Raking Leaves
We want to remind our members to not simply rake their leaves into the city street. The city of Delaware does not sweep up or vacuum up leaves in the streets. What does happen is that the leaves foul our street drains and results in street flooding.So, please collect your leaves in your yard waste containers or lawn and leaf bags for pick up by the City. Thank you!
Little Library 1 is open at 1934 Ashburn. Many thanks to the Girl Scouts who built the Little Library and to our neighbors, the Foley family, for hosting it.
Little Libraries encourage reading and sharing of books.
Take a book, leave a book.
Please look for additional Little Libraries coming soon!
Little Library 2 is open at the corner of Fieldcrest and Kilbourne Rd. This little library repurposed an old CD tower with shatter resistant glass doors to keep the rain out. Be creative and repurpose to create adventures in reading for our kids.
Any donations of children's books to stock Little Libraries can be left at 2 Fieldcrest Dr. Please only aged appropriate, non religious and non political materials.
Ages served by Little Libraries are toddlers through young teens.
Annual dues of $88 were due in May. Contact Barbara Bitler at Towne Properties at BarbaraBitler@TowneProperties.com if you haven't submitted your payment today.
Reminder about the revised By Laws require endorsement. Send your vote with your name and address to Barbara Bitler BarbaraBitler@TowneProperties.com by June 15. Only one vote per household. A copy of the proposed by-laws is located here.
Do you want to help with the gardening committee or perhaps you would like to help organize a cookout for the community. Send us an EMAIL with how you want to help create a sense of community.
KensingtonPlaceOHHOA@gmail.com
The HOA uses a management company to handle administrative matters and financial transactions. Click below to pay dues.
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Tips on reusing and recyling.
Information on maintaining your property according to your deed restrictions.
The first and highest in authority is the Ohio Revised Code, Chapter 5312: Ohio Planned Community Law. ACCESS
Overview of "The Articles of a Non-profit Corporation” ACCESS
The Declaration of Covenants, Easements, Restrictions, Assessments and Liens are recorded with the Delaware County Recorder’s Office in the initial phase of the development of a community. The Declaration is frequently referred to as the deed restrictions. ACCESS
The By-laws is a document that provides for the operation of the association. It establishes policies and procedures for the governing of an association. ACCESS
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