February 15, 2019
Dear Powder Valley‐Shadow Brook Homeowners,
The PV‐SB HOA Board has recently had to make major changes for the management of our property. We were noti fied in late January that Grand Targhee Resort Property Management (GTRPM) was changing personnel and that they no longer wanted to manage our HOA, effec tive immediately. Since then the Board has spent countless hours to evaluate and procure replacement services and to ensure the integrity of the HOA administra tion and management.
We have hired Rudd & Company to handle our bookkeeping services through their Rexburg office. They are an excellent, full service accounti ng firm in Idaho. GTRPM agreed to forward all payments to Rudd & Company so do not be alarmed if your February payment went to them. Please note that all payments will now be mailed to:
Rudd & Company
A ttn: Kent Wood
124 E. Main Street Rexburg, ID 83440
Rudd & Co. has been upda ting everyone’s accounts and February invoices went out yesterday. We will not be assessing any late fees on February or March HOA dues. We appreciate your pa tience as we get this new system set up.
Our facility management will now be handled through Grand Valley Lodging. If you no tice problems or have concerns with any of the HOA property, please contact a Board member or Mark Mozley, head of the site commi ttee.
The members of the Board welcome input from each of you. Like you, we are all HOA members and want the best for our community. We will have more to share in the near future as we move forward.
We appreciate your partnership
Cindy Ozaki, Mark Mozley, Bill Cutting, Bill Schulz, Maureen Holman
HOA Policy regarding the storage of RVs, trailers, and motor homes and other motorized and non-motorized devices
* Pursuant to the Board's regulatory authority, motor homes, recreational vehicles, boats, and trailers (including travel trailers, work trailers, and trailers designed to haul motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles) may be parked immediately in front of an owner's garage for a period not to exceed 48 hours, and providing the vehicle not be so large as to impede the flow of traffic through the community. If a vehicle either exceeds the size limit (typically 30 feet or longer), or must be parked for a period longer than 48 hours, the owner must, in advance, submit a written request to the Site Committee, for approval. This can be…