Community Updates

Dedication of Hanover Woods from the developer is vastly approaching, and there are still a few final items that need to be address before dedication that if not completed will be our community's responsibilty. ( See list below)

The next possible date for the township to approve dedication would be at the April 5th Board of Supervisors meeting. However, we think this would be unlikely and the following meeting on May 3rd would be more probable. Keep an eye out for a Newsletter when we have a definite date, as we would like representation at the meeting should the developer not have completed any items we feel they are responsible for.

We are currently in talks with the Developer to see what they will agree to. Stay posted for confirmation.

We reviewed all items from landscaping, the basins, and land erosion to lifting every manhole cover and inspecting curbs, sidewalks and storm water grates.  We also discussed the future responsibilities of the HOA as they pertain to the maintenance of the private roads in our neighborhood.  At the behest of the Board, the township has agreed to maintain the sewer system.  The HOA will remain responsible for the road surface, curbing, and the stormwater system. 

As always, we urge you to reach out should you have any comments or concerns.

Please read this notice from the New Hanover Police Department: 

We would like to address some parking concerns that have come to light recently. There are numerous areas within the township that are designated as “no parking” areas, and are marked as such. The signs may say “No Parking” or may simply display a “P” with a line through the middle. In some areas, these signs may also display an additional sign underneath the “no parking” sign indicating “This Side,” which designates that parking is prohibited for that entire side of the street. In others, there may simply be a series of these signs. Please understand that the township has prohibited parking in these areas due to safety concerns. In some areas, this is because the street is not wide enough to allow two vehicles to pass in opposite directions at the same time or because there is a bend in the road that would limit the driver’s view if parking was permitted on that side. In others, it is because street parking may not allow fire trucks or other emergency vehicles to safely navigate the roadway or reach your home in the event of a fire or other emergency. We strictly enforce these parking laws not because we enjoy ruining your day, but because we care about the safety and wellbeing of our residents and visitors. Please be cognizant of the parking restrictions and realize that if you do choose to park in a “no parking” zone, there is a very good chance that you will be ticketed.  

Please be sure to visit our documents page and review our rules and regulations. Our change request form can be found there as well.  This form needs to be completed and submitted to the HOA board for approval for any updates to your property such as a fence, pool or shed. Once submitted the Board has 30 days to review.

You were recently sent a form to fill out regarding your contact information. If you have not sent the form back please do so. It is important that we have your e-mail address and contact information to send important updates regarding your community. You can either call the office @ 610-630-3700, e-mail dhartman@continentalrealty.com or send form back as soon as possible

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