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*IMPORTANT WARNING:  The 3 ponds in our neighborhood are NOT for swimming.  Please do not enter the water in these ponds.  Fishing (catch & release) is only permitted in the pond behind the clubhouse. Please respect the homeowner’s property around the ponds and do not remove the stones along the bank of the ponds.  

The pool is closed for the season.  It will reopen in May 2025 

 

Duke Energy will be cutting back the overgrown Holly trees at the corner of Duncan Hill & Forest Park Way during the week of  January 13, 2025.  Traffic may be affected.  Details will be posted as they  become available.

Town of Cary Loose Leaf pickup is scheduled to come through our neighborhood the week of  January 21st

Please have your leaves on the curb ready for pick up.   Yard waste will continue to be picked up weekly on Thursdays.  See more information at the Town of Cary website https://www.carync.gov/services-publications/garbage-recycling-yard-waste/yard-waste/loose-leaf-collection

 

Upcoming Social Events:

Congratulations to our Neighborhood Cookoff  winners!  The cook off & Craft Fair was Sunday, November 17.

Food competition winners:
Best Pulled Pork- Jeff Spear
Best Side Dish- Ian Sullivan  Macaroni & Cheese
Best Dessert- Kim Lavallee Banana Pudding

 

 

Holiday Light Contest – December 21-31

Decorate your yard for the Holidays! Prizes will be awarded for the top 3 decorated houses in the neighborhood! The voting link will be circulated during the month of December.

 

Wellingborough Townhome Development 

The Board wanted to follow up and let the community know the results of the poll that was sent out in early June regarding interest in the proposed townhome development on the 301 Wellingborough property (corner of Thurston & Wellingborough).

There were a total of 68 responses.  46 (68%) were in favor of engaging with the development, and 22 (32%) were in favor of no engagement.  Alongside this vote were several questions and comments about the specifics of the development.

The Board reviewed these results and felt that there was enough interest to form a Townhome Committee that will help collect details on the development, impacts to our community, and what options are available for engaging with the development.  A number of individuals expressed interest through the survey regarding the committee, which has started meeting.

We would like to emphasize again that this is still an exploratory phase.  There are many questions still to be answered, and through the work of the committee we hope to answer questions the community has before any specific actions are taken.

Thank you to all who participated in the survey!  We appreciate all feedback and questions.

 

 

Tennis & Pickleball

WINTER  2024 tennis & pickleball lessons with Tennisbloc starts December 7 & run through February 9, 2025.  Registration closes December 28.  For more information and to register for classes visits the Tennisbloc website: https://www.tennisbloc.com/services/tennis-programs/upcoming-programs.jsp?location=wellington-park

 

 

 

Thank you to the homeowners who volunteer for our HOA Board:  Richard Raymond- President, Chris Franchi- Vice President, Adam Powell-Secretary, Sterling Porter-treasurer, Nora Roehm- Member at Large, Will Mulligan- Member at Large.  Monthly HOA Board meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at the Clubhouse.   The Annual Board meeting take place on the 3rd Monday in March.  You can find the Board’s 2023 message on the Reference page with the meeting minutes.  Your WP HOA Board strives to be responsive to the community’s needs and feedback.  Please contact the Board anytime through the “Contact Us” page.

 

 

The Wellington Park HOA Board would like to express our support of the continuing movement for social and racial justice.  We value the diversity we have in our community and encourage increased neighborly interactions to get to know and understand each other more. We will continue to promote an open & inclusive neighborhood that does not tolerate discrimination. All are safe, welcomed and respected in our community. We mourn those who have been lost.