The Cliffs Association in Strongsville, Ohio

     The Cliffs Association situated in Strongsville, Ohio was formed in October of 1974 with the submission of Declaration of Ownership to the City of Strongsville, Ohio.     The association is charged with the repair and maintenance of common grounds, trees, shrubs, and gravel in the common areas. The association contracts for insurance covering all buildings within the association covering for property damage or bodily injury. The association also contracts for yearly general grounds maintenance and snow removal.    
 The association maintains the budget for the above.

Cliffs Association locking mailbox available

The association has installed a locking mailbox for unit owners to drop off their monthly assessment payment or correspondence to the board into. Many unit owners still prefer to send the association a check rather than use Buildium to pay assessments.

Since unit owners are now being assessed monthly and have to send checks more frequently the board decided a payment box would be useful.

The box is black and on a post, behind and just to the left of the middle US mailbox, on the north side of Cliffside. The box is CLEARLY marked The Cliffs Association. Please move the red flag (on the right near the top of the mailbox) to the UP position to notify the treasurer there is an item that needs pickup in the box.

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The Cliffs Paint color for Homes, Decks and Fences

It's Springtime and time to start sprucing things up!
When Bob Schmitt built the homes in Ledgewood he used specific colors from Sherwin Williams. The houses, decks, and fences in The Cliffs are painted in a stain called Salem Red. An almost brown color.

Sherwin Williams often runs sales of up to 40% off paint. The type of stain is called Woodscapes. Check their website for coupons.

Below is information that can be printed out so that you can take it to the Sherwin Williams Store to make certain you get the right color paint. Here is what the can looks like.
Here is the link to the correct Salem Red Paint on the Sherwin Williams Website.