Magnolia Park HOA - Charlotte NC

Magnolia Park HOA - Charlotte NC The Magnolia Park Townhome Association was established in 2003, when the complex was completed, to a

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06/07/2022

We have exciting news neighbors: the board has adopted a new color scheme for the entire neighborhood to make it look fresh, new, fabulous and improved. The neighborhood color scheme was chosen by Lisa Jenkins, a professional color consultant who choses colors for many communities including Ryan Homes. This will kick off Monday June 13, (weather permitting),with the painting of the monument signs up front, all the common area signs, stop signs, common area lamp posts and mailboxes. More to come, stay tuned!

11/03/2019

Hi Neighbors~

We are no longer using this sit please go to or Magnolia Park Townhome Association Charlotte, NC to find us on facebook

12/05/2018

Hi Neighbors,

We will soon be deleting this page and starting a new one, please send any questions or concerns to the board at [email protected] or to Cedar Management Group at [email protected]. We will update this site as soon as the new page is working.

The fallen cypress tree has been removed from Werburgh and Castleberry. Parking along south Werburgh may now resume. Tha...
09/17/2018

The fallen cypress tree has been removed from Werburgh and Castleberry. Parking along south Werburgh may now resume. Thank you for your patience.

The Terra Green crew will remove the cypress tree down at Werburgh and Castleberry sometime today. Please continue to av...
09/17/2018

The Terra Green crew will remove the cypress tree down at Werburgh and Castleberry sometime today. Please continue to avoid this area until further notice.

UPDATE ON TREE DOWN AT CORNER OF WERBURGH AND CASTLEBERRYPlease avoid the intersection of Werburgh and Castleberry becau...
09/16/2018

UPDATE ON TREE DOWN AT CORNER OF WERBURGH AND CASTLEBERRY

Please avoid the intersection of Werburgh and Castleberry because one of the cypress trees in this part of the community has fallen. Please also avoid parking along the south end of Werburgh due to the chance other cypress trees could fall and damage parked vehicles.

The excessive rain from Hurricane Florence has oversaturated the ground and caused this tree to topple. No property damage or injuries have been reported. Terra Green has been notified of this issue and will remove the tree when possible. Please be patient as cleanup efforts with higher priority get underway tomorrow across Charlotte. Stay safe everyone during possible continued inclement weather!

PREPARE FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE!- Bring inside all lightweight items such as wreaths that could become projectiles in hig...
09/14/2018

PREPARE FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE!

- Bring inside all lightweight items such as wreaths that could become projectiles in high winds from your front porch, deck, and backyard.
- Close your patio umbrella and lay it flat on your deck.
- Bring inside or tie down lightweight patio furniture or other unsecured items on your deck.
- Clear storm drains near your townhome of any debris to help prevent localized flooding.
- Check that your gutter downspouts are not clogged.
- Charge your electronic devices and complete chores like running the dishwasher and doing laundry in case of long-term power loss.
- Have on hand enough cash to last for 7 days of your household expenditures. ATMs won’t work, banks won’t be open, and credit cards can’t be used if there is widespread power loss.
- Sign up now for Duke Energy power outage, status updates, and power restoration notifications sent to your smartphone by texting REG to 57801. Once registered, text OUT to report an outage or STATUS for an update on an existing outage.
- Sign up now for Hurricane Florence updates focused on Charlotte and your local area sent to your smartphone by texting CHARMECK to 888777.
- Download the ReadyNC app to your smartphone. It provides the most critical information needed to prepare for and recover from typical disasters that impact North Carolina.

Residents are encouraged to reply with further suggestions for the best ways the Magnolia Park community can prepare for Hurricane Florence. Stay safe everyone!

Be safe everyone and if you see litter or debris going into drains while out walking please remove it before we are hit ...
09/13/2018

Be safe everyone and if you see litter or debris going into drains while out walking please remove it before we are hit with torrential rains...

NOW OPEN: Tyvola to Huntingtowne Farms Park section of the Little Sugar Creek GreenwayThe Tyvola entrance to the Little ...
06/24/2018

NOW OPEN: Tyvola to Huntingtowne Farms Park section of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway

The Tyvola entrance to the Little Sugar Creek Greenway is only 1/2 a mile from Magnolia Park using the sidewalks on Park and Tyvola.

The grand opening for this section of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway was yesterday. It is 1.5 miles long and connects Marion Diehl Park, Park Road Park, and extensive residential areas. It is also part of the Carolina Thread Trail, a regional network of greenways, trails, and blueways that reaches 15 counties and two states, and the Cross Charlotte Trail which will connect Cabarrus County to South Carolina.

Scofield Road Street Closure NoticeClosure Dates: June 18, 2018 to July 6, 2018Scofield Road between Park Road and Winte...
06/23/2018

Scofield Road Street Closure Notice

Closure Dates: June 18, 2018 to July 6, 2018

Scofield Road between Park Road and Wintercrest Lane will close on Monday, June 18, 2018 at 7 am and will re-open on Friday, July 6, 2018 at 5 pm. Motorists should detour using Barclay Downs Drive, Runnymede Lane, Selwyn Avenue, and Park Road. This closure is necessary for the Scofield Road storm drainage improvement project.

This road will be closed to all through traffic.

CATS will not be affected.

For additional information about this closure, contact Michelle Montgomery, Storm Water Services Inspector, at 704-301-9783 or Bill Greentaner, CDOT Project Manager, at 704-336-7308.

TOMORROW: Tyvola to Huntingtowne Farms Park Greenway Grand Opening!Grand Opening and Ribbon-Cutting for the Little Sugar...
06/22/2018

TOMORROW: Tyvola to Huntingtowne Farms Park Greenway Grand Opening!

Grand Opening and Ribbon-Cutting for the Little Sugar Creek Greenway & Stream Enhancement Project/Cross Charlotte Trail from Tyvola Road to Huntingtowne Farms Park

10 am - 1 pm
Saturday, June 23, 2018

Red pedestrian bridge near the wastewater treatment plant

Join in celebrating the opening of a new segment of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway & Stream Enhancement Project/Cross Charlotte Trail between Tyvola Road and Huntingtowne Farms Park! Walking, biking, or carpooling are encouraged. Limited parking is available off Tyvola Road, directly across from the Queens University Sports Complex (right turn in & out only).

This section of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway is 1.5 miles long and connects Marion Diehl Park, Park Road Park, and extensive residential areas. It is also part of the Carolina Thread Trail, a regional network of greenways, trails, and blueways that reaches 15 counties and two states, and the Cross Charlotte Trail which will connect Cabarrus County to South Carolina.

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