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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who Do I Contact If I Have a Problem in My Community?
A: Please contact the board for your neighborhood-specific HOA. If the issue cannot be resolved at that level, depending on the situation, the HOA president will contact the Peninsula Master Association.
Q: What is the Phone Number to the Guard House?
Q: How Long Does It Take to Hear Back from the Architectural Review Committee?
A: While the covenants allow for a 30-day response, the Architectural Review Committee tries very hard to provide a 2–week turnaround.
Q: What if I lose a gate Remote?
A: Please contact the CMA Service Agent at 251-901-1225 immediately to deactivate the missing remote.
Q: How do I Report a Power Outage?
A. Please call Baldwin EMC at 251-989-6247 or 800-837-3374. Be prepared with your address. You may also text “Outage” to 85700 and “select the address” of the outage. Website: “BaldwinEMC.com”.
Q: How do I report problems with a street light?
A: Please record the pole number on the street light, then call EMC Electric at 251-989-6247. If after hours, follow the prompts to “report an outage” and when asked, report the problem, the pole number and the street name.
Q: I’m Having a Guest. How Do I Get Them Through the Gate?
A: You may contact the guard at 251-948-0458 with the name of your guest and arrival date. Please ask them to be prepared to show their DL to the guard and confirm they are on the guest list. If you forget, the guard will phone the owner using the latest contact information available. If you do not answer or the number is outdated, your guest will not be allowed to pass.
Q: Where Do I Get a Decal for My Vehicle?
A: Decals may be obtained at the CMA office in the Remax Sales Office at the Peninsula main entrance. Proof you are an owner required for first-time owners. Other rules apply. Hours are first and third Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m
Q: Are decals available for my housekeeper or landscaper?
A: No decals are reserved for owners in the community only
Q: Where Do I Get a Gate Opener?
A: Gate Openers may be bought at the CMA office in the Remax Sales Office, at the main entrance to The Peninsula, by owners for their use only, with a W/S Decal. Must prove you are an owner. Cost ranges around $50, plus or minus, by check only, payable to the Peninsula Master Association. More rules apply. Hours are first and third Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Q: Can family and I lose the privilege of Gate Remotes?
A: Yes! Gate remotes may be deactivated if you or your kids use them to let anyone in the back gate or if you loan out a remote.
Gates have cameras and record video for enforcement.
Drivers without a remote are to use the main gate, without exception.
Gate remotes may be deactivated for unpaid debts or assessments to the Master Association and/or to neighborhood associations.
A: No, decals are reserved for owners in the community only.
Q: I Am Making Changes to the Exterior of My Residence. Do I Need Approval (Yes!), and How Do I Get It?
A: Visit www.peninsulamaster.com. Click on the Architectural Review Committee tab at the top of the page. You will now have the option to download the modification ARC form for submittal to the Architectural Review Committee.
Q: To Remove a Tree, do I need a City Permit? Most likely, and ARC approval too!
A: The city has a tree ordinance. At website, “GulfShoresAL.gov”, please click on “City Services”, then on “Planning and Zoning”, then on “Planning and Zoning Permits and Applications”. Scroll way down to “Tree Removal Permit”. After city approval, you will need to submit a Modification Application to ARC with the city approval form attached.
Q: How do I Avoid Digging into Utilities?
A: At least two days prior to digging, please phone “Call Before You Dig” at 811, Monday through Friday, 7am to 5pm, and give your address. A crew will be sent out to flag utility locations.
Q: I Am Ready to Build on My Lot. What’s the Next Step?
A: After selecting your builder, please visit www.peninsulamaster.com. Click on the Architectural Review Committee tab at the top of the page. You will now have the option to download the New Build ARC form for submittal to the Architectural Review Committee.
Q: I’m selling my home. How do I coordinate with the PMA to host an Open House?
A: The owner and realtor should both read the page on this website “Information for Realtors”, then please have the realtor fill out the “Contact Form” at the bottom of that page. Please remember to have the realtor attach (upload) a copy of the MLS listing of the property for sale. We will then notify the realtor with further details.
Q: How do I purchase a mail box or obtain mailbox parts?
A: Specific forms can be found on the Architectural Review Committee page.
Q: How about Curbside Pickup?
A: It is paid as a part of your taxes. Please go to the City of Gulf Shores website “GulfShoresAL.gov”, click on “City Services”, then on “Trash & Recycling” for information.
Q: Where Do I Find the Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CCR) for the Master Association?
Q: What is the priority of The Peninsula documents?
A: The priority of documents within The Peninsula is as follows, from first priority down to lowest priority: Federal law, Alabama law, The Articles of Incorporation of The Peninsula Master Association, The Master Declaration with its CCRs, and the Bylaws of the Master Association, then in regards to neighborhood home owners associat;ions (HOA) or condominium owners associations (COA), Federal law, Alabama law, Plats, the covenants of the HOA or COA, the Articles of Incorporation of a HOA or COA, and the Bylaws of the HOA or COA. Amendments are considered part of the original document they revise. Conflicts between documents are resolved in the order of their priority.
“Color Pallets” are addressed in Article XII of the Master Declaration, as may be amended.
As Articles XI and XII in the Master Declaration of the Master Association have the most affect on owners wishing to build or modify homes and occupy homes or condos, it is suggested that owners and prospective owners may want to read them first.
A: Specific forms can be found under the Architectural Review Committee page.
Q: What is The Peninsula Master Association?
A: The Peninsula Master Association, Inc., is an Alabama Non-Profit Corporation providing umbrella services to the HOAs and COAs within The Peninsula, Gulf Shores, Alabama, and is governed by a Board of Directors elected annually by the Presidents of the Boards of the Home/Condo Owners Associations (the neighborhoods). The Master Association provides for limited vehicle access; owns most of the roads, drains, and all the common areas; provides architectural control and other services.
The Master Association has no control and no ownership of the For-Profit golf course, club and recreational facilities, with its own rules & fees.
Q: What Committees Serve the Owners and the Master Association?
A: The Board of Directors has four Committees: Architectural Review. Covenants. Roads, Drains and Pier. Social.
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