The reports and minutes from the annual meeting have been posted to the website. See them here.

Please see the attached reminders of community guidelines, such as picking up after pets, short-term lease overview and pool rules.

The Boulevard Condominium Association Quarterly meeting will be Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020.
The meeting will be via Zoom; a link will be sent to owners before the meeting. If you don't receive a link, email requests@plateaupropertymgmt.com
The open session will be from 7 to 8 p.m.  Meeting packet attached.


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Boulevard Condo Owners Association
Board of Directors Meeting
Via ZOOM - Thursday, July 30th – 7:00 p.m.
Zoom link will be distributed via email.

In an effort to comply with city and state guidelines for "social distancing" and "sheltering in place," the clubhouse and pool area closed. Please stay safe everyone!

​Click here for more information about the city of Austin's shelter-in-place order.

​Click here for more about the CDC's recommendations for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.

UPDATE: Please see the updated documents; the board candidates have changed. 

​The quorum requirement was not met at the annual meeting on December 7, 2019. The annual meeting will re-convene on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Clubhouse, 1201 Grove Boulevard. This meeting is called for the purpose of electing two (2) members to the Board of Directors. The terms for the two board positions are (2) two years. 
If you are not going to be able to make the meeting PLEASE forward your proxies. 
You can download a proxy from this post, and you also will receive one in the mail. Thanks!

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Hello residents of the Boulevard:
This notice is to inform you that we are no longer using paydici.com for our payments or statements. Please see the attached (updated Feb. 26, 2020) to make the appropriate changes when you are paying your assessments. 

THE BOULEVARD CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION MINUTES FOR QUARTERLY MEETING AT 7 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2019

​The meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. The following board members were present:
Carlos Calle (Treasurer), Sharon Chapman (At Large) and Eric Paulus (At Large). 
Not present: Theresa Hovis (President) and Patrick Steck (At Large). Rosalyn Peterson (Property Manager) was there before the meeting and had to leave before it was called to order. It was a sparsely attended meeting by residents.
Financial update: We did not go line by line since only three board members were present.
A resident asked about a password for the pool house WiFi. Is that something residents can have and use? The board made a note to ask Plateau Property Management.
Pet waste reminder: There were several new residents so the pet waste policy was explained (pick up after your pets; 10 to 12 bag stations are provided throughout the property; a waste removal company has been used when the waste is heavy, but that can be expensive). A resident asked about fining people who do not comply. It was explained that is possible, but it can be hard to identify who is not picking up. People can let Plateau know if they see someone not picking up after a pet.
Trash and recycle bins: They are not to be stored outside on non-trash days (our trash day is every Thursday, with recycling picked up every other week). People who do not comply can be fined and bins are sometimes put in the cage by the pool, if left out for more than a few days. Residents were reminded that Plateau must be notified if there is a violation.
Lease requirement reminder: There is a 20 percent cap on the number of units that can be rented out by owners. If you are interested in renting your unit, fill out the form provided by Plateau. You will be placed on a waiting list if the cap is at its limit.
Cameras for common areas: Security was discussed, as there have been some car break-ins and crime in the neighborhood. A board member said it could cost $6,000 to $10,000 to install a wired camera system at the front gates (cheaper options installed by residents would have to be maintained by the HOA, which is not a practical option). Another board member said police officers have said those cameras don’t really deter any crime -- the pictures are often grainy. Residents who want to purchase and install a camera outside their units can fill out an architectural modification form at www.blvdhoa.net. The guidelines for cameras are also on the website. 
Adoption of Board Resolution regarding projects and policies: It was explained that the board is formalizing some procedures. Most of the board business, by necessity, is conducted via email, and we have drafted policies regarding deadlines for responding to board emails, estimates for projects and similar issues.
 Resident input:

• A resident said there are some deep cracks in the ground between Buildings 5 and 6 that could be a hazard. He reported them last summer. They were gone during the winter and are now back. The board plans to follow up with Plateau and see whether the irrigation needs to be repaired (to keep the ground wet so the cracks don’t come back).
• Security: Residents at the meeting requested more updates when there are reported security issues. A resident said a lawn chair was taken from their front porch and found behind another building (along with a beer can, as if someone had been hanging out there). Board members discussed emailing or posting to the website when there is a security concern, such as someone walking around and peeking in cars or windows. The board members present will follow up with the full Board and Plateau. A resident said the security guard who patrols the property at night has been seen driving by, but not walking on foot. The Board will check that agreement with Plateau.
• The Board asked for input on getting more people to attend meetings.

The next quarterly meeting will be in October. 2019.