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May Calendar of Events | Communication from Homeowners Association Board

• A very warm and heartfelt thank you to John Allasio who did an outstanding job at the Old Fashioned Sing-Along in April. All that attended had a great time singing those ole’ time favorites. Thank you John! We look forward to doing it again in the future! Thanks for sharing all your music, all your time and all your talents with us!
   
• A very warm thanks to all those that have sewn a dress for our donation to Haiti girls. If you haven’t had a chance to see them yet, come on up to the Clubhouse where they are on display. They are just so cute! There will be many happy girls when they arrive in Haiti! Thank you also to the knitters who have been busy
  making cotton washcloths for Haiti as well. Some of them are on display along with the dresses. The shipment will be sent mid-May to Haiti. Do stop by and take a look at them all. Everything is just beautiful! Thank you to all of you who have been so busy sewing and/or knitting! You will make so many so happy! Thanks for a job well done!
   
• A very special thanks to the entire Heritage Belles & Beau Handbell Choir! They played at the Eastside Ring Festival in late April. They played with about 14 other choirs and did an outstanding job! It was a long & tiring day, but very inspiring as well. Thank you for playing so well and representing us so well! Proud of you all!
   

MILLER LANDSCAPE INFO SEMINAR
SATURDAY, MAY 1ST AT 11:00

Join the Miller Landscape Crew here at the Clubhouse. They will talk about the services they offer and what to expect throughout the season. Now is the time to ask your questions! There will be lots of goodies to enjoy while they are talking. Come join your neighbors for this informative morning! !


 

SPRING TRIVIA PURSUIT NIGHT
FRIDAY, MAY 7TH AT 7:00 PM - $8

Mark your calendars and SIGN-UP NOW to join us to play Group Trivia Pursuit at the Clubhouse. Dinner is included and will be Mr. Pita sandwiches, salad and dessert. Also included are snacks during the game. Drinks include coffee, iced tea, lemonade, and soda. BYOB if desired. The game will be led by Jim & Sylvia Bucknavich. Don’t miss the fun!
 

SPRING KARAOKE PARTY
FRIDAY, MAY 21ST AT 6:00 PM - $6

Come for a great night of music and song!
Karaoke is always a favorite! All kinds of songs will be sung. Sing along or be brave and step up to the microphone! Dinner is included and will be pizza, salad & desserts. BYOB if desired. Led by Larry DeRonne. Don’t miss the fun!

SIGN-UP BY MAY 15TH (40)
 

RESIDENTS SENDING SPECIAL THANK YOUS:

• Vinci Crescentini shares with the Hospitality Committee: Thank you so much for the wonderful bread and welcoming visit. I hope to get to know my neighbors as this beautiful spring weather warms up!
   
• Fritz Troff writes: I would like to thank my friends at Heritage in the Hills for the get well cards, flowers and wishes you sent while I was in the hospital. The flowers you sent helped to brighten an otherwise drab hospital stay and were greatly appreciated. Your thoughtfulness reminded me again of the caring and compassionate community I live in. Thanks again!
   
• Shirley Cloyd shares: “I am overwhelmed by the love and caring that I have received from my Heritage in the Hills friends and neighbors, “Thank you” is too small a gesture to express my gratitude for all the phone calls, emails, food and flowers. And, a special thank you to all of you who attended Norm’s Memorial Service.”

Prayers for Continued and/or Quick Recovery To:

Jim Butrum
Joe Goceljak
Bill Eldridge
Leeann Teagan
Rose Ferranti
 

Our Deepest Sympathy To These Residents

To resident Tom Rapp in the loss of his Aunt Doris. Doris was very close to celebrating her 100th
Birthday! What a great life! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time..

HERITAGE BOOK CLUB

The Book Club will meet in the Clubhouse on Sat., May 22nd at 10:00 am. To follow the Mark Twain life on the Mississippi - any author from a background of the Mississippi school of writers. Suggestions are: Stephen Ambrose, Sheby Foote, Margaret Alexander, Nevada Barr,  William Hodding Carter, Jimmy Buffet or your choice!.

Everyone is welcome to come! Come on over and join with us! We would be happy to have you join us!! There’s always coffee and a special treat served. If you have questions, please call Joyce or Bruce Sanders at 248-475-0854.
 

CARD & GAME FUN

BRIDGE
Mondays @ 7:00 pm; and Wednesdays at 1:00 pm

PINOCHLE
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm

BINGO
Wed., May 26th at 7:00 pm - We play 10 games ($.25/card) - And 1 Cover All Game ($1.00 Per Card). Join us!

SATURDAY WATER AEROBIC CLASS

Shelley Kletter is willing to come back to teach this class at $5 per class. She would like to have 5 people signed up to make it a go! Sign-up to join the class. Class will begin June 5th at 10:00 am. Sign-up in book in Lobby by June 3rd.
 

ATTN: MEN GOLFERS

The men ARE getting together & golfing on Friday mornings, but Fieldstone Golf Course is still closed due to renovation. If you are interested in golfing, call Barry Thornton (248-370-9949) to find out where they are golfing and time! Thanks!.

SAVE THE DATE!

Sail Away to Adventure Kids Pool Party

SUNDAY, JULY 11TH FROM 2:00 - 5:00 PM
$8 PERSON
 

CLASS OF ‘57- A KILLER REUNION

It is time for the All Saints College Class of ‘57 Reunion. For one night we will return to the good old days when Elvis was at the top of the charts. Sock hops, hula-hoops and poodles were radioactive.
Getting pinned meant something altogether different than it does these days. Let’s renew old friendships and reacquaint yourself with people who have probably changes as much as you have. Join us at the
Clubhouse on Saturday, June 5th. Dinner included! $12

We need MANY volunteers to take an active part of our 2nd Murder Mystery Party. If you’d like a part, see Karen in the Clubhouse office or sign-up in the book today! Guaranteed to be a lot of fun!
SIGN UP TODAY OR BY MAY 30!

LADIES SPRING LUNCHEON - THURSDAY, MAY 13TH AT NOON - $14

What a great afternoon this will be! The Petticoat Ladies will be here to entertain us with their Charmers & Cranks presentation. Lunch will be done by Catering by Katherine. Lunch will be a Gourmet Salad with Salmon or Chicken (your choice), grilled veggies, fresh fruit and a tart for dessert. It will be a very nice, springy & warm afternoon! Hope you all join us for the fun!  Sign-up by May 10th with Choice of Salmon or Chicken for Salad
 

RED HAT HOT HONEYS HAPPENINGS

PLEASE remember to attend the important Annual Meeting on TUESDAY, MAY 4TH AT 1:00 PM at the Clubhouse. We will discuss the future of the Red Hat organization and make an appropriate decision. If you are unable to attend, and want your opinion heard, please call me at 248-475-9713 or send an email at gerrimolnar@sbcglobal.net.
I will make sure your feedback is presented to the group. See you May 4th!

Gerri Molnar!

MAY’S FLAVOR OF THE DAY - At Culvers of Lake Orion

1. Dbl Marshmellow Oreo  2. Just Drummy  3. Strawberry Bon-Bon  4. Turtle  5. Brownie Thunder  6. Butterfinger Pecan  7. Campfire Smores  8. Neslie’s Crunch Swirl  9. Berries & Cream 10. Mint Chip 11. Black Forest 12. Crazy for Cookie Dough 13. Caramel Cashew 14. Choc. Covered Strawberry 15. Cookies & Cream

16. Bananas Foster 17. Rocky Road 18. Cashew Delight 19. M & M Swirl 20. Chocolate Eclair 21. Coconut Cream Pie 22. Really Reese’s 23. Strawberry Shortcake 24. Mocha Chip 25. Red Raspberry 26. Snicker Swirl 27. Turtle Dove 28. Heath Chocolate Almond 29. Peanut Butter Cup 30. German Chocolate Fudge 31. Butter Pecan

Ponderings From the Manager

As of this writing, Spring has certainly Sprung! The community is looking beautiful! Grass cutting has started and the lawns look wonderful! The trees are all in bloom, the grass is green and it is certainly awesome! Miller has been busy in the community already, doing clean-ups, taking care of common properties and helping to make this community the best! All sprinkler and grass repairs have been reported and all have been scheduled for repair. Compost pick-up has begun and summer is on the horizon!

The pool will be opened by Northstar Pools at the beginning of May. We will be working hard to get it ready to open to the residents on Friday, May 28th at 10:00 am. Greg Mischley has been the first in the water for two years in a row. Greg, will you do it again this year? We will have a lot to do in just a couple weeks to have it safe and ready for your use. As long as we get County clearance after inspection, we will open as scheduled. Last year every home received a Pool Rules Booklet. Nothing has changed so it is not being re-published this year.

All Pool Rules remain the same. PLEASE take some time before visiting the pool this year to review all the Pool Rules; especially those regarding emergency situations at the pool. Remember that there is a phone on the side of the building (by the exit door of the Clubhouse) where you can reach 9-1-1 immediately. All other emergency phone numbers are located on the big sign on the Clubhouse. Your Pool Operators remain the same: Alex Robinson, Nelson Davey and me. If there are any problems at the pool, these are the people to speak with about them. It is imperative that we know of every emergency situation that occurs at the pool. Also, please remember the usage of the pool during rain. If there is thunder and lightening, the pool will be closed and you will be asked to leave. I

f it is just raining and you’d like to wait on the deck to see if it stops quickly, you are welcome too. There will be times we may have to close the pool due to mechanical or operation problems. We apologize if this causes an inconvenience to you! It certainly will be an inconvenience for us too! Pool hours remain the same. They are basically 10 am - 10 pm with Kids Swimming time from 2 - 5 pm daily. The only time change is on Sunday evening. We will close 8 pm and will re-open on Monday at Noon. This gives us time to service the pool without interruption. All residents should have Pool Passes. Remember to have them with you when you are at the pool.

If you are having more guests than passes you have, notify us in the office and we will note it for approval. There will again be a sign-in sheet as you enter into the pool area. Please sign-in and out when you are using the pool. We need this information for our Monthly Logs that we submit to the County. If you have any questions regarding pool usage or pool rules, please speak to one of the Pool Operators. Here’s to a wonderful swimming season!

Hope you have noticed the addition to the back path leading to the Clubhouse. We’ve applied a material to make it easier for walking and riding bikes. Hope you enjoy it. We also have replaced the television in the Exercise Room. What a great addition to the Clubhouse! Hope you are all enjoying that as well!

Unfortunately, we have had experienced a car break-in in the community. It is believed by the Auburn Hills Police that it was a “walk in” situation from a surrounding community who has been having the same problem. You may have seen Auburn Hills Police more in the community. They have “kicked up” their routine patrols just to be safe. However, if you do park a vehicle in your driveway or in the street, be sure not to leave any valuables in it that can be seen. Better yet, get your vehicles inside the garage to keep them safe!

I have a few reminders to share with you. First, now that spring is here, please be sure that your garage lights are in working order. This is a safety issue for the entire community! Next, street trees are homeowner responsibility and several of these trees need “elevation” or trimming. The trees need to be elevated to assure safety while walking throughout the community. You can trim these trees yourself or hire a company to do the work for you. Miller Landscape is willing to do the work if you would like to hire them.

They will elevate Maple trees for $20 and pear trees for $35. If interested, call them directly. We are still having a problem with homeowners walking pets and not picking up after them. Remember, this is your responsibility. Someone is still picking up after their dog and putting the feces in a plastic ziplock-type bag. We are finding the bags all over the community. Please be responsible and take these bags home with you and dispose of properly; in your garbage. This is becoming a problem! Remember, you are in violation by doing this and not be a responsible pet owner! Let’s all do our part and do it right!

HAPPY SPRING to everyone! Great to see everyone as you’re stopping by the Clubhouse on your walks! Enjoy the beauty of the community! See you all at the great socials we have planned for May! ENJOY!
 

SCHEDULED BUS TRIPS FOR MAY AND UPCOMING MONTHS

• Wed., May 5th at 6:45 pm - Village Players for Hair. Hair puts rock music and the culture that went with it on stage. It acts as a bridge between generations and viewpoints. Tickets are free. Sign-up IMMEDIATELY to join us. ($2)
   
• Fri., May 7th at 9:30 am - Birch Run Trip. Come shop for all your spring favorites! We will stop for lunch too! Seats still available. Sign-up IMMEDIATELY ($4).
   
• Sat., May 8th at 8:30 am - Eastern Market with Nelson - Today is the day to go down and get all your spring/summer flowers and all those fresh, yummy veggies! Usually back home by Noon. Sign-up by 5-5 ($3).
   
• Sun., May 9th at 1:45 pm - Garrison Keillor at the DSO. Tickets $38.50. 2nd time around; we loved this show last year. Almost Sold-Out. Sign-up IMMEDIATELY ($3).
   
• Wed., May 12th at 1:00 pm - Meadowbrook Theatre for Breaking Up is Hard to Do. Music by Neil Sedaka. Set at Esther’s Paradise Resot in the Catskills, this new musical sets the mood of the 1960’s with many of Neil Sedaka’s famous hits such as Calendar Girl, Stupid Cupid, Where the Boyus Are, Love Will Keep Us Together and Laughter in the Rain. The title song will have you dancing in the aisles. Tickets only $25. SIGN UP IMMEDIATELY! Short notice so we need to purchase tickets FAST.
   
• Sat., May 15th at 10:30 am - Perennial Exchange Day at River Woods Park in Auburn Hills. Bring perennials you wish to exchange in pots with identifying markers and any pertinent information. Even if you don’t have a plant to exchange, come by and meet fellow plant lovers, and let them share what they have to offer. Free music, snacks, raffle and speaker! Sign-up by 5-12 ($2).
   
• Tues., May 18th at 5:00 pm - Travel to Culver’s in Lake Orion for dinner and to enjoy their Classic Car Show. All costs on your own. Sign-up by 5-14 ($2).
   
• Wed., May 19th at 9:00 am - Men’s Breakfast Out. New location at Nick’s Country Oven at Adams & Silverbell. New restaurant; new owner & very enthusiastic to treat our guys well! Meet in the parking lot if you’d like to car-pool. Sign-up by 5-14.
   
• Thurs., May 20th for 7:30 Show - CATS - Tickets $40. Don’t miss the wonders of live theater with the magic, they mystery and the memory of CATS. What began as a musical about cats after Andrew Lloyd Webber picked up a book of poems in an airport bookshop has become one of the longest running shows in Broadway history. Sign-up to see it today with us! Sign-up IMMEDIATELY ($3).
   
• Fri., May 21st at 9:30 am - Day in Frankenmuth including Lunch. Come for the fun of it all! Sign-up by 05-14 ($4).
   
• Sat., May 22nd at 10:00 am - Flower Fair in Downtown Lake Orion. Come and enjoy the beauty of all the flowers. This was a hit last year. Come again for the fun and get some beautiful flowers for your garden! Sign-up by 5-18 ($2).
   
• Sat., May 29th at 8:30 am - Oakland County Farmers Market and Breakfast Out. Join us for this fun morning adventure. Get all your fresh veggies for the Holiday weekend! Last minute flowers too! Sign-up by 5-25 ($2).

TRIPS IN JUNE and BEYOND  (Sign Up Available Now!)

• Sat., June 5th at 6:45 pm - Musical Potpourri at St. Thomas More Church in Troy. Exceptional entertainment & buffet reception following. Free! Sign-up by 5-25 ($3).
   
• Sun., June 6th for 2:00 Show - Avon Players for Curtains. Tickets $12. This is a send-up of backstage murder mystery plots, following the fallout when the supremely untalented star of “Robbin’ Hood of the Old West” is murdered during her opening night curtain call. Can a police detective who moonlights as a musical theater fan save the show, solve the case, and maybe even find love before the show reopens, without getting killed himself? Sign-up by 5-30 ($2).
   
• Sat., June 19th for 8:00 Show - Wizard of Oz at Orchestra Hall with the DSO. Watch the movie on a big screen on the stage with live music played by the DSO. An enjoyable time guaranteed for all! Tickets $24.50 ($3). Sign-up by 6-8 ($3).
   
• Wed., June 23rd at 9:15 am - $22 - Detroit’s Crown Jewel Tours. We will tour the Fox Theatre, have lunch at Hockeytown and then tour the Masonic. Experience a behind the scenes tour of the magnificently restored Fox Theatre. This is a 45 minute walking tour of the interior of the Fox. It showcases its exquisite beauty and extravagant architectural design. You will learn a lot about the theatre. Lunch (you choose from menu) and then tour the Masonic. Sign-up by 5-11 ($3).
   
• Sun., June 27 for 7:00 pm Show - $39 - Andre’ Rieu & His 55 piece Johann Strauss Orchestra an the Fox. He is one of the best selling live acts in the world. He has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide. He will bring an ode to waltzes & polkas that bring joy. Also romantic ballads & much more! Sign-up IMMEDIATELY! ($3).
• Wed., June 30th at 7:00 am - Coach Trip to Shop Shipshewana - $69 - Includes shopping & dinner at Das Dutchman Essenhaus. Sign-up NOW!
   
• Sat., July 17th - Bay City Tall Ship Celebration - $55 - See flier for more information.
   
• Thurs., August 19th - Charity Island Trip - $99 - See flier for more information.
   

• Sat., May 1st at 11:00 am - Miller Landscape Seminar at the Clubhouse - Come ask questions & hear what’s new! Snacks Served. Everyone invited!
   
• Sat., May 1st at 7:00 pm - Movie at the Clubhouse. Movie is Love Happens. $1 (pay there) for popcorn & pop. Everyone invited; please join us!
   
• Tues., May 4th at 1:00 pm - Red Hat General Meeting at the Clubhouse. Come decide the future of Red Hats at Heritage! We urge all Red Hats to attend! If you have questions, call Gerri Molnar.
   
• Fri., May 7th at 7:00 pm - $8 - Trivia Pursuit Night - Dinner will be Mr. Pita sandwiches, salad and dessert. Jim & Sylvia Bucknavich will be hosting. The game is played as a “group” or “table” so come be part of the fun! Always a favorite! Sign-up IMMEDIATELY to attend!
   
• Tues., May 11th at 2:00 pm - Garden Club Meeting. Come to plan on flowers around the community. Schedule for watering will be discussed as well. Please sign-up to come to this meeting to lend us a hand! Sign-up by 5-8.
   
• Thurs., May 13th at Noon - $14 - Ladies Spring Luncheon at the Clubhouse featuring the Petticoat Ladies doing their Charmers & Cranks program. Lunch will be catered by Katherine. A gourmet salad with Salmon or Chicken (tell us your choice), grilled veggies, fruit & a tart for dessert. This will be a wonderful afternoon together with your Heritage friends & neighbors. Sign-up by 5-10.
   
• Fri., May 14th at 1:00 pm - Stitchers Knitch at the Clubhouse. If it’s nice, perhaps we’ll sit outside and knit or crochet! Keep those cotton washcloths coming! Sign-up, if desired, but just come join us if you can! Look forward to having you!
   
• Fri., May 14th at 6:00 pm - RESIDENT POT LUCK (NOTE Change of Date) - Join your neighbors & friends for a Pot Luck. Bring a dish to pass. No need to sign-up; just be sure to come join us for the fun and fellowship!
   
• Sat., May 15th at 7:00 pm - Movie at the Clubhouse. Movie is It’s Complicated. $1 (pay there) for popcorn & pop. Sign-up by 5-12.
   
• Wed., May 19th at 7:00 pm - Mexican Train - $1 (pay there) for winnings. Come play this fun domino game. Don’t know how to play? It’s OK .. We will teach you! Come join us and you’ll be hooked! Sign-up by 5-17.
   
• Fri., May 21st at 6:00 pm - $6 - Karaoke Night at the Clubhouse- Dinner will be Jet’s Pizza, salad and dessert. Hosted by Larry DeRonne. All kinds of music! Come to sing along and to see all the talent within Heritage in the Hills! Sign-up by 5-15 (40).
   
• Sun., May 23rd at 2:00 pm - Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader Computer Club with Bob Wolf. Sign-up to come by 5-20. If you have questions, ask Bob Wolf! Come learn all about how to use your computer to the fullest!
   
• Wed., May 26th at 7:00 pm - BINGO WITH ALEX - We will play 10 games of regular Bingo and one cover-all game. Bring your change! Cost per card, per game. How many cards will you play? All monies collected are disbursed as winnings! Sign-up by 5-24.
   
• Fri., May 28th at 10:00 am - POOL OPENS TODAY
   
• Fri., May 28th at 6:00 pm - Texas Hold ‘Em - $20 (pay there). Come join us for this fun night of Poker! Sign-up by 5-26.
   
• Sat., May 29th at 7:00 pm - Movie at the Clubhouse. Movie is Crazy Heart. $1 (pay there) for popcorn & pop! Sign-up by 5-27.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THESE UPCOMING DATES!

• Thurs., June 3rd at 7:00 pm - Margaurittaville Destination Meeting - Come hear more about the trip for Heritage residents to Puerto Vallarta! Only those serious about the trip should come! Sign-up by 5-30.
   
• Sat., June 5th at 6:00 pm - $12 - Class of ‘57; A Killer Reunion Murder Mystery Social. Dinner will be Parm Chicken, Mostechelli, Salad, Rolls & Butter and Dessert. Come be part of the excitement or come to be part of the reunion itself! Need people to volunteers to take part! See Karen in the office to take a part! Last year our Murder Mystery event was a real hit and a whole lot of fun! Don’t miss this one! Guaranteed laughter! Sign-up for a part TODAY> Sign-up to attend by May 30th!
   
• Tues., June 8th at 2:00 pm - Senior Services Plus Seminar - Speakers from Parents Changing Spaces & Auburn Hills Care Center. Leap Screening also done free of charge! Snacks will be served. This is for yourselves or for your loved ones. Come hear all about it! Sign-up by 6-3.
   
• Sat., June 26th at 11:00 am - $10 - New Member Brunch. New neighbors in the last two years will be honored! Everyone invited for brunch! Come meet all the newest residents and welcome them to Heritage in the Hills. Sign-up by 6-15.
   
• Fri., July 30th - HERITAGE SUMMER GOLF OUTING - SAVE THE DATE! Watch for more information in June!
   

(From the April, 2010 Board of Directors Meetings)

To increase communications about Board activities we are placing a brief overview of some of the topics discussed at each month’s Board meeting in the Monthly newsletter. Here are some topics from April.

FINANCIAL REPORT

Our Treasurer, Larry DeRonne reported that first quarter numbers are in and we are within budget at this time. Larry also reported that our auditors have reviewed our 2009 financials and have approved them.

ASSOCIATION NEWS

During the winter, several mailbox posts were observed to be leaning and some actually fell down due to rotting wood. Miller Landscape did a survey and identified 108 mailboxes which need to be replaced at this time. The Board negotiated a very good price to replace these posts with wolmanzied wood which should last for a long time. Homeowners will be responsible to share in the cost of this replacement. If your mailbox needs replacement at this time, you will be contacted by letter by our manager. Eventually all residents’ mailboxes will be replaced.

A resident asked about the possibility of paving the path leading from the clubhouse to Hillsdale Drive. The Board feels paving would be cost-prohibitive; however, Miller Landscape has come up with an alternative plan that will make the path easier to walk on and this work will be done shortly.

The television set in the exercise room is broken and the Board is in the process of replacing it with a new model.

The Board made a request to the Oakland County Road Commission to install a left-turn arrow from Southbound Squirrel Road onto Tienken. We are waiting for a response at this time. Also, Auburn Hills is repairing the sunken manhole cover at the entrance to Heritage. This work will be completed in the near future.

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE

Our winter removal of dead trees was completed on schedule. The Board has gotten a quote on planting sapling trees in areas where dead trees have been removed over the past several years. We will have Miller identify areas which would benefit from tree planting and go ahead with this project.

Board members will soon do a walk through the community to identify areas where sidewalks are uneven and causing trip hazards. Individual owners will be notified if their sidewalks need to be raised and our manager will have information regarding contractors who can do this work for the homeowners.

A WORD ABOUT DELINQUENCY CHARGES

The monthly assessment of $235.00 is due on the first of every month at Michigan Condominium Management Company. Residents can pay the $235.00 between the 1st of the month and the 15th of the month without penalty. After the 15th of the month, a late notice is automatically generated and mailed to the homeowner and a $20 penalty is assessed. If a resident then pays their monthly assessment late (after the 15th), the amount due is $255.00, not $235.00. The $20 penalty charge will remain on the account until paid and could generate future late notices and additional charges. Please do not ignore these late charges and contact Michigan Condominium if you have a dispute over the charge. Late payments cause additional administrative expense to the entire community as well as the additional expense to the delinquent resident. If late payments are simply an occasional over-site, consider having your bank provide automatic disbursements to Michigan Condominium or authorizing Michigan Condominium to debit your account on the due date. A majority of Heritage residents take advantage of these automatic payments. Thank You!