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Fall debris pick up in October

John Lewis — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:26:42 +0000

The Town of Blacksburg will provide a Fall Cleanup for the Wyatt Farm neighborhood during the week of October 5th. This includes yard debris and brush. Details can be found here.

Wyatt Farm residents are reminded that they should not dump any debris, including grass clippings, in the neighborhood green spaces. Please help us keep our neighborhood beautiful and safe!

Spring Reminders

John Lewis — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:39:29 +0000

Some reminders as we head into spring:

Please watch your speed in the neighborhood, especially on Vinyard (it’s a 25 MPH zone). As the weather turns nice, we have lots of kids playing outside.
If you plan to be away from you house overnight or more, please let your neighbors know so we can look out for each other. If you let the Blacksburg police know when you’ll be away on vacation, they will make a point to keep an eye out.
Remember that any significant external home project should be approved by the Architectural Review Committee. This includes landscaping efforts. See the FAQ and the neighborhood covenants for more details.
Thanks for helping keep the neighborhood clean and beautiful. Picking up blown trash and cleaning up after your dog is greatly appreciated.

Reminder re: snow removal

John Lewis — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:53:08 +0000

Just a quick reminder that Wyatt Farm homeowners are responsible for clearing snow off of sidewalks that adjoin their property. Thanks for helping keep the neighborhood safe and useful!

Consolidated covenants ratified

John Lewis — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 18:20:55 +0000

Many of you know that the Wyatt Farm neighborhood was developed in phases. Consequently, several variations of the HOA covenants were created and applied. The differences weren’t huge, but having several versions was confusing. So once the neighborhood was completed, the HOA Board decided to create a single set of covenants that consolidated all other versions. The consolidated covenants then had to be approved by at least three-quarters of the HOA members.

This process began over a year ago. Slowly, the required signatures were collected, and finally we can announce that this process is complete. The consolidated covenants, available here if you don’t have them, are now the only ones that apply to all phases of the neighborhood. Please make sure you are looking at the right version in the future!