WE WILL TOW YOUR VEHICLE!

Effective immediately, if you have a delinquent balance of 30 days or more, your parking privileges are revoked on this property and your vehicle is at risk of being towed. A delinquent balance may consist of monthly dues, special assessments, unpaid legal fees or fines of any sort and in any amount.

Tow trucks will be patrolling the property at all hours of the day and night to remove the vehicles of those owners whose unit is in arrears. Towing will be implemented without notice or warning. The vehicles of owners, tenants, or anyone staying in the delinquent unit may be towed. Multiple vehicles of a single household may all be towed.

Towed vehicles will be reported to the Mount Laurel Police Department as impounded. The vehicle owner will be forced to pay the towing charge and any fees required for the release of their property.  If the vehicle returns to the property, it may be towed again and again until the delinquent balance is satisfied.

If you owe money to this Association, now is the time to respond promptly. Contact our property managment Company FirstService Residential at (800) 870-0010, to resolve your outstanding balance and prevent the embarrassment and inconvenience of having your vehicle towed.

WHY IS THIS NECCESSARY?

When homeowners purchase property in a condominium community like LeClub, there are certain obligations we incur to enjoy the benefits of our shared assets and resources. These benefits include landscaping services, snow removal and infrastructure repairs to our buildings, streets, sidewalks and irrigation systems.

Our Board works diligently to ensure that the monthly dues are used in an efficient and fiscally responsible manner. However, this only works when everyone shoulders their fare share of the load. When our neighbors do not pay their monthly dues, those of us who do pay promptly must carry the ones who are in arrears. Delinquent owners cause the Board to divert funds normally designated for tree replacements and community beautification to pay for other monthly expenses. The resulting restriction of cash flow can also lead to additional financial assessments to the community which might otherwise have been avoided, if everyone was paying their fair share.

The majority of our owners pay their dues on time, and the Board thanks each and every one of you. However the time has come for the Association to mount a concentrated effort to collect all outstanding balances in the community.

There are legal remedies for the Board, and we have been pursuing these, but lawsuits are often long, drawn out affairs that incur still more expense, some of which are collected from the debtor, but some of which is simply another drain to our working capital.

The Board regrets the need to implement this policy, but it is not fair to those homeowners, who pay promptly, to be forced to subsidize those who do not.  

                                                                                    Sincerely,

                                                                                    LeClub Association 

Board of Directors