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Wynstone Subdivision Homeowners’ Association, Inc.

 

Property Management Company: 

The Twenty Seven Group   

Address: 6059 Frantz Rd; Suite 202 

Dublin, OH 43017

Phone: 614-957-0027

Website: www.the27grp.com

Contacts:

Erin Logsdon Erin@the27grp.com

Lisa Williams Lisa@the27grp.com


Board of Trustees 

All Board Members can be reached by emailing:  Wynstone43035@gmail.com  

 

President – Jessica Hernandez 

Vice President – Amy Williamson 

Director – Travis Huffman

 If you are interested in becoming a volunteer trustee for your community, please email Lisa@the27grp.com for more information about what it means to be on the Board of Directors.


 Appfolio

  • Pay HOA dues.
  • Submit land or home improvements.
  • Access to documents & bylaws

Social Media

Facebook Page: Wynstone Neighborhood Chat with HOA

Please feel free to discuss with one another. Any comments that violate community standards will be deleted. 


 Recent News & Announcements:

  • Bylaws Merger:Letters and Ballots were sent in June 2023. Please send in your votes.
    • By voting yes this will make our Wynstone community under 1 set of bylaws to manage. Currently there are 3 different set of bylaw rules, all with varying degree.
    • We need 75% of the neighborhood to vote on the merger to move further.
    • How will the merger help the community:
      • Streamline all bylaws
      • Update existing bylaws
      • Allow solar panels
      • Update short term rental terms (Airbnb, vrbo etc)
      • Sex offender restrictions
      • Use digital communication to the community.

Our current bylaws are outdated and confusing. They need a refresh but we have to pass the merger as phase 1 of 2 in this process.


 Declarations and Bylaws

 The Declarations and Bylaws can be found on the pages and links section of this website.

 


 

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