Announcements

With many of our outdoor improvement projects now complete, we're excited to begin the next phase of improving one of our most valuable neighborhood assets—our clubhouse.

The Clubhouse Steering Committee will soon begin planning updates to the clubhouse interior, including furnishings, finishes, décor, and ideas that will make the space more welcoming and attractive for residents' use.

We are looking for volunteers with an eye for design, decorating, organization, or simply great ideas. You don't need any special experience, just a desire to help shape a space that serves our entire community. If you're interested, we'd love to have you join the committee.

A new KP program is in the works and will launch early July.  Handy Helpers is designed to connect residents who are willing to volunteer their time and skills with neighbors who may need an extra hand. Whether it's replacing a mailbox, changing a light fixture, moving a heavy piece of furniture, trimming small shrubs, installing a smoke detector, or helping an elderly neighbor with simple home maintenance, this program is intended to strengthen the spirit of neighbors helping neighbors. If you'd like to volunteer your talents—or if you occasionally need assistance with a small project—we encourage you to let us know.  

August 1st

As our students head back to school, we'll gather as a community for one last summer celebration. Additional details will be shared soon. We hope to see everyone there! 

Tentative date September 15th

Please join us for our Annual Meeting as we review everything accomplished over the past year, discuss plans for the future, elect Board members, and hear updates on upcoming community projects. 

Our community only succeeds because residents are willing to step up and serve.

We are currently seeking a new Events Committee Lead. After many years of organizing countless neighborhood gatherings and social activities, Cassie Smesny is ready to take a well-earned break. We cannot thank Cassie enough for everything she has done to build community.

Cassie has graciously offered to help with the transition and share her experience with the next volunteer. This is an incredibly rewarding position and one of the most important volunteer roles in our neighborhood. Our social events are what transform Kelly Plantation from simply a subdivision into a true community.

Looking ahead, our Annual HOA Meeting will be held in September, where we will elect members for the next Board of Directors. We currently anticipate openings for both Vice President and Secretary.

Serving on the Board is one of the best ways to help shape the future of our neighborhood. These positions provide continuity of leadership, help oversee community improvements, and ensure the Association continues to operate effectively.

Most importantly, remember that every member of the Board is simply one of your neighbors. We are all volunteers, and we'd love to welcome new faces and new ideas.

If you've ever considered getting involved, we encourage you to reach out.

Also, we are still in need of a neighborhood watch committee member.  That person would attend when possible neighborhood watch meetings with the Sheriffs department the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm. and relay points of interest to our HOA and it's members.  They would also keep a general eye out within the neighborhood and notify law enforcement of suspicious activity and thus would be a point of contact for our HOA members regarding safety concerns via their board email address.

The Kelly Plantation Memorial Trees Program was established in 2025 for member homeowners and their families interested in planting trees as living memorials or honorariums. The KPHOA Trees Program is designed to aid in preserving fond memories of past family and friends, honor special individuals or groups, and enhance KPHOA green space.

The KPHOA Board, working with the HOA’s Landscape contractor will select, plant and individually maintain trees at designated areas in the common areas of the HOA. Requests for particular tree species and planting locations will be accommodated when possible but tree selection will be centered around the basic, arboricultural principle of planting the right tree in the right location.

The new trees for the 2026 Memorial Tree Program are in the ground!

If you are interested, please see the tree page on this site. The trees available this year are: Tulip Poplar (qty 2), Willow Oak (qty 1), and Loblolly Pine (qty 2). The 6th tree this year is a Red Maple but has already been claimed by a request from last year. If you have an interest, please reach out to the Board via email at kellyplantationhoaboard@gmail.com. You can also use the Google form from the Memorial Trees page.

For More information and our donation form...click below

As many of you know, the KP Book Club meets the last Thursday of each month (with some exceptions) to discuss that month's selected reading. We chat about characters, perception, laugh about misconceptions, provide opinions and personal stories and so on. We really do have a great time! And we would love for you to join us!  Please check the calendar for meeting dates and times (occasionally they change) and the book club page for the monthly reading list.

As always, feel free to contact your KP Events Committee at kphoaevents@gmail.com should you have any questions.

Have you seen a lost pup or kitty in the neighborhood?  Use our pet directory for a quick reference to see how to get them home!  If you would like to register your pet  just fill out our registry form at the bottom of the pet directory.  If you already have your pet on there please fill out the form to update if the info has changed.

If you have an addition or change to Kelly's List, our referral page, please fill out the form at the bottom of that page to submit a new referral. If you need to change an existing one please email the webmaster at KPHOAWebmaster@gmail.com.  Thanks!  

Dear Kelly Plantation Residents,

Over the past several weeks, the Board of Directors has observed an increasing number of vehicles being parked overnight on neighborhood streets. While we understand that occasional circumstances may arise, overnight street parking has become frequent enough that it is impacting the appearance, safety, and accessibility of our community.

As a reminder, Kelly Plantation's governing documents require that vehicles be parked in garages and designated parking areas serving each residence. Our community was designed with ample garage and driveway parking, and the Board expects residents, family members, guests, and visitors to utilize those areas rather than the streets.

Effective immediately, overnight parking on community streets will no longer be tolerated except in circumstances specifically authorized by the Board.

Beginning immediately:

• Vehicles parked overnight on community streets may be cited for a covenant violation.

• A $50 fine will be assessed for each overnight parking infraction.

• Repeated violations may result in additional enforcement action as permitted by the Association's governing documents.

Please take a moment to inform all members of your household, as well as any friends, relatives, contractors, or overnight guests who may visit your home. Homeowners are responsible for ensuring that their occupants and guests comply with community rules and regulations.

The Board's goal is not to issue fines but to maintain the safety, appearance, and property values that make Kelly Plantation a desirable place to live. We appreciate the cooperation of all residents as we work together to uphold our community standards.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

 We hope you can make it to some of these events and enjoy time with your neighbors!