We believe in supporting charitable causes and helping those who are genuinely deserving. However, community funds should not be treated as charitable contributions to contractors for services that are not delivered or are not performed to the agreed-upon standard. This appears to be a growing concern across several community contracts. We should not normalize paying for non-performance, missed services, delayed work, or outcomes that fall…
Community Management (CM) and Community Landscape (CL) contractors are tirelessly working to return our community back to a forest landscape. They are doing the following: In contrast, before the introduction of the Forestation Initiative, landscaping practices focused heavily on appearance, order, and predictability, often at the expense of nature’s ability to reclaim its rightful place. The previous contractor a.k.a. Toll Brothers Did you say but…
Community Management clearly understands the tremendous value of naturalization services. For example, if a road needs to be restored to its underlying ground, we normally expect to pay for restoration. After all, restoration is obviously more expensive than routine maintenance. Fortunately, residents now have the opportunity to experience this innovative economic principle firsthand: we are paying restoration-level prices while receiving services that appear to move…
Community Management (CM) is clearly obsessed with residents and is committed to creating the perfect community environment—one where residents never actually need to contact the management company. To support this ambitious resident-experience initiative, CM has thoughtfully provided several ceremonial communication channels, including a website, telephone, and email. Residents are, of course, welcome to use them, but there is really no need to waste valuable time…
