August Community Inspections Focus on Landscaping and Curb Appeal
Vista Community Management will conduct August inspections in Fairway Cove. Inspections are conducted twice each month and are completed from the street, with each property reviewed as a whole to ensure the community standards are being upheld.
Please understand that inspections are not intended to be punitive. They are an equitable and consistent way to ensure we are all doing our part to maintain the appearance, safety, and value of our neighborhood. Regular inspections are a best practice and are part of Fairway Cove’s responsibility and mandate to actively and fairly enforce community regulations for the benefit and protection of all homeowners.
If you ever have questions about a letter you receive, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help.
Important Note About Courtesy Letters
Fairway Cove does not have a Fining Committee. As a result, any letter sent to a homeowner is a genuine courtesy notice requesting that an issue be addressed. Homeowners will typically receive multiple courtesy letters allowing time to correct the matter.
If an issue remains unresolved after repeated notices, it is eventually escalated to legal counsel, at which point the matter is handled directly by the association’s attorney at the homeowner’s expense. Please be aware that once a matter reaches the legal stage, these costs cannot and will not be waived.
August Inspection Focus Areas
Landscaping and tree maintenance including lawn conditions
Pressure washing of homes, roofs, driveways, and sidewalks
Clear and unobstructed sidewalks
Proper storage of trash and recycling bins
General lawn care and removal of dead plants
Mailbox condition and compliance with updated standards
Enforcement Targeting Blocked Sidewalks
A friendly reminder for all Fairway Cove homeowners: please avoid blocking sidewalks with parked vehicles, overgrown landscaping, or anything else that prevents the clear passage on a sidewalk.
While it may seem like a small inconvenience, blocked sidewalks create real challenges for your neighbors. Fairway Cove has many residents who regularly walk, jog, or bike through the community, and for some, especially those with mobility limitations, strollers, or pets, a clear sidewalk isn’t just a convenience, it’s a necessity. When sidewalks are obstructed, residents are often forced into the street, creating unnecessary safety risks.
Beyond common courtesy, it’s also important to note that parking in a way that blocks a sidewalk is a violation of City of Orlando code. The City has recently increased code enforcement activity in residential neighborhoods, including ours, and is actively addressing these types of violations. This can result in warnings, citations, or fines.
We understand that parking can sometimes be tight, especially during gatherings or busy evenings. However, taking a moment to ensure your vehicle is fully clear of the sidewalk helps keep our neighborhood safe, accessible, and welcoming for everyone.
Pet Reminder
Pets must be leashed when off your property and owners must clean up after their pets. Failure to do so may result in notices for repeat violations. It is also against City code to allow any pets, including dogs and cats, to roam free offleash.
Homeowners are encouraged to address concerns proactively to avoid notices and help keep Fairway Cove a welcoming community for all.
Questions?
If you ever have a question, please do not hesitate to reach out. we’re here to help. You can contact:
Saprina Saintil, LCAM
SSaintil@VistaCAMFL.com
Community rules and standards are always available at FairwayCoveHOA.com.
