Estates at Dove Run Neighborhood Watch Meeting

All residents are welcome to attend the next Neighborhood Watch Meeting, which will be held at the Middletown Police Station on
Wednesday, July, 1st at 7:00PM.

Agenda:

• Dove Run Statistical Update
• Suspicious Activity
• Speeding in the Area
• Middletown Curfews
• Noise Ordinances
• Wrap Up

Dove Run Homeowner's Association board meeting minutes for 6/10/2009.

We would like to thank those who submitted their payments. To date, approximately 90% of the lot owners have paid their 2009 assessments. However, for those who have not paid, please be advised that late fees and attorney charges will be added to your outstanding balance.

All dues are payable to:
The Estates at Dove Run Homeowner Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 189
Middletown, DE 19709

The following lot owners have not paid their 2009 assessments:

The goal of the Architectural Review Board (ARB) is to maintain and preserve the architectural standards of the community, through the review of building plans and the enforcement of the Declaration of Deed Restrictions.

For the most part, the ARB has not actively looked for infractions; generally, enforcement actions were based on homeowners who alerted us of potential deed restriction violations. Action undertaken by the ARB involved the notification of the offender, via letter. The ARB encourages anyone who sees a violation to contact us via this website. Your concern will be handled in the strictest confidence.

The ARB recognizes that the vast majority of the homeowners have complied with the deed restrictions. We value your participation in maintaining the value of this neighborhood.

An updated Treasurer's Report is available for review. It can be found under the documents section - Treasurer's Report. We will continue to provide updated reports, as needed, for your review.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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