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Stop and Smell the Roses

Located in the middle of a state protected nature preserve, the Reserve at Fair Hill prides itself with maintaining an environmentally friendly landscape for indigenous plants and to sustain wildlife native to the Olney area. We have made significant investments, since our founding, into street-lined trees, perennial and annual flowers, shrubbery, and turf. Partnering with the best arborists, horticulturalists, and maintenance technicians, the HOA is committed to responding to pest infestation, ailing plantation, dangers presented by hornets and wasps, clean-up response following Acts of God, and replacing erosion and other soil deficiencies. We also believe that hardscape is extremely important, and have made recent major improvements to the community's stone monuments and their lettering. We have installed park benches, pavers and flower beds at Ashbourne Circle, and sought innovative solutions for repainting and maintenance of the community's 5,000 linear-foot paddock fence.

"The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by compassionate actions of its members"
Coretta Scott King

Safe and Sound

Safety and security is a top priority at the Reserve at Fair Hill. Weekly inspections for new hazards ensure we identify, in real time, anything that may result in a serious casualty. Sidewalk and other walking surface tripping hazards are remediated immediately. The HOA made significant time commitments and monetary investments in speed calming infrastructure. We strictly enforce speed limits of 15 MPH on interior private streets and 25 MPH on county roads running through the community. Night time lighting to more energy-efficient LED technology is another important recent project completed. We regularly send out security alerts and encourage residents to be vigilant to report suspicoius activity, including loitering. Additional efforts for community education on resident safety also include social events to demonstrate on topics of self-defense and home fire prevention. The Reserve at Fair Hill has significant relationships with local law enforcement and fire response.

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Important Reminders
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MoCo Announcements
You may have noticed that this year we have had quite a few more turf weeds than usual.  Montgomery County passed a new law in late 2019, banning most synthetic pesticides.  After much research, the HOA has determined organic pesticides are unfortunately not as effective as synthetics and can cost upwards to 5 times the price.  We have requested Mainscapes, our primary landscape maintenance contractor, to decrease the interval between weekly mowing days from 7 to 10 days to 6 to 8 days (permitting no heavy rains during the interval).  This has helped to substantially improve the look of our turf against clover weeds, however may not be as effective when Crabb grass weeds start to emerge at the end of the growing season.  We wiill continue to update residents on continued innovation to maintain turf quality to the expectations and the standards of past years.  In the meantime, to learn more about the new county law, visit here:
 
https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/lawns/law/
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COVID-19 Information
Please, refer to the CDC's official COVID-19 resources site for guidance that is applicable with public health protections, which are likewise, adhered to within our community:
 
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated-guidance.html
Welcome to the brand new redesigned Reserve at Fair Hill Online!  We are excited to offer residents with a leading-edge digital presence that allows you to get the content you need, get it fast, and most importantly, on the go through your mobile device.  This site is feature and content rich, enabled with the strongest encryption and security features.  We have partnered with a free service called MoMo Board in order to provide you with a private message board service that allows you to reach all 132 of your fellow neighbors to share news about security, parties, lost pets or about which handymen are best to hire.  Our document library is more robust and user-friendly to download than ever.  A resources guide is posted so that you can get contact information on emergency services, public utilities and county government offices all in one place.  Use the bookmarks at the left for the "most frequently accessed items" in order to get to articles and links fast.  Also, contacting us is easier than ever.  Look for the envelop icon in the upper header or click the email hyperlink in the footer on any page of this site.  Thanks for touring your virtual neighborhood!