Community

Three neighborhoods, one shared address book.

Hunter's Crossing is organized into three connected sections, each with its own character but sharing amenities, guidelines, and a single board.

108 homes · Built 1998 – 2004

The original section, known for its wide porches and mature oak canopy.

142 homes · Built 2005 – 2013

Home to the community pool, clubhouse, and the Orchard walking trail.

90 homes · Built 2013 – 2014

The newest section of Hunter's Crossing, bordering the community garden and dog park.

Community guidelines

A few shared expectations, kept simple.

The full Rules & Regulations Handbook covers every detail. These four points come up most often.

Paint, fencing, roofing, and additions require ARC approval before work begins.

Street parking is permitted overnight for guests only up to 3 consecutive nights.

Pets must be leashed in common areas; two pets maximum per household.

Bins should be stored out of street view except on collection day, Thursdays.

Get involved

Reviews exterior change requests and maintains the design guidelines.

Oversees common-area plantings, irrigation, and native garden initiatives.

Plans seasonal events and manages resident newsletters.

Supports the treasurer on budgeting and long-term capital planning.

Interested in joining a committee? Reach out to the board — new members are always welcome.