IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR WHEN YOU MOVE INTO A FAIRWAY VIEW CONDO
Click on the PDF symbol to see the welcome letter from Fairway View Condominiums
Click on the PDF symbol to view the welcome letter from our property manager, AMS.
Click on the PDF symbol to see instructions on how to sign up for the AMS website.
Click on the PDF symbol to see the rules and regulations for Fairway View Condos. Visit the Rules and and Regulations page to see more about the rules that govern Fairway View Condos.
KEYS, CLUBHOUSE FOBS AND PARKING STICKERS
KEYS
Obtain keys to your unit and building vestibule from your realtor when you close.​
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CLUBHOUSE FOBS AND NAMETAGS
​Contact the Fairway Village staff at the clubhouse office (360-256-66216) to obtain a clubhouse FOB and/or nametags.
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PARKING STICKERS
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Click on the pdf symbol to see parking rules and how to obtain parking stickers for your vehicle
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ELECTRIC VEHICLES
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If you have an electric vehicle (excluding golf carts) that require a dedicated charger, you may request permission from the board to install a charger, at your expense, in your garage. There is a monthly fee for the electricity use.
GARAGE USE
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As noted in the by-laws, garages are owned by the association and assigned to units. Garage shall be used for storage of vehicles and non-hazardous personal property.
UTILITY CONNECTIONS (MOST OF THESE WEBSITES HAVE A LINK TO START/STOP SERVICE)
ELECTRIC
Clark Public Utilities, https://clarkpublicutilities.com
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GAS
NW Natural, 800-422-4012, get service at https://nwnatural.com
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CABLE TV/INTERNET/PHONE
-comcast/infinity, https://www.xfinity.com
-verizon, https://www.verizon.com
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NOTE: water/sewer, garbage service and lawn care are contracted by the association and paid for by your monthly association dues.
FAIRWAY VIEW CONDOMINIUMS
WATER CONSERVATION BEST PRACTICES
FVCA is undertaking an effort to reduce water use in our homes. Water is the most expensive portion of your dues, and rates and use continue to rise. In the average home, toilet flushing, showers, and clothes washing account for almost 60% of water use. To help our effort, please consider the following adjustments to your daily routines:
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Make sure your home is leak free. Listen for running water. Blue Dye tablets to check for toilet leaks are available from the association.
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When washing dishes and clothes, run only full loads.
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Minimize toilet flushing.
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Place a weighted 1 pint jar in your toilet tank to reduce the flushing volume.
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Brush your teeth with the water off.
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Take a shower rather than taking a bath. Showers typically use half the water.
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Limit showers to 5 minutes. When running the shower to heat the water up, limit how long you wait. Warm water should be at the shower in less than a minute.
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While waiting for shower to warm up, collect the cold water in a bucket to use for plants.
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When washing vegetables, do so in a bowl of water and use the dirty water left over to water plants.
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Don’t overwater house and patio plants.
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Keep a jug of cold water in the fridge so you don’t run the tap to get cold water.
If you replace your toilet, purchase a lo-flow dual flush toilet. If you replace bath or kitchen faucets use water saving aerators.