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HOA Calendar
Sunday, Sept. 22nd
Annual Homeowners Meeting
3:00 pm
Wass Elementary School
Event Details
Sunday, Sept. 22nd
Annual Homeowners Meeting
Meet in circle in front of the school to learn about the state of the subdivision - financials, budget for new year, planned infrastructure ...
3:00 pm
Wass Elementary School
Saturday Oct. 19th
Subdivision Road Rally
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Wass Elementary School
Event Details
Saturday Oct. 19th
Subdivision Road Rally
Watch for signs for more detail on registering for this self-funded, fun-filled, game-filled, food filled jaunt through our fair city.
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Wass Elementary School
Sunday Oct. 27th
Subdivision Halloween Parade
2:00 pm
Wass Elementary School
Event Details
Sunday Oct. 27th
Subdivision Halloween Parade
Parade led by the Athens Marching band starts in front of the school. Wear your costume and march or line the parade route and cheer on the...
2:00 pm
Wass Elementary School
Community Updates
2024 Fall Newsletter
See the latest edition of the Meadowlark which is full of valuable reminders and updates including a preview of the upcoming annual meeting.
Enjoy our Pond - Know the Rules
One of the things that separates our association from so many others is a beautiful pond that we can all enjoy. With that in mind, just wanted to share important reminders. Our pond is owned by the association and not the city of Troy. As such, access to the pond is only for homeowners and their guests. And while enjoying the pond, we must all adhere to the rules as displayed on signs around the pond (as shown at right). For any issues with non-residents in the pond area or anyone being disruptive or disobeying our rules, you are encouraged to call the Troy Police non-emergency #.
Seeking Community Engagement
The board continues to invite homeowners to share suggested events and activities that foster a sense of community and interaction. Please reach out if you would like to help organize an activity.
Backflow Inspection Explained
While attending our annual meeting on Sept. 18th, 2022 Mayor Ethan Baker answered a question about the state required Backflow Inspections. Here is additional background he committed to provide as follow-up to the answer he shared during the meeting.
"The testing of residential back devices is a requirement of the State of Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) , as part of the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act. A community water system is required by law to stay in compliance with all safe drinking water act rules. In 2011 the rule was changed to reflect the testing intervals must be no longer than every 3 years. To keep our entire water system in compliance we must continue to require residential back flow device testing. In the process of testing we have found that this type of device has a failure rate of around 25% -30% each testing cycle. These failures come from not being winterized and freezing, insects, impact, and just plain parts failure. The City of Troy Water and Sewer Division has an obligation to the residents of the City to provide safe, clean drinking water every day, and to do this we must stay in compliance with the rules and laws governing safe drinking water."
Realtor Joanna Darmanin's shared valuable observations and advice around the current housing market during the Annual meeting.
An unofficial Facebook group has been set up to share social news from our community.
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Living in the Association
Who's LLMSM HOA?
How is the HOA Organized?
How is the HOA Organized?
View a map of what streets and houses comprise this community.
How is the HOA Organized?
How is the HOA Organized?
How is the HOA Organized?
Review the legal documents that created our association, defined our responsibilities, and govern us still today.
What are Dues and Why We Pay Them?
What are Dues and Why We Pay Them?
What are Dues and Why We Pay Them?
Learn about the cost, timing, and reason for Annual Dues.
Are my Dues Paid?
What are Dues and Why We Pay Them?
What are Dues and Why We Pay Them?
Acquire verification of dues payment with Account Status Letter as required for purchase / sale / refinance of property.
Mailbox in Need of Repair?
Questions frequently come up about mailboxes in our community when a homeowner finds their mailbox in need of repair. The Association has no authority to repair or replace mailboxes nor can the Association dictate the style or color. However, the board feels strongly that a common mailbox style, color, and appearance add to the sense of community and overall aesthetic. So, homeowners are encouraged to adhere to the current mailbox design as much as possible. See documents below for detail instructions. For other questions or help with mailboxes, reach out to the board at: mailbox-help@llmsmhoa.org.
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