How Many Questions Can You Answer?
A new feature of the Park Shore Association website (parkshoreassociation.com) is a series of questions and answers about the Park Shore Association for current and potential members.
These “Frequently Asked Questions” can be found under “Contact Us” on the website.
How many can you answer?
Membership Questions
Q1: Who is eligible to join the Park Shore Association?
A: Property owners of single-family parcels or residential condominium units within the Map of Park Shore boundaries are eligible to become members. The Map of Park Shore is found on the “About” tab of the website or visit this link to be sure that you are an eligible Park Shore property owner.
Q2: How do I join the Park Shore Association?
A: Go to the “Membership” tab on this website and select “New Member” or visit this link.
Q3: How do I renew my Park Shore Association membership?
A: Go to the “Membership” tab on this website and select “Renew”. Use your email address and password to log in. Renewals start in September for the following year. Until September, you will not be able to renew for 2026.
Q4: When does membership renewal begin?
A: Our membership renewal period is September, October and November. An email reminder will be sent. If renewal is not made before Dec. 31, a late fee of $100 will be assessed.
Q5: How much does it cost to join the Park Shore Association?
A: For 2025, the New Member Initiation Fee is $500 plus Annual Dues of $300. The initiation fee (set by the Park Shore Association Board of Directors) will increase for new members joining for 2026 to $1000.
Q6: How much does it cost to renew my Park Shore Association membership?
A: For 2025, the Annual Dues are $300.
Q7: Why was I charged a $100 late fee?
A: Our renewal period is September, October, and November. You will be charged a late fee if you don’t renew before December 31.
Q8: Is the Park Shore Association an “HOA” (Homeowners Association)?
A: No, the Park Shore Association is a voluntary Neighborhood Association which advocates for the Park Shore neighborhood. The Park Shore Association owns, equips, controls and maintains a park for the use of the members of the Park Shore Association.
Membership Card Issues
Q10: How do I get a Membership Card?
A: As a member of the Park Shore Association, you will receive your membership card from your block captain. If you do not know your block captain, please email us at parkshoreassoc@gmail.com.
Q11: Can my membership card be mailed?
A: No. We cannot mail Park Shore Association membership cards.
Q12: I have lost my membership card. How can I get a replacement card?
A: There is a $100 fee for a lost membership card. In order to replace a lost card, please email us at parkshoreassoc@gmail.com. You will receive a link to order a replacement card.
Q13: When do next year’s membership cards get distributed?
A: Block Captains will distribute cards in January. The previous year’s membership cards are “good” through January 31 of each year.
Website Questions
Q14: I am having trouble using the website. I enter my email address and nothing happens.
A: You may be entering an email address that is not on file. Please email us at: parkshoreassoc@gmail.com to determine why you are having trouble.
Q15: Why can’t I change my Park Shore address?
A: Only the Website Administrator can change a local address. Please email us at: parkshoreassoc@gmail.com and provide your name, former address and current address. We will make the change for you. (At the same time that we update your address, we also update your “Block #” so that your name appears on the correct Block Captain’s list next year.)
Restroom Code Number
Q16: What is the restroom code number?
A: The restroom code number is printed on the front of your Park Shore Association membership card.