• #1

  • Do You Know where your guests parked? Or where your realtor or home inspector parked? Or your son's girlfriend parked? Or where your contractor parked?

  • Regardless of the time or day or reason or holiday, Reserved parking spots are reserved.

  • You are responsible to make sure that your visitor does not park in a Reserved parking spot. 

  • #2

  • The first Board of Managers consisted of 3 persons designated by the Sponsor. This was prior to the first meeting of the homeowners.

  • Our offering plan described the location as across from an enclosed mall containing 50 shops and a Waldbaums Supermarket.

  • You must call the Town of Mt Kisco to pick up your bulk trash - 914-666-8193. Bulk trash means anything that does not fit in our dumpster, such as mattresses, refrigerators, TVs, toilets, hot water heater - absolutely anything.

  • #3

  • The date of our annual meeting is the first anniversary of the first Brookside Village meeting of Home Owners

  • Our Board of Managers used to self-manage. We posted every check that came in, and paid every bill.

  • The principle officers of our Homeowners Association are voted in by the Board at the first meeting following the annual meeting.

  • #4

  • The original purchase price of our units in January 1982 ranged from $105,000 to $155,000

  • Our recreation area is 1/3 acre, and includes the pool and playing courts

  • Homeowners must be in good standing on all monies owed to the community in order to utilize the common elements

  • #5

  • Our Brookside Village Rules and Regulations limit the amount of time that you can park a car in a Guest Spot to 2 weeks. That 2 week limit also applies to parking on the hill, or along the curb that is not painted yellow. Homeowner accounts in violation of this rule will  either be charged a fine, or the car will be towed - as determined by the Board of Managers. Please plan accordingly.

  • Our Brookside Village Rules and Regulations only allow vehicles with passenger plates to park  here overnight.

  • Vehicles with passenger plates must park in a space marked Reserved, Guest, or along the curb that is not painted yellow, or along the hill.