Welcome to Kala Point
October 15, 2018
GREAT SHAKEOUT – 10/18 at 10:18
On Thursday, October 18th, at 10:18am, Kala Point will join millions of Americans in the civil defense drill, the Great ShakeOut, to practice what each of us, our families, and our neighbors should do when a major earthquake hits. This is important! Everyone knows that in a real emergency, when nothing is normal, practice saves lives.
Here’s what you should do:
– Wherever you are at 10:18am, Drop, Cover, and Hold On
– Display your Help/OK sign in your front window
– Turn on your walkie-talkie radio
– Meet at your zone’s Gathering Place (see link for a list)
– Practice what to do, and how to communicate
Click Link Below
EPC List of Block Captains/Gathering Places
October 12, 2018
MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR PUD COMMISSIONER
We at Kala Point purchase our water, electricity, and (for some of us) septic maintenance from the Jefferson County Public Utility District. The PUD is a public entity owned by all of us that is governed by three elected commissioners.
During the past two years, representatives of Kala Point have interacted with the PUD Commissioners regarding 1) the PUD’s failure to maintain our fire hydrants, 2) their plan to double the rate they charge for those of us who utilize communal septic systems maintained by the PUD, and 3) the need for the PUD to develop a plan for emergencies in which water supplies will be crucial. The selection of a PUD Commissioner is important!
In November we will vote on a new commissioner. The two candidates—Dan Toepper and Tom Brotherton—will be at our Clubhouse in the evening (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm) of Monday, October 22. This will be a chance to hear from each candidate, ask questions, and for the candidates to hear your opinions. There will also be refreshments at the end where you can talk individually with the candidates
September 21, 2018
As a result of the July 2018 ballot vote, The KPOA Membership approved the following changes to the association’s CC&Rs. These changes have been incorporated into the CC&Rs, effective July 2018.
PARKING OF CARS: (Two resolutions affect separate CC&Rs): (1) “Resolved that parking of vehicles on private property shall be on driveways or approved hard-surface extensions and not in the setbacks.” (2) “Resolved that no vehicles shall be stored or parked within setbacks on any lot except on approved driveways.”
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
On Thursday, October 18th, at 10:18am, Kala Point will join millions of Americans in the civil defense drill, the Great ShakeOut, to practice what each of us, our families, and our neighbors should do when a major earthquake hits. This is important! Everyone knows that in a real emergency, when nothing is normal, practice saves lives.
Here’s what you should do:
– Wherever you are at 10:18am, Drop, Cover, and Hold On
– Display your Help/OK sign in your front window
– Turn on your walkie-talkie radio
– Meet at your zone’s Gathering Place (see link for a list)
– Practice what to do, and how to communicate
Click Link Below
EPC List of Block Captains/Gathering Places
October 12, 2018
MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR PUD COMMISSIONER
We at Kala Point purchase our water, electricity, and (for some of us) septic maintenance from the Jefferson County Public Utility District. The PUD is a public entity owned by all of us that is governed by three elected commissioners.
During the past two years, representatives of Kala Point have interacted with the PUD Commissioners regarding 1) the PUD’s failure to maintain our fire hydrants, 2) their plan to double the rate they charge for those of us who utilize communal septic systems maintained by the PUD, and 3) the need for the PUD to develop a plan for emergencies in which water supplies will be crucial. The selection of a PUD Commissioner is important!
In November we will vote on a new commissioner. The two candidates—Dan Toepper and Tom Brotherton—will be at our Clubhouse in the evening (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm) of Monday, October 22. This will be a chance to hear from each candidate, ask questions, and for the candidates to hear your opinions. There will also be refreshments at the end where you can talk individually with the candidates
September 21, 2018
As a result of the July 2018 ballot vote, The KPOA Membership approved the following changes to the association’s CC&Rs. These changes have been incorporated into the CC&Rs, effective July 2018.
PARKING OF CARS: (Two resolutions affect separate CC&Rs): (1) “Resolved that parking of vehicles on private property shall be on driveways or approved hard-surface extensions and not in the setbacks.” (2) “Resolved that no vehicles shall be stored or parked within setbacks on any lot except on approved driveways.”
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
– Wherever you are at 10:18am, Drop, Cover, and Hold On
– Display your Help/OK sign in your front window
– Turn on your walkie-talkie radio
– Meet at your zone’s Gathering Place (see link for a list)
– Practice what to do, and how to communicate
Click Link Below
EPC List of Block Captains/Gathering Places
October 12, 2018
MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR PUD COMMISSIONER
We at Kala Point purchase our water, electricity, and (for some of us) septic maintenance from the Jefferson County Public Utility District. The PUD is a public entity owned by all of us that is governed by three elected commissioners.
During the past two years, representatives of Kala Point have interacted with the PUD Commissioners regarding 1) the PUD’s failure to maintain our fire hydrants, 2) their plan to double the rate they charge for those of us who utilize communal septic systems maintained by the PUD, and 3) the need for the PUD to develop a plan for emergencies in which water supplies will be crucial. The selection of a PUD Commissioner is important!
In November we will vote on a new commissioner. The two candidates—Dan Toepper and Tom Brotherton—will be at our Clubhouse in the evening (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm) of Monday, October 22. This will be a chance to hear from each candidate, ask questions, and for the candidates to hear your opinions. There will also be refreshments at the end where you can talk individually with the candidates
September 21, 2018
As a result of the July 2018 ballot vote, The KPOA Membership approved the following changes to the association’s CC&Rs. These changes have been incorporated into the CC&Rs, effective July 2018.
PARKING OF CARS: (Two resolutions affect separate CC&Rs): (1) “Resolved that parking of vehicles on private property shall be on driveways or approved hard-surface extensions and not in the setbacks.” (2) “Resolved that no vehicles shall be stored or parked within setbacks on any lot except on approved driveways.”
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
EPC List of Block Captains/Gathering Places
October 12, 2018
We at Kala Point purchase our water, electricity, and (for some of us) septic maintenance from the Jefferson County Public Utility District. The PUD is a public entity owned by all of us that is governed by three elected commissioners.
During the past two years, representatives of Kala Point have interacted with the PUD Commissioners regarding 1) the PUD’s failure to maintain our fire hydrants, 2) their plan to double the rate they charge for those of us who utilize communal septic systems maintained by the PUD, and 3) the need for the PUD to develop a plan for emergencies in which water supplies will be crucial. The selection of a PUD Commissioner is important!
In November we will vote on a new commissioner. The two candidates—Dan Toepper and Tom Brotherton—will be at our Clubhouse in the evening (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm) of Monday, October 22. This will be a chance to hear from each candidate, ask questions, and for the candidates to hear your opinions. There will also be refreshments at the end where you can talk individually with the candidates
September 21, 2018
As a result of the July 2018 ballot vote, The KPOA Membership approved the following changes to the association’s CC&Rs. These changes have been incorporated into the CC&Rs, effective July 2018.
PARKING OF CARS: (Two resolutions affect separate CC&Rs): (1) “Resolved that parking of vehicles on private property shall be on driveways or approved hard-surface extensions and not in the setbacks.” (2) “Resolved that no vehicles shall be stored or parked within setbacks on any lot except on approved driveways.”
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
In November we will vote on a new commissioner. The two candidates—Dan Toepper and Tom Brotherton—will be at our Clubhouse in the evening (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm) of Monday, October 22. This will be a chance to hear from each candidate, ask questions, and for the candidates to hear your opinions. There will also be refreshments at the end where you can talk individually with the candidates
September 21, 2018
As a result of the July 2018 ballot vote, The KPOA Membership approved the following changes to the association’s CC&Rs. These changes have been incorporated into the CC&Rs, effective July 2018.
PARKING OF CARS: (Two resolutions affect separate CC&Rs): (1) “Resolved that parking of vehicles on private property shall be on driveways or approved hard-surface extensions and not in the setbacks.” (2) “Resolved that no vehicles shall be stored or parked within setbacks on any lot except on approved driveways.”
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
Vehicles may be stored or parked ONLY on an approved driveway or an approved hard-surface extension. The Architectural Committee approves driveways and extensions. Further, no vehicle may be parked/stored in the setbacks.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: “Resolved that firewood stored on the exterior of any lot shall be cut and neatly stacked at the rear portion of the lot. If covered, the cover shall be dark in color and neatly attached.”
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
Firewood must be stacked and stored at the rear of the property so it is not visible from the street or by the neighboring properties. In instances where the property is open to two or more streets, the wood must be neatly stacked in a location so that it is as unobtrusive to the street or the neighbors as possible. If covered, the tarp or cover must be in a dark color and neatly attached.
30-DAY MINIMUM RENTAL: “Resolved that no dwelling on any lot, exclusive of TSUs, shall be rented or leased for a term of less than 30-days.”
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
A minimum 30-day rent/lease restricts the use of homes in Kala Point from being used as short-term rentals with consequent frequent turnover of occupants. The community at large has a right to restrict such activity that can change the nature of an individual property and affect the value of other properties.
