We would like to encourage you to take some time between now and the first week of May to scrape away those spotted lanternfly egg masses on your trees. Look on the underside of limbs and fences. They love to lay the eggs on the underside of things parallel to the ground. Consider taking some photos of your scrapings and post them on social media to tell us how many you squashed. Each mass contains 30-50 eggs. Thank you for your help in keeping this invasive species under con

Hello Residents of Exeter!    Summer approaches, and with it the opening of the pool! We can’t wait to enjoy another season of fun in the sun. Everyone that will be using the pool must have an active pass for 2026 .   You can renew or register for the 2026 Season here: https://swimmingpoolpasses.net/exeter/     Registration Reminders: Please register ALL MEMBERS of your household that will be accessing the pool this season. Existing passes will not scan until registration is

Dear Neighbors, There is a lot going on in Exeter. Here are a few items to share from the board: Exciting News: We are revitalizing our Social Committee! COVID really did a number on the feeling of community. To help bring us all back together, we are planning quarterly events. We hope you will join join us for the first event on November 15th at the Clubhouse. Check out our website https://www.exeterhoa.com/  and the “Residents of Exeter” FB page for details for this event

Exeter Residents, It has been brought to our attention that some homeowners have suggested that trees have been removed from the area where Route 15 passes nearest to the end of Catoctin Circle and Huntfield Court. The HOA initially thought that the alleged tree removal may have been associated with the Loudoun County Route 15 North widening project; however, a survey of the area shows that no trees have been removed from the Exeter side of Route 15 North between Battlefield

Exeter Residents, The Board has been informed by the Town that some geological survey work will be taking place this month as part of the future project to provide a grade separated (overpass) interchange at the intersection of Battlefield Parkway and the Route 15 Bypass. Residents may see contractor personnel at the intersection taking soil samples over the next few weeks. We have taken precautions to mark the irrigation system components in the area to minimize any damage t

In honor of Arbor Day, the communities landscaper Brightview planted a tree in the community next to the Clubhouse. Photos of the...

With the first winter storm of the season, the board and property manager would like to remind all residents that the responsibility for snow plowing and ice services within the Exeter community is shared by the Town of Leesburg and the HOA.   The town is responsible for treating and clearing the roads in the single-family neighborhood as well as Fieldstone Dr. and Ambrosia Pl.    The roads within the townhomes are owned by the HOA and therefore the HOA is responsible for the

The Exeter HOA board of directors approved the Exeter FY 2024 budget at the August 24, 2023 open board meeting. The board is pleased to announce that there will not be an assessment increase for FY 2024. Budgets can be viewed in the minutes and budgets folder on the Exeter website.

Exeter HOA News and Events Association Parking Reminders There have been several complaints regarding non-operational and/or non licensed...

Exeter HOA News and Events Monthly Calendar: Meetings and Events The monthly calendar on the Exeter HOA homepage has been updated and will remain so going forward. Next BOD meeting is scheduled for January 26, 2023. Town of Leesburg Happenings: Free Downtown Parking Extended Through February Leesburg, VA (January 2, 2023) – Parking in downtown Leesburg will remain free through the end of February. The extended free parking promotion will allow for a smoother transition to th

NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Exeter Newsletter is Back! Due to technical issues, we were unable to update the Exeter HOA site for these past...

NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Meeting of the Exeter Board of Directors The board will hold a special meeting to discuss the 2023 fiscal year budget. This meeting will be open to homeowners. There will be a homeowner's forum. However, this forum will be restricted to budget items only. All other issues should be brought up at the monthly meeting on October 27th. This special meeting will be held Thursday, September 8th, 2022, at 7:00PM. The meeting will be virtual on the GoT

NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Town of Leesburg 4th of July Celebrations!! Join the Town of Leesburg for a day of FREE patriotic fun! The parade kicks off at 10:00AM. Gates open at 6:00PM for music, festival food and fun at Ida Lee Park. Fireworks begin at 9:30PM! Text TOWN4TH to 888-777 for event updates. Trash and Recycling Holiday Schedule There will be no trash, recycling, or yard waste collection in the Town of Leesburg on the Independence Day holiday, Monday, July 4. The re

NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Volunteers Needed! Pool season is just around the corner, and we are looking forward to a great summer cooling off...

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS PICK UP AFTER PETS! Spring is in the air! Don't let the smell of pet waste overpower the smell of spring flowers in our community! Please bag and properly dispose of pet waste every time. STORM DRAIN INVENTORY Storm Drain Marker Inventory & Assessments. With over 6,000 storm sewer inlets in the Town of Leesburg, it is extremely difficult for our Inspection Staff to visually check each inlet on a regular basis. Volunteers can keep us updated on the conditi

Dominion Power has hired a contractor to cut the trees behind the community under the power lines. This is not the Town of Leesburg nor...

The Storm Water Management Pond or as you probably know it, the Exeter Pond, has finally seen the end of a long and drawn-out lawsuit. Below you can find more information on what happened. Exeter Pond The Board of Directors recently settled a lawsuit with the Town of Leesburg and you can read all about it in the  SWMP Settlement letter that was sent to all residents this week. The short version is that the Association was notified in late 2014 that the pond located within th