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Welcome to Falling Waters Davis!
To all our wonderful neighbors, we hope this website provides a useful way for you to stay abreast of the happenings in Falling Waters and make it easy to find the information you need about our community. Thank you for your patience as we update and organize the information so that it will be at your fingertips. We hope the new website layout will meet the following goals:
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- To provide open communications between the Board of Directors, the management company and homeowners.
- Provide an easy way to find out what is happening at the Clubhouse and around the neighborhood.
- Make it easy to find the correct answers to all your questions about Falling Water's policies.
- As important issues surface, find out what your thoughts are using online polls.
- Use the website as a "virtual" social director to get together and have some fun.
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Posted by: fwdrules on Thursday, January 06, 2011 - 04:03 PM
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Richard White has written an article stating: "Failure to fund reserves is a violation of state statutes".
Click here to read the article:
1-6-2011
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Posted by: fwdrules on Monday, April 05, 2010 - 08:13 PM
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The Board of Directors of the Falling Waters Master Association has decided that our clubhouse will not be used for polling activities. There were a number of complaints from unit owners that they were restricted from using the clubhouse, e.g. entering it, during the election process. The volunteers from Falling Waters that aided the election process resigned en masse. This resulted he Board's decision to discontinue the clubhouse's use.
Please click on the following to read a letter from Mr. Julio Vigil, Election Services Coordinator.
Click here for his letter
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Posted by: fwdrules on Friday, March 19, 2010 - 10:57 AM
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The Master Association is pleased to announce that our <place><placename>Member</placename> <placetype>Center</placetype></place> is now reachable by both telephone and fax. The telephone number is 239 963-8660, and the fax number is 239 963-8763.
4-19-2010
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Posted by: fwdrules on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 - 11:12 PM
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ATTENTION CONDO OWNERS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Collier County Commissioners today passed a Resolution asking the State Legislature to grant relief to condominium owners who are faced with very expensive retrofits to conform to a national fire/safety code.
Unlike other states that implemented this code, the State of Florida made the code retroactive. This exposes condo owners to thousands of dollars for costs of retrofitting. In some cases it will be impossible for the owners to make the changes without major reconstruction.
"We frequently make changes to building and land development codes," County Commissioner Fred Coyle said, referring to actions by local government. "But we don’t make them retroactive. If we did that the County would be in chaos."
Coyle emphasized that property owners already have enough to worry about. Bill Poteet, representing the Naples Area Board of Realtors (NABOR), echoed Coyle’s concerns by citing the effects on the real estate market. "This legislation will not only cost owners a lot of money, it will drive property values down and interfere with the recovery of the market."
The Resolution introduced by Coyle is supported by local condo owner Ewing Sutherland of the Community Advocacy Network (CAN) which represents thousands of condo owners throughout Florida. The proposed solution is to allow condo owners a degree of self-determination by permitting them to reject the retrofitting upon majority vote.
For more information, call Sam Tucker, executive aide to the Board of County Commissioners, at 252-8393.
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