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Community News 3/20/2020

Montclair Community News – March 20, 2020

Congrats to the 2020 MPOA Board of Directors!

BOARD OFFICERS

President: Timothy Smith

Vice President: Frederick Rash

Secretary: Heather Page

Treasurer: Heather Keenan

PRECINCT REPRESENTATIVES

Precinct 1: Frederick Rash

Precinct 2: Vacant

Precinct 3: Ned Greene

Precinct 4: Heather Keenan

AT-LARGE DIRECTORS

Linda Cheng-Khan

Rob Clemens

Meg Czapiewski

Stephanie Eversley

Tracy Hansen

Warning about Spillway Riser

Jumping off the Spillway Riser platform within the debris boom area is prohibited and may result in serious injury or death. The Spillway Riser has inlets on three sides of the riser that are located just below the surface. There is a constant flow of water into the inlets and the system is designed to keep the lake at normal pool. The suction force can range from minimal to perilous, making escape impossible, even for the strongest of swimmers. The strong suction force is evident by the bowing of the debris boom when the siphon has been activated. People may underestimate this danger because no apparent suction is presently observed. This is an extremely dangerous area due to life-threatening suction forces that may be encountered if the primary spillway siphon activates. Entering the area within the debris boom while the siphon is activated, can cause death from the victim being trapped against the trash racks and drowning. As beach season approaches, please talk to your family members about the dangers of playing around or jumping off the Spillway Riser.

Social Distancing

In response to COVID-19, experts are urging people to practice “social distancing,” which is the idea of maintaining a roughly 6-foot distance between other people. It also means limiting non-essential travel, avoiding public transportation when possible, working from home, and skipping social gatherings. In response, we’ve included helpful reminders, information and changes below.

We’re Just a Phone Call Away

Have a question? You can reach someone at the MPOA Office at (703) 670–6187 Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., or until 8 p.m. on Wednesdays April through October. Or you may call First Service Residential Customer Care 24/7 at (703) 385–1133. Or reach us online at https://www.montclairva.com/contact-us. A complete list of emails and phone numbers can be found on page 4 of the March issue of The Montclairion.

A Note from the MPOA Covenants Department

The covenants department will continue to perform essential inspections and re-inspections but will refrain from general violation inspections, Annual Precinct Inspections (APIs), and processing until April 1, 2020.

Upcoming Meetings

Over the next few weeks, many meetings are being postponed, canceled or are offering a teleconferencing option. Please check https://www.montclairva.com/calendar for the most up-to-date information. Please contact the MPOA Office for information on how to call into a meeting.

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