Association Consultants is proud to support The Outer Banks Promise, a destination pledge created by the Dare County Tourism Board aimed at inspiring more responsible behavior and better stewardship, as well as preserving the natural environment and cultural heritage of the Outer Banks. The Outer Banks Promise is a voluntary commitment that encourages residents and visitors to do their part to protect this area for future generations. As we make our promise to protect this place, we invite you to show your support for our amazing community by joining us on Monday, October 28th, for a beach cleanup at the Avalon Pier in Kill Devil Hills from 1-4pm. Avalon has graciously agreed to provide participants free parking in their parking lot. There will be a sign-up sheet on our table near the ramp with water bottles, hand sanitizer, disposable gloves, bags, and a free (first come, first served) tee shirt to write your promise on. 

We will be closing the office in the afternoon for the Beach Cleanup participation, and this is on the calendar. Please let us know if you have any questions.

Thank you!

Notice of Voluntary Mediation Pursuant to North Carolina General Statutes, Section 7A-38.3F, The association is required to notify its members each year of their right to request voluntary mediation of any dispute with the association arising under the North Carolina Planned Community Act, the North Carolina Condominium Act, or under the association’s declaration, bylaws, or rules and regulations. The association shall publish the notice on the website. Either party can decline to engage in mediation for any reason. Disputes related solely to a member’s failure to timely pay an association assessment, or any fines or fees associated with the levying or collections of an association assessment are not covered by the mediation statute. The procedure for requesting mediation is set forth in the statute. Initial Date Broadcasted 02/26/24