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Please keep our community looking great, the Board of Directors is  working hard to beautify our community with out standing diligence and up keep.

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(Parking issues are not considered emergency)

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All overflow and guest spaces are for temporary use only. As community regulations state each property is entitled to no more then two parking spaces as close to home as possible. Homes with garages, your two spaces are your garage and the appurtenant driveway.

Guest Parking areas have a maximum of 16 hour parking limit. Vehicles are checked for stay time in parking spaces. If you are parked longer than 16 hours there is a possibility of  being towed at owners expence.

See below sampling of rules of use of property, For complete documents please see CCC&R located in "Members Area"

Rules of use of Property

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In, January 1, 2017, the Board of Directors has retained CSI Community Management they will be managing the Townes at Old Stone Crossing. This will be a more suitable company to handle more automation for homeowners and be able to check your own account balances over the internet, 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Please be sure to place your 5 digit account number which can be found on the contact form page and place this number on your checks or money orders and send to:

The Townes at Old Stone Crossing HOA INC.

c/o CSI Property Management

By now you should have received a mailing from CSI Property Management instructing you to fill out the forms enclosed. This will ask your homeowners information, name, email address and phone numbers you can be reached at. Also, if you do not live on property, the contact information for your lessors on your property.

The forms must be filled out and send back to:

CSI Community Management

P.O. Box 4810

Davidson, NC 28036

This is to ensure you as a homeowner to gain access for online capabilities for your accounts and other Resources on the website.

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Now that the spring season is well underway, our thoughts are turning to the lengthy to-do lists we’ve made of spring cleaning and repair projects we have yet to tackle. But as we’re pulling out the mop bucket, sponges, screw drivers and hammers, let’s also carve out time to address home safety.

Smoke Alarms­­-Test smoke alarms at least once a month using the test button. Make sure everyone in the home understands the sound of the smoke alarm and knows how to respond. Follow manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning to keep smoke alarms working. The instructions are included in the package or can be found on the internet.

Carbon Monoxide Alarms-Test carbon monoxide (CO) alarms at least once a month and replace them if they fail to respond when tested. The sensors in CO alarms have a limited life. Replace the CO alarm according to manufacturer’s instructions or when the end-of-life signal sounds.

Escape Planning-Make a home escape plan. Draw a map of each level of the home. Show all doors and windows. Discuss the plan with everyone in your household, including visitors. Go to each room and point to the two ways out. Practice the plan with everyone in your household, including visitors.

Clothes Dryer Safety­-Make sure you clean the lint filter before or after each load of laundry. Remove lint that has collected around the drum. Keep dryers in good working order. Gas dryers should be inspected by a qualified professional to make sure that the gas line and connection are intact and free of leaks.

NFPA has more safety tips that can help you through your spring cleaning tasks and safety checks. Once you’re done, you’ll have the satisfaction of a tidier home, and you’ll also feel safer.

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The Board of Directors of The Townes at Old Stone Crossing needs your help on Committee's for 2022. We are forming two committees at this time and need to have 10-20 participants. These two committees are "The Pool Committee" and " The Beautification Committee" It is Very important we get, committees going ASAP, these committee's are being designed to help cut costs and raise additional funds for our HOA. Please click on Committee Tab on Tool Bar above and register Today. You will receive confirmation back from Board/Committee chairperson within 3 to 5 business days.

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Homeowners are responsible for dirty, dust and spiderwebs, all you need to do is use a hose with nozzle to spray off.

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Please remember, Schools are now open, stop for school buses and obey the Townes speed limit 15 mph. There maybe children playing in the streets, please be careful.

Thank you,
Townes Board of Directors

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Dear Homeowners and Residents,

It has been brought to the attention of The Townes at Old Stone Crossing Board of Directors, that there is a growing concern regarding the safety of children playing in streets and parking areas. Creating the potential for a very dangerous situation. It has also been reported that children are damaging property, leaving toys, balls, bicycles, skateboards, basketball goals, etc., in the common area (streets and parking areas).

Please be reminded that streets and parking areas within The Townes at Old Stone Crossing are not designated for play. The center islands in the parking areas are not intended to be used for play grounds. Playing in these areas has also resulted in costly damage to trees, turf, plants, shrubs, and vehicles.

Playing in the above mentioned areas is strictly prohibited. For the safety of our young residents please do not allow your children to play in the streets and/or parking areas. All personal items left in the common areas unattended are subject to removal by the Homeowners Association.

Please obey the speed limit, stop at the intersections also stop for School Buses.

We thank you in advance for helping to protect the children and property of The Townes at Old Stone Crossing.

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The Board of Directors of The Townes at Old Stone Crossing needs your help on Committee's for 2018. We are forming two committees at this time and need to have 20- 40 participants. These two committees are "The Pool Committee" and " The Beautification Committee" It is Very important we get , committees going ASAP, these committee's are being designed to help cut costs and raise additional funds for our HOA. Please click on Committee Tab on Tool Bar above and register Today. you will receive confirmation back from Board/Committee chairperson within 3 to 5 business days.

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