The streets in The Moors are not very wide. The Associations have rules prohibiting or limiting street-parking under certain conditions. We need to make sure there is access for Emergency Vehicles to navigate our roadways to assist out neighbors who are in need of their help.
If you have a guest visiting they should park in a guest parking space. If your area does not have guest parking, if possible they need to park in your driveway or assigned space. If this is not an option and they park on the street they MUST request a “Street Parking Pass” from Security and placed it on the vehicle’s dashboard. Street Parking passes may be obtained from the office during business hours if you know in advance that you will be having a guest or a party. For unexpected guests you MUST call security at 305-821-9327 and the roving security officer will bring you a pass for the vehicle.
The Patio Homes and Garden Homes Associations, where T-bone parking is allowed, considers a vehicle still in violation if it is parked with any section of the tire(s) touching the street ALL four tires Must be within the driveway area. “Partially on the Street” mean that one or two tires are on street. Vehicles found in violation of Street Parking or Partially on the Street will receive a sticker and/ or be booted. Townvillas, Village Homes and Moors Pointe Condominium do not allow T-Bone parking.
Please make a note of these rules to ensure that your vehicle or your guest’s vehicle is not stickered or booted.
We are all familiar with problems of noise, and many of us have been guilty of infl icting noise on our neighbors at some time, and have had noise infl icted upon us. Noise issues in environmental health fall roughly into noise from residential neighbors (hi-fi , barking dogs, noisy parties, house and vehicle audible intruder alarms) and other categories of noise sources include transportation noise (road noise, aircraft noise).
Noise can be any sound which annoys, intrudes or disturbs. It is ‘sound which is undesired by the recipient’. You might be enjoying listening to your favorite band at a loud volume, but to your neighbor it is ‘noise’ when it intrudes into his living room or bedroom and causes annoyance. More than that it can cause your neighbor to lose sleep or even cause unnecessary stress.
What actually can constitute a statutory noise nuisance is diffi cult to defi ne. Ultimately it may come down to a subjective opinion. “What would be the reaction of an average reasonable person to the noise?”. In simple terms, if you are the person being subjected to the noise, ask yourself, is this the sort of problem which is wholly unreasonable in the circumstances? If the noise is enough to keep you awake most nights, then clearly this noise is unacceptable. If the noise is occasional, in the afternoon, and can only just be heard, and your requirement is absolute quiet during the day, this probably isn’t a statutory noise nuisance, however you personally fi nd it irritating. A few factors build up a picture of whether a statutory noise nuisance exists, and these include what time of day is the noise, how long does it go on for, how loud is it, and how often does it occur? Also, is this a known temporary situation, or is it a long standing problem.
Local authorities have a duty to investigate noise nuisance complaints. After 11 p.m. and before 7 a.m., you can call your local police department and request for a police unit to come by and assist with the problem. You may want to insist on a case number to keep track of the number of times there has been an issue.
Remember also that common courtesy to your neighbors is a must when you live in close vicinity. Everyone has the right to enjoy their home.
You will experience TV in a whole new way. As part of our bulk agreement, you will receive at no additional charge one (1) HIGH DEFINITION BOX, two (2) CONVERTER BOXES AND three (3) REMOVE CONTROLS. You'll receive up to 170 digital quality channels the entire family can enjoy at no additional charge.
Residents without any equipment:
In order to view Digital Starter, Showtime and High Definition, a Comcast technician will need to install a high definition cable box. Free installation.
Residents that currently have digital equipment:
Residents that are currently subscribing to only Digital Starter will receive an automatic adjustment, when applicable. You may still need to visit us to exchange your equipment. Check your statement to make sure you receive a credit.
Residents that have high definition equipment:
Residents that are currently subscribing to only Digital Starter and high definition service will receive an automatic adjustment, when applicable. You do not need to take any action. Check your statement to make sure you receive a credit.
The Moors is located within a low geographical area. Therefore, we are susceptible to flooding from major storms or hurricane. We have four lakes that can also overflow. Our drainage system consists of French Drains. The Moors does not have a sewer system. A French Drain is a subsurface drain. A subsurface drain is a gravel filled trench with a perforated pipe installed in the bottom. French Drains collect water where storm water will naturally accumulate. From the surface all you see is a metal grate called a catch basin, which is connected to the perforated pipe. Maintenance is limited to cleaning the catch basins once a year throughout the community.
Typical streets and parking lots aren’t designed to handle tropical tempests. Below ground, limestone rock is like a sponge. When it gets filled with water, it can’t absorb any more. Water collects in low spots and ditches. Our streets flood whenever we have several inches of rain in a short period of time. Standing water usually dissipates within 24 hours.
Keep in mind of the following factors:
In preparing for a hurricane or flood you should have the basic emergency supplies ready: Flashlights, first aid kit, drinking water (one gallon per person per day), battery operated radio, waterproof boots, camera to record damages, tools (hammer, nails, crowbar, saw, pliers), trash bags, cleaning supplies, disinfectants.
Leasing Restrictions apply in Moors Pointe Condominium and Village Homes Association. Occupancy applications must be completed and submitted for Association approval prior to tenants moving in.
Screening will be done based on a background check and a credit report done by an independent screening company.
Process can take up to 15 days. Please allow sufficient time for the screening process before agreeing on a move-in date.
During the last few months, the Master Association has observed a lot of recurrent guests abusing this rule. Consequently, their vehicles have been booted.
Residents and/or live-in guests are not allowed to use guest parking at all. Some examples of people that fall under this category are boy/girlfriends staying overnight, relatives living with you for a short period of time, children home from college for a few months, etc. Make sure you as a resident/owner advise your live-in guests not to use guest parking spaces in violation of our Rules & Regulations or their vehicles will be booted.
If you have any thoughts regarding your special circumstances, please call the on-site management office for further clarification. Security personnel are not authorized to approve special circumstances.
If you do not include your coupon attached with your check, the check gets forwarded back to the management company for posting, which delays the payment. We suggest that you mail your payment before the first. If you feel that you are mailing your payment on time, but we are not receiving it by the fifteenth, please send your payment certified. Payments on line through Klick may take up to 5 days to process.
Keep in mind that being late with your maintenance fees, one or two months, can cost nearly an additional $400 in collection fees and costs.
Mail in your payment on time, even if you do not have your coupons book, to avoid paying late fees and/or collection fees and cost.
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