All homeowners in Kensington Grove are members of the Homeowners Association (HOA). This site contains helpful information for new and existing homeowners and provides a communication channel with the HOA Board Members.
Bulletin Notices
- Your Voice Matters!
Do you have ideas about improving our community? Are you concerned about how money is spent? Now is your chance to step up and make a difference.
Consider becoming a member of the Board of Directors!
This year we are short candidates for two open positions. As a board member, you will have a voice in important decisions that affect everyone in our community. From budgeting to maintenance issues, your input will be highly valued. Differences of opinion are welcomed. They promote good discussion and improve decisions.
The board meets once a month for about 2 hours. You may also need to respond to an occasional email.
Don’t miss an opportunity to contribute to the well-being of our community! Bring your ideas! If you are ready to take on a rewarding role and make a real difference, we want to hear from you.
Visit www.kensingtongrovehoa.org/apply for more detail.
APPLY TODAY!
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Your Help is Needed!
We are looking for people who are interested in helping to make our community a welcoming and desirable place to live. Serving on the Board is a great way to meet neighbors and work together toward common goals.
Recent Articles
- Election Results: Governing Documents and Rental Restrictions
The Kensington Grove HOA Board is pleased to announce the successful completion of the recent election concerning the governing documents and rental restrictions. This election spanned eight weeks and was made possible by the tireless efforts of our dedicated election volunteers, who canvassed the neighborhood multiple times to gather ballots from non-voters. A special thanks… Read more: Election Results: Governing Documents and Rental Restrictions - Board Meeting Recap: Monday, September 9, 2024The Homeowners Association Board of Directors convened on Monday evening to address several key topics affecting the community. Governing Documents Election Update The ongoing election to amend the governing documents and introduce a proposed rental restriction is progressing slowly, with only 38% of homeowners casting their votes thus far. To expedite the process, door-to-door canvassing… Read more: Board Meeting Recap: Monday, September 9, 2024
- Governing Documents Discussed at Town HallOn Monday, August 26, the HOA Board of Directors hosted a town hall meeting at the White River Branch of the Johnson County Library to address lot owners’ questions about the proposed governing documents and rental restrictions. The meeting, though informative, saw a modest turnout. After brief introductions by the Board members, Mr. Tom Murray,… Read more: Governing Documents Discussed at Town Hall
- Board Meeting Highlights, July 8 & August 5Unplanned Expenses The Board of Directors recently addressed several unplanned expenses. The Travis Road pond outflow has been repaired at a cost of $8,265 to prevent leakage that could have weakened the dam and potentially damage neighboring properties. Additionally, the stoplight project at Morgantown Road and Chancery Boulevard resulted in damaged irrigation lines due to… Read more: Board Meeting Highlights, July 8 & August 5
