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Foxhall
Farm HOA:
Basic Information
About Foxhall Farm:
“Foxhall Farm” is a community of single family, residential homes located in Catonsville, Maryland off of S. Rolling Road near Catonsville Community College. Development of the current community started in 1991 by the Trafalgar company
but also includes custom homes built by other contractors.
Catonsville is a non-incorporated entity which is part of the Baltimore
County government. Foxhall Farm HOA is a non-profit incorporated
entity registered in the State of Maryland.
Current
(2007/2008) Foxhall Farm
HOA Officers:
President:
John Cullen
Vice Pres. Tom Sullivan
Treasurer: Dave Schallich
Secretary:
Susan McNamee
Webpage/Newsletter: John Cullen
Foxhall Farm HOA Articles of Incorporation and Declaration of Covenants:
The following Adobe ".pdf" document provides a scanned copy of the original "Articles of Incorporation" and "Declaration of Covenants" for the Foxhall Farm HOA. (FYI - The original documents are filed with the Baltimore County Courthouse) To read the document, you must have an Adobe reader program on your PC (many PCs do). The document is approximately 5 megabytes in size. If you have a dial-up connection to the internet, be prepared for a lengthy download time. As an alternative to downloading, a copy may be requested from the HOA Secretary.
Foxhall Farm HOA By-Laws
The following Adobe ".pdf" document provides a scanned copy of the original "By-Laws" for the Foxhall Farm HOA. (FYI - The original documents are filed with the Baltimore County Courthouse) To read the document, you must have an Adobe reader program on your PC (many PCs do). The document is approximately 2 megabytes in size. If you have a dial-up connection to the internet, be prepared for a lengthy download time. As an alternative to downloading, a copy may be requested from the HOA Secretary.
Foxhall Farm HOA Annual Meeting Minutes:
Foxhall Farm HOA Architectural Guidelines:
Below is a link to the architectural guidelines for our community which were last updated in March/2004. If you have any questions, please direct them to the HOA board.
Foxhall Farm HOA Architectural Guidelines
Foxhall Farm HOA Exterior Alteration
Change Request:
Under the covenants of the
Foxhall Farm HOA, exterior alterations or changes are subject to the
approval of the HOA Architectural Committee and must comply with the
Foxhall Farm HOA Architectural Guidelines. Homeowners are
required to obtain approval of the Architectural Committee prior to
making exterior changes. To request approval, print out or
download the form below, complete it, and return it along with any
additional information to one of the Committee members. If
you have questions which the form doesn't answer, please contact the HOA President, John Nolan.
Foxhall Farm HOA Exterior Change Request Application
Reminder: You're legally responsible for clearing snow from your sidewalks!
Baltimore County regulations provide that homeowners clear the snow from the sidewalks in front of their house within 24 hours:
§ 18-3-107. REMOVAL OF SNOW AND ICE.
(a) Required. Within 24 hours after the fall of any snow, each person or public institution occupying or using a residential, commercial, or industrial building in any manner or for any purpose shall remove and clear away, or cause to be removed and cleared away, the snow from the foot pavements fronting the respective houses, stores, shops, stables, houses of worship, lots occupied by any buildings, unoccupied buildings, and unoccupied lots that run along streets in the county.
While clearing your driveway remains a personal decision, failing to make effort to clear the sidewalks in front of your property in a timely way could result you in being found responsible if someone walking on the un-cleared sidewalk falls and insures themselves. In this age of frequent litigation, it may be well worth the effort or expense to clear your sidewalks!
Foxhall Farm Flyer:
The “Foxhall Farm Flyer” was a newsletter published
periodically with items of interest to the homeowners in the Foxhall
Farm community in Catonsville, Maryland. New editions have
been lacking due the apparent lack of interest by HOA residents and the
editor. Attached below are links to online versions of editions
published in 2002 and 2003
2003 / June
Edition
2002 / December
Edition
2002 / April Edition
Last updated: February 4, 2006