History of Park View Estates

Park View Estates Homeowner’s Association, Inc. was incorporated in 1976.  It was the vision of J.C. and Evelyn Rogers to transform their dairy farm into a planned community.  Streets were constructed to flow with the land and utilities were placed underground.  Mature trees were planted and two ponds were designed to complement the spacious Greenbelt areas.

An entryway was landscaped to provide an inviting welcome to the addition.  More than 230 lots were established following the terrain of the ponds and Green belt.  The structure of homes in the addition is comprised of coordinated brick, stone and wood.  Even the original colors of house paint were chosen to blend with the surroundings.  The swimming pool was constructed in 1977.

When one buys a home in Park View Estates, the homeowner automatically becomes an equal shareholder in the PVHA with all the privileges, responsibilities and restrictions established in the by-laws.

A Board of Directors is elected and rotates three members every year.  The board is comprised of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and five additional member positions.

It is the board’s responsibility to see that the by-laws, covenants and policies are enforced and business operations of the association are conducted in an honest, friendly and professional manner.

Open meetings are held each month and the annual meeting is held in May.  A meeting schedule is printed in the monthly which is emailed and/or placed onto Social Media Accounts.  Dues are assessed May 1st and are used to offset the expenses of insurance, upkeep of the Greenbelt, facilities, swimming pool, and other maintenance expenses as necessary.