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Lexington Farms Residential Community. A great place to call home in Indiana.
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| ~ Neighborhood News ~ |
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Responsible Pet Ownership
From the Hamilton County Animal Control website:
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Get your pet spayed or neutered.
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Make sure you vaccinate your animal against rabies Information about low-cost Spay-Neuter Clinic and low-cost vaccinations is available at: www.lowcostclinic.org or call (317) 706-0537.
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Identify your pets with tags or micro-chips.
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For Animal Control, part of the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, call (317) 776-4110, or email Tom Rogers at tom.rogers@hamiltoncounty.in.gov
Additionally, the Board would ask that you please not feed any ferel cats. With rare exception, animal issues are the responsibility of the individual homeowner(s)/Animal Control. Please avoid directing these issues to the association board and/or the property management company as you will be directed to contact Animal Control.
Recycling Program Approved
The Lexington Farms HOA board recently approved the recycling program for the entire neighborhood. Through negotiation with Republic Trash, the program will actually result in a cost reduction for the HOA. Recycling will become effective starting September 1st. Information will be distributed soon as to how to participate in the recycling program.
New Delinquency Policy
Effective January 21, 2010 there is a new policy in place regarding delinquent payment of HOA dues. Prior to the new policy, the collection of excessive late dues was handled by the HOA's attorney. Excessively late dues will now be turned over to a collecton agency. Click here for a copy of the new policy.
Friendly Reminder
Is your front yard post light operating? Remember, proper lighting not only enhances your property but also assist the community in maintaining a safe, secure environment. Many times all that is needed is a new light bulb. This link gives instructions on how to replace a defective photoelectric switch. A well-lighted neighborhood is a SAFER NEIGHBORHOOD! Thank you for your effort in helping keep Lexington Farms a safe and enjoyable community to live in.
For Your Information
It appears that LF is becoming overwhelmed with the population of geese so we have obtained a license from the US Fish and Wildlife Service that allows us to contract with a company that will remove or relocate nests and eggs that are on Lexington Farms Common Areas. If you know of any, please notify Lee Geupel!
The New US 31 Hamilton County Project
The project will upgrade to freeway standards US 31 from I-465, at the Marion-Hamilton county line, through Carmel, to 216th St. in Westfield. Construction is expected to begin in 2011. This project is part of the larger Major Moves initiative to upgrade the route to freeway standards from Indianapolis to South Bend. Click here for more details.
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| ~ Community Watch News ~ |
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Honors our very own Jan Terhune Neighborhood Watch Organizer. Read more
Neighborhood watch group leads to sexual assault arrest. Read more
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| ~ Upcoming Events ~ |
| Lexington Farms Annual Homeowners Meeting | | Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012 7:00pm at Monon Center East | |
| | Lexington Farms Neighborhood Garage Sale | | Saturday, June 9th, 2012 | |
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| ~ Survey ~ |
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| ~ Exterior Changes ~ |
~ We are asking for your cooperation ~
If you are making improvements to your home's exterior then please follow the instructions outlined in the architectural request form needed for approval of any exterior changes. The changes include but not limited to home structural additions, roofs, fences, patios, decks, major landscaping, replacing vinyl or wood siding and exterior painting. When in doubt, play it safe and contact our Property Manager. A land survey may be required. Click here to download the architectural request form.
The Process for Exterior Improvements
1) Resident completes and submits Request
2) Members review Request with Resident
3) Members sign-off on Request
4) Request is mailed to Property Manager
5) Property Manager mails Approval Letter
6) Now the Resident can start the work
Please plan accordingly and submit all the necessary documents or you may run the risk of delaying your project.
LF Common Courtesy Guidelines
Let us be great neighbors to one another!!! Please look over these guidelines - they will enhance the look of our subdivision and also greatly benefit all residents. Click here to review.
Lexington Farms Authorized Mailbox
Contact Mr. Joe Benjamin at Mail Box Solutions at 317-460-1010. The following are the current prices, as of April 5, 2012:
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Dark Khaki Mailbox $58.85
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4X4 Cedar Post $127.70
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Caulk & Paint Post Only $35.00
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Copper Weed Eater Guard $26.25
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Kirkpatrick Management Company
www.ekirkpatrick.com
Lee Geupel, Property Manager
5702 Kirkpatrick Way
Indianapolis, IN 46220-0630
Phone: 317-570-4358
Fax: 317-594-5717
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