Board of Directors | |||||
President | Lisa Moretz | Turnover | |||
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Advisory Committee | |||||
Mike McDorman | |||||
McKenna Lindley | |||||
Sharon Zygomont | |||||
Brandon Edwards | |||||
Glen Heller |
Community Updates |
Please check this section from time to time for important updates from your Board of Directors, Management Team, and Vendors. 2024 Homeowner Assessment Increase The 2024 annual assessment is $1,200.00 to be paid in four (4) quarterly installments of $300.00. Payments are due the 1st day of January, April, July, and October. If your payments are set up on auto-pay through your bank, you must change the amount of your payments. Annual Meeting December 9, 2024, at 6:30PM Huntersville Arts & Cultural Center - 109 S Old Statesville Road 2024 Annual Meeting Presentation |
Community Landscape Information | Pool Season Information |
The Board of Directors has selected Granite Hills to service the community's landscape needs. The landscaper for the community services the common areas within the community. During the service visits, you will see a variety of tasks depending on the time of year, which may include mowing, edging, weeding, installing bed cover, and replacing plants. If you notice a service issue or other landscape need, please enter a work order on the My Work Orders page. | The Community Pool is located at 13302 Crystal Springs Drive. Pool Dates
Sunrise to Sunset Access to the Pool is via Fob only! 2 FOBS per household limit. To receive a new or replacement fob, Replacement Fobs are $29 each |
STORM WATER CONTROL SYSTEMS / RETENTION PONDS HELP STOP POLLUTING IN OUR COMMUNITY – PUT WASTE IN ITS PROPER PLACE An inspection of our wet ponds and sand filters on April 3, 2024 uncovered several items being dumped into the ponds and filter areas of the Mirabella storm water control systems. Our recent inspection found over a dozen plastic doggie bags full of excrement in the wet pond by the pool parking lot. Additional bags were found in the filter area below the playfield near the clubhouse. Many of you may not be familiar with these types of systems but they are very specifically designed to not only hold and control the flow of storm water but also to filter out chemicals from the water and help keep the creeks and streams in our area clean. These plastic doggie bags are especially problematic to the filter systems as they do not degrade and they clog up the drainage network of pipes and screens. If you can’t carry these bags to one of the “Doggie Stations” (there is one about 500’ from both of these areas), then just dump the “doo” into the woods without a bag. The “doo” will turn back to nature. The grass clippings gradually get into the filter soil and reduce its effectiveness. Please put your grass clippings in your Yard Waste can – it is picked up every week throughout the year. Why is this important to the community? We currently spend over $35,000 a year just on maintaining and inspecting (as required by the Town) these areas. In addition, in 2024 we will be spending over $75,000 in repairs to these areas. If we have to rebuild a whole filter, or the wet pond, we could spend even more on just one area. For 2024 alone, this work will cost each Mirabella homeowner over $400 which comes out of your HOA assessment. PLEASE DO YOUR PART TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITY CLEAN _____________________________________________ |
Committee Information | Clubhouse Information |
Committees are a vital part of every community. Active Committees: Advisory Committee Volunteering for a committee allows homeowners to provide insight and ideas to the Board, engage with neighbors, and learn more about community operations. If you are interested in joining a committee that your community has established, please use the link below to submit your interest. If your community does not have a committee that you are currently interested in, but you would like to start a committee, please email support@kuester.com with your idea so that the management team can provide it to the Board of Directors. Click here if you are interested in joining a committee. | The Clubhouse is an amenity designed for and paid for by the homeowners. The Clubhouse is available to rent as a benefit to homeowners and to derive revenue to offset maintenance and cleaning expenses for the facility. The pool is not included in clubhouse rentals. The pool cannot be rented nor reserved for private parties. For additional information on reservations, policies, and fees; please use the links below. Rental Fee: $100.00 Clubhouse Hours: 9 AM to 10 PM Events canceled within 2 weeks of the date will forfeit the rental fee automatically.
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Town of Huntersville Information |
TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE Nuisance / Noise Ordinance Town of Huntersville Noise Ordinance Calling 911 Versus Non-Emergency Number Response Area Commander Lt. Jennifer Sprague mailto:jsprague@huntersville.org |
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