With the weather warming up, it’s that time to do some maintenance projects to keep our neighborhood a desirable place to live. Homeowners are responsible for keeping all structures on their lot in good condition – homes, garages, porches, railings, fences, patios, etc. Some prior planning can help avoid common maintenance violations received by homeowners, such as: Pressure washing (house, garage, [...]
New Board of Directors, Community Manager Updates, Pool Season, Annual Inspection, Activities, and More Warmer weather is upon us, and we have a lot to update you on as we head into the spring and summer! Please read through this edition of the newsletter for helpful information across many topics. You'll be able to find this newsletter in the Morris [...]
Our community is made up of both VDOT-owned and Association-owned streets. As such, rules for vehicle parking and towing enforcement are applicable from both Prince William County and the Association. It's the responsibility of every homeowner and resident to understand and adhere to the rules. Read on for more information. Vehicle and Towing Policy Both Prince William County and our Association [...]
3 Ways You Keep Our Community Pet-Friendly Meadows at Morris Farm prides itself on being an animal-friendly community. We enjoy all the animals in our community, both wild and domestic. While we don’t have much say in how our wild animal friends interact with our neighborhood, we can ensure our domestic fur friends are good neighbors. Here are the 3 ways [...]
Pool Season information is sent to homeowners (by mail and email) in early May. Occoquan Swimming is our new pool management company for the 2022 season; they do lifeguard hiring events -- see below for details. Please direct all questions to OCCS, the lifeguard hiring event is not specific to our community only. Lifeguard Hiring Event Flyer
The Association contacts our trash and recycling provider, American Disposal Services. With each missed collection to ensure the trucks come back to our community. Here’s what you can do if your yard waste is not collected: Ensure your yard waste is properly prepared; Keep the yard waste on the curb through Saturday; If the yard waste is not collected, fill out [...]
What are common areas and how do we use them? In planned developments like ours, owners own their houses as well as the lots or parcel of land upon which their houses sit. Common elements or areas are usually defined as amenities or spaces available for use by all dues-paying homeowners. Our association’s common areas include items such as: Pool house [...]
We’ve had several incidents of what appears to be intentional damage to our community’s property. Damage to our playground equipment, park property, trail signs, and the brand new Little Free Libraries makes our neighborhood less welcoming. And it costs all homeowners money for added maintenance and replacement of damaged items. We need your help! When you see trash in our common [...]
The Association landscape contractor, HLS, will be onsite the week of April 4, weather permitting, to begin repair work on landscape timbers at Peacock Park and Brown Thrasher Park, as well as the cleanup and addition of mulch in all three playgrounds in the community. They will also be completing clean-up around the Storm Water Management Pond inflow pipes as required by [...]
