When is the Annual Meeting?
Always on the fourth Tuesday of each January. Next: Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 at 7:00 PM.
When is the Annual Assessment Due?
The Assessment of the Annual Maintenance Charge is $250.00 per lot and it is due on March 1st, 2026. It should be payable to Robeson Meadows Homeowners Association. Assessments will be delinquent if not paid by March 1st, 2026. A late fee of $1.88 will be applied each month beginning Read more…
How were the Covenants and By-Laws developed?
The Covenants and By-Laws of our RMHOA subdivision were created by the Developers in conjunction with the City. The Covenants and By-laws were developed to maintain the integrity and appearance of our subdivision, and to help keep us as “good” neighbors. Please follow our Covenants and Declarations so that we Read more…
Algae: What does the Board do to manage algae in our lakes?
Every year, the Robeson Meadows HOA hires a company that specializes in the aquatic management of lakes and ponds. They are a team of scientists, biologists and aquatic resource management professionals specializing in water quality testing and restoration, nutrient remediation, algae and aquatic weed control, etc. The lakes need to Read more…
Exterior Changes: What types of exterior changes require approval?
The Architecture Committee must approve all changes to your exterior, deck, landscape, fencing and paint color prior to work commencing. Please be mindful of your lot line restrictions and easements. This will avoid possible future problems and added expense. We now have a convenient Architectural Committee Review Form to request Read more…
Geese and Avian Flu: What are the latest recommendations from IDNR?
A nearby HOA is reporting that Avian Flu is killing off their resident geese; 12-15 geese and a few ducks were found dead. A resident contacted IDNR and a Wildlife Biologist with them tested samples and confirmed the deaths are due to Avian Influenza, which have been affecting wild bird Read more…
Geese: Has the board considered any actions to manage the goose population in our area?
After years of complaints from numerous residents, earlier in 2021 the Board decided to ask the FOG (Friends of Geese) organization to help our subdivision with the management of the excessive Canada geese population which has grown noticeably large in the last few years. FOG is a new volunteer non-profit Read more…
Landscaping: Do landscaping changes require approval?
Every landscape was originally approved by the Landscape Committee. Any changes (except for replacing an existing plant) must be approved by the Committee. We now have a convenient Architectural Committee Review Form to request formal review of your project. Residents can use this form to describe their project, request approval, Read more…