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It’s Graduation Time!!

Graduation is fast approaching! Princeton Chase Homeowners Association wants to acknowledge those in the community that are preparing to graduate as part of the Class of 2025.  

To have your graduate added to the recognition list, please submit info below between May 1 thru May 20, 2025 to inform us of a 2025 Princeton Chase elementary, middle high school or college/ university graduate.

 Provide the following information:

  • Graduate’s Name       

  • Address  (used for verification purposes only)      

  • Elementary, Middle or High School        

  • College/University and degree

You can submit the info via the Contact Us link on the website. We’ll publish the list of graduates here on the PCHOA website and in our private Facebook Group.

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How can I verify that a contractor is licensed and insured?

Consumer Ed wants you to know that contractors who offer or perform residential or general contractor services for compensation in Georgia must be licensed in accordance with the laws and rules that regulate this profession.

To verify that a contractor is licensed, go to the Georgia Secretary of State’s website (sos.ga.gov). From the main menu, choose "Licensing," then click on "Licensee Search." Under the “Building & Contractors” tab, click on “Residential and General Contractors.”

Please note that certain specialty occupations such as roofers, painters, drywall contractors, and repair handymen are not required to be licensed by the state.  

Read more at the Consumer Ed website: https://consumered.georgia.gov/ask-ed/2023-12-13/how-can-i-verify-contractor-licensed-and-insured

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The Fayette County Hospital Authority needs YOU!!

The Fayette County Hospital Authority serves the citizens through financing projects as provided by the Hospital Authorities Law. The Fayette County Hospital Authority is made of a distinguished blend of business and community leaders willing to serve voluntarily in support of the community through service on the authority. Potential appointees are nominated to the Hospital Authority by the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. Upon receiving nominees from the Fayette County Board of Commissioners, the Hospital Authority will either select a nominee or decline the nominees.

Support your community and volunteer your time and talent by applying here ==>> https://fayettecountyga.gov/news_archives/23Oct/10-11-2023-Hospital-Authority-packet.pdf

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Gardening Tips for February

We are getting closer and closer to Spring! With the anticipation of warmer weather, now is the time to start thinking about your garden.

Planting

  • Start seeds

    Plant seeds indoors for flowers and vegetables that benefit from an early start. You can use grow lights to germinate seeds like eggplant, peppers, geranium, begonia, and coleus. 

  • Plant vegetables

    In cooler areas, you can plant vegetable seeds like tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic, English peas, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage. 

  • Plant flowers

    Plant sweet peas for fragrant flowers later in the year. You can also plant winter daphne for fragrant blossoms. 

Pruning 

  • Prune shrubs: Prune winter-blooming shrubs like mahonia, winter jasmine, and heathers after they finish flowering.

  • Prune wisteria: Cut back wisteria side shoots to three buds from the base to encourage more flowers in the spring.

  • Prune buddleja and elder: Prune these shrubs to the base to keep them from growing too big.

Inspecting houseplants 

  • Check for pests: Regularly inspect your houseplants for pests like spider mites, scale, and mealybug. These pests can thrive in the dry winter air of your home.

Other tasks:

  • Turn and cultivate the soil

  • Add organic matter to your planting beds

  • Transplant trees or shrubs before they break dormancy

  • Control weeds. 

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Unlicensed Contractors and Fraud: a Warning for Homeowners

Fayette County wants homeowners to be aware of the potential dangers of hiring unlicensed contractors.

The Fayette County Building Safety Department is alerting county residents of the risks associated with engaging unlicensed individuals to perform construction work.

Structural or electrical modifications, such as in-ground pools, patio covers, garage conversions, water heaters, and HVAC replacements, necessitate mandatory building permits.

Protect yourself from potential financial liabilities and ensure the safety and integrity of your construction projects by ensuring the proper permits are pulled in a timely manner.

Read more here —>> https://fayettecountyga.gov/

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HB 581

During the 2024 Legislative session, Senate and House leaders addressed concerns about rising property value assessments and property taxes. To alleviate this burden, House bill (HB) 581 was signed into law on April 18, 2024, contingent upon approval in the November Statewide Referendum which passed.

The bill introduces a statewide floating homestead exemption, effective January 1, 2025, for all property owners with a homestead exemption, unless local governments choose to “opt out.”

The Fayette Co Board of Education plans to opt out meaning your property taxes could increase based on the rate of inflation. Educational town halls are occurring. Check the Fayette County website and the City of Fayetteville website for additional details.

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2025 Citizens Police Academy

Who wants to have a great time while learning more about our community? Who wants to get the inside scoop on the day-to-day operations of our Fayetteville Police Department? Citizens Police Academy is free and it is amazing! Sign up by February 6. Weekly sessions start February 27 and run thru to May 8.

Applications are available at the police department or go to their Facebook page (City of Fayetteville Public Safety (Fayetteville Public Safety) and scan the QR code.

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Officer Elections

There’s still time for you to nominate yourself or someone for the PCHOA leadership board.

**Volunteer Positions Available:**

- President

- Vice President

- Treasurer

- Secretary

- Committee Members

We are eager to welcome fresh faces and innovative ideas to our leadership board. Consider utilizing your time and talents to bring new and innovative thought and ideas to the community.

Send your nominations in using the Contact Us link using the subject line: 2025 Leadership Nominations

Voting will take place during our January meeting. We know you’ll be in attendance!

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Submit your Leadership Nominations

It’s time to solicit nominations for the Princeton Chase leadership board.

**Volunteer Positions Available:**

- President

- Vice President

- Treasurer

- Secretary

- Committee Members

Your time and dedication can make a significant impact on our neighborhood. Together, we can continue to build a thriving and harmonious community.

Send your nominations to us using the Contact Us link using the subject line: 2024 Leadership Nominations

Voting will take place during our December meeting.

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My neighbor’s tree fell on my property. What is my responsibility?

Has this ever happened to you and you weren’t sure about what to do? Well this is one of the many questions answered on Consumer Ed website, sponsored by Georgia Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division.

Read on . . . .

https://consumered.georgia.gov/ask-ed/2022-12-01/neighbors-tree-fell-my-property#:~:text=Under%20Georgia%27s%20Fallen%20Tree%20Responsibility,of%20hauling%20away%20the%20tree

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