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Dear Neighbors,
 
Please be advised that Rochester Hills residents in the northwest portion of the city are currently under a Boil Water Advisory after a previously leaking Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) water main in Auburn Hills has now broken.
According to the City of Rochester Hills, the water system remains stable after switching to emergency operations; however, the temporary drop in water pressure during the transition requires the Boil Water Advisory as a precautionary measure.

Residents in the affected area should boil water before using it for:
Drinking
Brushing teeth
Making ice
Washing dishes
Food preparation

To properly boil water:
Bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute
Allow it to cool before use
Bottled water may also be used as an alternative

In addition, the City of Rochester Hills has issued an emergency water restriction for ALL residents and businesses effective immediately. Please avoid non-essential water use, including:
Running dishwashers and washing machines
Watering lawns
Washing vehicles
Filling pools
Other recreational water activities
These conservation efforts will help maintain water availability for residents, businesses, and neighboring communities. Some residents may also experience reduced water pressure during this time.
The City will continue monitoring the water system and will notify residents once the advisory and restrictions have been lifted. The Rochester Hills City website has the map of the affected area.
 

Please see the Rochester Hills website and the GLWA press release for additional details and updates.

 

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
 
 Thornridge HOA Board

The Deed Restrictions require residents to contact the Architectural Control Committee before commencing work for approval! Often, we begin work outside without knowing property boundaries or make modifications to the exterior (such as windows/brick walls/etc.) that do not match the neighborhood.  Please check for approval before beginning any new construction, permanent structures, etc. in order to avoid costly errors.  Repair or replacement of existing structures not requiring a physical change, such as decks, do not require approval.  This requirement exists for the protection of your property value and to maintain the architectural harmony of the community.

This year JBC Management is collecting annual dues at the same amount as last year $385/lot.  If you are not sure how to access your account you can contact JBC directly:

 

Kelly Peacock is our Property Manager and you can call her at 586-254-3000
Email here: Kelly@TeamJBC.com

 

You can pay your dues by credit card (there is a credit card fee) at this website but you do need the account number that was mailed a few months earlier with the welcome letter.  Contact JBC to get your account number if you cannot find the one that was mailed to you.

 

To avoid the credit card fee by setting the "auto pay" feature on JBCs website or you can use your personal bank account bill pay feature and mail a check as long as the memo has your account number, name, address and lot number.  

 

The mailing address for a paper check or echeck is:

 

 

Checks should be payable to Thornridge Subdivision Association

 

 

www.jbcpropertymanagement.com

Come and join us while we keep our neighborhood running smoothly!   

 

 

 

Roles are due for replacement and fresh ideas so please inquire!

 

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~ Event Coordinators & Volunteers are always needed for Easter, Garage Sale, Family Fun Day

In addition to posting the 2022 Deed Restrictions to our website, a link was sent to those owners that have provided email address information. For those that have not provided email information, a letter was sent indicating that the documents can be downloaded from the website.  If any homeowner prefers, they can obtain a hard copy by picking one up through our management company office or a board member.