Welcome to The Forest at Parkway, Cary NC
News/reminders from the Board:
1) Fences must be pre-approved by the Board. They must be of wood. No vinyl fences.
2) Brick veneer must match existing brick in the neighborhood. No painting brick.
3) Siding: color and material changes must be approved by the Architectural Committee.
See the Architectural Guidelines for details and additional rules.
For newcomers… Welcome to The Forest neighborhood!
As a resident of The Forest, you are a member of two homeowners associations:
> The Forest Homeowners Association (this site).
> Parkway Community Association
The two associations have separate responsibilities; separate Boards, annual fees, and annual meetings. Both associations will mail out invoices for annual dues at the end of the year.
1) Fences must be pre-approved by the Board. They must be of wood. No vinyl fences.
2) Brick veneer must match existing brick in the neighborhood. No painting brick.
3) Siding: color and material changes must be approved by the Architectural Committee.
See the Architectural Guidelines for details and additional rules.
For newcomers… Welcome to The Forest neighborhood!
As a resident of The Forest, you are a member of two homeowners associations:
> The Forest Homeowners Association (this site).
> Parkway Community Association
The two associations have separate responsibilities; separate Boards, annual fees, and annual meetings. Both associations will mail out invoices for annual dues at the end of the year.
The Forest HOA includes 72 properties: three on W. Marilyn and 69 along Trailing Oak. This HOA is self-managed. There is a 7 member Board of Directors. These volunteer directors are tasked with collecting dues, maintaining some buffer and signage areas, and enforcing the covenants (such as reviewing homeowner's requests for exterior changes). See the other pages on this site for details, forms, and contact information for the volunteers serving as HOA directors and committee members.
The Parkway Community Association (PCA) is managed by Omega Association Management. PCA is responsible for maintaining the medians, rights-of-way, the community playground and many common areas along Cary Parkway between the Food Lion and Arlington Ridge (towards High House Road). PCA is not involved in the management of the properties in The Forest.
The Town of Cary website is also a good resource for information on the town’s general policies and restrictive laws, trash and leaf collection, etc.
The Parkway Community Association (PCA) is managed by Omega Association Management. PCA is responsible for maintaining the medians, rights-of-way, the community playground and many common areas along Cary Parkway between the Food Lion and Arlington Ridge (towards High House Road). PCA is not involved in the management of the properties in The Forest.
The Town of Cary website is also a good resource for information on the town’s general policies and restrictive laws, trash and leaf collection, etc.
