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Quarterly assessments of $350 each are due January, April, July, and October.
All assessments and late fees due at the time of hangtag distribution must be paid in full (and deposits must be cleared by the bank) before the full allotment of three hangtags for 2023 will be issued to any homeowner. Homes in arrears by any amount on the date of issue will be mailed only one tag. Be sure to pay all prior assessments and late fees as well as the January assessment at least two weeks prior to hangtag distribution to ensure timely compliance with payment requirements.
Scheduled 2023 Board Meetings: VIRTUAL ONLY
2023 LRMHA Board meetings will be held on January 24, February 13, March 21, April 10, May 15, June 12, July 17, August 14, September, 13, October 23, December 18. The Annual Meeting of members will be held November 13.
NOTE: LRMHA Board meetings are normally open to observation by members of the association (except for executive sessions) and held at 7 PM in the offices of Northern Virginia Management per the published schedule. HOWEVER, due to COVID-19, all Board meetings will be held virtually until further notice. Residents who wish to observe or speak at a Board meeting should contact Northern Virginia Management for information on how to call in to a virtual meeting.
Contact Northern Virginia Management regarding observing meetings conducted by phone.
Scheduled ARB Meetings:
As required - all at 7:30pm. None currently scheduled. The ARB is conducting all reviews of requests over email at this time.
No individual homeowner requests pending.
All assessments and late fees due at the time of hangtag distribution must be paid in full (and deposits must be cleared by the bank) before the full allotment of three hangtags for 2023 will be issued to any homeowner. Homes in arrears by any amount on the date of issue will be mailed only one tag. Be sure to pay all prior assessments and late fees as well as the January assessment at least two weeks prior to hangtag distribution to ensure timely compliance with payment requirements.
Scheduled 2023 Board Meetings: VIRTUAL ONLY
2023 LRMHA Board meetings will be held on January 24, February 13, March 21, April 10, May 15, June 12, July 17, August 14, September, 13, October 23, December 18. The Annual Meeting of members will be held November 13.
NOTE: LRMHA Board meetings are normally open to observation by members of the association (except for executive sessions) and held at 7 PM in the offices of Northern Virginia Management per the published schedule. HOWEVER, due to COVID-19, all Board meetings will be held virtually until further notice. Residents who wish to observe or speak at a Board meeting should contact Northern Virginia Management for information on how to call in to a virtual meeting.
Contact Northern Virginia Management regarding observing meetings conducted by phone.
Scheduled ARB Meetings:
As required - all at 7:30pm. None currently scheduled. The ARB is conducting all reviews of requests over email at this time.
No individual homeowner requests pending.
2022 Annual Meeting and Election of Officers
The Annual Meeting was held virtually on November 9, 2022 at 7 PM.
The Annual Meeting was held virtually on November 9, 2022 at 7 PM.
- Pamela Broberg was reelected to the Board. Ted Gebreyes resigned due to conflicting requirements. Jessica Miller was elected to replace Ted on the Board.
- Budget for 2023 includes slightly less than a 3% increase.
Assessment Packets have been mailed (December 2022)
2023 assessments are $350 per quarter. The Board is empowered by the Little River Mews Declaration of Covenants to raise dues automatically by the Consumer Price Index in effect at the end of the previous year. The CPI percentage became available in October and due to significant increases in county fees for trash disposal, anticipated increases in trash contract costs, and increases in landscaping services we must increase assessments but will do so by less than the published CPI. CPI adjustments allow the community budget to keep pace with price increases due to inflation, contribute prudent amounts to Reserves for capital replacement projects, and pay for emergency grounds maintenance and improvements that maintain the value of neighborhood properties.
2023 assessments are $350 per quarter. The Board is empowered by the Little River Mews Declaration of Covenants to raise dues automatically by the Consumer Price Index in effect at the end of the previous year. The CPI percentage became available in October and due to significant increases in county fees for trash disposal, anticipated increases in trash contract costs, and increases in landscaping services we must increase assessments but will do so by less than the published CPI. CPI adjustments allow the community budget to keep pace with price increases due to inflation, contribute prudent amounts to Reserves for capital replacement projects, and pay for emergency grounds maintenance and improvements that maintain the value of neighborhood properties.
Annual Hangtags
Hangtags will be distributed in late February and the new ones must be displayed by March 15 each year. Your account must be paid in full (checks must clear the bank) before annual hangtags will be issued for your use. Residents who have not paid all assessments in full, or who are in continued violation of LRMHA Declarations, Covenants, Architectural Guidelines, or Parking Regulations following notification and a hearing, will be issued only a single hangtag and denied use of all parking except their single assigned space for themselves and their guests until such time as all assessments have been successfully paid and conformance with notified LRMHA restrictions has been verified. Residents in arrears may not borrow a hangtag from a neighbor at any time.
Hangtags will be distributed in late February and the new ones must be displayed by March 15 each year. Your account must be paid in full (checks must clear the bank) before annual hangtags will be issued for your use. Residents who have not paid all assessments in full, or who are in continued violation of LRMHA Declarations, Covenants, Architectural Guidelines, or Parking Regulations following notification and a hearing, will be issued only a single hangtag and denied use of all parking except their single assigned space for themselves and their guests until such time as all assessments have been successfully paid and conformance with notified LRMHA restrictions has been verified. Residents in arrears may not borrow a hangtag from a neighbor at any time.