No need for insinuations

This is in response to the person who stated that the age of the fence had been misrepresented. If you looked at the date of the original post you would have noticed that the person was correct in stating that the fence had only been up 2 years. As a homeowner who has lived here 6 years and observed the installation of the fences. The fence along Redland Road was put up in intervals lasting over 2 years itself. The fence along Corporate Woods was completed in phases also, with the most current construction being done in 2001.
The way to move this community forward is not to call each other names or to state that their ideas hold no weight. We are all paying members of this association. Therefore, we all have a right to speak our opinion.
As for the fencing needs, all neighborhoods have done it differently with about the same asthetics. I feel if we as a community had maintained our fence from the beginning it would look better. As an association we would not have let a homeowner get away with it why would we let our HOA not maintain our current assests.

Fences do need to be replaced

The fences DO look like crap and are an eyesore to the entire community. something needs to be done.

neighbors do your part

Hey - if your fence is falling down spend a day and get it fixed!! That would be a big help. Be a responsible homeowner and do what is right.

Fence looks great

I think the fence along Redland Road, after the cleaning and sealing, looks great -- almost like a new fence. And I believe the fence along Corporate Woods looks comparable to other fences throughout the neighborhood.

But homeowners can help to keep the fence looking good by not placing large rocks or other materials near the fence (which can cause the fence to lean or loosen the boards). And if a fence board is loose, be responsible -- volunteer a little time --and fix it.