Everybody has surely noticed that the fountain is all askew now (even worse this morning than last week), and didn't it used to have some side sprays in addition to the main column (I can't remember for sure about the side sprays)? Who can tell us when it is going to be repaired, and is stuff like this covered by a warranty (and for how long)? Thanks

The Fountain Isn't Broken

The fountain isn't broken. After receiving feedback from homeowners that the original bi-level, crown-effect valve wasn't visible from street level, the Landscape Committee asked the fountain contractor to switch to the geyser-effect valve. The new valve gives the highest plume possible for the fountain's motor. For warranty details, you can contact a Landscape Committee member or a Board member.

thanks

Thanks for the info, that makes sense about the single geyser. But it was still very off-center until last night, and I'm glad someone got it fixed.