In the process of developing a 5-Year Plan for Bridge Pointe, the question has come up about dues in other Northland neighborhoods. After the plan was released to BP neighbors, there have been more questions about what
Jason White, Bridge Pointe Homes Association President, recently identified four changes underway or completed at the pool: “We are excited about progress on some reinvestment at the pool. This is happening as a result of additional
We are releasing all the information that was shared at the Bridge Pointe Board of Director’s Meeting this past Tuesday, April 19th. The exclusive focus of this meeting was the 5-Year Plan and Reserve Study
Last night (4/20/16), as the 5YP Committee, we outlined by individual asset line-item where, in terms of timing over 5 years, investment or replacement decisions need to be made. Only one neighbor outside of The
It is generally understood that our community has been in need of a 5-Year Plan in order to continue to maintain the assets owned by the Bridge Pointe Homes Association. A committee of five, under
David Horn led a presentation of proposed plans and designs for the former Metro North Mall site to an estimated 40+ Bridge Pointe residents on Monday, April 11th at Clardy Elementary. The new property owner
If you visited the pool last summer, you might have noticed some issues that, taken as a whole, might cause you to wonder if our pool could use some TLC. These issues are on the
Event Date: Saturday, May 14th 2016 By way of reminder, your Bridge Pointe Homes Association has arranged a dumpster for all of us. We can finally throw out “the thing” that has to go back
Jason (Bridge Pointe Homes Association President) knew a guy who knew a guy who knew a guy that flew drones…Actually, that human connection chain is probably overstated–but it sounds more clandestine. Anyway, the pilot shows
