Board Meetings
Scheduled
09/02/20, Wed, 7 -
9 pm
Agenda -
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Minutes (tba)
12/02/20, Wed, 7 - 9 pm
Completed
04/01/20 - Wed, 7-9 pm
Minutes
06/03/20, Wed, 7 - 9 pm
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Minutes
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Records
Minutes & Newsletters
Summary of Board Actions
Reserve Studies
Financial
2019 Audited Financial Statement
2018 Income Tax Return
2018 Audited Financial Statement
Info
FAQ
FYI
Helpful Hints for Homeowners
Notices
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Selling your
home ???
Once you get into a
contract with a
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buyer, the
Escrow Company
will contact you to
ask you to order and pay for what is typically
called the HOA Payoff Demand.
For how to
obtain this information,
read
more...
(07/01/2020)
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Entrance Monument
- Modification updates
at CRD &
Shaw Road (8/21/2020)
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The Estates monument
lights have been replaced with new energy
efficient LED lights. Please email the Board if
you observe any problems. (7/28/2020)
Demolition
start (08/24/2020) >>>
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Playground
- Closed until further notice due to COVID-19
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Events
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Document Shredding +
Styrofoam Recycling
October 10th
(Posted 08/26/2020)
http://www.cityofpuyallup.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=3356
Date October 10, 2020
Time 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location:
Styrofoam Recycling:
Safeway, 708 Shaw Road E
Document Shredding:
Parking lot at Meeker and 3rd St SE, Puyallup, WA 98371
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CR
Monument Committee
Volunteers Needed
(Posted 08/23/2020)
The City of Puyallup is working to
complete the sidewalk, bike lane, road and traffic
signal improvements at Shaw Rd and Crystal Ridge
Drive.
The project includes demolition of
the Crystal Ridge entrance monument. The CR Board
of Directors negotiated a payment settlement with the
City in 2019. The settlement included funding to
install a new entrance monument.
The Board is seeking volunteers to
serve on a committee to design the new monument.
There are currently two members and we are seeking three
more volunteers.
The committee will work within a
budget to design the monument, hire an architect to draw
construction plans, solicit bids, award a construction
contract, obtain a construction permit and oversee the
construction.
The committee will determine the
frequency and duration of meetings and the project
timeline. It will likely require a number of
meetings to complete the design and specifications and
fewer meetings once the design is turned over to an
architect. The committee will meet to interview
three (?) contractors, review bids and award a contract.
It will then monitor the construction to ensure the
project is built to the design specifications.
If you would like to volunteer
please contact the CR Board of Directors at board@crystalridgehoa.org.
Mark Crawford
President
Crystal Ridge
Homeowners' Association
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