- Owner's Forum: Residents are encouraged to ask questions and voice concerns.
- Review of previous meeting's minutes
- Financial Report: Information provided by Associa
- Old Business:
- Jardin Fountain area
- Status of the non-working fountain
- Deferred landscaping improvements
- Covenant and Rule Violations discussion
- Violation Reporting Form status - none reported so far
- Committee Reports:
- VG Single Family Village's Architectural Review Committee:
- Appeal of denied chimney proposal
- status report
- VG Master Assn. Social Activities Committee
- status report
- VG Master Assn. Architectural Review Committee
- status report
- New Business:
- Community Manager transition
- Landscape maintenance contractor transition from Birch to Brightview.
- Board designates a 3rd SF representative to VG's Master Board.
- Schedule next meeting
- Adjournment
August 16, 2022
Single Family Village Board Meeting Agenda
August 5, 2022
Welcome Asher Staton, VG’s new Community Manager
Over the last few weeks, Asher Staton has moved into his new role as Victor Gardens’s Community Manager. He’s supported by a talented team at Associa Minnesota, our Victor Gardens management company. Asher’s many responsibilities include working with our various boards of directors, our architectural review committee, home builders, city officials, vendors, contractors, and homeowners.
Asher Staton
Community Manager
Associa Minnesota
7100 Northland Circle N., Suite 300
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
AtYourService@associa.us
(763) 225-6400 – Main
August 4, 2022
VG Single Family Village HOA Board Meeting scheduled August 17
June 6, 2022
Violation Reporting Form for VG Single Family Village HOA
The Board wishes to remind property owners of the restrictive covenants, bylaws and rules applicable to all Victor Gardens properties. These were adopted to protect our property values and ensure that Victor Gardens remains a pleasant and desirable community.
Report issues that you consider to be potential violations of Victor Gardens Community Association (A.K.A. the Master Association) and/or Victor Gardens Single Family Village Homeowner’s Association’s bylaws, rules, covenants, records of action or board directives. In order for the Single Family Village’s Board of Directors to consider your report you must …
- describe the potential violation
- cite the relevant bylaw, rule, covenant, record of action document or board action. For your reference, copies of those documents are available on the Victor Gardens News website: http://blog.victorgardensnews.org/p/associations-info.html
- include your name and address in the Violation Reporting Form. This information will not be shared beyond the Board of Directors and Associa’s community management professionals.
- be specific. Vague, incomplete or inappropriate responses will not be reviewed by the Board.
- Example 1.) There are trash cans that have been left out since March 1 at 123 Jardin Avenue. According to a Feb. 25, 2014 Single Family Village Board of Directors Record of Action, this is not allowed. ( http://blog.victorgardensnews.org/2014/03/sfv-garbagerecycling-rules-change.html )
- Example 2.) A portable basketball hoop at 123 Garden Way has been outdoors since June 1. This is a violation according to a June 2015 Master Board classification of this equipment relative to Section 7.15 of the Master Covenants. (Also described here: http://blog.victorgardensnews.org/p/sfv-arc.html#play )
- Example 3.) Owners at 123 Everton Ave are building a shed and significantly changing their landscaping. I spoke to the owners and they told me they didn’t submit an Architectural & Landscape Change Application for the work they’re doing. I know that these types of improvements must be approved in writing by the A.R.C. according to Master Covenants 8.3.
- Example 4.) Since April, owners at 123 Cosette have parked a trailer in their driveway and not in their garage. This is a violation of the Master Rules, Vehicle and Parking Regulations. It’s also a violation of VG’s Master Covenants 7.14 Parking/Vehicles/Personal Property.
- Victor Gardens Single Family Village Homeowner's Association documents: http://blog.victorgardensnews.org/2007/01/association-info-victor-gardens-single_8724.html
- Victor Gardens Community Association (the master association) documents: http://blog.victorgardensnews.org/2007/01/association-info-victor-gardens.html
May 26, 2022
Victor Gardens opens Friday!
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Victor Gardens pool opening, 1947 |
Play nice.
Leave alcohol beer and glass bottles at home.
Cameras and recording equipment are present.
Don't open the door for others. (If someone causes trouble and you were the one who let them in, you’ll lose your pool privileges.)
We are happy to announce that the pool is opening without Covid-19 Restrictions this year! Everyone within Victor Gardens that is in good account standing will have access to the pool.
Homeowners found in violation of the pool rules may have their key privileges revoked.
The pool key fob is black. Lost, stolen, or misplaced key fobs must be reported to management. Replacement keys are $40. All Key fob and facility access questions should be directed to Victor Gardens Community Association's Management Company, Associa Minnesota. Customer Service: 763-746-1188.
To report unauthorized pool access, dangerous situations or vandalism, contact the Washington County Sheriff.Emergency: Dial 911
Non-Emergency: Dial (651) 439-9381
- THERE IS NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY, SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK.
- The swimming pool and water park are for the exclusive use of the members of Victor Gardens Community Association and their guests. The maximum number of guests per household is four.
- The Victor Gardens Community Association, its officers, directors and agents assume no responsibility for injuries.
- Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older.
- People who cannot swim must wear lifejackets while in the pool.
- Diving, running, wrestling, horseplay and throwing objects are absolutely prohibited.
- Showers are required before entering the pool.
- Persons who have infections or communicable diseases must not enter the pool.
- Infants and toddlers who are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers.
- Smoking is not allowed in or around the pool area along with the Activity Center.
- No Food or Glass bottles are allowed in the pool area.
- Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in the pool area.
- Drunkenness is not allowed and any intoxicated individuals will be asked to leave the pool area.
- In order to keep the pool area pleasant for everyone, radios, tape players, CD players and other audio devices must be played only with earphones. Loudspeakers are prohibited.
- Pets are not allowed in the pool area.
- Pool hours are 6:00 am to 10:00 am for lap swim and 10:00 am to 9:00 pm for open swim. (during pool season)
- All pool toys must be removed from the pool each night, toys left in the pool will damage the pool’s mechanical system. (No Inflatable floatation devices are allowed in the pool except water wings, life jackets or infant/small children flotation seats.)
- All access to the pool area must be through the Activity Center. The gate is to be used for emergency purposes only.
- Spitting, spouting water from the mouth, and blowing noses in the pool are prohibited.
- The Victor Gardens Community Association Board of Directors reserves the right to revoke anyone’s pool privileges for not following these pool rules.
- The Victor Gardens Community Association Board of Directors may amend these pool rules at any time, without notice. You can contact Associa Minnesota for the most current and up-to-date rules.
February 3, 2022
Egg Hunt and Petting Zoo
October 30, 2021
Lawn Core Aeration - VG Discount
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Core Aeration Promotes Healthy Grass |
Call Jeff Ambrose directly at (651) 274-1535. He's currently coordinating a schedule of Victor Gardens appointments.
If you're unfamiliar with core aeration, the U of M Extension Service describes it pretty well, "Core aeration is the best method of dealing with the problem of compaction in the lawn. Aeration promotes moisture and air penetration into soils, resulting in deeper and healthier root systems on the grass plants. ... The best time of year to aerate the lawn is late August to early October. Aeration can be done in the spring but will lead to additional weed seeds being brought to the surface where they may germinate. In fall, weed seeds will also be brought to the surface, but they will not sprout."
October 16, 2021
Irrigation Winterization Schedule
Saturday, Oct. 17th
9:00 AM
Downey -Victor Hugo Blvd
Dustin Becher - Poets Green
Primeau - Poets Green
9:30 AM – 11:00AM
Sears - Garden Way
Schwab - Garden Way
Schliess - Garden Way
Bridgeman - Garden Way
Stanko - Garden Way
Anderson - Garden Way
Peltier - Garden Way
11:00 – 12:00
Johnson - Jardin
Norr/Privette - Jardin
Thalhuber - Jardin
Weir - Jardin
Hermann - Jardin
Groneberg - Jardin
Wentz - Jardin Ave
12:00 – 1:30
Bosch - Garden Way
Mittleburn - Garden Way
Stein - Arbre Lane
White - Arbre Lane
Mader - Arbre Lane
Gloege - Arbre Lane
?? - 4362 Arbre LaneGoodchild - Arbre Lane
1:30 – 2:00
Carlson - Garden Way
Desmond - Garden Way
Langhoff - Garden Way
2:00 – 3:00
Hal - Cossette Way
Coleman - Cosette Way
Berger - Cosette Way
3:00 – 3:30
Kluska - Cosette Lane
3:00 – 5:00
?? -14288 Grantaire
Betts - Grantaire Lane
Richter - Val JeanKolenich - Val Jean
Chatwin - Val Jean
Burr - Cosette Lane
Carlson - Cosette Lane
Anderson - Cosette Lane
Ecklin - Victor Hugo Blvd.
Shaline - Victor Hugo Blvd.
Sunday Oct. 18th
12:00 PM
Stanek - Val Jean
Starr - Everton
12:30 PM
Buetow - Provence Way
Hageman - Provence Way
Halverson – Boyd - Provence Way
1:30
Houchins - Val Jean
Utech - Garden Way
September 22, 2021
Sprinkler Winterization
July 27, 2021
SFV Board Meeting set for August 18
July 14, 2021
A few reminders for Single Family Village HOA residents
Garbage & recycling cans
Garbage and recycling cans must not be left outdoors other than the evening before pickup (Thursday evening) and during the pickup day (Friday). All trash and recycling must be either bagged, canned or boxed to prevent it from blowing about and to prevent animals from gaining access to it.
Sports equipment storage
Hockey and lacrosse nets, portable basketball hoops, etc. should be stored in your garage overnight and not left out.
Changes to your home's exterior
An application for exterior improvements or alterations must to be submitted and approved before any work begins. Examples of improvements that need approval include, but are not limited to fences, decks/patios, retaining walls, landscape changes, exterior painting, play lots, etc.
June 18, 2021
Pool Update
The Victor Gardens Pool has now been open for about a month, and the operation has been going fairly smoothly without many incidents. We want to thank all residents for taking the time to review the established rules and regulations and keeping the pool a family friendly amenity for all to enjoy.
As the State of Minnesota continues to ease Covid-19 Restrictions, the Master Board of Directors has decided to ease some of the more restrictive measures that were initially implemented for the pool use.
1. Effective immediately, laps swimming hours have returned and the pool can now be used from 6am-10am for lap swimming, and 10am-9pm for open swim.
Thank you for your patience during these ever evolving times. We are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel and hopefully soon we can get back to the normal.
Phillip McDougle
Community Manager
Associa Minnesota