Scottish Homes
Scottish Homes is one of three designated "neighborhoods" inside Glenmore. In order to maintain a consistent appearance, lawn service, etc., a Scottish Homes Association (SHA) is organized as a legally designated homeowners associations (HOA). Homeowners in SHA are required to join and pay annual dues and/or assessments in addition to those required by the broader Glenmore Community Association (GCA). SHA provides only the lawn services; homeowners remain responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of their homes exteriors.
SHA is a separate legal entity from GCA with its own Boards of Directors, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Covenants and Restrictions. This allows SHA to act independently of the GCA particularly with regard to lot maintenance.
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Within the SHA neighborhood, the natural park area known as Highlands Park is managed entirely by the GCA while the local grassy common areas are maintained by the SHA. Please reference the GCA/SHA common area management agreement, linked below, for more information.
Board of Directors
James Harrigan - President
Liz Burns - Treasurer​
Susan Cecala - Secretary​
​Cathie Farrell -Vice President
Rob MacGovern - Lawn Maintenance
CAM Representative
Liz Burns
ARC Representative
Dottie Martin
Contact us
By Email:
By Mail:
Board Meeting Schedule
The Scottish Homes Association (SHA) Board of Directors meets four times a year. Meetings are announced in advance via an SHA email from the Board. For further information, send an email to: sha@glenmore-communtiy.org.
​​Annual Meetings Documents
Reference Documents
2025-2027 Lawn Maintenance Contract
Approved Scottish Homes Exterior Colors
SHA Mulching Policy (Revised Nov 6, 2019)
Governance
The SHA is governed by these legal documents, which are very similar to those governing the GCA. The most relevant to residents are the Covenants and Restrictions, which lay down the specific responsibilities of the association with regard to management and upkeep of individual lots as well as local common areas. In addition to these documents, the SHA must also comply with the section of Virginia law known as the Property Owners Association Act, and provide a written Complaint Procedure.