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Friday, 20 January 2012 |
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To report possible overcrowding, please contact the Fairfax County Zoning Department (703) 324-1300, Health Department (703) 246-2300 and/or the Fire Marshal (703) 246-4800. There is also a convenient on-line complaint form to make reporting quick and easy. A link to the form can be found below. After you contact the county please submit a written notice to The Meadows office describing what you have observed that causes you to believe the unit is overcrowded and the date you notified the county. You can submit your report to the office in person, in the black council mailbox in front of the office, by mail, by fax (703) 815-0755 or most efficiently by email to
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. Our office can then follow up with the county and the unit co-owner. Link to Fairfax County's on-line complaint form: http://fido.fairfaxcounty.gov/DP1/Metroplex/FairfaxCounty/customerservice/WIZ_CSR.asp |
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 |
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 With the new year comes a new Board and new ideas. We invite you to attend our monthly meetings and look forward to input from the residents. If you’ve never attended I urge you to look at the calendar and try to set some time aside this year. They are held each month on the third Thursday in the clubhouse.
As I write this there is some snow on the ground. I wanted to remind everyone to be safe over the new few weeks during any inclement weather. Be sure to shovel your walkways, parking space and adjacent walkways; and drive carefully through the neighborhood. Also, as you go through the neighborhood, let the office know if you see things that need attention. Some examples are: loose shutters, chipped or cracked stairs or sidewalks, loose railings, trash for clean up, etc. We have regular inspections, but no one can see everything. Please be sure to notate the address so the office knows where to find the problem item. As residents we all need to work together to make sure The Meadows is a great place to live. ~ Jason Spessard |
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