Policies
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Here’s a brief summary of the Gala Move Policy. Refer to the official Policy for details and questions.
Pre-Move Requirements:
Schedule the move at least one week in advance
Submit completed move-in/move-out form to HOA Management Company
Pay Moving Monitor fee and damage deposit
Provide proof of $1,000,000 General Liability Insurance
Move Scheduling:
Consult HOA Management Company for available dates/times
Moves allowed Monday to Friday (excluding holidays)
Saturdays may be available (check with management)
Move Day:
Moving Monitor must be present
Follow instructions of Moving Monitor
Costs:
$500 damage deposit (refundable if no damage)
$300-$450 Moving Monitor fee
$300 Mon-Fri
$450 Sat
Important Notes:
Policy applies to all moves, including self-moves
Unauthorized moves subject to $700 fine
Single-item deliveries not subject to this policy
Remember:
Submit all paperwork and fees at least 5 days before move date
Ensure you have proper insurance coverage
Follow all instructions to avoid penalties
This policy helps protect common areas from damage during moves.
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Here's a brief summary of the Gala rental registration policy for owners leasing their units. Refer to the official policy for details and questions.
Registration Requirements:
All owners must register tenants living in their rental units
Use the form provided by the Association
Deadlines:
Register within 30 days of rental agreement commencement
Verify registration information annually
Required Information:
Owner/management contact details:
Name, phone number, email, mailing address
Tenant contact details:
Name, phone number, email, mailing address
Penalties for Non-Compliance:
$300 on notice of failure to register
$100 for each month thereafter until properly registered
Important Notes:
Policy applies to all rental units in the Association
Owners are responsible for keeping information up-to-date
Ensure all required information is provided to avoid penalties
Remember:
Register tenants promptly to avoid fines
Update information annually or when changes occur
Comply with all Association rules and regulations
This policy helps maintain accurate records of residents and vehicles within the community.
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This Policy outlines how Gala Community Association manages its funds. Here’s a summary for homeowners. Refer to the official Policy for details and questions.
Purpose: To guide how the association invests its money safely and effectively.
Main goals (in order of importance):
Safety: Protect the principal amount of all funds
Liquidity: Ensure funds are available when needed
Yield: Earn a reasonable return on investments
Who's in charge: The Board of Directors, primarily the Treasurer, oversees investments.
Types of funds covered: Replacement Reserves and Operating Funds
Allowed investments:
For both funds: FDIC-insured accounts, U.S. Treasury securities, and certain money market funds
Additional options for Replacement Reserves: Some government agency bonds and high-rated corporate bonds
Investment timeframe: Generally not longer than 5 years
Key principles: Diversification of investments and matching investment timing to cash flow needs
This policy aims to balance safety, accessibility, and growth of the association's funds while maintaining transparency and avoiding conflicts of interest.