Homeowner fees may be
paid online at www.camsmgt.com
January’s luncheon is scheduled for January 19th at Travinia's Italian Restaurant, 101 Sparkleberry Crossing at 11:30am.
February’s luncheon is scheduled for February 16th at Tiffany’s, 9704 Two Notch Road.
We are always welcoming new seniors to join us. We hope to see you there.
Voting Members/Alternates
Memo concerning Voting Member/Alternate Right & Responsibilities
Click HERE
Attention - Homeowners
Homeowners that plan to Lease/Rent their homes must provide copies of the Lease/Rental Agreement to the Association Office at 305 Ridge Trail Drive,
Columbia South Carolina 29229
Phone 803 865 0609 or trigon@camsmgt.com within
ten (10) days of execution of the Lease.
The above is in accord with the CC&R, Article XII, Section 27, Paragraph (b).
The Summit Neighbors helping Neighbors
CERT Team did meet in August via Zoom.
Everyone is invited to visit us at
Richlandnecert.com to view the new
Website
CERT TEAM looking for new recruits.
For more information -click HERE
The South Carolina 2021 Hurricane Guide is available at hurricane.sc, this an interactive website that will guide people through the fundamentals of being prepared for hurricanes and tropical storms. This gives the individual the ability to access the website not only from your computer, but also from other internet cable mobile devices, it also can be printed out. Please take advantage for this great resource.
Safety Information
Minutes from March Safety Committee Meeting
Please click HERE
HAVE YOU DOCUMENTED WHAT YOU OWN?
REGISTER YOUR BELONGINGS ONLINE
Accessible from anywhere
in the event of property theft or natural disaster, having immediate access to
your property inventory list, including identifying information will be invaluable.
RECOMMENDED BY RICHLAND COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT.
Click HERE to view the flyer.
REGISTER YOUR BELONGINGS ONLINE
Accessible from anywhere
in the event of property theft or natural disaster, having immediate access to
your property inventory list, including identifying information will be invaluable.
RECOMMENDED BY RICHLAND COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT.
Click HERE to view the flyer.
Vehicle Break-ins
CAT Officer Deputy Roberts
CAT Officer Deputy Roberts
reminds residents to lock their vehicles when leaving them unattended. Theft from unlocked vehicles has become a county-wide problem. March brought an increase in auto thefts in the area. In some cases, the car was left running unattended.
Community Safety Reminders
If you jog, run or walk at dusk or in the dark, please remember to wear light colored or luminescent clothing for better visibility. Shoes & jackets/shirts with reflective tape are a good choice as well.
PLEASE CALL ANIMAL CONTROL(929-6000 or Nights & Weekends 252-2911)TO REPORT ANY STRAY DOGS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
PLEASE CALL ANIMAL CONTROL(929-6000 or Nights & Weekends 252-2911)TO REPORT ANY STRAY DOGS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
UPDATE on door-to-door solicitors
For latest information, please click HERE
SUMMIT COMMUNITY AWARD
During National Night Out, The Summit community was presented a Richland County “Sheriff’s Crime Watch of Excellence Award”. Captain Scott Plexico and Senior Deputy Travis Roberts made the presentation on behalf of Sheriff Leon Lott to Summit HOA President, Justin Martin and Safety Committee Chair, Paul Hill. The award is recognition of The Summit residents’ commitment to the principles of neighborhood crime watch.
TO STOP STATE SALES PAPER DELIVERY, YOU MAY CALL (803) 771-8311
OR EMAIL extra@thestate.com
OR EMAIL extra@thestate.com
RETRIEVE AND DISCARD SALES AND OTHER PAPERS DELIVERED
ON THE PROPERTY IMMEDIATELY
TO PREVENT LITTER.
Making Exterior Home Improvements?
Remember to submit Form No. 201: Existing Residence Improvements
Form 201 is available from this Website, see Documents>Online Forms, or pick one up at the office.
Neighborhood Appearance
Are there properties in your neighborhood that are seriously unsightly? Have your efforts to address the problems been ineffective? Richland County Code Enforcement has been a tremendous help recently in solving problems such as completely neglected yards, unlicensed and inoperative vehicles, and neglected vacant lots. Call 576 1864.
Walking Trail Distances
In answer to many requests, here are walking trail lap distances:
Hunters Pond = 0.44 miles
In answer to many requests, here are walking trail lap distances:
Hunters Pond = 0.44 miles
Birch Park = 0.27 miles
Willow Park = 0.28 miles
Willow Park = 0.28 miles
Lets talk Summit!
We have a great discussion board. Let's hear what people have to say and get to know each other. Also, get used to voting in our surveys (Note: click "Next Survey", there is often more than one survey).
We have a great discussion board. Let's hear what people have to say and get to know each other. Also, get used to voting in our surveys (Note: click "Next Survey", there is often more than one survey).