As the holiday season gets under way, many people will be expecting guests.  Please make sure to instruct your guests to park in designated parking spaces in overflow lots.  Please instruct your guests not to [...]

The pool is open! You should have retained your pool fob(s) from last year. They will grant you access to the pool between the hours of 7am and 9pm. Click on this article for all pool rules and the policies regarding pool fobs. Have a great Summer!

WARNING: We are currently working with our snow removal company to get the streets in The Townes cleared. However, once leaving “The Townes”, all streets in the front neighborhood (Old Stone Crossing) and the entire road of Sidney Crest are public streets and as of Tuesday morning have NOT been cleared. Clearing of those streets will be the responsibility of the city. Please use caution if you choose go out.

The Board of Directors has recieved the resignation of Dena Hendry. This resignation has been submitted due to family reasons. Ms. Hendry has served this community from the Board of Directors since fall of 2009. The Board would like to thank Ms. Hendry for her service to this community.

The community pool will be closing for the season on September 30th. Thank you for a great summer! If you would like to help us prepare for next pool season, please join our Pool Committee.

The Spring 2010 Newsletter has arrived! The newsletter was mailed out this week. In case you missed it in your mail box or want to look over it again, you can click on “Spring 2010 Newsletter” on the right side bar of our website.

The pool is planned to open May 15th! To ensure the pool is beneficial to you as a resident, we have formed a pool committee to allow community input to how the pool is operated. If you are interested in serving on the Pool Committee, please come out to our meeting Saturday, April 24th at 11am at the pool. This meeting is to make sure all is ready for the opening.

As we move into spring and towards summer, you will notice Providence Landscaping on property a lot. For the next few weeks, they will be around the property laying pine needles, and spraying weeds among more routine activities.

The Board of Directors would like to remind homeowners of the restrictions for posting for sale signs in the Townes community.

One sign of customary and reasonable dimensions, conforming to such reasonable standard as may be adopted by the Board, advertising a lot for sale or rent may be placed in the window of a unit and not in the yard.

From a letter sent out by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department dated Wednesday, November 25, 2009, we wanted to share some tips for home safety through the holiday season.