COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
JULY 2019
Hello
Summer is such an exciting time. Kids are enjoying their summer break, families are going on summer vacations and neighbors are out enjoying all that Raleigh has to offer. If you see a neighbor out and about enjoying this beautiful weather, make sure to share a friendly smile, wave and say hello.
Very grateful,
Kristy Payne, HOA Board of Directors President
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Wheeler at:
(919) 856-1844,
ext. 5001
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LANDSCAPE &
MAINTENANCE
Keeping Property
Values High.
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Connecting our
community.
COMMUNITY
WATCH
Keeping our families
and property safe.
Did you know?
Items listed below require approval. An application must be submitted to Kohn-Ell for approval and must meet these guidelines. For a list of all items, including the ones not listed
here, visit our website under the tab documents
& links.
Driveways and Parking Areas
• Proposed changes in driveways or driveway extensions must be submitted to the ARC;
• Application must include plat map showing proposed location and dimensions of driveway extensions
• Gravel driveways or parking areas will not be permitted.
Community Pools
• No above-ground swimming pools are allowed in the Subdivision;
• Requests for in-ground swimming pools shall be considered.
Gazebos/Decks/Screened Enclosures/Outdoor Living Areas
• If you have a gazebo of any kind and you haven’t already requested approval, please do so as soon as possible.
• A deck should not extend past the side of the house;
• All decks should be on the rear of the house. No side or front decks are permitted;
• Decks may not be painted;
Deck installation should pose no drainage problems for you or your neighbors;
• The materials to be used are designed specifically for patio and/or deck designs;
• Screened enclosures must not be visible from the street;
• All decks, patios, gazebos and screened porches must blend in with the natural terrain.
Storing Items
No items (toys, bikes, garden equipment, barbecue grills, trash or recycle containers, chairs, wood, recycling bins, etc.) may be left in front or side yards or on porches when not in
use.
MEET YOUr NEIGHBORS
Hello Neighbors. My name is Marie Richters. Hendrik Fuchs and I just recently moved into our new home in Malory Square with our two dogs, Anja (a white greyhound) and Bella (a black lab). You will most likely see our family on our evening walks through the
neighborhood, please feel welcome to say hello! I currently work for NC Department of Health and Human Services and Hendrik works for Leith Volkswagen. We are both athletes and avid sports fans. Our favorite sports are soccer and football and our favorite teams are FC Bayern Munich and Dallas Cowboys.
Camelot Village Entrance
The brick entrance signs are the first
thing people see when entering the
Camelot Village neighborhood. After
several years of being neglected, the
Board of Directors thought they were
due for a good cleaning. Your HOA
President hired First Class Clean to
come out and clean them up for us.
June 24th, First Class Clean came out and did just that.
Wow, what a difference it made! The entrance signs look so much better.
First Class Clean (919) 296-0620
Pet Waste Stations
Your Board of Directors voted to hire a company to install and maintain our Dog Waste Stations. Your HOA President hired DoodyCalls. Currently we have two Dog Waste Stations in
Camelot Village. They are located at the corner of Princess Anna Marie/Queen Pierrette St. and Lady Yvone Way/Queen Pierrette St. Soon we will have two more stations located in Malory Square. One will be located on Lord Joseph Court and the other on Lady Rita Lane near the Stormwater Retention Basin (BMP). Please take advantage of these stations and clean up after your pet.
Upcoming Events
OPEN Board Meeting
July 11th - 6:30pm
Barwell CC
SOCIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE MEETING
July 12
6:30pm
COMMUNITY WIDE GARAGE SALE
July 13th & 14th
7 am - 12 noon
WARNING LETTERS AND FINES
Final Warning Letters went out the end of June to individual homeowners not following the covenants. Your HOA Board of Directors have given ample time. Homeowners that do not follow the covenants by mid July, will start receiving hearing letters. Hearings are held to give homeowners the chance to explain to the HOA Board of Directors why they are not following the covenants. The HOA Board of Directors can Fine homeowners up to $100 a day after a hearing has been held until the homeowner becomes compliant with all covenants.
News
Produced under the authority of The Camelot Village and Malory Square Community Association by the Newsletter Committee.
Committee Members:
Kristy Payne