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It is important that every owner maintain his or her unit so that it does not leak, but sometimes accidents occur such as overflowing tubs, leaking pipes, or showers with failing caulk or grout. If a leak originates in a unit, it is the responsibility of that unit owner to fix the problem and any damage caused to other units or to the common elements. If a leak originates in a common element, it is the Association's responsibility.
The Virginia Condominium Act allows the imposition of a $50 charge for a single violation, or a $10 per day charge for a continuing violation until the violation is corrected, for up to 90 days.
Condominium living requires cooperation between neighbors. Activities in and about your unit should not interfere with the rights, comforts, or convenience of the other residents. The Fairfax County 24-Hour Noise Ordinance includes television, stereos and parties, as well as barking and/or howling animals.
Action Request Forms are provided in the laundry rooms and in the site office. Residents may submit Action Request Forms to the Talltree South site office to report common element maintenance problems such as lights not working, clogged gutters, etc., and the office will process an Action Request.
Unit owners must schedule their moves (or those of their tenants) with the on-site Management Office at least 5 business days prior to the date of the move-in. A $100 move-in fee is charged. In addition, should the move cause damage to the common elements, the owner of the unit is responsible for the damages and cost of repair.
Laundry facilities are provided on the terrace level as a concession by a laundry vendor. Washers and dryers are NOT ALLOWED IN INDIVIDUAL UNITS.
To report a malfunction of a washer or dryer, first call the vendor at the number listed on the machines, then notify the site office using the Action Request Form in the laundry room. It is important to leave the washers clean and to remove any lint buildup in the lint trap of the dryer each time you use it.
DO NOT OVERLOAD THE MACHINES. Trying to save $2 could end up costing $200 in repairs or cleanup. When in doubt, divide your load!