To All Paradise Park Owners;
Our pool will be closed for the season after this weekend, September 17.
We are going to do some repairs and refinishing of pool surface.
This was one of the projects that we listed needed to be done at our AGM last spring.
Your board wants to thank you for your understanding and we look forward to be able to use our renovated pool next year.
Yours Truly;
Don Schultz
President
It is with a real sense of sadness that we received news of the passing of Brenda Hill, wife of Marcel Hill. They have been long time owners in the park (Lot 69).
To All Owners at Paradise Park,
The Board of Directors would like you all to be aware that Town Council has implemented Level #2 of the Water Conservation Bylaw No. 1273 effective at midnight Friday, June 19, 2015 until further notice.
This will result in limits to watering of lawns and other water restrictions within the park to the two identified days of Sunday and Wednesday.
For more detailed information regarding the times one can water and other restrictions please refer to their website: http://www.osoyoos.ca/content/public-notice-watering-restrictions.
To The Paradise Park Owners,
This letter is to clarify the status of our dock permit and re-development project that has been ongoing for the last two years. From a recent posting on Facebook there appears to be some confusion and concern by some Owners over this project.
Some Owners may have received a 2015 Property Tax Assessment notice for their Lot. This assessment is only for the “buildings” on the lot and is the owner’s responsibility. BC Assessment has said that a copy of this assessment gets sent to the owner and the Lessees Association. Mailing of the Lessee’s copy to the owner is an oversight as in previous years this copy has never been sent.
The Paradise Park Lessees Association receives a Property Tax Assessment notice for the entire Park excluding the “buildings” on the Lots. These taxes are paid by the Park and are included in your annual maintenance dues.
To Owners,
This note is to provide additional information on the upcoming TV Service changes within the Park.
Paradise Park has 2 sheds for recycling, located on the path to the beach. The shed closest to the road is for pop cans, beer cans, and any containers that have a deposit when you purchase them. The second shed closest to the beach is for other materials that can be recycled but no deposit has been paid on them. For a full list of what can be recycled go to Return It.
The recycle shed is manned by volunteers, so please keep it neat, tidy and organized.
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