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HAMPDEN HEIGHTS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
HAMPDEN HEIGHTS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
Hampden Heights Homeowners Association is a nonprofit non-stock corporation, established and incorporated in 1992 to perform the functions of a residential homeowners’ association for “Hampden Heights” and to administer the Declaration of Covenants and Easements for Hampden Heights as recorded in Cumberland County Miscellaneous Book 265, Page 599, as supplemented and amended.
The association represents homeowners living on the 208 properties in Hampden Heights, a residential development in Hampden Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. The first home in this development was built in 1978, with most homes being built between 1982 and 1998, and the last five homes built between 2003-2006. It includes Dry Powder Circle, Musket Lane, Gunstock Lane, North/ South/ East/ West Powderhorn Roads, and 6 homes on Creekview Road.
The establishment of this association was provided for in the Declaration of Covenants and Easements, executed in June 1981. After one earlier unsuccessful attempt in 1988, the association became active in 1992, when it began collecting dues. It took several years for the HHHA to establish a comprehensive, up-to-date list of homeowners.
It is the Association's job ensure compliance with state and municipal laws, the Hampden Heights Declaration of Covenants & Easements, and the Hampden Heights Bylaws.
What Does HHHA do?
What Does HHHA do?
Maintain the Common Area (a strip of land between Lambs Gap Road and the creek, behind Dry Powder Circle; mowing and insurance coverage.
Maintain the 3 entrance ways islands; signs, landscaper & insurance coverage.
Carry insurance for the Board of Directors.
Hold an Annual Association meeting in November of each year to present a proposed budget to homeowners.
Mail Dues Notices to all homeowners and collect Annual Dues each March.
Maintain an accurate listing of homeowners, an alphabetical and geographical directory.
Prepare Resale Certificates (including an exterior property inspection) in compliance with PA Statutes for homeowners who are selling their homes.
Prepare newsletters/ emails/ website with information regarding our neighborhood.
Coordinate neighborhood yard sale opportunities.
Annual Dues
Annual Dues
The 2024 annual dues are currently $45. HHHA makes every attempt to keep the dues reasonable. Dues primarily pay for the maintenance of the common area and 3 entrance way islands, and insurance.
Homeowners are made aware of the proposed budget every year via USPS, and have an opportunity to attend the Annual Meeting in November to register their input.
Board of Directors
Board of Directors
HHHA’s Board of Directors currently consists of 9 residents elected to 3-year terms. The Board all live in the neighborhood and pay dues. Members of the Board of Directors are volunteers, with provisions for the secretary and treasurer to be paid a stipend for their time.
Chair - Jason Roberts
Vice Chair - Gayle Carver
Treasurer - Dustin Dingman
Secretary - Justin Shaffer
Hospitality – Kathy Heisler
Communications - Dina Barbush
Township Liaison - Melissa Melewsky
Procurement - Amanda Lavis
Web Master - Pam Hinkle
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