Southern Village HOA

The July Manager’s Report is now available.

The Southern Village Homeowners Association Board of Directors has approved the resealing of the HOA owned alleys.  Asphalt Enterprises has been hired for this important project.  The project started on Tuesday, July 5th.  Below is the very latest information on this project.

The SVHOA Manager’s Report for June is available.

Orange County has the ability to alert residents of impending emergencies by sending a recorded message to any home, business or cell phone number.  The ultra high-speed system called CodeRED employs a one-of-a-kind Internet mapping capability for geographic targeting of calls, coupled with a high speed telephone calling system capable of delivering customized pre-recorded emergency messages directly to homes and businesses, live individuals and answering machines, at the rate of up to 60,000 calls per hour.  The system is for emergency notification only.

Possible CodeRED uses include:
* Drinking water contamination
* Evacuation notice & route
* Missing person
* Fires or Floods
* Bomb threat
* Hostage situation
* Chemical spill or Gas leak
* Utility outage

Orange County residential phone information has already been loaded into the CodeRED database.  However, you can add a cell phone or an alternate phone number to CodeRED to assure that notification is received whenever an alert is sent.

Go to this web link to sign up for this service.

https://cne.coderedweb.com/Default.aspx?groupid=x7BSdRRxMKsq7ECu%2f%2bfEVw%3d%3d

The Southern Village Homeowners Association Board of Directors has approved the resealing of the HOA owned alleys.  Asphalt Enterprises has been hired for this important project.  The project will start on Tuesday, July 5th.  A detailed letter was mailed today to all residents that are affected.  A copy of that letter is below.

Questions?  Please e-mail: manager@southernvillage.org.

The below was written by Southern Village Community Watch to assist all Southern Village residents on what to do when they see a problem.

For street light repair there are two options.  First is to call the Chapel Hill Engineering Division @ 968-2833.  The person answering is Jeanette.  Or, you can send an e-mail to engineering@townofchapelhill.org.  When you call, give the location, preferably using a street name and house number, unless the light is on corner of two streets.  The Chapel Hill group then makes contact with Duke Energy.  The procedure is a Town employee marks the street lamp pole with a yellow ribbon and Duke Energy repairs the light.  The procedure usually takes a two weeks or more.

The second choice is to contact Duke Energy by telephone or by website.  Duke Energy – 800-769-3766, or www.duke-energy.com.