Welcome to the Greenwood Homeowners Association!
Greenwood Community is located in Queen Anne's County, Grasonville, MD
Announcements
Delinquent Account Notices
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
HOA bills will go out on the 1st of the quarterly months (January, April, July, October) and are due within 30 days. Any late payments will have a flat $50 late fee plus the original 18% late fee per quarter assessed to their accounts.
Homeowners who are not current on their HOA dues and have not made an attempt to contact the board as to why they have chosen not to pay will, not only have to bring their account into good standing, but will also have to incur interest and late fee quarterly. Being up to date on your dues entitles you to your trash pickup, boat lot and playground/pavilion use.
The board would like to encourage you to pay the entire year up front to avoid any late fees for the coming year. The total amount for the entire year is $694.56 including trash, or pay $173.64 quarterly.
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
As a reminder, Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts are not allowed to be driven in any of the common areas of the community. A message is posted in the community playground. Additionally, the county does not allow these items to be driven on the roads either.
The Sheriff's Department will hand out a fine of no less than $1,000 for riding on the county roads.
If you would like to use these vehicles, please contact the county Department of Parks and Recreation at 410-758-0835 and ask for a list of approved locations of where your item may be driven here in Queen Anne's County. Any person using such a vehicle in any of the park or boat lot areas will be responsible for the damages they have caused and will be billed on their next HOA invoice!
Speeding in the Community
Dirt Bikes / ATV's / Go Karts / Golf Carts
Speeding in the Community
Please be aware of your speed when entering and exiting the community. Both during the mornings and early evenings when the kids are playing outside, it is imperative to slow down to the speed limit or less for their safety. The HOA, along with the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Department, will be actively enforcing the speed limits through the use of random patrols and speed traps in the community.