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A Townhome Community In Pike Township, Marion County IN 46268

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About Wildwood

Wildwood is located between 68th and 69th Street on Georgetown Road.

Comprised of 156 town homes built between 1972 and 1980. There are 39 buildings each containing 4 two or three bedroom units. 32 of the 39 buildings are 2 stories tall and 7 are one story. There is a clubhouse and a playground for children.

Of the 39 buildings, 3 are on the west side of Georgetown Road and 36 are on the east side.

Wildwood is professionally managed by Community Associations Services - Indiana.

Property Management Company

Community Association Services of Indiana
11711 North College Ave
Suite 100
Carmel IN 46032

317-875-5600

Property Manager;
Julie Schaefer
jschaefer@cas-indiana.com
Direct – 317-451-2286

Monthly dues to the homeowners association (HOA) for the calendar year 2020 are $168. They are due on the first of the month. If not paid by the 15th of the month, a late fee of $30 will be added on.

Please remit monthly dues to;

Wildwood Homes Inc
c/o Community Association
Services of Indiana
P.O. Box 64683
Phoenix, AZ 85082-4683

The above remit to address is a bank lockbox.

Monthly dues can be paid online at;
www.cas-indiana.com
(To pay online at the link above, you will need your Wildwood Account Number located in your payment book)

Wildwood Security

Jeremy Madriz
317-327-7676 ext. 4960

To send Security a non-emergency message click here.

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A Surprise Knock On Your Front Door

Wildwood Townhomes Posted on March 3, 2018 by ctlordMarch 3, 2018

If you park on Oakwood Trail AND park on the grass, you can expect a knock on the door by our Safety Officers Jeremy Madriz and/or Jason Norman.

It is not legal to park on the grass on a city street (which Oakwood Trail is) and the Board of Directors do not want cars parking on the grass on any common areas. It destroys and makes the landscaping look bad and costs association money to repair.

Please keep your cars on the street.

Also…

Please do not park in yellow zones.

The entrances to parking lots are narrow and this can block traffic parked in reserved spaces.

It can sometimes make it impossible for emergency vehicles to get to their destination. It can also be a safety hazard.

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Leaving Items Outside The Dumpsters Will Cost You

Wildwood Townhomes Posted on March 3, 2018 by ctlordMarch 3, 2018

The city picks up trash on a regular basis at Wildwood. The city does not pick up ANYTHING outside the dumpsters.

The home owners association at Wildwood pays over $1,000 a month to have a contractor pick up trash in all common areas and around the dumpsters. If there are items that are to heavy/big to put in the dumpsters the contractor will haul them away BUT charges the association an extra charge for this. These extra charges usually range from $100 to $200 depending on the size of the haul.

It is the responsibility of the homeowner/tenant to have items hauled away that don’t fit in the dumpster. It is not the responsibility of the homeowners association.

If you are caught putting items outside the dumpster and the contractor has to haul them away, the homeowner/tenant will be charged for the service.

The Board of Directors at Wildwood work hard to keep our costs as low as possible. When we get unexpected costs for hauling away items it raises the costs for Wildwood and could have an effect on our monthly dues. It is unfortunate that all 156 homeowners at Wildwood will have to pay more because a few won’t dispose of their personal property properly.

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Think Twice About Parking Your Car On Oakwood Trail

Wildwood Townhomes Posted on February 28, 2018 by ctlordFebruary 28, 2018

There has been numerous accidents with parked cars on Oakwood Trail. The Association can not be responsible for any damage.

Wildwood was built so that there are two parking spaces for each unit. One is reserved for each unit and one is a first come first served space. (There is only one parking lot where this is not true.)

The Board of Directors does not tolerate cars parked in yellow zones. This can interfere with emergency vehicles. If you park in a yellow zone be prepared for a knock on your door by our Courtesy Officers.

Also…cars are not allowed to park on grass areas. This has ruined a lot of grassy areas and the Association has to pay to have these areas reseeded and repaired.

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2018 Annual Meeting Recap

Wildwood Townhomes Posted on February 28, 2018 by ctlordFebruary 28, 2018

There were three homeowners that attended our meeting on February 21st at 6:30 PM in our Clubhouse. All Board members were present. Jeremy Madriz and Jason Norman, Wildwood’s Cutesy Officers were present for questions from the attendees.

Elizabeth James, one of the homeowners decided that she would like to join the Board of Directors. The Board approved her joining the Board.

2017 Projects and Accomplishments

  • Implementation of new Clubhouse rental policy and guidelines
  • Re-striping of the parking areas, repainting of assigned spaces, curbs
  • Completed rehabilitation and sale of foreclosed/vacant unit – proceeds from sale added to the Association’s reserve account for future capital expenses
  • Completed re-siding of one unit (partially completed via insurance claim from fire)
  • Significant large tree trimming and removals throughout the community (as needed)
  • Replacement of multiple adjoined unit sheds throughout community
  • Clean up of the vacant lot on Georgetown Road and continued maintenance
  • Repairs to storm drain collar on Wildwood Court
  • Replacement of retaining wall on Oakwood Trail
  • Addition of one additional Courtesy Officer to assist with daytime calls/issues
  • Installation of new Wildwood Homes community signs (3)
  • Replacement of aged/damaged/collapsing sewer mains as needed
  • Replacement of building soffit structures as needed
  • Clean up of water retention area and associated culverts
  • Clean up of scrub/brush/volunteer tree growth along Wildwood Ct/Coffman Rd property line
  • Coordination with City of Indianapolis/Rays Trash Service for larger trash dumpsters
  • Continued inspection of common areas for maintenance and repair items
  • Continued common area and dumpster enclosure cleaning and maintenance
  • Continued common area landscaping and snow removal as needed
  • Continued random security patrols and monitoring for illegal parking
  • Continued monitoring for compliance with architectural changes and covenant related issues
  • Continued reduction in past due assessments/bad debt
  • A 30 percent reduction in receivables in 2017 (Money owed to the Home Owners Association)
  • A $40,000+ increase in the Reserve Fund in 2017
  • A record year for cash flow
  • Over half of the Association income was spent of repair and maintenance of buildings and common areas – a record
  • The meeting was adjourned by 8:00 PM

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    Ryan Goss

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on October 27, 2016 by ctlordJuly 23, 2018

    There is nothing new on the Ryan Goss case. Crime Stoppers put out the following bulletin on Oct. 18th. Apparently they have a person of interest they are looking for.

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    Oakwood Trail and Coffman Road

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on October 27, 2016 by ctlordOctober 27, 2016

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    Have you noticed the construction going on east of Oakwood Trail and Coffman Road?

    Verizon is building a wireless communications facility / cell tower at that location (6803 Coffman Rd) to include a gravel drive.

    Just to the north of that Calderon Textiles will be building a 32,000 square foot building that they plan to lease. At this point they are looking for tenants for that new building. It is zoned Industrial use and will stay that way. That should limit the traffic on Coffman Road.

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    BlueIndy Not Coming To Wildwood

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on October 27, 2016 by ctlordOctober 29, 2016

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    In a 11th hour decision BuleIndy decided they were not interested in putting a station in Wildwood.

    It all started with a sign that was put up on Oakwood Trail saying that they were interested in putting a station in Wildwood. The Board of Directors were not interested in having a station in Wildwood for the following reasons;

    1.)Wildwood does not allow commercial businesses in our neighborhood
    2.)The yard nearby in which they want to put it is where children play ball
    3.)This is a high accident area. A car was hit 5 times over the past 20 years parked in that spot
    4.)We have enough problems with cars and parking
    5.)We get nothing out of it
    6.)Residents close to the site don’t want to look out of their living room window to stare at BlueIndy cars. Neighbors who will be right in front of the station say it will ruin their view.
    7.)After they put up all the electrical outlets for the cars, it will make mowing and snow plowing much more challenging and probably more costly. It is very likely that our mowing vendors will raise their prices because of this. Our snow plowing may make it impossible for the cars to get out.
    8.)It will make bigger traffic jams during school bus hours.
    9.)It will attract Wildwood outsiders into our neighborhood
    10.)It will reduce property values in our neighborhood.
    11.)About 40 percent of the traffic that uses Oakwood Trail is shortcut traffic from Coffman to Georgetown Rd. We don’t need more traffic.
    12.)The Board does not think that Wildwood would contribute to BlueIndy rentals. Most residents here have their own cars.

    This list was given to Susan Blair, President of Pike Township Residents Association, Janice McHenry, City Counselor for part of Pike Township, Joe Simpson, City Counselor for the area of Wildwood north of Oakwood Trail and Monroe Gray, City Counselor for the area of Wildwood south of Oakwood Trail.

    Joe Simpson suggested that we invite BlueIndy to our Board meeting. We invited BlueIndy to our Board meeting and they accepted. The day before our meeting an email was sent to the Board saying that BlueIndy had changed their mind and would not be putting a station in Wildwood.

    The Board’s work paid off.

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    2017 Dues/Maintenance fees

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on October 27, 2016 by ctlordOctober 29, 2016

    dollarsignThe Board of Directors has decided at their October meeting the the monthly fees at Wildwood will be $165 in 2017. Coupon books will be mailed before the end of the year. The current monthly fee has been $162 since January 1st 2015.

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    Ryan E Goss – 1969 to 2016

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on August 8, 2016 by ctlordAugust 8, 2016

    RyanGossRyan Goss, former President of Wildwood Board of Directors and past resident of the community died in a tragic shooting on July 30th 2016 at his new residence in the 5400 block of High School Road.

    Ryan served on the Board for several years. He took the responsibilities seriously and worked to get things done. He will be missed in the community.

    His obituary on Legacy.com

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    Wildwood Board Change

    Wildwood Townhomes Posted on June 12, 2016 by ctlordJune 12, 2016

    ThankYouNeal Emerick, President of the Wildwood Board of Directors sold his condo recently and is no longer eligible to be on the Board. His last meeting was April 20th. The Board thanked him for his services and wished him good luck on his future endeavors.

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    Wildwood monthly Board and Membership meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. It is held at the Wildwood clubhouse at 6:30 PM. The Annual meeting where Board Officers are elected is held in February.

    Homeowners are welcome to attend. The first 20 minutes of the meeting are reserved for homeowner thoughts, feelings and concerns.

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