The Great Shutter Showdown: Approved, Then Denied
In Rosewood Park, a disagreement over two shutter colors has turned into a larger question: When a homeowner receives written approval, can they rely on it? According to two posts […]
Community Yard Sale – October 10th & 11th
It’s time to clean out those closets, garages, and storage spaces! Our Community Yard Sale is scheduled for Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th. Several neighbors have already shared […]
What Changed in Rosewood Park’s New Design Standards?
A 14-page update brings new rules, expanded Board oversight, and questions about how homeowners were informed The Rosewood Park Board has been busy making changes, including releasing new exterior paint […]
A new independent website has been created for Rosewood Park residents:
RosewoodParkNeighbors30157.com The main reason for creating it is simple: transparency, easier access to information, and a better place for neighbors to communicate. Right now, neighborhood information is scattered across several different […]
$960 a Year for Website Hosting — But Is Rosewood Park’s Website Being Kept Current?
Association records show website-hosting costs increased substantially, raising questions about what homeowners receive for the expense. A website can be one of the most useful communication tools available to a […]
When Can You Put Your Trash Can Out? Rosewood Park’s Rules Have Changed
A look at the newly published Design Standards — and a significant change to a rule that has existed for years Most homeowners probably don’t spend much time reading HOA […]