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BALDWIN PARK NOTEBOOK
ROA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
BY STACEY FRYREAR
The following information is a glimpse of the ROA’s general updates for the month. A copy of the official Nov. 16, 2021, Meeting Minutes can be obtained on the Community Network, BaldwinParkNetwork. com.
n The board approved the 2022 Revised Budgets for City Homes No. 2, City Homes No. 3 and City Homes No. 4.
n The board approved a resolution that establishes terms for Covenants Committee Members.
n The board approved the proposal from Armstrong Locks to replace hardware at Enders and Grace Hopper Facility Centers.
n The board approved a proposal for floor and carpet replacement at Grace Hopper Facility Center.
n The board approved a proposal to sand and repaint pool bathroom stalls at Enders Facility Center.
n The board approved replacing sidewalks at Longview Park, Oak Mews and a townhome service area.
n The board approved landscape improvements at Enders Facility Center.
UPDATES
n Grace Hopper Pool resurfacing: Final touches on the pool resurfacing project continue. However, the pool has reopened to residents. n Grace Hopper filter tank enclosure: A leak was found at the filter tank. It was a pipe leading to the filter tank. The water pressure caused the side of the tank to fold in on itself. It has been repaired.
n Access systems (pool gate) hardware upgrades. The approved upgrades have been ordered and will be scheduled for replacement once received.
n Landscape replacements: Plant installations at the following parks/mews have been completed: Parkland Quadrangle warranty Bermuda replacement by BrightView; Longview Park plant materials install; Upper Union and Union Bermuda repairs; and Fenwood Park Mondo Grass fill-ins.
n Crepe myrtle pruning: The approved crepe myrtle pruning and clearance pruning based on the recommendations on the analysis have been completed in select park/mews.
n Park signage: Signage (park rules and dog waste) has been replaced in park areas.
n Enders AC duct cleaning/air purification/UV lighting: This work was completed.
n Enders Facility Center paint: The gathering room, kitchen, hallway, bathrooms and patio have been completed. The fitness center, hallway and bathrooms have been completed.
n Enders Facility Center pressure wash/caulk/paint: The approved work has been completed.
n Enders Facility Center paint benches/patios/screen/ repairs on patios/pressure
HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR OWNERS
Exterior changes: Any exterior change to your home — including but not limited to painting, replacing or adding gutters, roofs, windows, plant materials/ sod/trees, accessories, structural changes, etc. — requires ARC approval. All applications can be found at baldwinparknetwork.com under ARC Applications. If you have questions, please call the ARC Coordinator at (407) 740-5838 or email ARC@baldwinparkpoa.com.
wash playground equipment: The approved work has been completed.
n Grace Hopper Facility Center pressure wash/caulk/ paint: The approved work has been completed.
n Grace Hopper Hall touchup paint inside: The approved work has been placed on hold because of floor replacement.
n Grace Hopper Pool bath house roof/locker/pool fence/pool light-pole painting: The approved work has been completed.
TOWNHOME SERVICE AREA COMMITTEE
BY MELISSA PARKER
MParker@BalwinParkPOA.com
The following information is a glimpse of the business that the Townhome Service Area Committee addressed in the Nov. 18, 2021, meeting. A complete copy of the official minutes can be obtained on the Community Network, BaldwinParkNetwork.com.
n The TSAC approved the Issa 22 Service Area Design Development Package.
n The TSAC moved to appoint Nancy Pfaff to represent the City Homes No. 1 service area.
UPDATES
n Please remember to report any landscape, building, or irrigation issues on the Baldwin Park Services App. Reporting items on the Baldwin Park Services App will allow residents to share photos of the reported area(s), and receive real time updates from management staff on corrective measures being taken.
n New sod that was installed in October/November has been treated with a fungicide.
n BrightView treated Sago Palms again in the Issa 28 (Osprey Avenue) area for scale.
n BrightView treated Azaleas on Ethan in the Cambridge service area for spots.
n BrightView treated Hollies and Camellias on Common Way Road and Chatfield Place for scale.
n During the month of October, there was 3.21 inches of rain (normal is 3.46 inches).
n BrightView has completed irrigation upgrades in the Cambridge service area. BrightView already notices a difference with the sod since the upgrades were completed and will continue to monitor the area(s) for any possible issues.
n Per DRS Inc. here is the Townhome painting schedule for December 2021: Live/work service area
n Per DRS Inc. here is the Townhome maintenance schedule for December 2021: Cambridge
n Because of the pandemic, there has been an adjustment to originally stated dates for painting projects and maintenance in the townhome service areas. Supplies was delayed in being shipped from vendors to DRS Inc. at the beginning of the year. Schedules now will be projected one to two months out to anticipate any possible future changes. Notices are still being left on townhome front doors one to two weeks in advance to inform residents of any upcoming projects beginning in their address range.
HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR TOWNHOUSE OWNERS
Concerning service areas Cambridge, Issa 22 and Issa 28 townhomes: Who is responsible for the irrigation in the back yard or private zone of my townhome?
The irrigation water is paid through the monthly assessments. The system originally was installed by the builder(s) and it is all connected. There are many zones for each time clock, and each zone can control more than just one back yard/private zone. The irrigation runs overnight, and the association tries to follow the St. John’s Water Management District guidelines. However the association uses reclaimed water, so it’s not a requirement at this point. Irrigation zones where there is new plant material may run longer, until the sod or plant material gets established. The irrigation system that lies within your back yard/private zone is the responsibility of the owner to maintain. If a repair is needed, a licensed irrigation technician/company carries a universal key that can be utilized to access the irrigation box. If you have any questions, please contact Melissa Parker, mparker@baldwinparkpoa.com, for more information.
BALDWIN PARK COMMERCIAL OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.
BY BILL PATTERSON
VILLAGE CENTER UPDATES
n ‘Tis the season for New Year resolutions! According to Statista.com, the top New Year resolution in 2021 was to exercise more. The Baldwin Park Village Center has you covered with fitness centers for adults, including 9 Round and F45 Fitness. For the kids, there is Dance360 and Championship Martial Arts. Stay fit in 2022 and keep your New Year’s resolution by supporting Baldwin Park small businesses.
NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS DISTRICT
n During the past few months, we have been working on a project to revitalize the landscaping on some of the parking lot islands. This project will continue over the course of the next few months until all are completed.
GENERAL UPDATES
n Need to get rid of your Christmas tree? The city of Orlando offers bulk pick-up for large items, in most cases, free of charge. This can be used for most items that cannot fit in the commercial Dumpster. Visit orlando.gov/ Trash-Recycling for more information and to schedule future pick-ups.
n It is the time of year for annual tree trimming. This will start in all the Baldwin Park COA lots and the Neighborhood Business District in January and into February.
n Have you downloaded the Baldwin Park Services App yet? You
BALDWIN PARK BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Verte Chiropractic, located at 1814 Jake St., is the exclusive chiropractic practice of the Baldwin Park town center. It proudly offers talented chiropractors and outstanding facilities and are accepting new patients! It accepts a variety of health insurances, patients involved in auto accidents, and also offers affordable cash plans. Verte is now offering food-sensitivity testing for $100 for January. Find out more by stopping by or visiting its website, vertechiropractic.com.
can find it on Google Play or in the Apple App Store. It is a great resource to report various issues around the community, including light outages, broken sprinkler heads and many others. You also can submit work requests for city of Orlando maintenance and repair.
n Architectural Review Committee meetings take place on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month for application reviews regarding commercial changes to exterior structures (roofing replacements and painting), landscaping and signage. All corresponding applications can be located on the Baldwin Park Network under Commercial Owners Association and Commercial Architectural Review Committee. For questions and application submission please feel free to email Bill at BPatterson@BaldwinParkPOA.com.