Charity Fund Raisers to support the Gary Sinese Foundation.
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Important Announcements
Lots of improvements underway
You may have already noticed, but there are a number of community improvements underway.
- Improvements to the front entrance water feature
- Improvement to the front entrance monuments
- Working on tree replacements and installation
- A community wide irrigation audit
- Many improvements coming for the pool and clubhouse
- Bike Rack at the clubhouse
- Family movie nights this summer at the pool
Sapphire Pointe has a new management company
Effective April 1, 2012, the Sapphire Pointe Board of Directors has decided to switch to BRC Community Management as the property management company for the Sapphire Pointe Master Association.
As the Association is transitioning banks, your previous account numbers and coupons will no longer be valid. Soon you will be receiving new coupons with your new account number and banking information. ACH payments for April will NOT be withdrawn. ACH will begin again in May, if you choose to sign up for that service. In the meantime, you can forward your April assessment payment payable to Sapphire Pointe Homeowners Association to:
Sapphire Pointe Master Association
c/o BRC Community Management
9331 Commerce Center Street, #A1
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
If you mailed your April payment to the previous management company, it will transition with your records. If you are
currently using an online bill pay system or having your bank mail an automatic banking draft for payment of your
assessments, please be sure to change the payment billing address and account number once you receive it.
As we realize this is a transition month, the late fee for April will be waived. If you wish to have your payments
automatically withdrawn, a form is enclosed to complete and send back. Please do not forget to attach a voided check
with the form to ensure that your ACH will be processed expeditiously. Again, ACH payments will not be withdrawn
until your May assessment.
If you have any question or problems regarding this transition, feel free to Contact Us.
Please send yourpayments to the address shown ABOVE or download the ACH form here to sign up for auto billpay.
Useful information for Homeowners
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Other helpful information for homeowners:
Homeowners, there is an online Clubhouse Rental/Reservation Request Form which you can use to request a date and time for your next event at the clubhouse. Please check the Calendar first for availability.
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The property manager for Sapphire Pointe Master Association is Denise Haas with BRC.
Inspection of Records [registered users only]
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CNN Money ranks Castle Rock among country’s best places to live
CNN Money announced its 2011 Best Places to Live in America, with descriptions of the Top 100 Towns across the country – Town of Castle Rock ranks number 19!
A team of seven Money reporters spent months combing through data and identifying small towns (those with populations of less than 50,000) that stand out in the qualities they feel American families care about most.
Selections were based on great job opportunities, top schools, safe streets, economic strength (even during this economy), good healthcare, cultural and outdoor activities, and nice weather.
“We know Castle Rock is great place to live, work and raise a family,” said Mayor Paul Donahue. “Now, other parts of the country are starting to find out. Our residents work hard to maintain the small-town charm that we all enjoy. We’re more fortunate than many other communities – our hard work and tough decisions are starting to pay off.”
Fall 2011 Community Survey Results
The Sapphire Pointe Board of Directors would like to personally thank all of the
residents who participated in the Fall 2011 homeowner survey. We received some great
feedback and direction on the items that homeowners feel we should pursue this coming year.
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