot work, and amenity improvements.
Funds are built over time through HOA dues and reserves so projects can be completed without sudden financial strain whenever possible.
(Reference: 5-Year Management Plan & Budget
The HOA follows a progressive enforcement process. This typically includes:
Rules are enforced consistently to maintain fairness, protect property values, and keep the community safe and enjoyable for everyone.
(Reference: Enforcement & Compliance Policy)