Homeowners Association (HOA)

January 14, 2023 Quarterly Meeting topics

Solid waste collection and the 2023 SPLOST will be top discussion items at the first HOA Quarterly Meeting of the new year, which will be held at Fayetteville City Hall on Saturday, January 14, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Open to public, HOA Quarterly meetings are tailored to address the unique needs and opportunities represented by home owners association (HOA) members living in the City of Fayetteville. Meetings take place quarterly in the City Council Chambers at Fayetteville City Hall, which is located at 210 Stonewall Avenue West.

Private Pipe CCTV Evaluation

A portion of the September HOA Round Table presentation dealt with a recent evaluation of the integrity of certain stormwater drain pipes located in City of Fayetteville residential subdivisions. Click here to download a PDF version of that report. Contact Public Services Director Chris Hindman with any questions.

The next HOA Round Table: January 14, 2023

Our September 2022 HOA Round Table was a great success, and we thank all who attended and participated! The next one will take place January 14, 2023. We will post more details soon.

HOA Basics

Homeowners associations (HOAs) and the City of Fayetteville work together to continually improve the quality of life in the community. While HOAs don’t enforce municipal ordinances, and the City doesn’t enforce HOA covenants, together we can work to address challenges and build on our successes.

HOAs are registered and regulated through the Georgia Secretary of State Corporations Division. HOAs are not required to register with the City of Fayetteville. However, the City does maintain lines of communication with HOA leadership located within the Fayetteville city limits.

Once a year, the City hosts an HOA Boot Camp event to help educate HOA leadership about the role of the City of Fayetteville government and to learn more about what is happening in our residential subdivisions. Three other times a year, the City hosts HOA Round Table meetings, which are follow-up events designed to maintain lines of communications and share progress on any collaborative projects.

Other great ways to stay connected with the City of Fayetteville include the following:

SOCIAL MEDIA

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Georgia Secretary of State
Corporations Division

2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive
Suite 313, Floyd West Tower
Atlanta, Georgia 30334-1530
404-656-2817
(Note: HOA registration information is not available on the Secretary of State website.)

All Emergencies

Call: 911

Unlawful Behavior, Parking Violations, Noise Violations

Call: Fayetteville Police (during office hours) 770-461-4441; Fayette County Dispatch (after office hours) 770-461-4357

Unlawful behavior
Vehicles blocking streets
Illegally parked vehicles in streets
Noise including barking dogs
Fireworks
Explosives

Hazards

Call: Fire Department 770-461-4548

Fire hazards
Illegal burning
Hazardous materials

Found or Stray Animals

Call: Fayette County Animal Control, 770-631-7210

Property Maintenance

Call: Code Enforcement 770-719-4150 or 404-416-0122

Trash in yards
Illegal dumping
Junk cars
Cars parked in front yard
Property maintenance
Illegal signs
Grass cutting
Littering

Street Repairs

Call: Public Works (before 4 p.m.) 770-460-4661 (after 4 p.m.) 770-461-6029

Street repairs
Shoulder repairs
Public drainage system repairs
Dead animals in the street

Street Lights

Call: Public Services 770-460-4661 or 770-460-4664

Street light outages or problems

Building Code Issues

Call: Building Department 770-719-4066 or 770-719-4068

Unsafe/dilapidated buildings
Building code violations
Occupancy
Fences

Erosion & Drainage

Call: Stormwater Program (Public Works) 770-460-4661

Erosion/sediment control
Private drainage

Water & Sewer Concerns

Call: Water Department 770-460-4237

Water leaks
Fire hydrants
Sanitary sewer

Zoning

Call: Planning & Zoning Department 770-719-4177

Zoning
Property buffers