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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 May 23, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes can be obtained on the Community Network, BaldwinParkNetwork. com.

The board approved the following items/work: n The board approved the Baldwin Park Summer Swim Club as presented with the following amendments: Friday times starts at 5:30 p.m. or later, no time slots on Saturday or Sunday and the timeframe will start after Memorial Day and end before Labor Day. n The board appointed Mrs. Frances Boettcher to the ARC. n The board approved the Airport Towing agreement for Ender’s parking lot.

Updates Completed Actions

1. Picnic tables for High Park large pavilion were delivered, placed in the pavilion and stained.

2. Pressure wash, caulk and touch up paint exterior of High Park.

3. Pressure wash, caulk and touch up paint exterior of Grace Hopper Hall.

4. Pressure wash, caulk and touch up paint exterior of Enders.

5. Clean Enders roofs.

6. Electrical repair of main pool breaker panel at Enders pool

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, hardware, light fixtures, adding statues/fountains, 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.

7. May carpet cleaning at Enders and Grace Hopper.

8. Quarterly preventative maintenance of fitness equipment at Enders and Grace Hopper.

9. Yoga mats for the fitness centers at Enders and Grace Hopper were replaced.

10. Addition of drains and plant materials at Enders Facility Center.

11. Plant fill-ins at Bailey Square.

12. Plant replacements at Nolan Court.

13. Oak Tree removal at Union Park.

14. Trip hazards have been marked at Grace Hopper Hall and Union Park.

Pending Actions

1. Modernization of elevator at Grace Hopper approved in February. Time blocked in June for modernization.

2. Grace Hopper pool pole light out. Electric company is being scheduled to repair.

3. SMI maintenance will assemble and stain (clear coat) the picnic tables that were delivered for Enders playground.

4. Enders main pool breaker still tripping. Contractor has been contacted to repair.

5. Enders two pool pole lights are out. Electric company is being scheduled to repair.

6. Roof decking repair on women’s pool bath overhang and shingle missing over fitness center. A proposal was scheduled to be presented to the board in June 2023.

7. High Park women’s restroom faucet is leaking. Plumber is being scheduled to repair.

8. Pull ropes for the fitness equipment have been ordered.

9. Ceiling fan for Grace Hopper fitness center is being ordered. SMI Maintenance will install once it comes in.

10. Grinding of trip hazards at Grace Hopper and Union Park.

11. Proposals related to 2023 reserve expenditures per the 2023 Reserve Study Update: a. Replacing all shutters at Grace Hopper Hall. A proposal was scheduled to be presented to the board in June 2023. b. Repaint all interior walls, doors, trim, etc., at Grace Hopper Hall. Full paint not needed at this time. A proposal for painting all doors, trim, baseboards, window sills, etc., was scheduled to be presented to the board in June 2023. c. Replace shower tile at Enders pool with tile like the tile at Grace Hopper pool. A proposal was scheduled to be presented to the Board in June 2023. d. Asphalt overlay 1-inch Ender’s parking lot. A proposal will be obtained and brought to the Board. e. City Homes No. 3 Mews fountain basin resurfacing. Working with fountain company on this item to determine if it is needed at this time. f. City Homes No. 3 Mews fountain equipment. Working with fountain company on this item to determine if it is needed at this time. g. Ardsdale Mews brick wall repair. Not needed at this time. h. Baskin Mews brick wall repair. Not needed at this time. i. Union Mews brick wall repair. Not needed at this time.

Townhome Service Area Committee Meeting

BY MELISSA PARKER

The following information is a glimpse of the business that the Townhome Service Area Committee addressed in the May 18, 2023, meeting. A complete copy of the official minutes can be obtained on the Community Network, BaldwinParkNetwork.com.

n The TSAC appointed Lori Pollock as the chairman for the committee and Edward Ward as the secretary.

n The TSAC extend the invite in bidding the City Homes No. 1 roof replacement project.

Updates

n Please remember to report any landscape, building or irrigation issues on Baldwin Park Solutions. Reporting items on Baldwin Park Solutions allows residents to share photos of the reported area(s) and receive real-time updates from management staff on corrective measures being taken. Baldwin Park Solutions can be accessed on the Baldwin Park Network.

n City Homes No. 1 will be the next service area to receive roof replacements. No schedule is available at this time, but it has been projected that the re-roofing project will begin in the summer. Townhome buildings within City Homes No. 1 will receive roof replacements and new gutters. More information will be released to the community as it becomes available.

n New sod that was installed in June has been treated with a fungicide.

Helpful Information For Townhome Owners

This is a reminder that the association does not maintain or make any repairs on behalf of the townhome owners to any balconies and/or sundecks within Baldwin Park. Tile floors on exterior porches or balconies may require grout sealing to prevent water damage. The grout may need to be touched up from time to time as the flooring ages. Likewise, remember to re-caulk around any window or door areas where caulking has shrunken due to sun or weather exposure. Sundecks should be examined annually to make sure everything is “water tight” and that no leaks are occurring at either your townhome or to the townhome located next to you.

n BrightView is continuing to monitor any landscaping that has been impacted by the recent drought conditions. Irrigation has been adjusted to allow for additional watering until the rainy season has arrived.

n Per DRS Inc., here is the Townhome painting schedule for July 2023: Mattamy.

n Per DRS Inc., here is the Townhome maintenance schedule for July 2023: City Homes No. 2, Mattamy.

Schedules will be projected one to two months out to anticipate any possible future changes or delays. 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.

BALDWIN PARK COMMERCIAL OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.

BY BILL PATTERSON

July is the month to celebrate out country’s birthday with fireworks, food, and drinks! Get all your red, white and blue decorations for the holiday at our local shops. Enjoy some patriotic food and drinks at our Baldwin restaurants and bars. Make sure to sign up for the weekly eblast and check the Baldwin Park Network for all events and specials.

Things To Know

n New ARC Process. The ARC Committee approved an updated ARC process and application. The new application and process is posted on the Baldwin Park Network and in CommunityPro. Any change to your building or landscaping must go through the ARC Review Process. If the change is a likefor-like change, an application still must be submitted. All ARC documents can be submitted to me via email at BPatterson@ BaldwinParkCOA.com.

n Trash Talk. The dumpsters in the commercial lots are for use of commercial tenants and apartment residents only. Apartment residents are encouraged to throw their trash down the chute on the side. When the door is closed, it will compact. Commercial tenants are not to use the trash chute for discarding trash. Instead, they should go inside the enclosure and throw directly in the dumpster. Please do not leave trash bags in front of or around the dumpster; this attracts bugs and rodents. If the dumpster is not working (or not there because of pick-up), please use one of the other parking lot dumpsters and contact the office so OUC can be notified to repair.

n Bulk Pickup. The dumpsters in the commercial lots are meant for trash bags and small items only. For all large items, please use OUC bulk pickup. Stuffing these items in the dumpster or leaving them causes multiple issues including dumpster break down and rodents. Visit orlando.gov/ Trash-Recycling for more information and to schedule future pickups.

n Landscaping Upgrades. The COA board has approved a landscaping upgrade project for several of the Village Center parking lots. The first will be the lot behind CVS. This is scheduled for sometime in the summer. Please avoid walking between parking rows and backing in the parking spot as exhaust is bad for the plants.

n Covenant Inspections. Like the ROA, the COA also has covenant standards. The Community Association Manager conducts monthly inspections of the parking lots and building to ensure these standards are being kept. Any property not in compliance will get a violation notice. Covenant Committee Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month as needed.

n Baldwin Park Solutions. Commercial owners, tenants and managers can submit work requests through our new Baldwin Park Solutions system. It is located on the Baldwin Park Network. Simply click “Resident Home” at the top right, and you will find the link in the middle of the page. If you do not have a Baldwin Park Network account, you can request one from that page as well. Go to baldwinparknetwork.com to get started.

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