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Grand Hampton FAQ’s for Our Quality of Life
Is there an email distribution list for email blasts sent to all Grand Hampton residents? Yes, to be added to the email list, contact the Lifestyles Director at 813-973-8368 or nmiller@melroselifestyle.com or register on the www.egrandhampton.com website to add your email information.
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How do I add visitors or vendors to my household guest list? On the www.egrandhampton.com website, select the Community Tab and then Links and Information or download the mobile app ABDI GateAccess. To receive your individual password, contact the Community Association Manager at Grandhampton@melrosemanagement.com or 813-973-8368.
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How do I get a replacement Grand Hampton Access Card? There is a $15 fee for each replacement card. Contact the Community Association Manager or the Facilities Manager at 813-973-8368 or visit the clubhouse during normal business hours to get your replacement card. Lost access cards will be disabled.
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Where can I find an online copy of the Grand Hampton Covenants and Restrictions? On the www.egrandhamp-
ton.com website, look under the Docs and Forms tab and select HOA Documents.
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Where can I find an online copy of the Design Review Committee paperwork to submit for architectural changes? On the www.egrandhampton.com website, look under the Docs and Forms tab and select Design Review.
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Where can I find a copy of the minutes from HOA board meetings? The meeting minutes can be viewed on the www.egrandhampton.com website. Look under Docs and Forms and select BOD meeting minutes.
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hampton@melrosemanagement. com or 813-973-8368. You will need to include the light pole number.
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How do I report a car exceeding the 25 mph speed limit? Contacting the Community Association Manager or a board member about speeding will not result in an increased Tampa Police presence in Grand Hampton. Rather, you should call the Tampa Police Non-emergency number at 813-231-6130 with a description of the car and the tag number. TPD tracks the numbers of speeding complaints from citizens in each community and supplies traffic officers based on the number of complaints.
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Can residents rent the Grand Room in the clubhouse, Multipurpose/ Aerobics Studio, and Event/Sports field? Yes, these can be rented for parties and other social events by residents. Contact the Lifestyles Director at 813-973-8368 or nmiller@melroselifestyle.com. More information on the rental and Rules and Regulations is available on the www.egrandhampton.com website under the Amenities tab.
Can cars be parked on the street overnight? No. Regular street parking is not allowed during midnight to 6 am. Residents who regularly park on a street overnight may be towed.
Who do I contact if a street light is not working? Contact the Community Association Manager at Grand-
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Can any parked cars ever block the sidewalk? No. Blocking a sidewalk violates the Americans’ with Disabilities Act, a federal law, and causes unsafe situations when pedestrians are forced to walk in the streets. Residents who habitually park so as to block a sidewalk may be towed. Who is responsible for maintaining the trees between the sidewalks and the streets?
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The homeowner is responsible for these trees. Lower limbs must be trimmed so that they do not hang below 8 feet and pose a safety hazard to pedestrians.
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Who should I contact if the back gate is not working? Contact the Community Association Manager at Grandhampton@melrosemanagement.com or 813-973-8368, or after hours, call the Melrose Emergency Assistance number at 813-854-5033.
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Do residents have to pick up after their dogs? Yes. Article II, Sec. 6-32 of the Hillsborough County Ordinance states: “Any feces deposited by a dog, cat, or pet pig on public property, public walks, recreation areas or the private property of others must be immediately removed the person who has custody or control of the animal unless otherwise authorized by the property owner.”
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Who do I contact if I have a disagreement or problem with my neighbor? Your neighbor is always the first point of contact if you have a problem or disagreement. A polite conversation may be all that is needed to correct the situation.•
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