Wynstone Subdivision Homeowners Association, Inc
Wynstone Subdivision Homeowners’ Association, Inc.
. Still not controlled through the HOA. The poll did not favor interest in paying for this service in the future.
***We are aware there are 2 different Facebook groups claiming to be associated with the Wynstone neighborhood. Please note, the Facebook group titled "Wynstone Subdivision", is NOT recommended by the HOA. Owners of this group do not represent the neighborhood HOA.
Please join "Wynstone Neighborhood Chat with HOA" Facebook group to stay connected on neighborhood happenings. ***
Access to neighborhood financials can be found under the Pages and Links tab, but will require you to be logged in as a homeowner as these are set to private for members of the page only.
Be sure to access The Twenty Seven Group AppFolio to submit for land improvements, prior to beginning work. The website can be locate HERE
News and Announcements
December, 2022: The neighborhood does not currently pay for snow plow removal. We do not have the budget to afford this, currently. We plan to review options in 2023.
July 25, 2022 - Multiple vehicles have been broken in to over the evening hours over the past few weeks. When this takes place, it is commonly unlocked vehicles only. Please ensure t o secure your vehicle to deter from this type of action.
4/18/2022: Mark your calendars for a couple important fun events coming up.
May 12th 6:30 pm : Annual Neighborhood Meeting at the park
May 26th 3-3:45pm: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!! Koana Ice at the Park entrance on Wynstone
The annual neighborhood meeting will be held Thursday May 12, 6:30 at the park.
During this meeting, we will discuss the following topics:
- Approve last years meeting minutes
- Financial Review
- Modification request process through the portal
- Annual Picnic will need help from neighbors to make it happen. More to come at the meeting
- Open discussion on ammending the current bylaws to create a single HOA (we are currently split in to twoseperate sections with somevarying differences in thebylaws)
- Vote on Board of Directors and assign roles.
- All homeowners are eligible to be recommended as a Board member. Reach out to The Twenty SevenGroup for more information
Grab your neighbors and come and give us the opportunity to meet in person again. We look forward to seeing as many of you there as can make it!
1/29/2022: HOA Dues: $150 by 1/31. Access the online portal to pay here
01/17/2022: Don't forget HOA Dues are coming due
10/6/2021: Trick or Treat will follow the Orange Township schedule. It will be on Thursday October 28th (time has yet to be announced yet, but likely 6pm-8pm)
Effective October 8, 2021, the Wynstone Neighborhood Chat Facebook page will be managed by the HOA. We would like to ensure an open line of communication with our community, and Facebook allows us to help more efficiently. Please note, because the HOA is hosting this page now, all posts will be monitored and can be removed at anytime.
Any comments that violate community standards will be deleted. Please feel free to discuss with one another, but remeber everyone is entitled to their own opinion and the right thing to do if you have a different opinion, is to keep scrolling. Keep it neighborly
Property Management Company: (Updated 10/6/2021)
The Twenty Seven Group
6059 Frantz Rd; Suite 202
Dublin, OH 43017
614-957-0027 (new as of 10/1/2021)
www.the27grp.com (click "Pay Dues" to pay online- free using a checking account!)
Erin Logsdon Erin@the27grp.com
Lisa Williams Lisa@the27grp.com (updated 3/2022)
ATTN: HOMEOWNERS, REALTORS, LENDERS, TITLE COMPANIES: Please visit www.homewisedocs.com to order the required documents needed prior to and during closing.
Board of Trustees
All Board Members can be reached by emailing: Wynstone43035@gmail.com
President - Matt Woessner
Vice President - Perry Kraft
Director - Amy Williamson
Treasurer - Jason Finneran
Secretary - Jessica Hernandez
Director - Kelley Knight
Volunteer: Lauren Lange
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.
Liaison-1 Precinct- Officer Lawrence Geis # 1570 614-645-1401
Declarations and Bylaws
The Declarations and Bylaws can be found on the pages and links section of this website.
Safe Streets Program
Below is contact information provided to your community by Officer Larry Geis, regarding the North Side “Safe Streets” program. Under this program, Columbus Police uses uniformed bike patrol officers in the warmer months to increase casual contact between policy and the community.
Sergeant Jason Arent
614-645-3660
northsidesafestreets@columbuspolice.org
They will work on community complaints. Parking, noise complaints, possible drug houses or any criminal or suspicious activity. They are also interested in doing any community events that may be coming up.
I will be working with them on issues on 1 pct. They will be covering the entire zone riding bikes and in cruisers. At this time I believe that it will run the summer months into September perhaps longer. Feel free to send them requests but please keep me informed so we can work more cohesively in getting things done.
Thanks,
Officer Larry E. Geis #1570
1 Pct. Liaison Officer
614-645-7733
*** Planning a Project ***
Be sure to submit your request to the board for approval prior to starting to be sure you are in compliance with the community rules...see details on pages and links! Contact The Twenty Seven Group at Lisa@the27grp.com to request a Modification Request Form or with questions about the process.
*** FACEBOOK NOTICE ***
Effective October 8, 2021, the Wynstone Neighborhood Chat Facebook page will be managed by the HOA. We would like to ensure an open line of communication with our community, and Facebook allows us to help more efficiently. Please note, because the HOA is hosting this page now, all posts will be monitored and can be removed at anytime.
Any comments that violate community standards will be deleted. Please feel free to discuss with one another, but remeber everyone is entitled to their own opinion and the right thing to do if you have a different opinion, is to keep scrolling. Keep it neighborly
Neighborhood Resource Guide
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