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The Visitor Center and PMP, Inc. will be closed on Monday, December 25th for the Christmas Holiday, and Monday, January 1st for the New Year’s Holiday. PMP, Inc. and the Hampton Court II Board of Director’s wish you a joyous and peaceful Holiday Season!

Residents are reminded that seasonal decorations such as Christmas lights, window decals, porch/patio/balcony decorations and the like are permitted. However, the decorations must be removed within 30 days of such holiday.

Please be sure to remove all decorations from your trees prior to disposal. Do not have tree bags, stands, or tinsel on trees. See foyer cork board for tree drop off locations. Pick up will be the week of January 22nd - 26th. Please don’t put Christmas Trees in trash containers or corrals. Thank you.

Leave a key with a trusted neighbor.

Leave the heat on a lower setting.

Open sink cabinet doors to allow the heat to reach the pipes.

Let management know should you be going out of town for an extended period.

Vehicles should be parked in the overflow areas if going out of town for some time.

2007 Board Approved Budget

The 2007 Board Approved Hampton Court II Condominium Budget can be found on the reverse side of this newsletter.

Snow Plan for 2006-2007

One or two parking spots in the overflow lots should be used for snow piles. CONTRACTORS ARE NOT TO CLEAR OUT INDIVIDUAL PARKING SPOTS, ONE AT A TIME, FOR RESIDENTS WHO MOVE THEIR VEHICLES FOR SUCH SERVICE. However, if every spot is empty at the time the plows are there, the Contractor may clear them. So here is the plan, pre-arrange with your neighbors that when the plow trucks are out, if everyone moves their vehicle out, then the plow truck can make an efficient clean sweep of the lot. One side of the lot can be done, then the other side.

If snow accumulation is over 4" the same treatment will be applied as described above, and careful attention will be given to the location of snow piles. Once accumulation reaches 4" or more, walking paths are to be cleared (one snow blower path) near the end of storms only. As always, residents should use caution at all times. The contractor can’t be there for every weather event. Be patient, this is a large property and they will get to your area. Please remember to NEVER use rock salt on any sidewalk or concrete surface. Rock salt severely damages concrete.

Management Contact Information

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 11am-5pm

Phone: 301-620-0782

Email Us:

Richard Gemmell, richard.ag@pmpbiz.com

Victor Rocha, victor.mr@pmpbiz.com

Nadena Mowry, nadena.mg@pmpbiz.com



		Hampton Court II Tribune December 2006 Board of Directors Corner 2007 Board Meeting Schedule: February 8 May 10 (Annual Meeting) August 9 November 8 All meetings are held at 7pm at the Visitor Center. Happy Holidays! The Visitor Center and PMP, Inc. will be closed on Monday, December 25th for the Christmas Holiday, and Monday, January 1st for the New Year’s Holiday. PMP, Inc. and the Hampton Court II Board of Director’s wish you a joyous and peaceful Holiday Season! Seasonal Decorating Residents are reminded that seasonal decorations such as Christmas lights, window decals, porch/patio/balcony decorations and the like are permitted. However, the decorations must be removed within 30 days of such holiday. Christmas Tree Removal Please be sure to remove all decorations from your trees prior to disposal. Do not have tree bags, stands, or tinsel on trees. See foyer cork board for tree drop off locations. Pick up will be the week of January 22nd - 26th. Please don’t put Christmas Trees in trash containers or corrals. Thank you. Going Out of Town? Leave a key with a trusted neighbor. Leave the heat on a lower setting. Open sink cabinet doors to allow the heat to reach the pipes. Let management know should you be going out of town for an extended period. Vehicles should be parked in the overflow areas if going out of town for some time. 2007 Board Approved Budget The 2007 Board Approved Hampton Court II Condominium Budget can be found on the reverse side of this newsletter. Snow Plan for 2006-2007 One or two parking spots in the overflow lots should be used for snow piles. CONTRACTORS ARE NOT TO CLEAR OUT INDIVIDUAL PARKING SPOTS, ONE AT A TIME, FOR RESIDENTS WHO MOVE THEIR VEHICLES FOR SUCH SERVICE. However, if every spot is empty at the time the plows are there, the Contractor may clear them. So here is the plan, pre-arrange with your neighbors that when the plow trucks are out, if everyone moves their vehicle out, then the plow truck can make an efficient clean sweep of the lot. One side of the lot can be done, then the other side. If snow accumulation is over 4" the same treatment will be applied as described above, and careful attention will be given to the location of snow piles. Once accumulation reaches 4" or more, walking paths are to be cleared (one snow blower path) near the end of storms only. As always, residents should use caution at all times. The contractor can’t be there for every weather event. Be patient, this is a large property and they will get to your area. Please remember to NEVER use rock salt on any sidewalk or concrete surface. Rock salt severely damages concrete. Management Contact Information Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 11am-5pm Phone: 301-620-0782 Email Us: Richard Gemmell, richard.ag@pmpbiz.com Victor Rocha, victor.mr@pmpbiz.com Nadena Mowry, nadena.mg@pmpbiz.com
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