Dear Neighbors:

One of the things the Board brought away from the Annual Meeting was you want us to communicate with you more. So we are going to start by sending a quarterly newsletter or as things need to be passed on to you. It is not the intent of the Board to keep you out of the loop. We value your opinions and suggestions. So, please communicate with us also. The best way to reach the Board is to e-mail us at nashborogreens@yahoo.com.

Item #1 we want to discuss with you is our new street names and numbers. Our street signs are up and the new numbers have been installed. The problem we are now faced with is getting our addresses changed. Please contact your banks, friends, magazines, etc. to let them know your new address. In the December 2, 2005 letter we received from Metro they advised we all needed to notify: a) the phone company and Enhanced 911; b) Tax Assessors Office (862-6080) and c) your alarm company. The post office knows old and new addresses, and will continue to deliver mail addressed to Longhunter Court for several months. But keep in mind they are the only service that knows both addresses. UPS, FedEx, DHL and other special carriers do not have this information, and although we tried to give them this information, they are unable to look up old vs new addresses. I know it's a pain - but remember the homeowners voted to have the street names changed, so now we have to deal with it.

Item #2 is painting. As soon as we have permissible weather, and the painters can be scheduled, the older condos will be painted and windows will be caulked. The plan is to go in order of building construction. You will be notified when your building is scheduled to be painted. Every precaution will be taken to make sure flower beds are not disrupted.

Item #3 modification to the outside of your condo is governed by the CCRs. Please refer to Article XI Architectural Standards, Section 1 Modifications Committee, Paragraph 2. In summary this states all modifications to the outside of your condo must be submitted in writing to the Board for approval prior to any modifications being done. The Board has the right and obligation to approve or not approve such requests as outlined in this section of the CCRs.

Article XII Use Restrictions, Paragraph (c) Association to Landscape Common Area and Additional Maintenance Areas, in summary, states homeowners must obtain prior written approval from the Board and/or Property Manager before modifying any plantings or landscaping improvements.

These restrictions are not meant to keep you from expressing your individuality, but to keep our community looking attractive. Someone planting vegetables in their front flower bed is not the image we want to convey to visitors or ourselves as a community. You can send your request for any changes to the Board at nashborogreens@yahoo.com or give your request to one of the Board members.

If changes are made to the outside of a unit without the prior written consent of the Board, you can be required to removed and put everything back in the original status, or a fine can be issued.

Again, this CCR rule is meant to keep our community looking like the PUD it was developed to be.

Item #4 deals with street lighting. We realize the street lighting in the last phase of our community is inadequate. We have been talking with the developer (Vastland), because it was our understanding that street lights were suppose to have been installed by the contractor (Greenvale). Nevertheless, if we don't receive satisfactory feed back from Vastland the Board will instruct Jim Curley Properties to have lights installed. Jim is already checking into where these street lights can be installed and how much it will cost the Association. We would like to have four street lights installed, first two will be installed. Once they are up and paid for, we'll have two more installed. After the lights are up and paid for in the last phase of our community, then we will have an additional street light installed in the first phase.

Item #5 a new web-site. The Board is happy to announce that we will soon have our own web-site. It is in the works at the present time, and we hope to have it ready by the end of February! Some of the items featured in the web-site will be a copy of the CCRs, pictures of our community, copies of the Annual Meeting Minutes and the Board Meeting Minutes, and upcoming events in our community. You will be hearing more about this excising news as soon as it is ready to view.

Item #6 e-mail addresses. The Board would like to be able to communicate with everyone via e-mail, thus keeping our costs for mailing down. We don't have everyone's e-mail address, so if you haven't received any e-mails from us, please e-mail us your address. BE ASSURED that your e-mail address WILL NOT be shared with anyone. Every precaution will be taken to keep your e-mail address secured.

Item #7 has to do with the parking situation we have. Once again, please refer back to the CCRs, Article XII Use Restrictions Paragraph (e) Parking and Garages. which legally govern our community. Homeowners with a one car garage have two parking spaces - one in the garage and one in the driveway. Homeowners with a double car garage have four parking spaces - two in the garage and two in the driveway.

The Board worked long and hard dealing with the parking situation. And we think you'll have to agree that it is better than it was. At least we no longer have a bunch of commercial vehicles in our visitor spaces. Before the Annual Meeting we reminded everyone that the visitor spaces were for visitors and not for additional cars owned by residents, or cars owned by residents who couldn't get them in the garage because their garages were filled with other stuff. Plus we offered to lease a number (12) of spaces to residents who felt they had to have this additional parking space.

At the Annual Meeting you asked us to revisit our decision. As we said above, we worked long and hard to come up with a solution, and we thought we came up with a workable solution. Now, we are asking you for suggestions to this problem. We are enclosing a self addressed envelop with this newsletter for you to respond back to us, or if you prefer you can e-mail us your suggestion at nashborogreens@yahoo.com. We are requesting that your suggestions be sent to us no later than February 23, 2006, which will allow us time to review your suggestions before the next Board Meeting on March 2, 2006.

Item #8 pet droppings. We have received a number of complaints from you regarding homeowners who own pets and use the common areas for their pets to leave their droppings. There is a city ordinance which dictates that pet owners are to clean up after their dogs in public areas. It has been the Board's hope that pet owners would respect this city ordinance. However, it is becoming clear that not all pet owners are. So the Board is looking into what our legal obligations are. Remember, the common areas are for everyone's use, without worrying about stepping into something unpleasant! Please respect your neighbors.

Item #9 resignation. Alan Botnik resigned as President of the Association and resigned as a member of the Board at the February 2, 2006 Board Meeting. This resignation was accepted by the other Board Members. In accordance with the By-Laws, Article IV Officers, Section 2 Election, Term of Office, and Vacancies, the Board will appoint a resident to fulfill the unexpired portion of Mr. Botnik's term.

A Special Meeting was held on Sunday, February 5, 2006, and Jim Grinstead accepted the Board's request that he complete Alan's term. Gary Petersen was elected to be President of the Board.

The Board hopes this newsletter will help keep you informed about what we are trying to do for the community. This is our community also, and we want it to be the best community it can be. You can reach us at any time via e-mail at nashborogreens@yahoo.com.

Your Board Members, Terry Emery, Jim Grinstead, Jeff Nelson, Fran Oroson, Gary Petersen