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Latest News
2010 Annual Meeting Recap
(Posted 7--21-10)
SCE&G restores power at entrance
(Updated 7-21-10)
Deadline passes to send in 2010
Association Dues
(Updated 2-17-10)
Learn to prevent your home from
being burglarized
(Posted 1-25-10)
Residents urged to lock vehicles at night
(Updated 1-7-10)
Now a good time to get home pressure-washed
(Updated 1-7-10)
Odessa: Community Inspection Reports
Registered sex offenders website to check our zip code: 29466
SCE&G
RESTORES POWER AT IVY HALL ENTRANCE
(Updated 7-21-10)
FINALLY! Our entrance
lights are back on.
SCE&G completed repairs today, allowing our lights to work for the
first time in about a month. Residents should notice that the lights are
a bit brighter than they used to be, thanks to new cables and stronger
connections.
The restored power also means that we should be able to run our entrance
irrigation system normally for the first time in years. Flowers in the
median should be coming soon.
Again, the Board sincerely thanks all residents for their patience with these
entrance issues.
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DEADLINE PASSES TO SEND IN 2010 ASSOCIATION DUES
Residents urged to pay in full ASAP to avoid late fees
(Updated 2-17-10)
All Ivy Hall property owners,
as required under our Covenants, must pay an annual assessment fee to the
Property Owners Association. The fee is used to pay for maintenance of
common areas, insurance and other neighborhood expenses. For a detailed
explanation of the annual assessment, read Article IV of the
Covenants.
Notices of this year's fee -- $173.65 per household -- were mailed in December and stated the payment deadline of
Jan. 31. Click
here for a copy
of the letter.
Checks received after Jan.
31st are subject to late fees and/or other penalties. Mail your check made out to "Ivy Hall POA" to the following address:
Ivy Hall Property Owners
Association
c/o Odessa Companies
1156 Bowman Road, Suite 200
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
Thank you for your
cooperation!
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LEARN TO PREVENT YOUR HOME FROM
BEING BURGLARIZED
(Posted 1-25-10)
Locking doors and windows can
go a long way in deterring would-be burglars from entering your home.
That safety tip and many others are on a report by the Mount Pleasant
Police Department that teaches homeowners how not to be a victim of
crime.
Click
here to read the report on the town's website.
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RESIDENTS REMINDED TO LOCK VEHICLES AT NIGHT
(Posted 11-2-09)
Although Ivy Hall has one of the
lowest reported crime rates of any neighborhood in Mount Pleasant, we're
not immune to it.
Police are reminding residents to always
lock their vehicles and remove items from view that might tempt thieves.
Other ways to help thwart driveway break-ins.
Install motion sensor lighting on your garage or along your
driveway.
Park close to your house and as far from the street as possible.
Be wary of suspicious characters -- usually teenage boys -- roaming
the streets at night. Consider calling the police if you think they're
up to no good.
Let's all try to look out for each other. Thank you!
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NOW A GOOD TIME TO GET HOME
PRESSURE-WASHED
(Updated 3-22-10)
As durable and attractive as vinyl siding is, it's not immune to mildew.
That's why Ivy Hall residents are encouraged to get their homes
pressure-washed at least once a year. It's important to
remove mildew, which attracts bugs and can be a health hazard if breathed
in too much. The unsightly growth also detracts from the overall look of
the neighborhood. Dozens of pressure-cleaning companies service Mount
Pleasant, a list of which can be found in the yellow pages under
"Pressure Cleaning Service." The service usually takes less than a hour
and costs between $80-$125 here in Ivy Hall. One company that has been
doing reliable business in Ivy Hall for years is Custom Exterior
Cleaning (763-5899). Another option is longtime resident Dave
Shiel (303-3846), who recently started an exterior cleaning service
in the neighborhood. For more information on both services, click
here. Thank you for helping to
keep Ivy Hall beautiful!
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