05/02/2023
Thank you to those who are current and have paid their annual $40. This is your community, you are like our “Stockholders” with your ongoing commitment in helping to maintain a sustainable neighborhood. Your dividend will be detailed information in the progress and developments of events and meetings, same as a shareholder report. We are establishing a format for that to be shared ongoing.
The reason why we are a volunteer HOA is quite simple.. it is because we want people to have the choice of Supporting their neighborhood. We are not asking anybody to do it out of obligation, we are seeking those that Care and solicit the leadership that will make a difference in both their home values and quality of life for living here. That in itself is our primary goal.
What has PRHA done?
The accomplishments were listed on the documentation, which was placed on the mailboxes announcing the annual meeting. Each of that listed would not have been possible without the PRHA.
What can You do?
The first step is being a good neighbor. Most everyone is desirous of living in a clean and safe neighborhood. This begins with PRIDE, which enhances the quality of living for all.
Having an inviting environment includes:
• Curb appeal- keeping yards mowed and clear of debris
• Cars parked in driveways and not on lawns or driving across the lawn (no ruts)
• Helping your neighbor as needed- volunteering to lend them a helping hand
• Being approachable & polite
Our golden rule is- actions that add value are beneficial to everyone, those which don’t are not.
Everyone is always welcome to get involved in the community, albeit on a committee or even potentially a board position.
The Park Ridge Homeowners Association is Not a Policing Entity. Rather, we are a neighborhood organization that strives to be a voice which expresses and represents the desires of our residents.
The City of Charlotte has a code enforcement division that rides through our neighborhood as well as others. Any resident has the ability to register a complaint, via 311, the CLT+ app or the internet regarding their concerns. This is not a function of PRHA, however; code enforcement does provide reports to the homeowners association from time to time in an effort that we may continue to reach out to our community and encourage everyone to remain free from violation. We certainly do not want our neighbors to receive citations for poor habits, and most certainly appreciate those habits which add value and pride.
Special thanks to the Anonymous donors beyond their annual contribution for extra money earmarked for maintenance of our landscape areas. The solar lighting at our signs is a gift by another donor. We also appreciate our neighboring residents from Falconbridge and Copperfield for their contribution each year.
