FAQs
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chevron_rightWho is the POA and what is their role? The Property Owners Association (POA) is a legal entity created by a developer for the purpose of managing a community of homes. It is given the authority to enforce the covenants, conditions & restrictions (CC&Rs) and to manage the common amenities of the development. Associations are generally put into place to protect property values and to be a resource for the community.When you purchase a home in Nexton, your membership is automatic and mandatory.
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chevron_rightWho are your Board of Directors and what is their role? The Board of Directors is made up of members of the development team, Brookfield. The Board of Directors' role is to preserve, protect, and enhance the value of the property by utilizing fiduciary responsibility, provide direction to the POA, and represent the community through the setting of policies.Homeowner Board Members will be added as the community grows, in accordance with the Governing Documents.
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chevron_rightWhat is my assessment and how do I pay? Assessments are due January 1st and July 1st. They cover all costs and common expenses of the association and are led by an annual budget. You can pay your assessments online, in person, or by mail.To pay online, log in to your Alliance Association Bank portal here, create a new portal account for Alliance Association Bank, and set up a new recurring payment. You will be prompted to "add a property" after creating your user account. You will need the following information to complete this step:1. Management Company ID (6675)2. Association ID (7SA)3. Property Account NumberTo set up a recurring payment, click here.To pay in person, visit the POA Office at 104 Greeting House Rd, Summerville, SC 29486.To mail payment, make your check out to your association's name (ex: Nexton Residential) c/o CCMC and mail to PO Box 93327 Las Vegas, NV 89193-3327.
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chevron_rightI live in a townhome, what does my monthly regime fee cover? Townhome monthly regime fees cover regular mowing and landscaping, insurance on the exterior part of the townhome, and some exterior maintenance.For more information, see the links below for each townhome area:
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chevron_rightWhat are amenity cards and how do I get one? Amenity cards grant Nexton Residents access to our various facilities such as the Midtown Club and Pool, the Brighton Park Village Swim Club, and more. In order to receive amenity cards for your household, you'll need to fill out a homeowner registration form and either email it to poa@livenexton.com or bring it to the Greeting House at 106 Greeting House Rd, Summerville, SC 29486. Once that is completed, come see us at the Greeting House to receive two free amenity cards!Please note:- Amenity cards can not be distributed until you have closed on your home.- Replacements for lost or stolen amenity cards are $5 each.- If desired, cards can be upgraded to key fobs that can be attached to your keychain for $10 each. The replacement price for lost or stolen fobs is still $10.- Each household has a limit of two access cards (or fobs) per household, regardless of the number of inhabitants.- We can only accept credit/debit card or check payments for amenity cards and fobs.
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chevron_rightWhat is the community standards process? The Association conducts inspections multiple times per week. During those inspections, homes that are not in compliance will be noted, and then sent communication regarding the violation. Violations typically begin with a courtesy notice, and then may be escalated from there.
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chevron_rightWhat is the difference between a Board Meeting, Developer Update, Town Hall & Annual Meeting? Town Halls- We love Town Halls because it has allowed us to put face to names, and acts as an open forum where you can ask anything! We don't always have all the answers, but we can reach out to the parties that do. These are hosted by the Association team.Developer Updates- Developer updates are the perfect time to find out what's coming to Nexton. This is when you'd ask the questions about new businesses opening, new amenities in the works, and the overall plan for Nexton. These are hosted by Nexton's Developer, Brookfield.Board Meetings- Board Meetings are held quarterly. This is where we close out old business and address any new business. Residents have the opportunity to speak on any agenda items at the beginning of the meeting, and at the end of the meeting there is a short period of time for an open forum. These meetings are hosted by the Association and Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is made up of members of the Developer Team.Annual Meetings- Annual Meetings are a celebration of everything that's happened in Nexton that year! They are normally held online, and there is allotted time at the end of the meeting for an open forum.
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chevron_rightWho is our landscaping team? The Nexton POA has a partnership with Rupert Landscape and Yellowstone Landscape. Rupert Landscape works exclusively on the Midtown neighborhood, and Yellowstone Landscape on the Brighton Park Village neighborhood.For more information on Rupert Landscape and Yellowstone Landscape, please visit their websites!
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chevron_rightHow do I rent facilities and sign up for events? Visit the link below to sign in or create a CivicRec accountWhile this is a public website, only residents who live in Brighton Park Village, Midtown, and Del Webb are able to reserve facilities and register for events. Residents must create an account that will be reviewed and approved for residency. You will receive an email letting you know when it has been approved. Please allow 48-72 business hours for your account to be verified. Please visit either link below for instructions on creating an account on a desktop or mobile device.
Account Setup Desktop Instructions
Account Setup Mobile InstructionsTo sign up for lifestyle events, go to the CivicRec website and select 'Lifestyle Events.' Then select the event you wish to sign up for; please sign in to your account if you still need to do so. Then, choose the number of registrants, add to your cart, and check out. It's as simple as that! If you encounter any problems registering for an event or simply have a question, please reach out to the POA.
Event SignupsAt this time, the Annex, BPV Swim Club Pavilion (off-season only), Midtown Club (Flex Room & Living Room), Tennis and Pickleball Courts are available to reserve through the Facility Rentals tab. Once you select a facility, date, and time that works for you, click "Add to Cart." The system will then prompt you through the checkout process. Once submitted, the Association will receive a notification to review your rental request. If approved, payment for the facility must be made within 48 hours. The Greeting House will be available at a later date. Please visit the link below for step-by-step instructions.*If you're using a mobile device, we recommend using the desktop view for ease of use. On the catalog home screen, click the menu button in the top left-hand corner and select "Desktop Version."
Facility Rental Instructions