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Planning Spring Updates to Your Home?
As the weather starts to warm up, many homeowners may be thinking about outdoor projects, upgrades, or improvements around their property. Just a reminder that all exterior changes or additions must be approved by the Architectural Committee before any work begins. Please be sure to submit your request using the HOA Assist Architectural Request formContinue reading “Planning Spring Updates to Your Home?”
Past News
Important! HWA Infestation: Next Steps for Craneridge
There are seven confirmed Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) infestations in various areas in Craneridge. We believe that the infestation is widespread. However, several HWA experts (DEC, NY Hemlock Initiative, WNY PRISM) agree that it’s the “early days” for HWA attacking our Eastern Hemlock trees.
THIS IS SERIOUS!
Without treatment, all infected Hemlocks will die within the next several years. Eastern Hemlocks are the primary evergreen […]
Lifeguards for 2024 Summer Season wanted!
Lifeguards wanted for the Craneridge Pool!
Contact Marty Kemsley for more information:
nursie99@yahoo.com
716-364-7879
Search Re-opened for Executive Secretary Position
Seeking a part-time Executive Secretary to manage administrative and bookkeeping tasks for Craneridge Homeowners Association. If you have customer service, bookkeeping, and property management experience, we want to hear from you!
To see the Full Job Description CLICK HERE
To Apply CLICK HERE
Questions?craneridgeassociationinc@gmail.com
Next BOD Meeting – Monday April 1st @ 6:45 pm via ZOOM
Craneridge Association BOD Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 1, 2024 @ 6:45 pm
Via Zoom– This meeting will be held online via Zoom and is open to all community members. This meeting is password protected. To obtain the link and password for the online meeting, please log into the Craneridge Homeowners page: https://craneridge.org/homeowners-2/
Craneridge Association BOD Meeting Agenda:
Mission Statement: […]
A Call to Address the Dogs ‘Running at Large’ Issue in Craneridge
Dear Craneridge,
Ensuring the safety and well-being of our neighborhood is a top priority for us all. We’ve noticed a recurring issue with dogs on the loose, posing a risk to pedestrians and other pets. It’s imperative that any instance of dogs off-leash or behaving aggressively be reported immediately to the Concord Dog Control Officer.
While we understand that dogs can sometimes escape unintentionally, […]
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