The monthly meeting of the Winston Park Homeowners Association occurred on July 12th, 2024. The meeting started at 7:00 PM and was attended by Secretary Johnson.
A concise review of the records from the previous meeting was shared.
Following the approval of the minutes, several items were reviewed including:
- Landscaping plans
- Proposed amendments to the HOA bylaws
- Maintenance concerns raised by residents
The meeting terminated at 8:00 PM.
The next meeting is scheduled for October 12th, 2023. All residents are encouraged to attend.
Park Happenings
Welcome, residents! We hope this update finds you well and enjoying all that our wonderful community has to offer.
We have some interesting news to share this month, including updates on the upcoming yard sale. Be sure to read about it below!
Also, a friendly reminder to please keep our community well-maintained by properly removing trash and recycling. Let's work together to make Winston Park an even better place to live!
This month's cover features some stunning views from our park.
Sincerely,
Your Winston Park HOA Board
List of upcoming events:
* Monthly Potluck
Suggested Changes to Winston Park Architectural Guidelines
The Winston Park Homeowners Association is actively reviewing and proposing changes to the existing architectural guidelines. These revisions aim to modernize the aesthetic character of our community while maintaining its charm and heritage. The proposed changes will affect aspects such as exterior design, paint colors, and accessory structures.
- Moreover, the HOA is soliciting resident input on these proposed changes. A meeting will be arranged to examine the proposed revisions in detail and address any inquiries residents may have.
- Hopefully, the goal of these changes is to create a harmonious and desirable living environment for all Winston Park residents.
Amenities & Services Guide for Winston Park
Welcome to the comprehensive guide of amenities and services available in beautiful Winston Park. Here you'll find information about our fantastic park, as well as convenient shops. Whether you're looking for a place to unwind with loved ones or explore all that Winston Park has to offer, this resource is your starting point.
- Explore our diverse list of outdoor areas.
- Locate nearby eateries to satisfy your cravings.
- Access our in-depth list of local businesses.
Maintaining Property Values in Winston Park: An HOA Perspective
As the governing website body responsible for preserving the integrity and desirability of Winston Park, the homeowners association (HOA) understands the paramount importance of maintaining property values. Our efforts are concentrated towards cultivating a community that is both attractive and well-maintained. This encompasses a multifaceted approach, encompassing stringent regulations regarding property upkeep, proactive landscaping initiatives, and a commitment to fostering a harmonious neighborhood environment.
- Through upholding these measures, the HOA seeks to create a positive perception of Winston Park among potential buyers, ultimately contributing to the stability and increase of property values.
- Furthermore, the HOA conducts regular inspections to identify potential issues and promptly address them before they worsen. This focus to preventative measures helps to preserve the overall value of homes in Winston Park.
Winston Park HOA: Your Voice Matters
We value the input of our residents and encourage you to share your ideas on how we can make Winston Park an even better place to live. Whether it's regarding community amenities, maintenance concerns, or simply a suggestion for improvement, your voice matters. We appreciate your constructive criticism and will strive to address them in a timely and open manner.
- You can submit your feedback through the HOA website, by sending an email to, or by attending our monthly meetings.
- We regularly review resident comments and use them to guide our decisions regarding community development projects.
- Together, we can create a vibrant and thriving community for all residents of Winston Park.