​BERKELEY COURT CONDOMINIUMS

63 Rutledge Av. 29401

HURRICANE AND MAJOR STORM POLICIES

Owner and Tenant Responsibilities

1. > Monitor your own weather and news; the HOA will take no responsibility for tenant’s, owner’s and guest’s knowledge about approaching storms.
2. > Keep trash and recycling out of basements till storm passes. Cans may be sealed. Clear balconies.
3. > Understand,all basements are off limits to all but licensed and insured contractorshired by the HOA to make repairs and clean up. The HOA will in no way take responsibility for any owner, tenant or acquaintance of, who attempts to enter, repair, replace or clean anything in the basement and common areas of this building.
4. > Understand, electricity, water, washing machines and bike storage may or may not be affected.
5. > Understand, contractors may be delayed by road and store closures.
6. > Please consider#3. and #4. when deciding to stay or go during an evacuation.
7. > If staying, sign in on sheet left in lobby for emergency responders and fellow stayers.
8. > Please leave contractors alone. They know their job and they are already dealing with more than one property.
9. > Wait for an all clear from the Board to enter the basement.

HOA PLAN and Responsibilities

1.Confirm who will pump out basements, ensure gas powered generators for pumps

2.Confirm Water heaters are in stock - PHS

3.Contact insurance for possible upcoming damages

4.Contact insurance if damages incurred

5.Pump basements

6.  Initiate clean up

7.  Have CES check electrical circuits if power was lost

8. GIVE ALL CLEAR TO RESIDENTS

Thank you

​Please be advised of the new Officers of the Berkeley Court HomeOwners Association:

Craig Joseph Poff, President:          pofflawoffice@aol.com    (#32)
Diana Goff, Vice-President:             dianagoff123@gmail.com (#9)
Caroline Ragsdale, Treasurer         carolinemragsdale@gmail.com (#23)
Brian Todd, Secretary                      briantodd41370@yahoo.com  (#6)
Eddie E. Fava, At Large                    e@eefava.com    (#30 and #39)

Board Meetings for the Remainder of 2019 will be the First Sunday, alternating months, May, July, September, November, look for details in the Lobby.

We look forward to being of service to the Ownership and the Building.

​Board Meeting, Sunday, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019 6:00pm  Penthouse.  ALL OWNERS WELCOME!

We are thrilled to announce on Saturday, June 4th, the Charleston Parks Conservancy and City of Charleston will host a ribbon-cutting and grand reopening celebration of the new Colonial Lake.

The event will run from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and all activities are open to the public! Mayor John Tecklenburg will join the festivities for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m., followed by lunch and activities for all ages! 

​Conservancy volunteers will lead horticultural tours of the park’s gardens, visitors will be able to learn about Colonial Lake’s history with Nic Butler from the Charleston County Public Library and City & Conservancy staff will be on hand to discuss the renovation process. Enjoy a stroll around the lake while watching model sailboat races and plein air painting demonstrations from local artists!

Children of all ages are encouraged to participate in a park-wide scavenger hunt, enjoy games of hopscotch and jump-rope, or make their mark at Colonial Lake with sidewalk chalk creations.
Music and entertainment will be provided by John Cusatis and food and drinks will be available for purchase from some of Charleston’s best food trucks, including Smoke BBQ, Short Grain, Sweet Lulu’s Bakery On Wheels, Mac Daddy, and King of Pops.

​Join your Charleston community on June 4th as we celebrate the grand reopening of Colonial Lake, one of Charleston's most stunning public spaces!

Party for the Parks 2015 will be held this year at Cannon Park on November 14th from 6-10. general admission tickets are $85 and may be purchased by visiting the website. http://www.partyfortheparks.com_