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If you have not already done so, please create an account on our site. By doing so, you will receive electronic communications related to Town Park, you will have access to our governing documents, monthly financials, Board of Directors’ Meeting minutes, the Board of Directors’ meeting schedule, the Architectural Review Committee forms, newsletters, and other important information.
2021 Board of Directors
TOM CARDOZO – PRESIDENT
OPEN – VICE PRESIDENT
RICK LOVELL – SECRETARY
STEFAN MARKS – TREASURER
LAUREEN VARTANIAN – SR. DIRECTOR
Directors Group E-mail Address
Board@TownParkHOA.com
Town Park Landscape Standards
As a reminder, in an effort to further clarify our Declaration regarding homeowner landscape maintenance requirements, in April 2015, the the Board of Directors established the attached Landscape Standards for our association. If you maintain a Town Park file folder or binder, please print a copy for your records. You will also find the document on our website in the “Documents” tab in the “Rules and Regulations” folder.
We are redistributing the standards as we know we have many new homeowners who have moved into Town Park in the past five years and want to ensure they are aware of them. We appreciate your cooperation. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Click here for the Landscape Standards
Respectfully,
Town Park Board of Directors
***ALERT*** Possible flooding because of blocked storm drains
***ALERT***
BLOCKED STORM DRAINS
Please do not place your yard trimmings or trash bags holding yard trimmings on the drain covers on our streets. With all the rain today, because this was done on New Town Terrace, we almost had homes flooded on the street. We appreciate your cooperation in doing so to avoid possible catastrophic damage to houses in Town Park. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Town Park HOA Board of Directors
Pond Inspection Report
Town Park homeowners:
At the request of the St. John’s River Management District, in June 2020, we had the infrastructure of our ponds inspected. We learned there is significant damage caused by erosion in some of our ponds which we now must have repaired to ensure the drains and skimmers work properly, and to ensure we are compliant with the Water District’s guidelines. We learned this type of damage is common in retention ponds throughout Florida–we are not alone.
Once the water levels drop to a workable level, repairs will begin on the “immediate” action items. We will be working with the Water District to create a timeline for the balance of the repairs. Our hope is to have all repairs completed by the end of 2024. We ask for the patience of all homeowners during our monumental repair project.
Linked below is the inspection report prepared by Zev Cohen & Associates that includes photos of the damage. After you review it, if you have any questions, please send them to admin@townpark.com. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Town Park HOA Board of Directors
Curb Strip Tree Removal
The Board of Directors has been asked by The City of Port Orange-Code Enforcement to notify homeowners that Live Oak tree removal in the curb strip in the subdivision is not a discretionary matter. The trees are an integral part of the city-approved subdivision plan filed with Volusia County and are, therefore, subject to code enforcement. The trees belong to the Town Park HOA, not homeowners.
Access to Stormwater Retention Ponds
