Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers for residents and prospective homeowners about the neighborhood and the HOA.
Why does Windsong Park have an HOA?
First, since the neighborhood has community property, the HOA must exist legally to own and maintain that property. But besides the legal requirement, the most important purpose of the HOA is to ensure that the neighborhood and our homes maintain their value over time.
If you’ve ever driven into a neighborhood and thought “I would never want to live here,” odds are that neighborhood does not have an HOA.
Even after 30 years, Windsong Park continues to be a sought-after neighborhood, and a great place to live.
Does the neighborhood use a management company?
No, the HOA is led by board members who are volunteer residents of Windsong Park. The board lives here and cares about the community and its long-term viability.
HOA management companies are expensive (that means they charge much higher annual dues and fees) and are not personally invested in the livability of the neighborhood.
What does the HOA Board do?
The Board has many responsibilities, including:
Maintain the community property
Welcome new residents
Approve resident exterior project requests
Ensure adherence to covenants and bylaws
Encourage positive community
Participate in the closing for home purchases
How does the HOA relate to the City of Mulberry?
The neighborhood lies within the city limits of Mulberry, in Gwinnett County. The county and city have ordinances and codes for how property should be maintained (weeds and mowing, junk vehicles). The HOA does not enforce these, though the Board may be able to point you in the right direction if you have questions.
How do I contact the HOA board?
Send email to the board at windsongparkhoa1@gmail.com or call the board’s dedicated mobile number (678) 303-7232.