pp update

just returned from a brief (36 hour) trip to pp, arrived late on monday night, security gates still in place (that surprised / pleased me), complex was quite but still appears to be a high percentage of resindences living on site, awoke really early tues morning as i had to drive down to san roque, bright blue sky & from my balcony the complex looked really tidy & in good condition.

got back to pp mid afternoon & had a good look around, everywhere looked fine, no litter, appears to be more people now living on the complex.

the development is maturing & if we all continue to do our bit it may well emerge out of the current recession as one of the more desirable complexes in the area & we might (in a few years time) have a viable asset in our investment

swimming pool areas could do with some work as the grass is really patchy & rough, couple of chipped / missing tiles on some of the entrance's but overall i was pleased with how it was looking, no further activity on the hill so i guess that will continue to sit & wait till the market pick's up (anyone got any info on the current plan's for the hill ?). the small building by the main gate's could be used to the advantage of the whole community , games room, small gym etc , any ideas how to move forward with utilising the building as a community asset ? (though it does have a damp problem from what i could see through the windows)

That's good to hear. We are going out to PP on Tuesday for a week - haven't been for nearly 2 years, so  looking forward to it.  Just hope there are no noisy dogs or residents, as looking forward to some r & r!!

Following on from my last thread, we are now back from our all too brief sojourn to PP.

I must say, it was extremely quiet, most of the time. Not many people around, although there are several permanent residents in our block - 5. Also, lots of dogs in our block, but don't hear much from them.

Our main concern is that some dog owners cannot be bothered to walk out of the complex, turn right and exercise their dogs up the track! There is an owner of a small dog (I could tell by the size of the faeces!) who is not picking up their dog's poo from the pavement between block 4 & 5. Also, we saw another couple of residents walking their dogs round the perimeter of PP, without any sign of 'poop bags', so they could be doing it right under your windows - or ours! (The dogs, that is - not the owners!)

I shall be writing to P60, asking for a motion (pun!!) to be put forward that all dogs must be exercised off site, and permanent signs put up so that all dog-owner residents, whether temporary or permanent, have no excuse.

Apart from this, plus some tatty bits that P60 are trying to get the builders to come back and sort out (see last month's community minutes), we really like it there and wish we had more time (and money!) to make use of our 'investment'. We just hope that the outstanding hundreds of thousands of euros in community fees  can be claimed back and spent on finally making Princess Park the luxury development it nearly is.

 Hi,

I agree, we are in block 10, part of the final phase. It seems that while this phase was being built, dog owners we letting there dogs off at the top of PP to do their business.  It seems that old habits die hard as there is often dog mess on the road / path behind block 11 leading to the top area.  I will also be emailing P60 to add this to the agenda of the next meeting, it's not like there isn't much wasteland around the complex within easy walking distance.

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hi does anyone use this site or are they all somewhere else, looking to buy here need some info on the community, ie any problem with fees payment, is the urbanisation being looked after properly, is the train going to come up here in future any info would be much appreciated thankyou