Calvert's Glen HOA

2024 Online Dues Payment

Hello Calvert’s Glen HOA homeowners! Below is the link to pay your dues online.

We use the Zeffy service to process online payments. Zeffy is a zero-fee platform that nonprofits can use as a payment processor. Using Zeffy makes sure the HOA does not have any burdensome fees to process online payments.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/d0b0ab28-b117-4eb3-b7aa-6825a9ae3b95

Zeffy is a free service for nonprofits to use. The requested 15% donation helps keep them afloat - but it is not required. The 15% is a dropdown; if you click it and select “Other” then you can specify a $0 dollar donation.

Thanks very much!

Calvert’s Glen HOA Board

History of the Entrance Lot

Last September, longtime resident Connie Jenkins generously took time to write a history of the HOA’s front lot, which also touches on many other parts of our HOA’s history. The history is available here on Google Docs.

Here is the introductory paragraph:

“Calvert’s Glen was developed and built by a man named Calvert. I was informed by the sales manager of the community (a Robert Brace) when we purchased our home at 249 Markwood Drive in 1986, that Mr. Calvert had purchased this land following the bankruptcy of the developer of ENVIRONS. Environs was so named as all this area was named Environs before any development took place in what later became three (3) communities instead of just one. This area includes Calvert’s Glen, Environs, and Glen Heather. Environs is a section of homes sandwiched between Glen Heather and Calvert’s Glen, and because Environs was not completed by the original builder, no HOA was ever established for these homes. This is also why Calvert’s Glen consists only of 84 homes.”

Safety Announcement

Recently there was an incident in our community where chunks of rat poison were placed into the back yard of a home with dogs and a small child, displaying a flagrant disregard for safety.

Please remember that actions on your property can have far reaching consequences for others. It is our duty to ensure that our actions do not harm those around us, whether that was our intention or not.

Also, actions on another person’s property that create a hazard are a violation of the law. As a community we can have no tolerance for this kind of behavior.