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6

Aug

2023

Lost and Found

Remember that for all things LOST and all things FOUND, the Paa-Ko Sales Office is the place to go.  

Earlier this week, some keys were turned in at the office that were left in the mailboxes at Kiva.  I was unavailable to send info out at the time, so hopefully they have been claimed.


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Published on Sunday, August 6, 2023


23

Jul

2023

Bear on Canyon Ridge

To view a big bear that was recently seen on Canyon Ridge, please go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS


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Published on Sunday, July 23, 2023


18

Jun

2023

Message From Amenities Committee RE Abuse of Facilities

FROM THE AMENITIES COMMITTEE:
      This past Memorial Day weekend there were some inconsiderate actions by users of the PaaKo pool facilities.  On Saturday afternoon or evening someone using the women’s change room left it in a mess with paper towels scattered and nearly all of the locker doors left open.  There was water all over the room and it was generally left in disarray.  The actions appeared malicious and intentional and were likely done by children.  On Sunday afternoon or evening similar actions were taken in the men’s change room and both showers were left running.
      These situations were discovered at closing by community volunteers who help take care of our recreational facilities to keep them available for all to use. The PaaKo pool and other recreational facilities are not commercial entities.  They are jointly owned by all members and volunteers help manage them.  This behavior would be unacceptable in any venue, but they are especially disrespectful in a situation like ours.  Parents should take responsibility for the behavior of their children to ensure that they are respectful of the facilities and of others who use them.  The individuals who help maintain the facilities should not have to clean up after such children.
      If your family was at the pool over the Memorial Day weekend and you have daughters who used the change room on Saturday or sons who used the change room on Sunday, you should ask them if they were responsible for these messes. You may contact the sales office if you wish in order to accept responsibility.
      Because of our key card system, we know who accessed the pool and the shower rooms during the effective time periods, and the video equipment can confirm identities of people at the pool, but we believe that it is useful to share this report with all members to help eliminate this kind of abuse of our facilities. 


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Published on Sunday, June 18, 2023


11

Jun

2023

Firewise Update

FROM FIREWISE COMMITTEE:

With the amount of rainfall Paa-Ko has received this spring, imminent wildfire danger is fortunately not a daily focus as it was a year ago.  But, we must continue to knock down the omnipresent weeds which have grown to new heights due to the abundant spring rains, and remove dead trees and branches within 30 feet of our home, as they are not only unsightly, but do present a fire hazard.  These safety steps necessitate lots of hard work or big bills if outside contractors are hired. To maintain our status as a Firewise Community, please submit your valuable hours of labor and/or contractor bills to freddarosenberg@yahoo.com  so they can be added to the spreadsheet that gets submitted at the end of the summer.

To keep on top of protecting lives and property, an excellent resource is the East Mountain Wildfire Preparedness Association. You can receive regular weather alerts and notices of upcoming programs.  If you are a new resident to the community, it would be prudent to attend one of their sessions, which is announced online by this experienced organization.  If you want to request to be added to this mailing list, email bhelmich@flash.net



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Published on Sunday, June 11, 2023


4

Jun

2023

Please Slow Down

Summer is here and everyone is on the streets of Paa-Ko enjoying being outside, especially kids -- riding bike, walking dogs, running, etc. There are many blind curves, and hills and streets with no shoulders, and Paa-Ko Drive, being fairly straight, seems to lead drivers to believe they can go faster than the 25 and 35 mph posted speed limits.  

Please, please slow down.  Do the speed limit.  It's the law.   Accidents can happen in a flash, and no consequence is worth the price of being in a hurry.


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Published on Sunday, June 4, 2023


21

May

2023

Addition to Pool Rules

Here is a new addition to the existing pool rules

NO DOGS ALLOWED IN POOL AREA  

 

No animals are allowed in the AQUATIC VENUE and no animals are allowed on the pool DECK, except service animals, per Bernalillo County 2023 MAHC CODE Section 6.0.

 

 Violators may lose Paa-Ko swimming pool privileges for the remainder of the season.

 

Be advised that this area is subject to video surveillance.

 

Thank you for complying.

The Paa-Ko HOA Amenities Committee

May 8, 2023


 


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Published on Sunday, May 21, 2023


21

May

2023

From the Board of Directors Regarding HOA Payments

From the Paa-Ko Board of Directors:

Spurred by the arrival of spring and with a few residents discovering their amenity gate keys no longer work, we’ve realized there has been a hitch with some homeowner good-faith assessment payments or, more rarely, with the processing of the payments. Since our second half assessments will be due on July 1st for those who chose to split their remissions, it is appropriate to remind Paa-Ko residents and lot owners that they may receive two community bills from HOAMCO: one for the HOA (which includes the annual assessment and, if applicable, the amenities assessment) and one for sewer.     

Despite a letter describing the importance of payment care, some issues are recurring:

1)  It has happened that a couple of online payments were sent to our previous community management company, Associa
2)  Some homeowners apparently disregarded the second HOAMCO mailed invoice assuming their assessment/s had already been paid.   

Admittedly, a very few payments were misapplied by HOAMCO. This usually happened when both payments were sent in the same envelope or, worse, when only one check was written for both bills. Sometimes, the different account numbers were not on the checks. The sewer and HOA financials are completely separate, but (confusingly) payments for both entities are directed to the same PO Box in Nevada

CONTINUE READING ON THE READ MORE PAGE.  There is info on who to contact if you are having a problem.


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Published on Sunday, May 21, 2023


30

Apr

2023

Paa-Ko Pool Rules

The Swimming Pool is now open for AMENITIES MEMBERS.  The water is heated and the Committee wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable season.  

Attached are the Swimming Pool rules - please familiarize yourself with all of them.  

Go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS to read the rules.
 


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Published on Sunday, April 30, 2023


30

Apr

2023

Total Amenities Rules

Attached are the total Amenities Rules for all venues.  Amenities Members - Please familiarize yourself these rules.

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Published on Sunday, April 30, 2023


9

Apr

2023

Bears and Snakes

A resident on the south side of Paa-Ko saw a bear on the property a few nights ago.  Just a reminder - Don't put trash out until the day of pickup.  Don't leave pet food outside. Try to bring bird seed and hummingbird feeders in at night - a pain in the butt but bears really love those.  Be diligent so that the bears are not encouraged to hang out here. Please remember, "a fed bear is a dead bear".

Also, snakes have been spotted.  Be aware when you are in the yard.  Watch where you step - rocks and crevices are good hiding places. Check between pots and the house - snakes love to wrap themselves around the base of the pot.  Watch when you step off a step to make sure one isn't sunning itself on the step below.

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Published on Sunday, April 9, 2023


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