By far the number one complaint we receive from residents is the concern regarding speeding in our community.  This concern can be easily resolved if every resident take a moment to ensure they are obeying the 25 mph speed limit within the community.  If this behavior does not change, it is only a matter of time before we could be faced with a very unfortunate accident.  Our concern is for our children, walkers and other drivers. 

 

The Board is soliciting the help of CMPD to curb this behavior.  We also encourage owners to report the license plate number and/or make and model of the vehicle of violators to 911.  If you are uncomfortable with reporting, you may also contact CAMS to report on your behalf.  Along those same lines, street parking and oversize commercial vehicles are also becoming a concern in the community.  On street parking should be temporary.  You certainly  should refrain from blocking mailboxes or driveways.  Commercial Vehicles are addressed on a case by case basis, any weighted vehicle over 10K pounds, box trucks, tractor trailers are expressly prohibited.  In 2020, we will make a concerted effort to address these concerns. 

 

Finally, with the aid of Code Enforcement we are addressing abandon or disabled vehicles parked on our streets.  If you note any of these concerns please report to CAMS or your local code enforcement office.