Common Questions

The Community Center is located at 2016 East Village Green Circle. Residents have access to a variety of amenities there, including a swimming pool with slide and lazy river, fitness facilities, outdoor tennis and basketball courts and various rooms to rent. 

 

Remember, you do need your access card in order to use these amenities. 

The pool is a popular amenity during the summer months, and we understand that residents would like to bring guests. Each household will have 30 guest passes added to their account at the beginning of the summer season. When you arrive at the Community Center, the front desk staff will have you fill out a release form for your guests. A resident 18 years or older must accompany the guests at all times. Once you have used all 30 guest passes, you can no longer bring guests to the pool. 

If you plan on having a large number of guests, such as for a birthday party, we recommend renting one of the rooms with pool access. These room rentals include their own guest passes and do not count toward your 30 guest passes for the season. We do recommend reserving these in advance, as they will go quickly.

 

For more information on guest passes, please contact Dalton at the OA Office at dchadd@ccmcnet.com or call 801-572-1233.

Yes! We set times aside in the morning and/or evenings for those looking for lap swimming. See below for the lap swimming schedule

Monday to Friday     6:00 AM to 9:30 AM and 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday                 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM

Sunday                    10:00 AM to Noon

 

These hours may vary on holidays or with swim team schedules.  Check out our Community Pool page for full details on hours and Pool Etiquette. 

 

The Community Center has several room options available for residents to rent, including the Family Room, the pool Cabana and even the Village Green park. Depending on the area being rented, there are chairs and tables available. Residents will need to provide their own linens, however.

For details on how to rent these areas, as well as pricing, check out our Facility Rentals page. 

Our Operations Manager and the Design Review Board will do all they can to approve applications within 10 business days. However, due to the complexity of some projects and applications, it may take more time. The Operations Manager will be in contact with you should they need more time to evaluate your application.

The Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R's) help create interlocking relationships binding all the owners to one another and to the Owners Association for the purposes of maintaining, governing,and funding the development. They also establish protective standards, restrictions, and obligations in areas ranging from architectural control to prohibitions on various activities in order to promote harmonious living.

You can review this information on the Governing Documents page. 

We love that you want to make changes to and update your homes or landscaping. Still, it's important to remember that these changes do need to adhere to the established Design Guidelines and require approval from our Covenants Committee. An Architectural Improvement application form must be submitted.

 

To review the current guidelines and for more information on the process, please visit our Design Guidelines page. 

Draper City has numerous resources available to residents, as well as managing quite a few of the services to the residents of SunCrest. Should you need to contact them for any reason, you can find a link to their city directory on the Draper City page of our website. This will also direct you to information regarding police, fire, public works, voter registration, animal services, and neighborhood watch information.

 

The street lights in the SunCrest community are maintained by the Traverse Ridge Special Services District (TRSSD). If there is a light out near you, you can report it using their "Fix-It" form on the Draper City website. 

There are miles and miles of trails that are located within SunCrest and even more located in the Corner Canyon area. These trails are managed by the Draper City Trails & Open Space team. Their website provides several great maps for residents, as well as alerts regarding trail conditions. Be sure to visit the Trails & Open Space page on their website for more information. 

All trash and recycling services in SunCrest are managed by Draper City. You can find their contact information on the Draper City page of our website, along with information about all other Draper City services.  

If you are selling or refinancing your home, you will often be asked to provide a copy of your HOA statement. We are happy to provide that information to you. Please contact the association office at 801-572-1233 during regular business hours. 

We have a variety of options that can be used to pay your assessments, including Direct Debit, mail, online and more. We encourage you to visit the Payment Options page here on our website for more detailed information. 

If you are concerned about the snow removal on your street, you can contact Draper City's Public Works Department. If you live on an LUD (limited use driveway), please contact the Association Office at 801-572-1233.

If you're in Stoneleigh Heights, you can contact the Neighborhood Association at 801-572-1233. This includes all roads, with the exception of Stoneleigh Drive and Haddington Rd. Those two main roads are maintained by Draper City.

You can find us at 2016 East Village Green Circle. You can find full contact information on our Management Contact page. 

Your amenity card gets you access to the swimming pool and hot tubs during the summer months, as well as the fitness facilities located in the community center. It is important that you bring this card with you any time you visit the facility. Residents who are 12 years or older are eligible for a card, but there may still be some restrictions applied. 

To get an access card, visit Dalton in the Owners Association on the upper level of the Community Center. For more details, see our Amenities page. 

Comcast internet and basic cable are included with your monthly HOA dues. Once you have closed on your home, you can contact Comcast directly by calling 855-307-4896 and make sure you tell them you are part of the SunCrest Bulk Agreement. From there, you can visit the Xfinity store located in Draper to pick up your equipment. 

If you are in a new construction home, please contact Dalton at the OA Office (dchadd@ccmcnet.com or 801-572-1233) so he can submit your information to Comcast. He will then instruct you on how to proceed. 

The SunCrest Scene is the bi-weekly email newsletter sent out to the members of the SunCrest Owners Association. It is sent out every other Wednesday at 4 pm. In it, you will find all the latest info on events, meetings, special announcements, contests, and even information from Draper City. 

Sign up here if you'd like to receive the SunCrest Scene.

The SunCrest Community features numerous events and activities throughout the year, from our Annual BBQ and Movies in the Park to our Daddy Daughter Dance and Fall Festival. We also hold monthly Board of Trustees meetings that we encourage you to attend. There are a few different ways to stay current on what is happening in the community.

 

If you enjoy social media, our community Facebook page is a fast and easy way to stay current. Our Instagram page gives you a unique perspective of the community, showing off the beauty you'll find here. You can also sign up for our weekly email blast, the SunCrest Scene. Or, there's the new event calendar featured here on our website.