A condo community in Provincetown, MA
BPC News
Season Closing 2024
Pool is closed for the season
Many thanks to our pool volunteers in helping with managing maintenance and testing!
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Winter Closings - water shut offs:
BAYSIDE PLUMBING WILL BE ON PROPERTY NOV 1 for all unit owners that are not winterized who will completely closing for the season.
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BPC has been severely challenged in finding an alternate vendor to perform water shut off and winterizations. The increase in cost from Bayside has been jarring. Although we've had fewer units and tasks for them to contend with, their increased prices have still surpassed all expectations. Because of this, it's been determined that all winterized owners staying open year-round will be responsible for any winterization needs for their own unit(s). This would include Rinnai-to-hot water heater switch outs and outdoor plumbing shut offs such as outside faucets, sinks and showers.
Provincetown Sewer Mailer
BPC owners can disregard the mass mailer you received recently from the town regarding sewer connections. No action is required on your part. BPC is not part of the Provincetown sewer system at this time - we have a working Title V septic system(s) in place.
The town is aiming to have all residents be on the town sewer system by 2030. Our septic service vendor recommends we keep our planned inspections for this year. Ideally they will pass and if so, buy the Association more time to prepare for betterments with a deadline of 2030.
More details to follow.
Betterment-Cost (provincetown-ma.gov)
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- PLEASE DO NOT ABUSE YOUR DUMPSTER PRIVILEGE. Unfortunately, we may have to consider surveillance cameras on the property as owners continue to attempt to dispose of items prohibited by our trash removal service. We urge all owners to consider purchasing a Provincetown Transfer Station sticker. Information how to do so can be found on the town website: https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/103/Transfer-Station Owners caught violating the Dumpster Rules or erroneously and illegally leaving miscellaneous items on the property as in invite for others to take for free, will be subject to fines from the association, along with the cost incurred of removal of items.
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US MAIL: Please do not have mail delivered to Beach Point Club. If you must receive mail, we strongly urge you get a post office box. There is no one on the property to collect, sort and distribute mail and the existing box gets stuffed and overflows.
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Pet registration - If you will not be registering your pet this season, please let Lucy at Roderick's Payroll know. Moving forward in the future, the $100 pet fee will be automatically be billed in January for the year.
For any new owners with pets, or previous owners who now have pets, please complete our pet registration form and send to Rodericks Payroll to Lucy's attention, along with the $100 fee. Please send a photo of your pet (s) to Jake at: bpctrusteejake@gmail.com.
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Things of Note:
Trash & Transfer Station
We strongly suggest you invest in purchasing a permit for the Transfer Station in Provincetown. Cost is $25. To do so you will need to provide a vehicle registration and proof of residency such as a utility bill. Details can be found with this link: https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/103/Transfer-Station.