The deadline for submitting proof of your chimney inspection or a non-use waiver is June 30, 2021. What is acceptable "proof" and how do you submit it? Read more in the June 11 update.

Remove empty pots and dead plants on stoops and in common areas. Gazebo reservations are now available. Sodding is planned as part of the landscape rejuvenation project. Chimney inspection proof, or a non-use waiver, is due June 30. Find out more in the June 11 update.

Find out how to get pool passes, 2021 stickers and waiver stickers for passes, and more. Read more.

In response to the most recent executive order on coronavirus, the Windgate II board made key decisions about how the pool will operate this summer. Read more.

On May 20, the board decided not to require reservations or Covid-19 screening for residents to enter the pool area; however, pool users must submit a liability waiver form (for the entire pool season). Your household may submit one waiver for everyone in your unit, or each adult in your household may submit a separate waiver. If you're submitting one waiver for your entire household, the names of all pool pass holders (adults and minor children) must be included and each adult (18 and over) must sign the form. You must obtain a waiver sticker in advance as you will not be able to enter the pool without the waiver sticker on your pool pass. Waiver forms are also available on the office door but may not be given to the lifeguard or pool ambassador. Please email windgate2pool@gmail.com with any questions or to make alternative arrangements.

Pool reservations, landscape treatments, water pressure testing, and chimney inspections are topics in the May 14 update. Read more.

Our insurer now requires as a condition of renewal of our policy that we implement procedures for verifying that unit owners are completing bi-annual inspections and performing any work recommended by the inspector. The inspection of your fireplace, chimney and chimney vent must be completed every two years by a professional chimney sweep and conform with National Fire Protection Association Standards (NFPA 211). Unit owners must perform any cleaning, maintenance or repairs that the inspector determines to be necessary using methods that do not impair the structural or thermal performance of the fireplace and chimney. Unit owners must submit evidence of the inspection and completion of any recommended work. Evidence of the inspection and additional work completed must be submitted to the community association manager no later than June 30, 2021. The inspection must have occurred within the prior twelve months. Read more.