Dear Board Members,
I am pleased to introduce Melvin Lacia as your new Community Manager with CAMS. Melvin joined CAMS in February, and he brings with him many years of experience, having worked for multinational companies in various roles as an accountant and manager.
Melvin will serve as both Production Accountant and Community Manager for your community. We believe this new structure will elevate the level of service we deliver to associations that have an Accounting Services agreement with CAMS, where the board handles day‑to‑day community management activities and relies on CAMS for financial administration of the association’s business activities.
Melvin will be your primary point of contact moving forward. Over the coming weeks, he will familiarize himself with your association’s operations, coordinating with CAMS support teams, and working with regional leadership to ensure a smooth and effective transition.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out and share any important details so we can ensure a smooth transition. Thank you for your continued partnership with CAMS.
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Sincerely,
On behalf of your CAMS service team
Osprey Ridge Townhome Association, Inc.
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The emergency septic pipe repair has been completed. During the snowstorm, some homeowners noticed their bathrooms backing up. We notified our septic company, and Jimmy’s Drain & Sewer Service came out to unclog our pipes. In doing so, they discovered a backup caused by the pipes settling over the years and not flowing into the tank correctly.
The total cost for this repair was $12,276.25. The work included replacing all main lines leading into the septic tank and installing a new filter system.
Mr. Steve from Unit 6 generously replaced our HOA entrance sign. If you see Mr. Steve out and about, please thank him for his time and effort in making our entrance sign look beautiful again.
The HOA is currently working on scheduling the resealing of our parking lot. More information regarding potential dates and times will be shared soon.
Please continue to check our website for updates. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the HOA Board.
Respectfully,
Keith, James & John
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