Gentry Subdivision Home Owners Association

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The Gentry Subdivision HOA is a covenant-controlled community which includes 123 single family patio homes. It is organized as a non-profit corporation, governed by its articles of incorporation, by-laws, covenants and regulations.

Annual assessments cover maintenance of the common areas, which include a small park and cul-de-sac islands for More...

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running gentry sub board

Once again I am looking for information on how to run for the hoa board for our neiborhood. I am very interested in being in a position to offer and possibly make some new and exciting change's. So if... more
Started: January 7th 2008Replies: 1

Becoming a board member

I have decided to run for a position on the gentry board.And to do so i need infomation on how many members there are and each ones resposibilties.I also need to find out how you run for a position?... more
Started: January 5th 2008Replies: 0

Are Covenants Enforced Anymore?

Have noticed quite a few boats and trailers in the front of houses (yes, even on Chancellor near the low-rent district) and thought that it was against covenants to store things like that in front of... more
Started: March 3rd 2000Replies: 3

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