No. All owners must pay their fair share of common expenses. If a payment is late, the Board is required to impose penalties and is empowered to take collection actions, if necessary.

 

Yes, annual assessments may increase each year to the extent allowed in Association Bylaws. Special assessments may be levied for major periodic expenses related to capital or common area needs.

The Board of Directors of the Association sets the annual assessment and notifies homeowners in early December of each year. Homeowners may pay the entire annual amount in advance or in quarterly installments beginning January 1 of the year. Payment of assessments is both a legal obligation and an investment in the preservation of the community.

Each townhome is assigned one reserved parking space. Owners may purchase one hang tag for the reserved parking spot assigned to their townhome. A second hang tag may be purchased for parking a second car in any non-reserved spot. New owners should contact the management company to apply for parking hang tags. Renters should contact their landlord to ask for transfer of the hang tags.

Visitors without hang tags may park in non-reserved spots Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM Cars in violation of parking rules are subject to towing.

Bristow Village offers an adult swimming pool and a kiddie (toddler) pool, several playgrounds, and extensive common grounds.

 

Elementary and high schools are within walking distance, and residents of Bristow Village have easy access to playgrounds, tracks, and recreational facilities at the schools. Also within walking distance is the Fairfax County Recreational facility at Wakefield Park. That facility has an Olympic size indoor pool, full gym, indoor racquet ball courts, outdoor tennis courts, baseball fields, and also offers a wide range of educational and recreational courses. Bicycle and walking trails lead to other County recreational parks. There is a skateboard park at Wakefield.

 

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