The 2010 American Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines for the Accessible Design for Recreation Facilities were revised and sign into law on September 15, 2010. The law specifies certain elements of design to ensure that individuals with disabilities are able to access and use swimming pools, spas, wading pools, and other aquatic recreation facilities.
To repair now or to repair later is the age-old dilemma associated with owning or managing a building or community. Sticker shock from contractors is all too common when it comes to receiving a proposal for any type of maintenance or repair work.
We all know the importance of curb appeal. If a buyer isn’t pleased with the exterior of a home, they’ll carry that displeasure into the interior. No matter how attractive the interior is, it will be hard for a potential buyer to let go of that first impression of the home.
The concept of an agriculturally-oriented community, in which association-owned land within a residential subdivision is developed as a working farm, is becoming an interesting reality.
Arriving on the market in 2006 as a division of MityLite, a manufacturer of tables and chairs, SimTek Fence has quickly become a cost-effective option for Associations facing their next rock wall or wood fence replacement project.
First, there are a couple of documents that pertain. ASTM is a quasi- governmental agency that
writes standards for a wide range of manufactured products in the US.
