| POOL OPENS MAY 26TH |
Posted on May 17th, 2012
Have you submitted your 2012 pool pass application to our office? Applications have to be processed in the order that they are received. This is the reason why applications that have not been received prior to May 14th may take up to two (2) weeks to process, regardless of whether or not you need a brand new pass or just 2012 stickers for your existing pass.
Please help us make your pool season as enjoyable as possible by ensuring that you and your family will have access to the pool when it opens. Submit your applications today, if you have not already done so.
Remember...pool passes are not mailed to the residents. They are delivered to the pool and will be filed under your property address.
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| Landscaping |
Posted on May 8th, 2012
Have you seen any issues with landscaping in our common areas? Any trees down, dead shrubs, broken limbs?
Please report them by emailing:
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| Architectural Change Applications |
Posted on Feb 20th, 2012
The ARC only meets once per month, which is the first Thursday of every month. All Architectural Change Applications must be submitted to PMP at the Leesburg office no later than the last Thursday of the month for review at the monthly meeting. The committee will not review applications presented at the meeting that have not been assigned control numbers through PMP's office.
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| Help Keep Potomac Crossing Clean - Trash and Recycling |
Posted on Feb 20th, 2012
Potomac Crossing Residents
Help us keep our community clean. Put out your trash/recycling no earlier than 5:00pm the night before pickup Trash : Tuesday, Recycling:Friday
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| Potomac Crossing Banking Arrangment |
Posted on Feb 1st, 2012
PLEASE NOTE: We apologize but payments are not accepted at the Leesburg office.
Cabanc.com has new payment features including:
• The option to schedule payments on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
• The ability to manage payment and property information through their personal homeowner profile.
• Access to transactions for up to 13 months when the homeowner creates a user profile.
• Real time credit card payments (subject to processing fees).
You may also chose one of the following payment options:
•One time E-check- Log on to cabanc.com and click on the Homeowners tab, then click on “Homeowner Pay Assessment by E-check”. Please have your coupon ready.
•One time credit card - Log on to cabanc.com and click on the Homeowners tab, then click on “Homeowner Pay Assessment” by Credit Card. Please have your coupon ready. Credit cards accepted are MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
•Coupon payments- Coupon booklets were mailed to all homeowners mid-December 2011. PLEASE REMIT ALL 2012 PAYMENTS TO THE ADDRESS SHOWN ON THE COUPON. If you have not received your coupon booklet, or the coupon booklet was incorrect, please contact PMP at 800-336-8009 X1004.
• Recurring ACH/direct debit through PMP- To enroll in direct debit through PMP please complete the form and return to PMP in Frederick, MD.
• Electronic Bill Payer thru your banking institution: Checks should be made payable to and mailed to the address shown below. Please make sure that your account number is referenced on your check.
Potomac Crossing HOA
PO Box 62678
Phoenix AZ 85082-2678
Should you require assistance please call PMP at 1-800-336-8009, extension 1004 to speak to a Finance representative.
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| Before the Storm |
Posted on Jan 9th, 2012
Develop an emergency preparedness plan for your family and/or business. A user-friendly, online tool specifically designed by Northern Virginia jurisdictions is available to help you develop a plan:
ReadyNOVA
Familiarize yourself with the terminology:
Flood Watch means that a flood is possible in your area;
Flood Warning means flooding is already occurring or will occur soon in your area;
Flash Floods can develop in a matter of minutes, so if you hear a Flash Flood Warning take action immediately.
Monitor your local news and the NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) for weather-related information. NWR is broadcasts continuous weather information direct from a nearby National Weather Service office on warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazard information 24 hours a day.
Secure garbage cans, lawn furniture or anything that could fly around and cause damage.
Trim back dead or weak branches from trees.
Learn the safest route from your home or place of business to areas that are safe from high winds or flooding. If there is a flood, you may only have minutes to get to safety.
Decide on an out-of –state friend or family member to be the single point of contact for your family (after a disaster, it’s often easier to call long distance). Make sure everyone in the family knows the name, address, and phone number of the contact person.
Decide on a meeting place away from home where you and your family will gather if you become separated (this will be useful in other types of disasters as well).
Keep a family emergency kit stocked and handy. Include items like flashlights and batteries, battery-operated radio, water, first aid supplies, canned food and can opener, etc.
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| LCSO Neighborhood Watch Newsletter |
Posted on Dec 1st, 2011
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