Dues
Dues are necessary to pay for the maintenance and management of all common areas. In addition, a portion of the dues as approved annually are classified into a reserve account for long term capital repairs or for unexpected events. Prompt payment by all homeowners is appreciated and necessary.
An invoice for your dues are sent out quarterly to all property owners. For the year 2010 the dues are set at $165 per quarter.
Some important points to remember when it comes to dues are:
- Dues are to be paid by the 15th of the billing month (January, April, July and October).
- The entire amount must be paid by the due date. Payment on a monthly basis is not authorized by the CC&Rs.
- The General Manager will send invoices before the due date, but they will always be dated for January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.
- Should payment not be received, a reminder will be sent to the homeowner along with a statement showing the outstanding balance
- In cases of non-payment following a reminder, the Association will attempt to arrange a payment plan. Failing this or in the case of non-response, a lien will be filed on the property with the homeowner responsible for all associated costs.
Where should I pay my dues?
The best way to pay your HOA dues is to mail the check or have your bank auto-pay to the association’s mail box at
Eaglemont Community Homeowners Association
Post Office Box 1543
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Another alternative location is to drop off the payment at the Eaglemont Golf Office who will forward the payment to the Association.
Finally you can always call the General Manager, Richard Kuziomko who will work out a way to receive the payment.
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