Important Quadra Media Information
The technicians from Quadra Media Works are working to address any problems with the VOIP phones. They are unable to identify which accounts are working and those that may still be having problems. If you are having problems with your VOIP phone, please contact Quadra Media Works at (888) 534-3317, and ask for Technical Support.
February 25, 2008
February 17, 2008
The Rendezvous
This is the February 2008 newsletter of the Bridgerland Meadows Homeowners Association. This website / blog contains the same information as the printed newsletter, and it allows the opportunity to comment on the articles. Please keep the comments respectful. This is not an official form of communication with the HOA Management. It is provided to increase community awareness, involvement, and communication. For example, last month a comment was made about snow removal around the mailboxes, and that problem has now been addressed. Thanks for being involved!
This is the February 2008 newsletter of the Bridgerland Meadows Homeowners Association. This website / blog contains the same information as the printed newsletter, and it allows the opportunity to comment on the articles. Please keep the comments respectful. This is not an official form of communication with the HOA Management. It is provided to increase community awareness, involvement, and communication. For example, last month a comment was made about snow removal around the mailboxes, and that problem has now been addressed. Thanks for being involved!
How About the Snow?
With all of the snow this winter, you may have wondered how much has really fallen. The average snowfall in Cache Valley for the month of January is around 12 inches. In January 2008 there was a total of 27 inches of snow, over half of the average. January 2007 saw only 6 inches, so that is a big change over what many of us are used to. The record for the month of January was set in 1949 with over 43 inches of snow.
The good news is that all of the snow will bring needed water. The snowpack in the mountains is around 98% of average, and this snow season has already seen 10 inches more snow than all of last year.
With all of the snow this winter, you may have wondered how much has really fallen. The average snowfall in Cache Valley for the month of January is around 12 inches. In January 2008 there was a total of 27 inches of snow, over half of the average. January 2007 saw only 6 inches, so that is a big change over what many of us are used to. The record for the month of January was set in 1949 with over 43 inches of snow.
The good news is that all of the snow will bring needed water. The snowpack in the mountains is around 98% of average, and this snow season has already seen 10 inches more snow than all of last year.
Quadra Media Update
The focus over the past few months has been primarily on addressing internet problems and increasing the bandwidth. A switch affecting internet and VOIP phone service was recently replaced to address internet and phone problems. With this new switch, it is a good time to contact Quadra Media to address any phone problems as well as any remaining internet problems. You can contact them at (888) 534-3317. They have a new customer service representative, Jenn Boren, who has replaced Chalan Nickolette. If Jenn is unable to help, you can ask to speak with Shane Evans, the president of Quadra Media. If you do not receive a satisfactory response, please contact Sharon Andersen with the HOA management at (435) 755-7829 or sandersen@redeagledevelopment.com.
The focus over the past few months has been primarily on addressing internet problems and increasing the bandwidth. A switch affecting internet and VOIP phone service was recently replaced to address internet and phone problems. With this new switch, it is a good time to contact Quadra Media to address any phone problems as well as any remaining internet problems. You can contact them at (888) 534-3317. They have a new customer service representative, Jenn Boren, who has replaced Chalan Nickolette. If Jenn is unable to help, you can ask to speak with Shane Evans, the president of Quadra Media. If you do not receive a satisfactory response, please contact Sharon Andersen with the HOA management at (435) 755-7829 or sandersen@redeagledevelopment.com.
Official Notices
- Garbage and Recycling Bins must be placed inside your garage except when they are placed outside for pickup. They are unsightly and they obstruct the snow removal. You will be fined $10 by the HOA management if they are left outside in a snow storm and obstruct the snow removal.
- The City of Logan Overnight Parking Ordinance (08-02) states: “No person shall park a vehicle on any street or city owned parking lot between the hours on 1:00 AM and 6:00 AM of any day, beginning November 15 and ending the last day of February each year. 1530 North and 500 West in our development are city streets and subject to the parking ordinance. Please make parking arrangements with the HOA management. Vehicles in long-term parking (2 days or more) should park on the north side of 1530 North.
- For residents with laminate flooring, there are some special maintenance recommendations. Water that gets in the joints can damage the flooring, and there is no warrantee against water damage. You should never use a wet mop or similar product (e.g., Swiffer Wet Jet). You should immediately clean up standing water, and it is recommended that you use a spray cleaner approved for laminate flooring. Please contact the HOA management for recommendations.
Thank you for your cooperation in making this a comfortable and safe community. Please address any comments, questions, or concerns to Sharon Andersen at (435) 755-7829 or sandersen@redeagledevelopment.com
Important Information About Your Fire Alarms
The fire alarms in each unit are very sensitive; even a little dust on the contacts can set them off. It is recommended that you vacuum the alarms several times each year to remove the dust. This will ensure that they function properly. Also, the alarms are wired together, so when one battery is low all of them will beep. It is recommended that you change all of the batteries at the same time, because low batteries in one alarm can affect the proper functioning in all of the alarms.
The fire alarms in each unit are very sensitive; even a little dust on the contacts can set them off. It is recommended that you vacuum the alarms several times each year to remove the dust. This will ensure that they function properly. Also, the alarms are wired together, so when one battery is low all of them will beep. It is recommended that you change all of the batteries at the same time, because low batteries in one alarm can affect the proper functioning in all of the alarms.
Market Update
The Logan area was recently ranked as the 10th best housing value for college towns in the United States. The ranking was based on housing prices and the overall value of real estate in the area. The average price of a home in the area is around $172,000. The worst college town housing value is Palo Alto, California, home of Stanford University, where the average home price is $1.7 million.
The Logan area was recently ranked as the 10th best housing value for college towns in the United States. The ranking was based on housing prices and the overall value of real estate in the area. The average price of a home in the area is around $172,000. The worst college town housing value is Palo Alto, California, home of Stanford University, where the average home price is $1.7 million.
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