Announcements

Dear Homeowners,

If you are experiencing financial difficulty and are unable to stay current with your HOA assessments, we encourage you to contact the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA). They may offer programs or resources that could help you bring your account up to date.

Disclaimer: Our association is not affiliated with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. We are sharing this information solely as a helpful resource after receiving a payment on a past‑due account that was successfully processed through their assistance program.

If you have any questions regarding your HOA account, please feel free to contact your HOA/Management Team.

Thomas Williams Management LLC.

1-833-225-5896

E-mail: ManchesterWalkCA@thomaswilliamsmgt.com

Website: www.thomaswilliamsmgt.com

The HOA Board and Property Management have received multiple complaints regarding on‑street parking that is obstructing access for school buses, garbage trucks, and mail/package delivery vehicles.

Please note the following important reminders:

• Mail Delivery: The U.S. Postal Service will not deliver mail if clear access to mailboxes is blocked.
• Trash Collection: Trash pickup may be skipped if the street or trash cans are inaccessible.

Overnight Parking Rules

• Overnight parking on any roadway or street within the neighborhood is strictly prohibited.
• All vehicles parked overnight must be parked in the driveway of the residence.
• Parking on the lawn or blocking any driveway within the subdivision is not permitted.

Enforcement

Any vehicle(s) found in violation of these rules may be ticketed, fined, or towed at the owner’s expense.

General Parking & Safety Requirements

• Vehicles parked on the street must not impede access to driveways or mailboxes.
• Streets must remain accessible for emergency vehicles, school buses, maintenance crews, and delivery services.
• Speeding, running stop signs, or creating parking hazards that could block emergency vehicles is a serious safety concern.

If you observe a situation that presents an immediate safety hazard or obstructs emergency vehicle access, residents are encouraged to contact the Gwinnett Police Non‑Emergency Line at (770) 513‑5100 to request assistance.

Thank you for being considerate of your neighbors and helping keep our community safe and accessible.