Alex you may want to check the availability of the suggested outside lighting.
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On Jun 9, 2017, at 7:43 PM, Victor Belton <vjbelton@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That is helpful Alex. Thanks
Rich blessings and peace ...
Belton
Outlook for iOS
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<highland-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Alex Agle
<alex@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 9, 2017 7:25:39 PM
To: highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: RATS!
Here is the common elements vs limited common elements lesson for
today...
Common elements - This is land and amenities in our condominium that all
of us own as tenants in common with undivided interest. If you own a 1
bedroom unit, your share is 1.36% and if you own a 2 bedroom unit, your
share is 2.13%. Your condo dues are calculated based on this
percentage. You have a right to use all common elements, as long as
your use does not infringe upon the rights of the other owners.
Examples: Fences surrounding our condominium complex, gate entry
systems, retaining walls, exterior building walls and roof, trash
compactor, landscaping areas (i.e. grass not fenced in), mail area,
fitness facility, swimming pool, club house, pool furniture, other
furniture and fixtures on common elements, and our neighborhood street.
Limited common elements - This is land and amenities outside the walls
of a unit reserved specifically for the use of the owner of that unit.
Examples: Gates serving units along Highland and Jackson, driveways
leading to garages (if a driveway serves two units, then the boundary
between units is its centerline), decks in the 600, 700, and 800
buildings, enclosed yard areas, our air conditioning pads and equipment,
utility meters that serve a specific unit, and our mailbox slot in the
mail area.
Questions and answers:
Is the landscaping in front of my unit (along the neighborhood street) a
limited common element? No, it is a common element, unless it is fenced
in and is specifically designated as a limited common element according
to "Declaration of Condominium for The Highland, A Condominium." (5)
May my dog poop on the grass in front of units, even if I clean it up?
Pets are NOT allowed on any of the amenity areas, except for the
designated dog walk area. Note: The Board needs to make it more clear
which areas are designated for dog walking. Maybe the areas with the
little green dog signs? Obviously, the street should be a dog walking
area, or owners would need to physically carry their dogs for a
distance. (14 (e))
May I have a trash can near my front door or driveway? No. (14 (m))
May I place trash next to my front door and take it to the dumpster
later? No. (14 (m))
May I leave my garage door open? No. (14 (p))
May I park my car in a random driveway or have a party on any deck? No,
these are limited common elements which are reserved for the use of
their respective owners. If you obtain permission from that owner, then
you may use their limited common elements. (14 (f))
May I change my outdoor lighting fixture and door knobs? The Board has
published the approved replacement lighting fixture:
https://www.amazon.com/Portfolio-23-43-Brass-Outdoor-Light/dp/B00XZ9BYF8
Door knobs can be replaced if they appear similar to the existing ones.
Maintenance of these items are the responsibilities of homeowners. (13
(d) & 17(a))
Can I install a satellite dish on the roof, wall, or non-fenced in
landscaped area? No, these are all common elements. By installing a
satellite dish on a common element, you would be infringing on the
rights of other owners. (13 (b) & (14 (e) & 14(r)) You may install a
satellite dish on your deck, since that is property controlled
exclusively by its owner. (FCC OTARD rules)
Alex
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Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: RATS!
From: Nicole Reedy - WWJWM <nicole.reedy@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, June 09, 2017 4:17 pm
To: "highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
As a condominium you own NOTHING outside of your interior walls.
If you did.. I highly doubt people would still have the old lighting
fixtures, ugly paint combinations and rusted door knobs…
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Executive Assistant to CFO, Tahira Fumo
JAS Worldwide Management, Inc.
6195 Barfield Rd. |Atlanta, GA | 30328
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Nicole.reedy@xxxxxxx
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on behalf of Tiffany Harlow
Reply-To:
"highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>"
Date: Friday, June 9, 2017 at 4:12 PM
To: "highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:highland-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>"
Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: RATS!
And I would argue that the grass area is a part of the sidewalk or area
serving one or more units. If we interpret it any other way then people
could literally just come congregate in front of your front door with no
issue. I doubt that was the intent of the declarations's drafters.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 9, 2017, at 4:09 PM, Glenn Abajian
<glenn.abajian@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:glenn.abajian@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I think this is where there may be some confusion. After reading the
bylaws, it doesn't state that the grass areas are common or limited common
elements.
Per the bylaws:
The limited common elements include:
* Any sidewalk or entry gate serving one or more but less than all Units
* The sidewalk serving only one unit
* The driveway providing entry to the garage of each unit
* Any desk attach to and serving only one unit
* any enclosed yard area as shown on the Survey or Floors plans
* The portion of Common Elements on which there is located any portion
of the air conditioning or heating system exclusively serving a particular
Unit or Units
* Any utility meter which serves only one unit
* Each unit is assigned one mailbox or mail slot
The Common elements consist of all portions of the Condominium not located
within the boundaries of a Unit. The Common Elements include, without
limitation, certain utilities, fences, entry features, paving, walls,
retaining walls and exterior walls of the building, trash compactor,
awnings, landscape areas, mail area, fitness facility, swimming pool,
clubhouse, limited access fated entry system, and all personalty, furniture
and fixtures located on any common element, expect items located on any
limited common element.
I may be wrong in assuming "landscape areas" include the grass areas but
please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thank you,
Glenn Abajian
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 3:31 PM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Actually, after a re-read of the declaration and bylaws, I believe that the
sections of grass directly in front of our doors and driveways are
considered "limited common elements" under our rules as opposed to general
"common elements" (such as the gym, pool, etc.) so in that case, the rules
actually state that use of those "limited" areas are reserved exclusively
for the owners of the unit to which the limited area is assigned.
This would mean that only homeowners who are assigned to those areas, i.e.
live on those "limited" elements, can allow their dogs to use them. Others
would be in violation. That would be my reading of the actual rules but we
can discuss that with CMA and get out some form of official interpretation
at a later date.
In the meantime, I will post that portion of the rules in the mailbox area
along with others I think should be considered as I mentioned in my earlier
email. Thanks.
Tiffany Harlow, Esq.
tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>
404-931-5567<tel:(404)%20931-5567>
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 3:24 PM, Christian Pena
<cpena711@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:cpena711@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Certainly, as long as the pet owners continue (or start) picking up around
the front gate and or ends of the neighborhood there should not be a
problem.
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 3:17 PM, Zane Strebor
<planetzane@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:planetzane@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Tiffany, that is a great idea. There are actually common areas that are not
in front of resident doors that can be utilized for pets to use. I don't
have any issue with that. Thanks.
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 2:34 PM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
There are side grass areas within the gates you can use as opposed to
directly in front of someone's front door.
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On Jun 9, 2017, at 2:32 PM, Christian Pena
<cpena711@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:cpena711@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I just got a dog last week (some of you have seen the little pup) and have
picked up after him obviously, since I know I'm not trying to be one of
those getting the stink eye. That's being said, I was told that all outside
areas are indeed communal, so a dog going to the bathroom on it is not
against the rules. Since I'm now part of the pet owners in the
neighborhood, I truly wish I had grass in front of my door ( I definitely
don't want to walk outside the gates on the midnight or 4am walks), but
please call out pet owners that you see not picking up waste.
CMA should 100% place fines on irresponsible pet owners AND folks throwing
away furniture (I'm preaching I know), our more vocal residents are doing
all they can, but CMA should really get more strict to avoid things
escalating like this and having everyone all of a sudden be upset and
vocalizing concerns. Should have never reached this point (again, I know
I'm preaching).
On Jun 9, 2017, at 1:34 PM, Susan Stern
<susan.k.stern@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:susan.k.stern@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Also, and correct me if I'm wrong, there is nothing about a dog relieving
itself on the grass that violates any rules. The violation comes when the
owners do not clean up after the pet. The grassy areas are shared/communal
space.
We did talk at the last board meeting (3 of us non-board members
attended--it's a great chance to stay informed and share your concerns!)
about the issue of urine spots in the grass and how unattractive it is. No
immediate solutions were identified, but we brainstormed several ideas. If
anyone is on the listserv reading this who has a dog, please consider
taking them outside of the gates for their potty breaks.
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 12:57 PM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Zane,
Of course there are many rules related to this, among other things.
Unfortunately, as you have seen this week, our neighbors have very loose
interpretations of what those rules are or have not taken time to actually
read them. Trust me, you are not alone in your sentiment. In the next few
weeks, I will be posting at the mailboxes, relevant portions of our
covenants that I believe residents need to be reminded of and as Kyle has
mentioned, the Board is going to try this year at being more diligent in
enforcing those rules. This may prove uncomfortable for some, but we have
to get some order around here because many of the major issues we are now
tackling, i.e. the rats, are a direct result of having gotten lax over the
years.
In the meantime, I wouldn't go so far as to suggest you engage with
neighbors that you see violating the rules (although I will give a long
stare sometimes to folks that I see at or near my patch and it has worked,
they move along quickly), but if you can let us on the board know who to
address, we will be happy to do so on your behalf.
Tiffany Harlow, Esq.
tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>
404-931-5567<tel:(404)%20931-5567>
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 12:35 PM, Zane Strebor
<planetzane@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:planetzane@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Speaking of pets, I feel that it is unfair for those of us without pets to
be subjected to dogs pooping all over our patches of grass. Are they any
rules regarding pet owners being able to utilize the yards of others for
their pets? Even if they pick it up, the stench and remnants remain and
attract insects and rodents toward our houses. I don't feel that is fair at
all. Sometimes I can barely pull out my garage because people are standing
there with the dogs taking a bathroom break on my patch of grass. Thanks.
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 12:23 PM, Traci Houston
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thank you!!!!
We appreciate all your dedication and efforts to help keep our community
clean.
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On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 11:40 AM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Yes, thank you Marny. And we should all thank Kyle as a neighbor and board
member for helping to clean up the trash all week and disposing of this
morning's rat. It takes a village.
Tiffany Harlow, Esq.
tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>
404-931-5567<tel:(404)%20931-5567>
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 11:18 AM, Kyle Mann
<kylemann1@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:kylemann1@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks Marny,
CMA is supposed to be sending notices to everyone having those cans, to
remove them or be fined going forward.
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Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: RATS!
It's also probably a good time for those of you with those garbage cans
full of dog waste outside your doors to get rid of them unless you want
rats on your doorsteps.
Marny Heit
675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE
Suite 8500
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
T: 404-313-4923
F: 404-393-7393
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On Jun 9, 2017, at 10:31 AM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
The dumpster has been emptied this morning and the dead rat has been
disposed of. Neighbors, you will have to understand that in order to
alleviate this rat problem, we will temporarily see dead rats on occasion
and we cannot guarantee where they will be found. This is unfortunately
how extermination works. We have asked for your patience and vigilance.
Please continue to dispose of your trash appropriately, hold your trash and
do not dump if you see that the dumpster is already full or overflowing and
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not do this with your dog waste. We will never get
over this hurdle if we continue to just be careless.
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404-931-5567
On Fri, Jun 9, 2017 at 9:53 AM, Ibironke Apata
<iwapata@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:iwapata@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks for sharing the update on the rats. It is truly a crisis and I'm
surprised that we were not made aware formally. I got the flyer about trash
but not about the rats. On sunday night I easy horrified to see 5 rats by
the dumpster and 2 days later. I spotted 2 rats. I believe the health
department should be notified and all actions being taken shared with us.
The dumpster will continue to be a source of breedinf. I wonder if we
should all have trash cans we bring out once or twice a week and eliminate
the use of a dumpster.
This community usef to be so clean! Is there a meeting about this coming up?
On Jun 9, 2017 9:44 AM, "William Hauser"
<wm.hauser@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wm.hauser@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Dead rat in roadway in front of bldg 200
On Jun 8, 2017 8:31 AM, "Christian Pena"
<cpena711@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:cpena711@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks Isom, that's great information. I do also agree that in Dennis'
absence someone at CMA should help so the board, who all have day jobs,
don't have to handle this.
Please keep talking to your neighbors and bringing it up in case they are
not on the chain. Mention this chain to see if they are on it, if not,
offer to take their email down and reach out here to add them in. Mention
the trash as food source and how we are trying to get this fixed. OVER
COMMUNICATE! Let's finally all get on the same page and get this over with.
Not only is it gross (and I'm scared of rats honestly) but the property
values will lower while out HOA's will go up, nobody wins.
Best,
Christian
On Jun 8, 2017, at 8:13 AM, Wenona Belton
<wcbelton@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wcbelton@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
If Dennis is unavailable, who at CMA should be handling? Is a major rat
infestation not considered a crisis that the property management company
should address?
W. Belton
On Jun 8, 2017, at 2:04 AM, isom hawes
<isom25@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:isom25@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hello everyone, I'd like to chime in, in hopes of helping out with some of
the concerns regarding the rodent issue. Back in the early 2000's, I use
to work for Orkin and coincidentally I had a few customers in this same
complex. If I were to assume that extermination methods have not changed,
there are only a couple ways to get rid of the rats. You either poison
them or you set out old school rat traps. Both methods are effective but
depending on the circumstance, one method will work better than the other.
In dealing with large numbers, as we are now, poison is really the only way
to suppress the population.
Poison, however, will really only be effective if there are no other food
sources for the rats. They will almost always choose the food in the trash
over the poison if they have access to it. Because of this, extermination
of the rats will have to be a joint effort between us and Orkin. Orkin can
lay out poison from now until next year but the problem won't start to
improve until we stop allowing the rodents easy access to our trash.
As I understand it, the reason the compactor was removed was to have it
cleaned and to have the space around the compactor cleaned since over time
trash had begun to build up on the grounds around the compactor. This
trash had become a continuous source of food for the rats making the
problem worse. I noticed a couple of days ago that there was a drain hole
at the base of the temporary dumpster and rats were going in and out of the
hole.... again having easy access to the trash. I'm sure this easy access
was impeding the efforts of Orkin. Today I went and bought some steel wool
and plugged the hole. I was taught when I worked at Orkin that rats tend
not to chew through it because it cuts their gums. You may want to give it
a try at your homes if you find small entry points that need to be closed
off to prevent the rats from invading.
As for the length of time it will take to fix this problem, there is no way
to really know. It all depends on how good of a job we do of making sure
the rodents can't get to our trash. If we can keep them out of our trash,
they will then start to get desperate for food, eat the poison and the
problem will improve sooner rather than later.
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Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: RATS!
Where is the back turn?
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On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 11:27 PM, Zane Strebor
<planetzane@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:planetzane@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I wonder about the health department as well because I just looked out my
window and saw one run out a drain pipe up near the back turn. They are
everywhere!
On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 11:20 PM, Wenona Belton
<wcbelton@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:wcbelton@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I am interested in the answers to the questions posed by Ms. Houston and
wonder if perhaps the health department should be notified?
Thank you,
W. Belton
On Jun 7, 2017, at 10:24 PM, Traci Houston (Redacted sender "tracihouston"
for DMARC)
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
While circulars were posted to everyone's door I'm not sure all the
residents truly recognize the severity of this rat infestation. I sure
didnt! This is what should be communicated. If residents knew they were at
risk with their health, informed that the rat infestation could potentially
grow where rodents could enter our homes, and that our property values
could be negatively impacted - maybe people would listen. This is very
serious! I absolutely do not take this problem lightly. In fact, Im scared
to even go to the dumpster now.
As a homeowner and resident I would like to know what is the overall
detailed action plan to address this issue?
I know that the extermination process started today but what's involved?
What specifically is the exterminator doing? Who is the exterminator? Are
they coming daily? Weekly? How long will the process last? Does the
exterminator have an aggressive plan of attack? When do they anticipate we
will be rid of these rats? Is this easy to do? Or is this a long term
project? What role do all residents have (other than proper disposal of
trash) during this process? Do we need to schedule any extermination to our
individual homes and who pays for it? Who do we contact for questions or if
we see a rat in our homes?
My next question is what specifically is being done about the dumpster? I
assume the trash compactor doesnt work at all? If not, what is the plan to
have a working dumpster or are we going to have more frequent trash
pick-up? When will any action be taken? Whats the timeline?
What responsibility does the HOA mgmt company have in this entire process -
if any at all?
Lastly I think it would be extremely helpful to over-communicate during
this crisis - yes, crisis. If we dont communicate the seriousness of this
issue people will not be aware of this grave problem. If I wasnt part of
this group thread I wouldnt be aware of anything. If we dont arrest the
problem now we could be at serious risk for other problems none of us want
diwn the road.
There should be communications that are posted/emailed/mailed/text to all
residents that a) outline the problem we currently have and how it occurred
b) communicate the actions that have been taken and next steps and c) how
we can collectively prevent this from happening in the future. Along with
these communication channels we need some type of signage - even if
temporary - around all common areas reminding everyone about the trash
guidelines.
I have not seen this type of detailed communication just yet. Is there a
plan for one? I am more than willing to assist with writing the
communication and distributing to my fellow neighbors.
Can someone answer these questions?
Thank You
Traci
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On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 6:38 PM, Tiffany Harlow
<tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:tiffany.harlow@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Yeah the person who left the trash needs to come back and get it. We are
all adults here. Members of the board, friends of the board and random
other community members should not have to do this every time. It's getting
ridiculous.
And for the record, if you know you live next door to a neighbor who is not
on this list or who doesn't get the info, each one teach one, pass the info
along.
Word of mouth is not a new concept.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 7, 2017, at 6:36 PM, Zane Strebor
<planetzane@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:planetzane@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Just drove out the gate and there were 2 huge rats feeding off that bag of
trash on the ground. Someone really needs to move that bag of trash.
On Jun 7, 2017, at 5:44 PM, Jodie Victor
<jodievictor@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:jodievictor@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I've been gone since the Sunday morning, but have read all the emails from
another state. I just left the neighborhood after being home for about 15
minutes. Sitting by the compactor is a bag of trash. As I waited for the
gate to open, a rat exited the bag of trash. It is apparently not clear to
all residents of what is currently going on in our community. Why is that
so?
I am a renter, but I am curious why a private company is being used for
trash?
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Joseph Curtis
<josephcurtis07@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:josephcurtis07@xxxxxxxxxxx>>
Sent: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 4:27:07 PM
To: Highland
Subject: [highland-discuss] RATS!
There is a dead half eaten rat in the back of the pool deck! Behind the
trash can. And many many live rats around the trash dumpster. We need to
put the plug back in the dumpster because the rats are using it as a door
into the dumpster. buffet time!
Joseph Curtis
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"Subjecting yourself to the perception others have of you will keep you
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