Quality Management Services, the company that manages the Pioneer Addition HOA is looking for feedback about building a community center in the Pioneer Addition area.
If you live in the Pioneer Addition HOA, send you comments to qmsutah@aol.com.
It is the opinion of All Things Eagle Mountain that now isn't the right time to build such a facility. ATEM feels that $20 a month is a reasonable amount to charge for monthly HOA dues and building such a facility would mean an increase in monthly HOA dues. During these economic times when people are struggling to pay mortgages and foreclosures and short sales surround us, now is not a responsible time to burden a community with such a project.
-Chase
Friday, December 24, 2010
Eagle Mtn: Pioneer HOA Changes When HOA Fees Due
I received a letter from Quality Management Services, the company that manages the Pioneer Addition HOA.
Instead of paying your HOA dues monthly, they would now like residents to pay quarterly or all up front.
So here's the breakdown. Instead of paying $20 a month, you will now pay $60 every three months.
If you would like to save money, you can pay a full year up front and recieve a 10% discount. That would make your dues $216 for a full year.
If you have any questions, QMS would like you to email them at qmsutah@aol.com (This blog is not affiliated with QMS).
Chase
Instead of paying your HOA dues monthly, they would now like residents to pay quarterly or all up front.
So here's the breakdown. Instead of paying $20 a month, you will now pay $60 every three months.
If you would like to save money, you can pay a full year up front and recieve a 10% discount. That would make your dues $216 for a full year.
If you have any questions, QMS would like you to email them at qmsutah@aol.com (This blog is not affiliated with QMS).
Chase
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Eagle Mtn: $5000 a Month Payments to Lobbyist to Continue
"There's at least one negative conclusion about Eagle Mountain's recent decision to continue payments of $5,000 a month to a lobbyist, mostly to boost the idea of a 2100 North/Cedar Valley Freeway:
The city council has fallen prey to the hype that the only way to get something done in Washington is to hire an inside wheeler-dealer.
This could well turn out to be a big waste of money, given the mounting pressure in Congress to cut government spending. The freeway is a worthy project, but it can wait. Besides, Utah County's delegate to the House of Representatives, Jason Chaffetz, doesn't like earmarks.
Surely there is some more certain benefit that could be derived for residents right now." -Daily Herald
The city council has fallen prey to the hype that the only way to get something done in Washington is to hire an inside wheeler-dealer.
This could well turn out to be a big waste of money, given the mounting pressure in Congress to cut government spending. The freeway is a worthy project, but it can wait. Besides, Utah County's delegate to the House of Representatives, Jason Chaffetz, doesn't like earmarks.
Surely there is some more certain benefit that could be derived for residents right now." -Daily Herald
Monday, December 13, 2010
Eagle Mtn: Biggest Loser Viewing Party Fundraiser
" Burgandy Keel of Eagle Mountain -- a contestant on Season 10 of NBC's "The Biggest Loser" reality television program -- has initiated a season finale viewing party fundraiser to benefit Westlake High School's athletics department and teen wellness program.
The fundraiser is scheduled for Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Westlake High School auditorium. Keel will appear on the live television broadcast of "The Biggest Loser" finale, which starts at 7 p.m.
Admission is $2 per person or $10 per family. Donations are welcome. Tickets can also be purchased at Westlake High School."-Daily Herald
The fundraiser is scheduled for Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Westlake High School auditorium. Keel will appear on the live television broadcast of "The Biggest Loser" finale, which starts at 7 p.m.
Admission is $2 per person or $10 per family. Donations are welcome. Tickets can also be purchased at Westlake High School."-Daily Herald
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Eagle Mtn: City Approves Business Incubator
"Elected officials here approved this week what is believed to be the state's first zero-cost city business incubator.
Applicants to the program need not be based in Eagle Mountain, and will be judged on:
• Innovative business models
• Leadership/management proficiency
• Potential for job creation
• Market growth capability
• Well-defined products and services
• Ability to secure appropriate financing
• Being receptive to sharing ideas and learning new skills
Businesses will be expected to graduate from the incubator within two to five years, and commit to relocate to Eagle Mountain afterward. The application will be on the city's website early this week, posted in the economic development section, said Linda Petereson, city spokeswoman.
For its part, the city will provide up to 5,120 square feet of office space. The city got the office space for free by trading another parcel, which was gifted to the city by another entity, with Direct Communications.
"They will be given basic phone and internet services at no cost, upgraded services at an exclusive nominal rate, as well as access to critical multimedia tools, information, contacts and services which may otherwise be inaccessible or unaffordable to start-up entrepreneurs," said Pili. "They will also have access to shared resources, such as a reception area and conference room, copy and fax equipment, audio visual equipment and a break room. The facility will be divided into private offices, cubicles and light assembly/manufacturing areas."" -Daily Herald
Applicants to the program need not be based in Eagle Mountain, and will be judged on:
• Innovative business models
• Leadership/management proficiency
• Potential for job creation
• Market growth capability
• Well-defined products and services
• Ability to secure appropriate financing
• Being receptive to sharing ideas and learning new skills
Businesses will be expected to graduate from the incubator within two to five years, and commit to relocate to Eagle Mountain afterward. The application will be on the city's website early this week, posted in the economic development section, said Linda Petereson, city spokeswoman.
For its part, the city will provide up to 5,120 square feet of office space. The city got the office space for free by trading another parcel, which was gifted to the city by another entity, with Direct Communications.
"They will be given basic phone and internet services at no cost, upgraded services at an exclusive nominal rate, as well as access to critical multimedia tools, information, contacts and services which may otherwise be inaccessible or unaffordable to start-up entrepreneurs," said Pili. "They will also have access to shared resources, such as a reception area and conference room, copy and fax equipment, audio visual equipment and a break room. The facility will be divided into private offices, cubicles and light assembly/manufacturing areas."" -Daily Herald
Friday, December 3, 2010
Eagle Mtn: Clint Black to Headline Pony Express Days
"Clint Black will headline the annual Pony Express Days Concert and Fireworks at SilverLake Amphitheater in Eagle Mountain City on Saturday, June 4, 2011.
Tickets are on sale now online at www.eaglemountaincity.com. Ticket prices are $15. Children ages 2 and under are free. Tickets will also be available for purchase in person at City Hall starting in January."-SlTrib
Tickets are on sale now online at www.eaglemountaincity.com. Ticket prices are $15. Children ages 2 and under are free. Tickets will also be available for purchase in person at City Hall starting in January."-SlTrib
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