Heritage Green Paired Homes

MONTHLY ASSOCIATION DUES INCREASE

The Fiscal Year Budget has been completed. It has been decided the monthly association dues amount will increase to $350.00 per month. This increase will begin January 1, 2026. If you are currently on auto payment through this office, you will not have to do anything. If you have auto payment set up through your bank, you will have to make sure it has been raised to the $350.00 amount by January 1, 2026. If you pay by check, please make sure to increase your amount to $350.00 on January 1, 2026.

Thank you,

Matthew Fee

Property Manager

Hudson City Council Meeting Rezones Our Open Space

This is from our local representative: Lynn Wakefield, who also is a Heritage Greens Paired Home Owner.

Monday – June 16th – Hudson City Council (Rezoning at Heritage Greens Open Space by South Entrance) Four people spoke up against the rezoning from residential commercial to multi family residential. Most worried about parking, traffic and participating in the master HOA. At this stage of the process, it is rezoning only.Preliminary plans, potential traffic study will all have feedback opportunities and be evaluated by the planning commission.

Parking, according to the initial plan will not be on the street, as there are garages and a private road through the development. Entrances and exits must comply with access for public safety vehicles, and I understand the concerns of all residents regarding this issue.

I know that most residents want to see this area left open or have a couple of single family houses. However, I don’t think this will be possible with the cost of the land now owned by the bank from the previous builder. Something is going to go in that space, and in my opinion, a residential development is a more palliative option than a commercial development or apartment building. My hope is that the community will work with the builder so that we get the best outcome.

I have given Jeff from Devine Homes a contact for the master association, and if/when we get to that stage he was more than willing to have the development participate.

Finally, the Council voted unanimously to rezone from Commercial Property to Residential Property.

Regards,

Alexandra "Bunny" Brueggeman

Yard Lights Not Working

We've noticed that several of the yard lights in our community are not working. These are the responsibility of the homeowner. It may be as simple as a light bulb, a new sensor (which I needed to install in mine shortly after I moved in), or more extensive issues with wiring. One of our fellow residents is an electrician who has volunteered to help. If you are interested in contracting him to look at yours, his name is Keith Hines. You can leave a message for him on his phone at 612-328-3136. He can accept cash or check only.

Al Doerer - President

Heritage Greens Paired Homes