We believe that open communication is key to creating a thriving, engaged community. The more you participate, the stronger our neighborhood will become. This space is yours, and we hope you use it to make your voice heard, contribute to discussions, and foster a sense of unity within Trailside Meadows.

It's time to face the inevitable. Winter is coming. And in Michigan, that doesn’t just mean breaking out your heavy-duty coat and snow boots, it also means preparing your home for the long, cold months ahead.

As the vibrant green of summer begins to fade and Michigan’s landscape is painted with shades of orange, red, and yellow, gardeners across the state know that fall isn’t just a time to enjoy the colors—it's also the perfect opportunity to prepare their gardens for the colder months ahead.

Unlike traditional condos, where you typically own the interior of your unit and share common spaces like hallways or lobbies, a site condo is a unique hybrid. Essentially, it's a detached, single-family home that’s part of a condominium association. While it looks like a traditional home, the ownership structure operates under condo laws.

Living in a homeowners association (HOA) community offers numerous benefits, from maintaining property values to enhancing the overall quality of life for residents. Central to this structure is the HOA board, a group of individuals elected by the community to manage the neighborhood's shared resources, enforce rules, and ensure that everyone abides by the community's governing documents.