Recently, we have freely donated our time to accomplish some exciting things:

• Gate installed on Ameren power line easement to prevent ATV trespassing
• Phase one of common ground fencing installed
• Dilapidated house at the top of Jeremiah removed
• Newly maintained and redesigned subdivision website
• Vacant lot debris cleaned up and grass cut (now a new house is built on it)
• Communications manager position created to help improve correspondence to and from Eagle Ridge Property Owners Association (POA)
• POA email account created and linked with directors' email accounts for more efficient communication
• Remedied several subdivision violations
• Retained an attorney
• Fielded questions, complaints, and concerns from Eagle Ridge property owners
• Digitized neighborhood account information
• Filed Federal and State taxes
• Conducted a financial audit

Here are some of the things we have planned for the near future:

• Facilitate sidewalk construction and repair
• Plan an open subdivision meeting for all property owners in Eagle Ridge
• Improve website accessibility and interactivity
• Address and correct current and future restriction violations in order to keep peace and instill neighborhood pride
• Erect a fence and gate on common ground to deter trespassers

Assessments are $50 annually.  Please contact us if you have questions about your current balance.

Please mail check or money order, made payable to Eagle Ridge Subdivision POA, to PO Box 882, Hillsboro, MO  63050.

Property owners assessments become due on January 1 of each year.  You are given until December 31 to pay before assessments are considered "Past Due".

Property owners are responsible for paying assessments each year without receiving a bill.  We have recently started sending out letters to remind property owners of their obligation.

According to our subdivision restrictions, assessments that become past due will be charged 10% interest, compounded annually.  Failure to remedy a past due balance will result in further legal action.  We sincerely hope it will never come to that.