Community News
Board of Directors Meeting on February 1, 2012:
The Board of Directors for McNair Farms Community Association (Master) will meet for their regular bi-monthly Board meeting on February 1st at 7 p.m. in the Clubhouse building. All homeowners are welcome to attend this meeting. The Open Forum is held at the beginning of the meeting. For further information, please contact the Community Manager at 703-713-6111 or via email at iketterman@capitolcorp.com.
January 2012 Semi-Annual Payment:
Reminder that the semi-annual payment for McNair Farms Community Association is due no later than January 15, 2012.
Board of Directors Meeting on November 16, 2011:
The Board of Directors for McNair Farms Community Association (Master) will meet for their regular bi-monthly Board meeting on November 16th at 7 p.m. in the Clubhouse building. All homeowners are welcome to attend this meeting. The Open Forum is held at the beginning of the meeting. For further information, please contact the Community Manager at 703-713-6111 or via email at iketterman@capitolcorp.com.
Budget Meeting on October 19, 2011:
The Board of Directors for McNair Farms Community Association (Master) will meet on October 19th to review and discuss the 2012 budget. For further information, please contact the Community Manager at 703-713-6111.
Board of Directors Meeting on September 21, 2011:
The Board of Director for McNair Farms Community Association (Master) will meet for their regular bi-monthly Board meeting on September 21, 2011 at 7 p.m. in the Clubhouse building. All homeowners are welcome to attend this meeting. The Open Forum is held at the beginning of the meeting. For further information, please contact the Community Manager at 703-713-6111.
Pet Owners:
There have been numerous complaints of dog owners not picking up after their pets. Regardless of the weather, it is your responsibility to care for your pet, which includes immediate removal of pet defecation on any common ground area, roadways, sidewalks, etc. This is not only a nuisance, but a health hazard to other dogs and humans. In Fairfax County it is against the law to allow animals to trespass on, destroy or damage another person’s property. Animals are to be restricted with a leash at all times when exercised outside of the owner’s property. No animal is allowed to trespass upon the property of another homeowner. This includes allowing an animal to defecate or urinate on the property of another homeowner. Any infraction of these policies should be reported directly to Fairfax County Animal Control (703) 830-1100. Fairfax County code Section 41-1-2, Section 108-5-2 and Section 41-2-6). Likewise, animals must not frequently and habitually make loud and objectionable noises or be kept in such a manner as to cause unsanitary conditions. Individuals found to be in violation of the code can face hefty fines.
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