Glenmore Community Association

Frequently Asked Questions

Enforcement of Regulations

Although the GCA board does not go around looking for violations to our governing documents, we do recognize the importance of maintaining standards of appearance within the community. We therefore act on behalf of the community where necessary to resolve problems for which we receive complaints. The board is empowered to take corrective action by itself, although this is done only after providing ample opportunity for the offending lot owner to correct the problem, and arrange for a hearing if the violation is contested.

Common Area Maintenance

Certain high-visibility areas, such as the gatehouse area, grassy road medians, and roadsides on Glenmore Way, Piper Way and Paddington Circle, receive weekly mowing and trimming service during the growing seasons. The trees in these areas also receive regular care. The roadside grass in front of all vacant lots is mowed on a monthly basis. The other common areas, such as those beside and behind most of our home sites, are maintained as “natural areas”. The intent is to maximize their use as wildlife habitat, watershed, air purifier and natural forest beauty. Trees in these areas are rarely taken down or removed.

Mailboxes

Mailbox posts  are the responsibility of homeowners, and must be constructed and maintained in accordance with the ARB guidelines.

We have made arrangements with Mike Phillips, of Phillips Construction Co., to provide a repair or replacement service. Contact him on 531-4443 or mwpbuild@embarqmail.com.

It is the responsibility of each homeowner to keep the Mailbox itself attractive and in good repair. If it needs to be replaced, you may purchase a standard large black mailbox at any hardware or home improvement store or contact either of the suppliers listed above.

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