2015 Age Restricted
Occupancy Form
Correction
Anthem Opinions was notified by a
reader who completed the form noted on our previous
article.
It appears that an
incorrect form was linked to the article.
Actually...the form that was linked has
been discontinued and is no longer required under Nevada
law...
(As to why it is still on the SCA
website, we have no idea !)
At any
rate...
This is the correct link to the
form.
Our thanks to Lori
Martin, Community Association Manager, for clarifying this and sending us
the correct form.
Upon completion, please return it to
the Anthem Center office at your earliest
opportunity.
Again, we apologize for this error and
we thank our reader Bill Zipfel, for calling this to
our attention, Director Jim Mayfield's prompt notification to FSR, and Lori
Martin's immediately contacting us to avoid further delays in form
completion.
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From Anthem Opinions "Nevada Know How" columnist Tim Stebbins
I think it is important for all to understand the objective is to get all homeowners to fill out the form. It is not an objective to fine people.
When homeowners refuse or forget or think it is too much trouble to complete the form the board has limited options to encourage them to cooperate. A fine is one - a pretty drastic one.
If any of our readers have practical suggestions on what process the board should use, the board might be very interested.
From Josette Brink...to...Anthem Opinions
I moved here because it was 55 and over.
So , if you don't want to follow the rules, then MOVE.
I have no patience with someone who doesn't fill out the form and mail it in ON TIME
It costs money to keep mailing the forms out to people and have to BEG them to get with it.
You knew the rules before you bought and moved in.
If you don't qualify to live here.....then you shouldn't be here.
From Walter Rado...to...Anthem Opinions
With the internet widely available to the public for more than 25 years,
is there any reason that we have to use that pesky paper form and deliver
or snail-mail it to whoever requires it?
Most of our community may not be able to deliver it in person to the HOA office;, and, I believe, that most of the residents (who subsidize the few who use facilities), never have any wish or reason to even set their foot in there.
We should be able (if it is required by law to do it) to complete similar forms on-line?
Thank you.