ASSESSMENTS

 

At CCMC, we are constantly striving to provide important services to you. We are continuing to make available direct debit, electronic checks and credit card options for ease in payment of assessments. Whichever method you choose be very certain that your account number is included so that proper application of your payment can be made. Payment options include credit/debit card, regular check, E-check, direct debit (ACH) and bill pay.

 

• Assessments at Silos are currently $725 annually, billed quarterly at $181.25.
  • Please make sure to include the full amount of dollars and cents owed when making payments, as the account system will register any negative balance and may result in additional late fees. (Example: making a payment for $181 instead of $181.25 may result in an initial and escalating $25 late fee for the owed .25 cents.)
• Assessment payments are currently due January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1.
• For the ways in which you can pay your quarterly assessments, please visit the payment options below.
• To learn what assessments are used for, please visit the Homeowner's Association section of the Frequently Asked Questions page.
• To learn how assessments are spent, all Silos financials can be viewed on the Financials page for registered residents (must be fully closed on home and request a login on LifeAtSilos.com for access.)
• If you are due to pay your assessments this quarter, a paper bill should have been sent to you in the mail with your homeowner account number on it.
• It is the sole responsibility for Homeowners to stay current on their accounts and any amounts owed.
• As a reminder, non-payment of assessments can result in fines, loss of amenities privileges, collections processes, notifications from the HOA's legal team including but not limited to: mailed letters, certified letters, and liens.
• From time to time, Special Assessments may be rendered, at the discretion of the Board, for unanticipated financial coverages for unexpected events or incidents.  Needs for special assessments may include, but are not limited to:  amenity improvements, legal fees, insurance, needed services not previously included in the budget, etc.
• The HOA is not responsible for HOA Assessment bills, notifications, or violation notifications that are lost in the mail and not received by the homeowner.

 

 

 

 

 

Checks or money orders may be brought to the Silos Farmhouse Amenity Center during business hours and given to a staff member or left in the dropbox outside the front door 24/7.  The association does not take cash or card payments in person.