Utility Information
Homeowners
The following services/utilities are paid for by the association.
Water:
Water is a common element of the Association.
The entire Bellsmith Regency community has a single water meter. The bill for this meter is paid for by the HOA.
A curb stop is a water supply shut-off valve, generally located in a front lawn. There is a curb stop for each townhouse. It can be used by residents to shut off their water supply during an emergency or for a plumbing repair. Below is a link to a document which shows the locations of all the curb stops for the Bellsmith neighborhood.
Delinquent Homeowners are subject to water shut-off.
SHUTTING OFF OUTSIDE WATER SPIGOTS FOR WINTER
If an undrained spigot freezes, it can cause piping damage, which will be
expensive to repair!
• The front yard water shut-off valve is in the garage, above the water
heater.
• The backyard water shut-off valve is upstairs, under the sink in the
master bathroom. (See the photos below).
• To turn off a valve, turn it all the way off, and then check outside to
make sure the water spigot is drained.
• If water can still flow out of the spigot, it means the valve was turned
in the wrong direction.
Trash:
Trash is a common expense of the Association.
The following services/utilities are paid for by the individual owner.
Cable: Cable is paid for by the unit owner.
Gas: Gas is paid for by the unit owner.
Telephone: Phone service is paid for by the unit owner.
Electric: Electric is paid for by the unit owner.
Street Lights
Georgia Power offers an easy and efficient tool for reporting street or site lighting repairs called Georgia Power Street Light Outage Tool. The tool can be found at: