Roadway Information from Governors Club

Governors Club message to the Real Estate Community

Indicative of its ongoing commitment to excellence, GC, a premier gated golf community, is making a significant investment with the replacement of the initial mile of road at its Mt. Carmel Church entrance starting in early July.  This will necessitate that all traffic use the Lystra Gate rather than the Mt. Carmel Church Road gate until late in October.

This project will dramatically improve the “ride-ability” and appearance of the first mile of roadway into the community and fixes road drainage issues associated with this stretch of road, the first constructed in the community nearly 24 years ago.  This project is one suggested for several years by both resident and non-resident Realtors as it will dramatically enhance the appearance of the road and set the stage for the properties to which it leads. The newly-designed road has a projected life in excess of 30 years.

Based upon analysis by our consulting engineers, we do not expect maintenance of the remaining 22 miles of our private roads to require such extensive replacement.

GC is committed to ensuring assets are maintained and preserved to the highest standard for the long term and has prepared for this expense through reserves since 2007. A special one-time assessment of $800 per property is also being proposed in June.   Road reserves are built at approximately $300,000 per year as part of the normal Property Owners Association’s annual dues.

For information on the project, please contact Jeff Allen, Community Manager at 919 942-0500 or email him at jeff@casnc.com or visit the Governors Club POA website www.governorsclubpoa.com.  Information on accessibility and project updates will be available to Realtors during this period via a special tab on the POA home page.  This tab will be operational in late June.

Asa Flemings March 7 Message to Members

Don't miss your president Asa Fleming in his latest video:

Don't miss RRAR President Asa Fleming's latest video:
http://www.rrar.com/default.cfm/page/1000

Watch RRAR President Asa Fleming's first video

RRAR Welcomes our new leadership team.  New president, Asa Fleming celebrated with the RRAR Board of Directors, Officers, Members and Staff at his inaugural ball on January 12th.  Our president has numerous goals for 2013 including staying connected with members.  To hear more about his goals watch the first of his new video series now.

http://www.rrar.com/default.cfm/page/987

Cris Mulder from Wake County Public Schools will be coming to RRAR to speak with members about the schools in early 2013.  In the mean time, stay tuned to the latest updates with Wake County Public Schools by following their blog:
http://www.wcpss.net/parents/student-assignment/2013-14.html
which includes helpful information and videos about the assignment process:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_2V6UEJELc

Chris Mulder from the WCPSS spoke with the RRAR Government Affairs Committee this week and suggested that members follow the Wake County Public Schools System Blog to get the latest about important dates and information.  Videos from the public hearings are also available for viewing. Check it out:

http://www.wcpss.net/blog/2012/11/student-assignment-plan-proposal-for-2013-14/

Wake County Public Schools Public Hearing Phase begins Nov. 28

For all the details visit:
http://www.wcpss.net/signup/public-hearing/

Sign up for Hearing

The Board of Education is gathering public comment
about the Student Assignment Proposal for 2013-14.

More information is available about the
Student Assignment Proposal under consideration 

Sanderson High 6:30 pm - 9 pm, Nov. 28, 2012 5500 Dixon Drive Raleigh, NC 27609 Online Registration Deadline: 4:00 p.m. on November 28, 2012

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