Nearby Fun Spots!

The Apartments of Westgrove & Angel Court are located near many great parks, museums and activities. Check out these webpages: Wake County Parks www.wakegov.com/parks & Raleigh Parks & Recreation www.raleighnc.gov (click on “Leisure,” then “Parks & Facilities”) Or visit nearby parks, greenways, art centers & museums, like Pullen Park, Pullen Arts Center, NCSU Botanical Gardens, Jaycee Park, Method Park & Community Center, NC Museum of Art, Raleigh Rose Garden, Shelley Lake, Sertoma Art Center, Lake Johnson, Marbles Museum, Raleigh Little Theater, Theater in the Park, Lake Wheeler, NC Museum of Natural Science, RBC Center, NC Fairgrounds & many more! In addition to being near so many wonderful parks, we also have a great playground next to the rental office. The playground is open only during daylight hours. The pool is open for the summer season!

Pool Rules

SWIMMING POOL RULES & REGULATIONS The following rules & regulations are for the benefit and protection of all to insure SAFE & SANITARY operation of pool facilities. The pool should be a quiet, peaceful place for all to enjoy. Leaseholders are responsible for the behavior of all occupants & guests. 1.NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY AT ANY TIME! SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK! 2.NO DIVING! 3.Residents are responsible for guests. Guests must be accompanied by a leaseholder at all times. Only two (2) guests per apartment at a time. 4.Management will not be responsible for loss or damage to personal property. 5.NO GLASS, NO FOOD, NO PETS inside the pool fence. 6.Swim only in SWIM-WEAR (not street clothes, including cut-off jeans). Please use swim-diapers for infants & young children. Shower before entering pool. 7.Dispose of trash only in trash cans. Keep restrooms CLEAN. 8.No abusive or profane language, no loud music, no loud vocal sounds or other breach of peace will be tolerated. 9.Individuals under 18 years of age must be accompanied by parent or guarding at all times when inside the pool enclosure. 10.No running, pushing, wrestling, ball playing or disturbances in or about the pool. 11.No floats, tubes, or rafts allowed. 12.The pool may be closed at any time without prior notice due to weather, chemical re-balance, vandalism, or other operational difficulties and at the sole discretion of the management. If the gate is locked, you may NOT use the pool or pool area. 13.If First Aid Kit (and/or contents), Emergency Phone, Lifesaving Devices, etc are removed, damaged or vandalized, the pool will be CLOSED. If anyone in the area is in danger, use the Emergency Phone to call 911 IMMEDIATELY! Thank you for your continuing cooperation!

Come Visit our Playground!

The Playground & Picnic Area are located by the rental office. All residents can use the playground and picnic area during daylight hours. Remember that all guests must be accompanied by the resident they are visiting. Anyone under 12 must have a parent or guardian with them at all times. Please treat the playground equipment gently so that it will last for a long, long time. Keep the area free from trash, litter and other debris. Use the playground at your own risk. Please remember that the parking lots are not an approproate or safe place for anyone to play.

Dog Park Rules

Bring Fido & visit our Dog Park today!  Daily hours of operation are from sunrise until sunset.  ALWAYS SCOOP YOUR DOG'S POOP!!! And please help with "Orphan Poop." You will occasionally miss some of your dog's poop and our continued use of this amenity will depend on control of this issue!  Dogs must be leashed when entering & exiting Dog Park. All dogs outside the Dog Park must be and remain on a leash at all times.  Handlers must carry a leash and remain inside the fenced area within view and voice control of their dogs at all times.  Dogs should wear an owner identification tag at all times.  Dogs must be current on all vaccinations.  Female dogs in heat are not permitted to use Dog Park.  Aggressive dogs are not permitted in Dog Park. Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression.  Choke, prong, pinch, & spike collars must be removed inside Dog Park.  Handlers must stop dogs from digging and must fill any hole created by their dogs.  No more than three (3) dogs per handler for each visit to Dog Park.  Close adult supervision required for children under the age of 17. All people in Dog Park must be accompanied by a dog.  No food or dog chews are allowed within Dog Park.  No littering. Place all trash in receptacles.  Climbing on or over the fence is not permitted.  Management has the authority to close the site at any time for maintenance, weather related problems, or any other reason without notice. If the gate is locked, the Dog Park is closed.  USE DOG PARK AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Pets are Welcome!

The following is an excerpt from our Pet Policy: Only the following pets are allowed within our community: 1. Small caged birds (i.e. finches, parakeets, canaries) 2. Fish (maximum of 50 gallon aquarium) 3. Caged hamster, gerbil, white mice (no more than 15) (Pet agreements are not required for the above) 4. Domestic dog or cat that is mature, housebroken, & trained in obedience. (Requires a written & signed pet agreement and $300 one-time pet fee – plus a monthly pet rent of $10 per pet) Additionally, the resident agrees to comply with the following rules & regulations pertaining to pets: • Immediately clean up any soil or mess created by the pet • Do not allow pet to create excessive noise or annoy other occupants of the building or surrounding neighborhood. • Comply with all local ordinances regarding pets and have current inoculations. • No pet shall be permitted in the recreational areas. • Pets are to be kept on a leash at all times when outside the apartment and cannot be left unattended on patios or balconies.

Fire Safety Tips

There are three kinds of fires: handling each one the right way will help keep the flames from spreading. For the best protection, purchase a multi-purpose, dry-chemical extinguisher rated for A, B and C fires. Hang it in your kitchen in an easily accessible place away from the stove. Fires have a greater chance of starting in your kitchen than anywhere else in your home.  If your clothes are burning, immediately drop to the ground and roll back & forth quickly.  If the fire is large or spreading fast, evacuate the residence immediately, then call emergency (911) to report the fire from a safe location.  Do NOT go back into a burning residence to retrieve possessions or property; these can be replaced. Your life cannot.  For fires on wood, paper, & cloth, use water or a Class A fire extinguisher to douse flames.  If fat or grease or oil in a pan starts burning, quickly slide a lid over the pan to cover it completely to cut off the oxygen supply. Turn off the heat.  Do NOT put water on a grease/fat/oil fire.  For small grease fires, throw baking soda over the flames or use a Class B fire extinguisher.  For electrical fires, throw baking soda over the flames or use a Class C fire extinguisher.  If you have a fire in your oven, close the oven door & turn off heat to smother the flames.  In general, try to put out a fire if it is small. But if the flames begin spreading, do NOT remain in the kitchen or residence. Call 911 once you are in a safe place.  To prevent fires, always keep your stove, oven & range hood clean and free from grease, and avoid overloading outlets or circuits with too many appliances.  To use a fire extinguisher, pull the pin to release the lock, aim the nozzle at the base of the fire, and sweep from side to side while squeezing the handle.  NEVER use water on a grease or oil fire or an electrical fire. The grease will splatter, making the fire spread even more. Water on an electrical fire can cause serious shocks.  Do NOT turn on the stove’s exhaust fan if there is a fire. This could spread the flames into the walls of the house.  Always monitor fires in the fireplace carefully.  Never leave candles burning unattended. Never burn candles near flammable materials.  Make sure cigarettes/cigars/pipes are completely extinguished. Do not drop them on ground.  Make sure that you have adequate Renter’s Insurance. You will be held financially liable if you are found to be at fault for fire damages.  Call 911 IMMEDIATELY if you see a fire.

Water Conservation

Even though Falls Lake has been filled back up due to recent rainfall, the state is still under drought conditions and we don't know what the summer will bring. Please remember that we all need to continue to make an effort to reduce the consumption of water. Should you have an issue with leaking or dripping fixtures, please report to our rental office as soon as possible. Below is a list of water conservation tips to help minimize consumption: •Turn off water while lathering, shampooing, shaving, and brushing your teeth. •Plug the bathtub before turning the water on, and then adjust the temperature as the tub fills up. •Take showers instead of baths. •Time your shower to keep it as short as possible. •Commode flushes should be limited as much as possible. •Run washing machines & dishwashers only with full loads to maximize efficiency. •Use a pan of water in the sink and re-use the water as long as possible to rinse dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. •When washing dishes by hand, fill one sink with wash water and the other with rinse water. •When washing dishes by hand, use the least amount of detergent as possible. This minimizes rinse water needed. •Keep a pitcher of water in the refrigerator instead of running the tap for cold drinks. •Don’t defrost frozen foods with running water. Either plan ahead by placing frozen items in the refrigerator overnight or defrost them in the microwave. •Don’t let the faucet run while you clean vegetables. Rinse them in a filled sink or pan.