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 Located in the quiet community of Oxford, PA in the East Nottingham Township, Wiltshire at Oxford is a community of about 165 homes launched by Wilkinson Builders and  completed by Frost Development Corporation.  This community was built in two phases and all the construction of homes is now complete.  Our community is located a quiet rural setting but in close proximity to shopping, churches, schools and hospitals.  The community is also in close proximity of major cities like Newark, Wilmington and Philadelphia which makes this community an ideal place to live.  

Community News Update 3/11/2010

Wiltshire at Oxford Annual Election Results
 
  • Congratulations to Maribel Fernandez and Kevin Sumner, they were elected as new board members at the meeting on March 3, 2010.
    Ellen Cullen was reelected to the board and Lynley Thinnes decided not to run again due to a high work load. Board member titles and email addresses will be posted soon after an initial board meeting.
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  • Thanks to Mike Hoang for his service for the past two years.
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  • The meeting was attended by a record number of residents who had the opportunity to express some concerns and we look forward to more participation and input from residents this year.

Read the Annual Meeting minutes from 2009

 

Need Fliers Tickets, Check out the Classified Page.

Neighborhood Watch/Safety Alert

There haven't been any recent reports of thefts but continue to be vigilant:

  1.  Leave your porch lights on at night

  2. Lock your cars, garages and doors

  3.  Don't leave any valuable items in your card, front porch or yard
    that might be of interest to burglars.

  4. Keep your garage door openers out of sight if you leave them in the car. 

  5. Remember burglars are looking for easy targets and things that they can grab quickly and run.

  6. Dogs are the best security alarm and can detect an unfamiliar smell so if you hear them barking, check out what is going on outside especially late at night.

Please send me an email if you see or experience any suspicious activities
so we can warn other homeowners. Have a safe winter.

 Remember to leave your porch lights on.

 

  •  Cleaning up after your dogs shows respect for others in our community.

  • Leaving dog poop also encourages other dogs to mark that spot,
    so one poop can often turn into two or more in the same spot!

  • Your actions set an example for others. When you pick up after your dog,
    you are part of the solution, rather than part of the problem.

  • It's up to each of us to do our part in keeping our common areas clean and poop free.

Sidewalk Repairs Tentative Agreement

A special meeting was held December 1, 2008 to go over the tentative agreement we have made with Wilkinson regarding the sidewalk repairs.  Unfortunately it was poorly attended with only 20 homeowners showing up.   I have attached the cover letter and the agreement we intend to sign with Wilkinson regarding these repairs.  This covers repairs for the undedicated phase 3/4/5 side as well as the identified areas on Phases 1/2 which had previously been dedicated.  Wilkinson will not complete the repairs until we know how many homeowners agree to the tentative agreement.  It is possible he could still walk away from doing any repairs even on the undedicated side.  The danger is that if he does walk away, the township would then use the bonds to complete the necessary activities that would have been part of dedication such as the roads, storm basins and if there is money left, the sidewalks will be addressed.  If there were no additional funds left for sidewalk repair then it will still fall to the individual homeowner to repair and upkeep their sidewalks.
  Sidewalk Agreement 11-11-08 -


We need signatures from all the homeowners as to whether they agree to this or not on the consent agreement form, regardless of what phase you live on. Forms can be returned to CCR by mail or fax or you can drop them off at 419 Inkwell court in the front door.  PLEASE RETURN BY FEBRUARY 21, 2009.
 Consent Agr.pdf

Here is the copy of the consent agreement for the sidewalks that we need everyone to sign and return to either CCR or 419 Inkwell court.  If you don't approve this agreement and you don't want to sign the form, you still need to sign the form and decline at the bottom then sign and return it. 
 


Please review the sidewalk repairs documents, any questions contact Theresa at CCR.
 

Quick Forms and Document Links:

Wiltshire at Oxford Architectural Approval Request Form

Wiltshire at Oxford Rules and Regulations - March 2006(Latest Revision)

Bylaws - Wiltshire at Oxford Homeowners Association

Advertise your community business here for free.  Send an email to the webmaster.
We will feature a business on the home page for a week and visit the Community Business Page
to check out all the business owned by community members.

Featured Business of the Week:

Check it out at http://www.choxster.com.
An online store offering a variety of items such as home electronics, house wares, portable electronics, computer accessories, office products, cameras, tools, CB and radios, two way radios,  radar detectors, toys, health and beauty aids, and many other items.  Shopping cart, secure checkout, credit cards, Paypal. 

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To sign up to receive important community information through
e-mail alerts, please send an email to the webmaster with your name, address and email address.
 We'll email you a monthly email with meeting minutes or as needed if there is any important news or alerts. 
Our emails are sent using BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) therefore your email is not seen by anyone.

Please report unsafe driving such as speeding and illegal/unsafe parking on Wickersham Rd. 
to the Pennsylvania State Police (610) 268-2022.  Have the vehicle description and license plate number  available when you call. Help make our neighborhood safe for our children. 


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