Hi Everyone!
At September’s Annual Meeting in 2014, I was overwhelmed when voted on by the community to be Park Glen Heights’ new President. My journey into Park Glen Heights began in January of 1994 – more than twenty years ago. Over these years, I’ve participated in the Board on and off, but never as president. It’s impossible to understand all that’s involved in running a great community, like Park Glen, until you are part of this process.
From contracts…to tree maintenance…to collection issues…to architectural requests…to snow, we are a busy community. When the clock strikes 7:00 pm at our monthly meeting, we are off and running. Take a look at our website minutes to see what was discussed at our previous meetings. (www.pghhoa.org) You’ll be surprised and thankful. It’s a fabulous opportunity to participate in your immediate environment.
Parking accessibility is always a topic of discussion. Did you know there are only enough parking spaces for every homeowner to have 2 cars? You might see empty spaces, but then there are those packed areas of lower Cliffhaven + Overlook Park. So, if you live an area where it’s tough to get a space, think about parking in a less packed section of the community. Consider it exercise!
Questions? Please contact me…pres@pghhoa.org.
Judy Meehan, President
Park Glen Heights Homeowners Association
At September’s Annual Meeting in 2014, I was overwhelmed when voted on by the community to be Park Glen Heights’ new President. My journey into Park Glen Heights began in January of 1994 – more than twenty years ago. Over these years, I’ve participated in the Board on and off, but never as president. It’s impossible to understand all that’s involved in running a great community, like Park Glen, until you are part of this process.
From contracts…to tree maintenance…to collection issues…to architectural requests…to snow, we are a busy community. When the clock strikes 7:00 pm at our monthly meeting, we are off and running. Take a look at our website minutes to see what was discussed at our previous meetings. (www.pghhoa.org) You’ll be surprised and thankful. It’s a fabulous opportunity to participate in your immediate environment.
Parking accessibility is always a topic of discussion. Did you know there are only enough parking spaces for every homeowner to have 2 cars? You might see empty spaces, but then there are those packed areas of lower Cliffhaven + Overlook Park. So, if you live an area where it’s tough to get a space, think about parking in a less packed section of the community. Consider it exercise!
Questions? Please contact me…pres@pghhoa.org.
Judy Meehan, President
Park Glen Heights Homeowners Association
PGH is a very welcoming community. However, it’s best not to be quite so inviting to critters. There are hungry raccoons, mice, rats, snakes, deer and foxes who live nearby and are loving our community. 
NOT ALLOWED!!! 
NOT ALLOWED!!! 
