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North Willow Farm Government

If you are a North Willow Farms homeowner, you are eligible for election to the North Willow Board. It's service to consider!

North Willow Board members are elected to 3-year terms. Ballots are distributed to homeowners in December. Terms start each January.

Day to day financial matters, vendor relations, and maintenance and covenant enforcement projects are handled by the community's professional management company, Sentry Management. Individual board members oversee areas such as grounds, social events, zoning, security, etc. Committees may be formed for large or ongoing projects.

In governing, the Board follows the guidelines laid out in the North Willow Covenant, Rules and Regulations, and the Guidelines on Fences.

Problems? Questions? Suggestions? Come to Board meetings, volunteer with projects or on Committees, or run for the Board! The best way to make a difference in your community is to get involved!

BOARD TERMS

Dave Gillaspy            2008-2010
Sherry McCabe         2008-2010        
Angela Clayton          2008-2010
Alan Schwartz            2008-2010
 
Ed Rohan                   2009-2011
Bill Harvey                  2009-2011
Sandi Schwarz          2009-2011
Alonzo Weems          2009-2011
 
Keyla Jones                 2010-2012
Mona Duncan              2010-2012
Elliott Schankerman    2010-2012
Don Klinger                  2010-2012

Board Meeting Schedule
Board meetings are the third Monday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Clubhouse.
The annual Homeowner's Meeting is held the fourth Sunday in January, followed by the January Board meeting.

Contacting Board members

2010
Jan. 24 (Sun.) July 19
February 21 August 16
March 15 September 20
April 19 October 18
May 17 November 15
June 21 December 20
    Officers
Dave Gillaspy, President
Directors

Angela Clayton, Social
Mona Duncan, Pool
Don Klinger, Treasurer
Keyla Jones, Communications
Bill Harvey, Security
Sherry McCabe, Youth Services
Ed Rohan, Grounds
Elliott Schankerman, Clubhouse
Sandy Schwarz, Secretary
Alan Schwartz, Recreation
Alonzo Weems, Zoning/Covenants

Dues
Dues are set annually by the North Willow board as part of the budgeting process, usually in the fall. Payment information is sent to each homeowner in December. Payments may be made using the payment coupons provided by our management company or online. For more details, go to the Payment Center on the Sentry Management site.

Board Roles
Clubhouse: Cleaning of Clubhouse. Maintenance and use of Clubhouse, clubhouse grounds, parking lot and dumpster. Oversee Clubhouse rental policy. clubhouse@northwillowfarms.org

Communications: Newsletter, resident directory, and website.  See newsletter and ad policiesnewsletter@northwillowfarms.org 

Streets:  All streets are public. Maintenance is the responsibility of the city of Indianapolis.
Pothole Reporting
Grounds:  Landscaping of entrances, bump-outs, common areas, and clubhouse grounds. This includes cutting grass, lawn treatment, weed control, and removing dead trees and large limbs. Residents are asked to remove smaller branches and debris from their own common areas.  May conduct large-scale common area clean-ups periodically with the help of residents living on each court.

Maintenance of entrance walls and entrance lighting.

Maintenance of recreational paths; however, residents should trim any trees or bushes on their property that block paths.  

Snow removal
in winter. 

Other groundskeeping needs as they arise, within reason. grounds@northwillowfarms.org.

Branches over streets and sidewalk:  The Dept. of Public Works trims trees or brush that are interfering with the safe passage of vehicles, such as when stop signs, traffic signals, or intersections are blocked from clear view. Contact the Mayor's Action Ctr. if this is the case: online or 327-4622. 

Contact the MAC for trees in the road downed by storm:  online or 327-4622.  IndyParks Emergency Tree Response

Leaf pick-up and tree removal on private lots
Tree and leaf removal on lots is the responsibility of the homeowner.  See Leaf pick-up and disposal.   

The City will remove dead or dying trees between sidewalk and street or near the street as this is the City's 
right of way:  Contact the Forestry Dept. of IndyParks.  Homeowners who wish to remove a healthy tree in the right of way must obtain a permit

Residents, please do not dump branches or leaves on common areas or into street!  Dumping yard debris or other trash is illegal and is punishable by law.  See Illegal Dumping

Report tall grass and weeds to the MAC:  327-4622. Weed Enforcement is handled by either the DPW or Marion County Health Dept Health & Hospital Corporation.


Pool: Maintenance and use of pool, pool house and pool furniture; oversee pool staff; work with Swim Team parents. pool@northwillowfarms.org

Recreation: Maintenance and use of tennis courts, basketball goals, playground equipment and play area: recreation@northwillowfarms.org


Security: Oversee North Willow security company and Neighborhood Watch program.  Board member does not become involved in individual security incidences.   security@northwillowfarms.org   See Security page
Eagle/Trident, the North Willow security company, will conduct home checks when residents are out of town for a fee of $30 a week. Call Eagle/Trident at 573-6799.

Social: Organize Fourth of July parade, Halloween party, and other community events. Publicize North Willow events such as garage sales: social@northwillowfarms.org.  Not responsible for Clubhouse rentals.

Youth Services:  Develop community service opportunities for North Willow youth:  youthservices@northwillowfarms.org 

Zoning: Reveiw requests for exterior home improvements or additions, including fences. zoning@northwillowfarms.org

See the Covenant, Rules and Regulations, and Guidelines on Fences for more information on these topics.

Communications:  Responsible for the monthly North Willow News newsletter, the Resident Directory, and website administration

Management
North Willow Farms is managed by Sentry Management, 251-9393. Email our manager at manager@northwillowfarms.org.   Sentry is located at 8425 Keystone Crossing, Suite 108. From NWF, go east on 86th and turn right (south) at Keystone Crossing. 8425 is tucked behind Salin Bank.

For information on your account, call our District Administrator, 251-9393, x210, or call Sentry's Florida headquarters, 800-932-6636.

Marathon Pipeline Easement
Easement for a gas pipeline runs through the neighborhood on the line illustrated below. Marathon is responsible for maintenance, which occassionally requires clearing of growth in the easement. North Willow Farms, however, has worked with Marathon to ensure they mitigate the impact of the easement.

Data Viewer

With the IndyGov General Data Viewer, you can see numbered parcels and other fine detail of North Willow Farms or anyplace within the map's viewing area. Copy and paste this URL into a new window*: http://imaps.indygov.org/prod/GeneralViewer
  • On the IndyGov map, place your cursor on the approximate location of NWF and click once. The map will zoom in.
    • The features visible at that distance will be checked off in the Layers listing on the left.
  • Continue to place and click to zoom in further.
    • As you zoom in enough to see particular features, the choices on the left will change.
  • When you have zoomed in enough, the feature 'Parcels' will be available (scroll down the Layers list to find Parcels). Select Parcels (or any other feature), and click on Refresh Map
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