Maintenance

The HOA is responsible for specific aspects of the association’s maintenance. These primarily consist of the building exteriors and the common area. The HOA is not responsible for interior maintenance except when damage is caused by a failure of the building’s exterior such as water damage due to a roof leak.

If you have a maintenance concern, the best way to notify the HOA is to take a picture of it and email it to the Board with a description of the issue, your street, unit (i.e. Unit A) and contact info. You may also leave a message at the message center by phone and a volunteer will return your call when they can.

Here is a quick table to let you know what the HOA is responsible for and what the individual homeowner is responsible for.

HOA	Homeowner
Roofs	Window & Jambs
Siding Repair	Doors & Jambs
Paint on Siding	Garage Doors
Downspouts	Driveways
Lawn Care (in Common Area)	Plumbing
Trees (in Common Area)	HVAC
Snow Removal	Electrical
	Patios & Decks
	Trash
	Shrubs
	Utilities

If you have a question about anything listed not listed in the table or need clarification, please check the Policies page or call the Maintenance Message Center at (816) 598-4342.

To what your dues went to pay for last year, please visit the Dues Distribution page. For information about how much dues are for the current year, visit the Dues Information page.

Maintenance

Maintenance

When you call the message center, leave your name, address, the telephone number at which you can be reached in the evening and a brief message regarding the reason you are calling. A volunteer will return your call.

Trash for pick up should be placed no further than 5 feet from your building. Curbside pick up is prohibited. All trash must be contained at all times. See Blue Springs FAQs.

We all get those weekly newspaper ads and phonebooks thrown in our driveways from time to time. Please take the time to pick them up and dispose of them if you don't want them as well as any trash lying around. Help keep our neighborhood clean.

Pet owners are responsible for their pet's excrement in the yard. You need to pick up your pet's poop daily and dispose of it properly. Do your part to keep our common area clean.

Inoperable vehicles must be stored inside your garage or removed from the premises. Commercial vehicles weighing more than 6 tons, boom and tow trucks are not permitted to be parked in residential neighborhoods.

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The message center is for general questions about the HOA and maintenance issues. The person who will return your call is a volunteer member of the Board of Directors. They will return your call when they can.

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