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Thank you for visiting our neighborhood website. Our neighborhood has a country setting and is only a 10 minute drive to anywhere you would want to be. Our neighborhood has a clubhouse and a pool for residents to use, and we are expecting some new play equipment very shortly. Our current dues are $350 for the year.
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Stone Ridge Farms HOA
Board Meeting – Minutes
January 17, 2012
Present: Chris Sanders, Jeff Redding, Billy Lindenborn, Joe Harris, Jason Rohrer, Trip Ballard, Dale Day
Meeting called to order at 8:03pm
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Stone Ridge Farms HOA
Board Meeting – Minutes
December 20, 2011
Present: Chris Sanders, Casey Nester, Trip Ballard, Phyllis McComb, Dale Day, Jeff Redding
Meeting began at 8pm
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Recently there have been several incidents of vandalism. A trailer was stolen and several homes broken into. Please make sure to keep an eye out for suspicious behavior, as well as lock up your house and cars.
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A Few HOA Regulations to Remember - Temporary Structures - No trailer, tent or shack shall be erected, placed or permitted, nor shall any structure of a temporary character be used at anytime as a residence without the prior written consent.
- Vehicle Parking and Storage. No trucks, campers, recreational vehicles, motor homes or large commercial vehicles, nor any vehicle in the process of being repaired or otherwise presently inoperable, shall be stored or parked within the subject lands. No overnight parking of any vehicle on the street or Lot, other than in a concrete driveway.
- View From Street or Lot - All clotheslines, garbage cans, equipment, coolers, or storage piles shall be located as not to be visible from any other Lot within the Project.
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If your card is lost or is not working, contact Natalie Smith by phone at (405) 348-1436 or by email at
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(fee is $10.00)
**PLEASE REPORT ANY INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR TO THE POOL DIRECTOR IMMEDIATELY. PLEASE TRY AND NOTE EXACT TIME OF GATE ENTRY FOR OFFENDING PARTY.**
The HOA board is responsible for protecting the HOA's resources and maintains collective discretion over pool house privilege allowance and restriction. Anyone determined to be vandalizing HOA property may have their household's pool house access restricted and will be subject to governing laws and civil remedies.
Pool Hours:
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- Sunday 6 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- Monday 2 p.m. – 9 p.m.
- Tuesday 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
- Wednesday 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
- Thursday 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
- Friday 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
- Saturday 6 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Things to remember
- Do not let anyone who does not have their pool card into the pool area. The pool is for residents only! The bottoms of the pool and wading pool are quite rough and can cut your feet. Consider wearing aqua socks or water shoes.
- If your pool card is not working, please contact Natalie Smith at 348-1436. The error could be due to late home owner’s association dues. Pool cards will not be turned on until the remaining negative balance is paid.
- Do not allow anyone to follow you in the gate at the pool. We need to be able to keep track of who enters so those who aren't residents or not current on dues do not get access.
- Remember to clean up after yourself and your children when visiting the pool. We have found things such as; towels, bottles, empty drink cups, socks, and toys and band-aids. This is a community area that needs to be kept clean. Thanks for your support!
- Please be respectful regarding the number of guests you bring to the pool in consideration of all home owners in the neighborhood.
- The baby pool is for children 0-6 years old. All older children need to use the bigger pool.
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- Thanks to all our past and present board members for all their help and dedication to making Stone Ridge Farms a great place to live!
- Find us on Facebook for details on upcoming events and meetings.
- No discount is given for early payment of 2010 dues to cover expenses for the upcoming year.
- Remember not to park in the pool parking lot unless you are using the pool, and no overnight parking. The HOA will attempt to contact the owner of the vehicle. If no action is taken by the owner the car will be towed at the owner’s expense.
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June 21 - June board meeting
June 25 - Movie night – 8 p.m.
July 4 - 4th of July parade – 10 a.m.
July 19 - July board meeting
July 23 - Movie night – 8 p.m.
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 Papa John's at 722-1800 is now offering pizza delivery to StoneRidge Farms.
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- Slow down when driving through the neighborhood, and watch for kids playing.
- Do not park on the street overnight.
- Keep the front and sides of your house clear from clutter!
- Clean up after your dogs.
- Make sure you don't block the sidewalk with your vehicle, lawn equipment, or bikes.
- Come to a homeowners association meeting. (3rd Tuesday of each month @ 7:00 p.m. at the cabana)
- Neighborhood watch. If you see something suspicious, say something! We have had some break-ins (don't leave your garage door opener in your car outside) and some bikes stolen out of yards.
- Pick up trash, off the street, out of your yard, out of your neighbor's yard, anywhere!
- Follow the HOA regulations.
- Meet your neighbors!
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On the first Monday of each month, residents can set their bulk waste or big junk at the curb no earlier than three days before the scheduled pickup day. Collection crews will take four cubic yards of waste about the size of two refrigerators. Bulk waste includes household appliances, furniture, mattresses, carpet, large cardboard boxes, tree limbs and fencing. No bagged items, please. Place bulk waste at least five feet from mailboxes and 10 feet from overhead obstacles. To report bulk waste problems call the Action Center at 297-2535 provide the address where the problem is occurring. An additional charge will be applied to your utility bill for additional waste.
For more information www.okc.gov or call 297-2833
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Big Blue is the name given to your solid waste or trash collection cart. Crews begin collecting trash at 6 a.m. Big Blue can be set out for pickup no earlier than the evening before collection day. Only Big Blue trashcans will be emptied. Two Big Blue trashcans are free, but you can request additional cans for a small charge to your utility bill. Also, be sure to place Big Blue on the curb, not in the street, at least five feet away from mailboxes and other obstructions. When storing Big Blue, keep it behind your property line and out of sight.To report improper refuse containment or improper placing of Big Blue or recycle bins, call the Action Center 297-2535. Please provide the address of the violation and a description of the violation (i.e. put trash cans out early, leaves Big Blue at curb all week, etc.).
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Charge for the cabana is $20. There will be a $50 cleaning deposit collected to ensure that patrons leave the cabana cleaner that they found it. If you have a party or function you would like to have at the Cabana house you will need to register on the site and login. Once logged in click on the Calendar link at the top of the page. If you are logged in you will see the "Add Event" Button at the top of the calendar. 
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To report a neighborhood violation, contact Natalie Smith by phone at (405) 348-1436 or by email at
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Neighborhood Service Corporation
1322 Fretz Drive Edmond, OK 73003
Phone (405) 348-1436
Fax (405) 330-9109
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If you haven't already done so please take a minute to UPDATE YOUR PROIFLE so we can improve our communication within the neighborhood. To update login and click on "Your Profile", a page will display showing your personal profile. In the top left corner of your profile page you will see "Edit" hover over that and select "Update Your Profile". The information provided is only available to registered Stone Ridge Farms members.
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Continued vandalism and reports of suspicious activity have been made to the board. If you notice any unusual behavior, please call law enforcement or other sources of help. Be mindful that officers living in the neighborhood are normally considered "off-duty" when at home, so please make sure to call for help as they may not be able to properly serve you.