News
New Board Member. The Board of Directors would like to welcome Bob Williams to the Board effective July 1st, 2022. Bob has agreed to join us as the Treasurer and Townhome Representative. He will be completing the last year of the three-year term vacated by Maurice Ward who decided to resign as of June 30th. We would like to thank Maurice for his efforts and contributions over the last 5 years as President of the Board.
Although Bob and his wife Claire have only been living in our community for a year, he has been very involved in various WeatherStone activities.
We thank Bob for joining us and look forward to working with him.
Although Bob and his wife Claire have only been living in our community for a year, he has been very involved in various WeatherStone activities.
We thank Bob for joining us and look forward to working with him.
Potluck Pool Party. Come join the fun!!! The Community Events Committee would like to invite residents of WeatherStone to enjoy a summer potluck style pool party.
Please bring a dish to share. To help with planning, please use the sign-up list via SignUpGenius to RSVP and let us know what you would like to bring. We are looking forward to some good food and good company.
When: Saturday, July 09
Time: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Where: WeatherStone Community Pool
Rain Date: Saturday, July 16
Please bring a dish to share. To help with planning, please use the sign-up list via SignUpGenius to RSVP and let us know what you would like to bring. We are looking forward to some good food and good company.
When: Saturday, July 09
Time: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Where: WeatherStone Community Pool
Rain Date: Saturday, July 16
Annual Meeting of the Association. The annual meeting of the Association was held on Wednesday, May 18 at 6:00 PM at the Henrietta Hankin Library Annex. Click here to access a PDF version of the meeting presentation.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the results of the election to the WeatherStone Board of Directors for a term of three years was announce by Mark F. Kuhn representing the Association's Property Management Company - Shew Community Management. The candidate elected was John Smith.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the results of the election to the WeatherStone Board of Directors for a term of three years was announce by Mark F. Kuhn representing the Association's Property Management Company - Shew Community Management. The candidate elected was John Smith.
Rules Regarding Pets. Frequently, the Board receives complaints about neighbors not picking up after their dogs, or if they do pick up after them, they don't discard the waste in an acceptable manner. Sometimes the doggie bag is tossed in the grass by the sidewalk or left on the sidewalk itself. Other times it is deposited in a neighbor's trash bin. The Board has continually reminded residents to be good neighbors, but it seems to be a hopeless situation because it is the most frequent complaint the Board receives. As stated on Page 5 of the WeatherStone Rules and Regulations, "... It is the responsibility of pet owners to immediately remove animal waste deposited by their pet. Removal should be made in a sanitary manner and placed into the pet owner’s refuse container—not a neighbor’s refuse container..."
Completing an Architectural/Landscape Request Form. This is a reminder that a complete Architectural/Landscape Request Form is required for all exterior alterations or additions, including replacing roof shingles damaged by this summer’s hail storm. We know that it is sometimes difficult to schedule the work with contractors, but the process can be streamlined and delays in Board approval can be avoided if the Architectural/Landscape Request is complete.
Please review the checklist on Page 2 of the Architectural/Landscape Request Form and make sure you submit all of the following:
Click here to download a copy of the Architectural/Landscape Request Form.
Click here to submit the Architectural/Landscape Request Form and all required attachments to Shew Community Management.
Please review the checklist on Page 2 of the Architectural/Landscape Request Form and make sure you submit all of the following:
- Contractor’s Certificate of Insurance (Box marked ‘Certificate Holder’ (bottom left corner) must contain your name and address, not the contractor, association name or township)
- Contractor's Proposal
- Specification of materials (Colors, types, etc.)
- Color Pictures (Siding, Windows, etc.)
- Description of area (Size, Dimensions, etc.)
- Detailed Diagram with measurements of area of proposed modification/addition
- Plot Plan of your lot showing location of modification/addition (May be obtained from your township)
- List species or types of trees/plants
Click here to download a copy of the Architectural/Landscape Request Form.
Click here to submit the Architectural/Landscape Request Form and all required attachments to Shew Community Management.
Notification from the West Vincent Township Chief of Police.
Please be advised that the West Vincent Chief of Police contacted the Board of Weatherstone and requested that the Board advise all Weatherstone residents that dumpsters may not be placed on any of the streets throughout Weatherstone.
Police Chief Michael Swininger advised the Board that, due to the narrow streets throughout Weatherstone, a fire truck would not be able to safely negotiate the roadways with a dumpster partially occupying a roadway.
All dumpsters, therefore, must be placed on a resident’s private property.
The Board understands that, given the number of roofs being repaired/replaced throughout the community, this poses an inconvenience but thanks all residents for respecting this request.
Please be advised that the West Vincent Chief of Police contacted the Board of Weatherstone and requested that the Board advise all Weatherstone residents that dumpsters may not be placed on any of the streets throughout Weatherstone.
Police Chief Michael Swininger advised the Board that, due to the narrow streets throughout Weatherstone, a fire truck would not be able to safely negotiate the roadways with a dumpster partially occupying a roadway.
All dumpsters, therefore, must be placed on a resident’s private property.
The Board understands that, given the number of roofs being repaired/replaced throughout the community, this poses an inconvenience but thanks all residents for respecting this request.