Village Gate Homeowners Association

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Village Gate in Mount Airy, Maryland

Village Gate is a homeowners association located in Mount Airy, Maryland. The Village Gate development was constructed in 1990 and consists of one hundred forty-three (143) single family lots. The community is known for its lovely colonial-style houses and for its well-planned amenities (sidewalks, walking paths, playgrounds, preserved natural areas, tennis courts, mature trees, and well-manicured common areas). Like most well-planned communities, Village Gate is administered by a management firm, an elected board of directors, and an architectural committee.

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Documents & Pages: Add; Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions; Village Gate 2021 Adopted Budget; Village Gate 2021 Budget Footnotes; Village Gate 2020 Budget Footnotes

External Links: Add; Village Gate Facebook Page; Carroll County Web Site; Frederick County Web Site; Town of Mount Airy Web Site

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Taking Minutes Whose Job Is It And Why?: The responsibility to take minutes of meetings of the association or its board is typically that of the secretary. Specific responsibilities of directors serving on an association's board are most often stated ...
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