Survey available until March 31!

Take the Annual Resident Survey

The Annual Resident Survey will be available through March 31. As a community member, we value your opinion and appreciate your feedback. If you participate in the survey, you are automatically entered into a drawing to win a prize! Click the link below to take the survey.

Take the Survey

Keep Off Lake Ice

The ice is fragile and can break easily. As temperatures fluctuate, the ice becomes more dangerous. Stay away from the shoreline and keep off the ice. Anyone found on the ice will be trespassed and subject to amenity suspension.

Pay close attention to children, and pets must always be leashed.

If you see anyone fall through the ice, including pets, please call 9-1-1 and avoid unsafe rescue attempts. Check out the video below for tips on how to stay safe this season.

Lake Ice Safety Video

Second Quarter Assessments

Second-quarter assessments are due on April 1. As a reminder, assessments have increased, and Master Association and Sub-Associaton assessments must be paid separately. If you have any questions regarding your account, please contact Jennifer Reese at jreese@ccmcnet.com.

Payment Options

Boat Permits and Pavilion Rentals

Beginning April 1, you can purchase your watercraft permit from the Daybreak Community Center (DCC).

You can also start reserving pavilions on April 1. For more information, please visit the DCC or give them a call at (801) 253-6418.

Concrete

This month's community standards corner is all about concrete.

Utah's climate can cause concrete surfaces to spall, chip or crack over time. Spalling is the most common issue when the concrete's top, smooth surface flakes off and reveals the rough, rocky underlayer. Over time, please look for concrete maintenance issues on your property, such as spalling, and conduct necessary maintenance and improvements. Remember that homeowners are responsible for maintaining the concrete on their property.

Snow melt can often cause these issues in concrete. Be sure to brush off the snow melt once the ice is gone.

Garden Plot Season

Registration

If you had a garden plot last season, registration for the same plot began on March 1. To re-reserve your plot, please email jdixon@ccmcnet.com.

If you would like to reserve a new plot or change your plot location, general registration opens on April 1.

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More Information

Snow Pushing

The City of South Jordan and the Association push snow throughout Daybreak. During snow events, South Jordan City requires residents to park on the even side of the street. The Association does not begin snow pushing until the end of a snow event with at least 2” of snow accumulation or more. Crews may be dispatched in extreme cases where 2” are reached before the storm ends. If you believe you may have been missed, please submit a request in Daybreak Direct.

As a reminder, single-family homeowners are responsible for removing snow from the public sidewalks surrounding their homes per South Jordan City Ordinances.

SpringHouse Clubhouse Rental

Interested in hosting an event in Daybreak? The SpringHouse Clubhouse can be rented out by Daybreak residents! For more information and a link to the form, click below.

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Now Hiring Seasonal Aquatics Positions

The Daybreak Community Center contracted services with Premier Aquatics for the 2023 season! We're excited to announce that Premier is already accepting applications. If interested, please click below to fill out an application.

Lifeguard

Lifeguard Manager

Swim Instructor

2023 Dog Park Closure Calendar

To protect the Dog Park and ensure the sustainability of the amenity, the park will close every third week to allow the turf to recover. The Dog Park will be closed from 9 am Monday to 9 am the following Monday during the closure week. Please review the dates below for a full list of closures in 2023.

Please follow the rules of the Dog Park to ensure that it remains an enjoyable place for all residents and their pets. Also, please be courteous and pick up after your pet. Thank you!