PMV Annual Meeting: Saturday, March 20
The agenda will include the election of three new board members.
Directors on the PMV HOA Board are elected from and by the homeowners of PMV at our annual meeting. Our HOA is governed by these elected volunteers, who are responsible for all operations of our association and ensuring the community's governing documents are followed and enforced.
Each member has a term of two years with a staggered election cycle, preventing the entire board from changing at the same time and allowing some consistency in decisions and knowledge. Once an HOA board is elected by their peers, the board members will convene to elect the officers at the board meeting, which will take place immediately following the annual meeting on March 20.
This year 3 new members will be elected. Owners are encouraged to get involved in our community by running for one of these positions. A wide range of professional and personal backgrounds is critical to the success of the Board of Directors. Nomination forms will be sent out to all owners in the next several weeks; ballots will be distributed late February/early March with the election results being announced on March 20.
Winter is Here!
With the arrival of the winter season, we'd like to remind everyone that in accordance with City of Sisters Ordinance 473, when snow reaches 4 or more inches in accumulation the streets become a No Parking Zone. This means all vehicles including trailers must be removed. Vehicles/trailers not removed will be towed.
Signage has been placed throughout PMV to serve as a reminder of this ordinance. Our HOA is responsible for plowing the PMV streets and alleys, so please remove vehicles/trailers from the streets, when snow is four or more inches in accumulation.
Each owner/tenant is responsible for snow removal on their sidewalks. Dan McVey, On Site Manager, will help out as a courtesy, only if time allows after he plows streets and alleys.
Owners are responsible for advising their tenants and contractors of these snow removal rules.
Register for Deschutes County Emergency Alert System
In the event of an emergency, Deschutes County officials can identify an affected area and, if necessary, send a message that describes the situation and recommend protective actions residents should take.
Example events that may trigger a DAS alert:
- Emergency Evacuations (Fire, Flooding, Public Welfare, etc.)
- Natural Disasters (Fire, Flooding, etc.)
- Missing or Endangered Children or Elderly
- Hazardous Material Incidents
- Neighborhood Emergencies
ARC
Click here for an updated
PMV site map. Please keep in mind that
PMV CC&R's require ARC review for any exterior alteration.
Dark Sky Requirements
PMV requires that exterior lighting meet "Dark Sky" lighting requirements.
PMV Development Standards Summary states that lamps must be fully shielded (no direct line of sight to the light bulb, includes patio string lights) and not exceed 60W. If replacing incandescent or halogen lamps with LED lamps, make sure the lumen output does not exceed 840 lumens (equivalent to 60W incandescent bulbs). Read more about the
dark sky requirements.
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