Neighborhood Newsletter
The Cottages at Eagle Pointe Monthly Newsletter - March 2025
Neighbor Spotlight
Kim and Melinda Colton - 2173 Fair Winns Lane
Tell us about your Family: We have two sons who are both away at college. Our oldest, Connor, is junior at the University of Utah studying game development, and our youngest, Ian, is a sophomore at Fordham University in New York City.
How long have you lived in The Cottages? Since Dec. 31, 2024
Where did you move from? We moved from Draper (12 minutes away)
What brought you to SunCrest? We lived in our last home for 20 years. We decided it was time to downsize now that our sons are gone. We wanted main floor living, new construction, and a place that would allow us to travel. The Cottages are perfect for us!
What do you do for a living? / How do you fill your days?
Kim is an Energy Attorney and is a General Counsel for Wolverine Fuels, LLC.
Melinda works remotely doing communications and marketing for the Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University (a research think tank for women’s issues).
Hobbies: Travel - we love to see the world as a family. Kim and I have been traveling to NYC annually to see Broadway shows for the past 25 years. It’s fun to have a son who lives there now.
Favorite Trip: It’s a close tie between London and Paris. We loved both! It has always been important to show our sons there is a much bigger world outside of Utah!
Favorite Books: Kim is an avid reader and a former English and Literature professor. He has far too many favorites to list. Melinda is a news junkie and loves the digital world.
Favorite Movie: The Sound of Music
Tell us of your origins. Where did you meet?
Kim was raised in St. George, and Melinda was born and raised in Northern Montana. We met years ago via BYU and 13 years later ran into each other. The rest is history, as they say.
Kim has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from BYU, a second master’s degree from Carnegie Mellon, and his juris doctorate from the University of Utah. He has practiced law for the past 30 years.
Melinda has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from BYU. The majority of her career has been spent in Utah higher education and public education.
What else would you like us to know about you? We are appreciative of those who have provided such a warm welcome to us. We are excited to get to know everyone and be part of this community.
Tell us about your Family: We have two sons who are both away at college. Our oldest, Connor, is junior at the University of Utah studying game development, and our youngest, Ian, is a sophomore at Fordham University in New York City.
How long have you lived in The Cottages? Since Dec. 31, 2024
Where did you move from? We moved from Draper (12 minutes away)
What brought you to SunCrest? We lived in our last home for 20 years. We decided it was time to downsize now that our sons are gone. We wanted main floor living, new construction, and a place that would allow us to travel. The Cottages are perfect for us!
What do you do for a living? / How do you fill your days?
Kim is an Energy Attorney and is a General Counsel for Wolverine Fuels, LLC.
Melinda works remotely doing communications and marketing for the Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University (a research think tank for women’s issues).
Hobbies: Travel - we love to see the world as a family. Kim and I have been traveling to NYC annually to see Broadway shows for the past 25 years. It’s fun to have a son who lives there now.
Favorite Trip: It’s a close tie between London and Paris. We loved both! It has always been important to show our sons there is a much bigger world outside of Utah!
Favorite Books: Kim is an avid reader and a former English and Literature professor. He has far too many favorites to list. Melinda is a news junkie and loves the digital world.
Favorite Movie: The Sound of Music
Tell us of your origins. Where did you meet?
Kim was raised in St. George, and Melinda was born and raised in Northern Montana. We met years ago via BYU and 13 years later ran into each other. The rest is history, as they say.
Kim has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from BYU, a second master’s degree from Carnegie Mellon, and his juris doctorate from the University of Utah. He has practiced law for the past 30 years.
Melinda has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from BYU. The majority of her career has been spent in Utah higher education and public education.
What else would you like us to know about you? We are appreciative of those who have provided such a warm welcome to us. We are excited to get to know everyone and be part of this community.
Join the Neighborhood Super Adventure Club
Do you have a sense of adventure? Want to explore new places, learn something new, or just get out and about with great company? Then this is for you!
We’re gathering a group of like-minded neighbors to plan fun outings for this spring, summer, and fall. The details? We’ll figure them out as we go! All it takes is a little curiosity, a willingness to carpool, and a desire to experience something different.
Our adventures could include:
• Visiting museums, historic sites, or hidden gems
• Taking scenic hikes or road trips
• Trying out new restaurants or cultural events
• Exploring unique destinations like the UVU Roots of Knowledge, Crystal Hot Springs, or Nine Mile Canyon’s petroglyphs
• Finding the best ice cream shop in town!
Each outing will be tailored to the interests of the group—some trips may be short and spontaneous, while others might take half a day (or more). Whether you’re a longtime Utah resident with local knowledge or new to the area and eager to explore, this is a great way to discover the Wasatch Front and beyond—while getting to know your neighbors in a fun, relaxed way.
Come join us and help shape our next great adventure! For more information contact Gaye &/or Gary Dixon TXT: 435-730-7710 or Email: glldavis@gmail.com
PLEASE NOTE: Participation in any activities is strictly voluntary and at your own risk. The Cottages at Eagle Pointe and its Board of Directors are not responsible for any activities, injuries, or incidents that may occur while participating.
We’re gathering a group of like-minded neighbors to plan fun outings for this spring, summer, and fall. The details? We’ll figure them out as we go! All it takes is a little curiosity, a willingness to carpool, and a desire to experience something different.
Our adventures could include:
• Visiting museums, historic sites, or hidden gems
• Taking scenic hikes or road trips
• Trying out new restaurants or cultural events
• Exploring unique destinations like the UVU Roots of Knowledge, Crystal Hot Springs, or Nine Mile Canyon’s petroglyphs
• Finding the best ice cream shop in town!
Each outing will be tailored to the interests of the group—some trips may be short and spontaneous, while others might take half a day (or more). Whether you’re a longtime Utah resident with local knowledge or new to the area and eager to explore, this is a great way to discover the Wasatch Front and beyond—while getting to know your neighbors in a fun, relaxed way.
Come join us and help shape our next great adventure! For more information contact Gaye &/or Gary Dixon TXT: 435-730-7710 or Email: glldavis@gmail.com
PLEASE NOTE: Participation in any activities is strictly voluntary and at your own risk. The Cottages at Eagle Pointe and its Board of Directors are not responsible for any activities, injuries, or incidents that may occur while participating.
Suncrest HOA Community Happenings
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Set an appointment to give blood by visiting suncrestoa.com
Suncrest HOA Open Board Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month from 6 pm - 7pm at the Clubhouse. 2016 East Village Green Circle • Draper, UT 84020
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Birthdays
Wishing all those in the community with birthdays in March a very Happy Birthday!
Diane H. 3/3. Regan T. 3/3. Michelle H. 3/5. Hasan G. 3/10. Mary Anne N. 3/16.
Dale H. 3/18. John H. 3/21. Chelsea D. 3/27. Steve H. 3/29.
Diane H. 3/3. Regan T. 3/3. Michelle H. 3/5. Hasan G. 3/10. Mary Anne N. 3/16.
Dale H. 3/18. John H. 3/21. Chelsea D. 3/27. Steve H. 3/29.
A+ Association Accounting HOA Online Portal
Paying Assessments online: hoaliving.com
A+ Association Accounting is the company we have contracted to manage our finances. A+ Association Accounting provides an online portal to access association documents, view your account balance, and make payments online. You will need the following information to register your account for the online association portal:
1. Go to hoaliving.com and click on “Owner Login.”
2. Next, click “Sign Up.”
You will then be prompted to enter your personal information, create a password, and verify your new account
number and registration key, which are provided from the introduction email sent on January 21, 2025.
a. Account Number: XXXXXXX
b. Registration Key: XXXXXXX
4. Click “Sign Up.” You will then have immediate access to your online account.
A+ Association Accounting is the company we have contracted to manage our finances. A+ Association Accounting provides an online portal to access association documents, view your account balance, and make payments online. You will need the following information to register your account for the online association portal:
1. Go to hoaliving.com and click on “Owner Login.”
2. Next, click “Sign Up.”
You will then be prompted to enter your personal information, create a password, and verify your new account
number and registration key, which are provided from the introduction email sent on January 21, 2025.
a. Account Number: XXXXXXX
b. Registration Key: XXXXXXX
4. Click “Sign Up.” You will then have immediate access to your online account.
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PLEASE REVIEW THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION
To avoid any handling delays in processing, please be sure to send Association mailings to the following addresses. Payments go to a different address than non-payment mail. Always include your account number on all payments and any other communications.
Future assessment payments should be mailed to: Payment Processing Center, PO Box 98132, Phoenix, AZ 85038-0132
General correspondence should be mailed to: PO Box 5555, Draper, UT 84020
To avoid any handling delays in processing, please be sure to send Association mailings to the following addresses. Payments go to a different address than non-payment mail. Always include your account number on all payments and any other communications.
Future assessment payments should be mailed to: Payment Processing Center, PO Box 98132, Phoenix, AZ 85038-0132
General correspondence should be mailed to: PO Box 5555, Draper, UT 84020