Just checking on maintenance of entrance to our subdivision. How often is grass cut? Shannon Sent from my iPhone

Good afternoon.  Clearly, it is not cut often enough.  It is

Shannon, Good afternoon. Clearly, it is not cut often enough. It is unfathomable why we have one of the most inconsistently maintained and most visually unappealing upscale subdivision entrances in the southern part of Fulton County. Numerous companies provide landscaping services that are reasonably priced, consistently rendered, and that, in the end, are visually appealing. Often, when we complain (me included), we're looking for someone else to come up with a solution. I know that there are some neighbors who have devoted time and energy to this front entrance issue; nevertheless, it still remains a persistent problem. While I'm not an officer of the HOA, I volunteer to work with the officers to immediately find a company that will be reliable and consistent in cutting the grass at the front entrance. While I admittedly don't know much about how to beautify a front entrance, I also volunteer to help find a company that can beautify our front entrance at a reasonable price. Admittedly, I don't know if we have a contract with our current landscaping company. If not, we can fire the company immediately. If we do and if there are any contractual issues that would prevent us from severing the relationship with our current landscaping company, I volunteer, as a litigation attorney, to help us address those issues as well. It is difficult to imagine that if we do have a current contract with a landscaping company that the company is not in breach of the contract. If the poor services that have been rendered this spring and summer are not in breach of the contract, that presents an even bigger problem. Shannon, if you're willing, I'd like to work with you and the officers of the HOA on this. I suspect that many in the neighborhood likely share your frustration. Let's find a solution to this clearly fixable front entrance problem. Harold -----Original Message----- From: Canaanwalkhoa [mailto:canaanwalkhoa-bounces@canaanwalk.com] On Behalf Of Shannon Barnes Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2019 11:16 AM To: canaanwalkhoa@canaanwalk.com Subject: [Canaanwalkhoa] Front entrance Just checking on maintenance of entrance to our subdivision. How often is grass cut? Shannon Sent from my iPhone _______________________________________________ Canaanwalkhoa mailing list Canaanwalkhoa@canaanwalk.com http://canaanwalk.com/mailman/listinfo/canaanwalkhoa_canaanwalk.com

Good afternoon.  Clearly, it is not cut often enough.  It is

Hi Harold, I am interested in assisting with a solution. I hope we can fire High Grove as I assume they are still the company responsible for our maintenance. I also have some ideas of what we should assure is included in our next contract. Shannon Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 21, 2019, at 2:40 PM, Harold W. Spence <hspence@davisbozemanlaw.com> wrote: > > Shannon, > > Good afternoon. Clearly, it is not cut often enough. It is > unfathomable why we have one of the most inconsistently maintained and > most visually unappealing upscale subdivision entrances in the southern > part of Fulton County. > Numerous companies provide landscaping services that are > reasonably priced, consistently rendered, and that, in the end, are > visually appealing. > Often, when we complain (me included), we're looking for someone > else to come up with a solution. I know that there are some neighbors who > have devoted time and energy to this front entrance issue; nevertheless, > it still remains a persistent problem. While I'm not an officer of the > HOA, I volunteer to work with the officers to immediately find a company > that will be reliable and consistent in cutting the grass at the front > entrance. While I admittedly don't know much about how to beautify a > front entrance, I also volunteer to help find a company that can beautify > our front entrance at a reasonable price. > Admittedly, I don't know if we have a contract with our current > landscaping company. If not, we can fire the company immediately. If we > do and if there are any contractual issues that would prevent us from > severing the relationship with our current landscaping company, I > volunteer, as a litigation attorney, to help us address those issues as > well. It is difficult to imagine that if we do have a current contract > with a landscaping company that the company is not in breach of the > contract. If the poor services that have been rendered this spring and > summer are not in breach of the contract, that presents an even bigger > problem. > Shannon, if you're willing, I'd like to work with you and the > officers of the HOA on this. I suspect that many in the neighborhood > likely share your frustration. Let's find a solution to this clearly > fixable front entrance problem. > > Harold > > -----Original Message----- > From: Canaanwalkhoa [mailto:canaanwalkhoa-bounces@canaanwalk.com] On > Behalf Of Shannon Barnes > Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2019 11:16 AM > To: canaanwalkhoa@canaanwalk.com > Subject: [Canaanwalkhoa] Front entrance > > Just checking on maintenance of entrance to our subdivision. How often is > grass cut? > Shannon > > Sent from my iPhone > _______________________________________________ > Canaanwalkhoa mailing list > Canaanwalkhoa@canaanwalk.com > http://canaanwalk.com/mailman/listinfo/canaanwalkhoa_canaanwalk.com