Rules protect our property and the rights of all residents to the quiet enjoyment of their property. The Oak Hill Condominium Rules have been copied by the webmaster and posted on the web site. See  Living Together.

Some of the rules are not clear. Others are repetitive.  From time to time additional rules are posted in each building. When these notices are taken down, new people do not know about these rules.

The swimming pool has several rule signs which contradict each other.  At what age is a young person allowed to swim without an adult?  12, 14  ?    A person coming to the pool should not have to read numerous signs to know the rules.  There are pool rules which are not on any of the signs.

The best way to get residents to comply with the rules is to make the rules clear, concise and fair.  If people start off knowing exactly what is expected, they are more willing to respect the rules.  Enforcement takes resources.  Save money and conflict by reducing the necessity for enforcement.

The webmaster submitted a rewrite of the current rules to the board in the spring of 2009.  No response has been received. It is past time for the board to address this issue.

In the mean time please read the rules carefully and do your best to comply.  Please send comments to the webmaster.

Improve Signage

Replacing existing signs and adding signs  is one of the cheapest of improvements that can be done. Some places where the signs need to be added are.

The Path from Bay Ridge
Some signs at the front entrance need to be replicated here as walkers, bikers, and even motorcycles enter Oak Hill from this path. The path  needs  dog rules, speed limits, no dumping signs.

Speed Limit
Since speeding continues to be a serious problem. Replace the middle of the road "Slow" signs.

The number of children in the complex continues to grow.  Help keep them safe.

Number the Light Poles

If the light poles were clearly numbered it would be easy for residents to reportage outages to the management office. 

This is such a simple request.  Why hasn't it been done?

Oak Hill is very lucky to have a bus stop near the entrance.  Nashua has very good bus service for a medium sized town.  The bus from here goes directly to the Royal Ridge Mall, Market Basket,  Pheasant Lane Mall.  Then it turns toward town and passes several automobile service centers.  This is handy when you need to leave your car for service. The bus goes on to the transportation center  in downtown Nashua and returns via Dunstable Road. 

A bench at the bus stop would be a welcome addition.  It really doesn't have to be a bench, a large flat topped rock would be fine. This shot looks east on Spitbrook Road. The bench need not be placed near the bus stop.  It could be up near the Oak Hill sign from which you can the bus coming down Spitbrook Road.

We also need a bench on the other side of the road for the school bus stop.

This too is a simple and most reasonable request.  Why hasn't it been done?