Elvera Bartels said. All three subdivisions are quite established and haven't had new construction for years, Hendrix said. Residents said that although they're satisfied with their neighborhoods, the age of them has a few disadvantages to be mindful of. Tom Steadman said. The association, currently with 185 members, has been in existence since November 1963.
Residents receive yard waste pick-up service and maintenance of common areas.
The association also offers a monthly newsletter, a directory of residents and their addresses that is published about every other year, an annual garage sale in spring and a block party each July. The annual dues can occasionally change, Custead said, depending on the contract with the yard waste disposal company.