The flower beds at the entrance of the subdivision underwent a spring clean-up and were mulched.

Two bushes that had not weathered well were replaced and a number of Sedum  plants, that had not survived were replaced with Veronica plants.

Added solar powered accent lighting to monuments

Trimmed crabapple tree overhanging sidewalk 

The grass areas for which we take responsibility were mowed and treated regularly.

The flower beds were weeded, watered (thanks to Dr. Julie Robinson, who once again allowed us to connect our hose to her outside water outlet) and fed regularly.

The weeds and foliage protruding through the Midlothian fence line were cut back, where possible.

Masonry companies were contacted regarding the deteriorating brickwork on both the North and South walls of the Midlothian Road subdivision entrance and quotes obtained.

The Ambria Homeowners flag program was discontinued this year to allow us to save towards having the North and South walls repaired.

The fall clean-up of the flower beds will be performed.

We attempted to have a monthly food truck come to the subdivision but due to the nature of such arrangements we were only successful in June and September. 

Other activities such as a potential block party had to be shelved due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Submitted the annual company report to the state and tax forms to the IRS and State

Completed the successfully review of the 2020 HOA financials

Update HOA website to include board meeting agendas and minutes