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A REQUEST TO OWNERS OF LARGE PICK-UP TRUCKS USING THE VISITORS’ PARKING LOTS:

PLEASE BACK IN WHEN USING THESE LOTS

Large pick-up trucks, with extended trailer hitches and other accessories connected to the rear bumpers can protrude beyond the normal parking space in the Visitors’ parking areas, and may extend into Amiata Way. This can be hazardous both to your truck and vehicles on Amiata Way.

This hazard can be reduced if you back your truck into the parking space.

Siena Board

Owners and renters must realize that living in a condominium requires one to be considerate of their neighbors. With neighbors living above, beside and below you, scraping and other sounds can be transmitted to adjacent units. This can be a real nuisance. A few simple and inexpensive steps can reduce or eliminate this issue.

Chairs, tables and other furniture that is dragged across tile floors is quite noisy.  It is for this reason that the furniture’s legs should be on carpet or padded with felt or other noise-reducing material.

These pads can be purchased online or at most any home goods store, and only take a few minutes to apply.  Your neighbors will thank you for your thoughtfulness.

Siena Board

As the below photo shows, our trash rooms are sometimes becoming overloaded.

The good news is that starting next week, trash will be picked up twice a week, but all residents and renters are reminded that ALL boxes must be broken down, and arrangements must be made with the Board for this disposal of TVs and other appliances, furniture, electronics and paints and other hazardous or toxic materials.

Thank you for your cooperation and consideration.

Siena Board

REMINDER-SIENA RESIDENTS MUST COMPLY WITH PELICAN PRESERVE’S REGULATIONS

Just as Siena has rules and restrictions in it’s by-laws and Declaration, Pelican Preserve has rules and restrictions that apply to residents, renters and guests in all HOAs

One of those rules requires that dogs must be on a leash whenever they are outdoors.

Siena Board