Brandywine Homeowner's Association

07/07/2026

A message from our neighbors in big house behind the pond that caught fire:
Hi everyone! It’s great to see so many friendly faces enjoying our beautiful neighborhood. We are always happy for folks to walk along our private driveway that runs around the lake during daylight hours. However, we respectfully request that folks refrain from going down the part of our driveway that loops past our homes, construction site and the rest of our property. Thank you for your understanding on this matter and we look forward to waving at everyone that walks around the lake during daytime hours.
Sincerely,
Ellen & Fran Warm
Phil Baumal

07/02/2026

7 day Road closure over O'Bannon creek bridge starting the week of July 20th.

06/10/2026

Heads up: there has been a solicitor, a young guy from EcoShield, who has been coming to our neighborhood. He's gotten aggressive and confrontational with some residents. He has been spotted in some people's garages without permission stating "he's trying to find the front door". When he started arguing with a resident the cops were notified. He ran through backyards to Chimney Ridge. The cop said that he's been kicked out of a couple neighborhoods and is acting suspicious beyond being a solicitor in a non solicitation neighborhood. The cop said he's gotten complaints, but if anyone sees him he urges residents to call the non emergency number. He said they're usually from out of state and this guy had a permit for Mason, not Loveland.
If a solicitor says they have a permit to be in our neighborhood, they are lying. If they get a permit for Loveland, they also get a list of houses and neighborhoods they can't solicit. We were the 1st HOA on the "Do not Solicit" list of neighborhoods, and we have signage along Brandywine Ln. You have every right to tell them they aren't supposed to be here, and call if they are being rude, odd, or aggressive.

05/21/2026

Update on the O'Bannon Creek bridge road closure.

ROAD CLOSURE CLARIFICATION: ODOT mistakenly placed these signs at the O'Bannon Bridge on SR 48. There is NOT a road closure scheduled for 6/1/2026. ODOT has informed us they will be implementing a 7-day road closure sometime after the 4th of July for bridge repairs.

03/07/2026

Heads up. Yesterday a bunch of neighbors got this text message from Duke Energy:
Duke Energy: Equipment improvements will be made on March 9. Service will be interrupted to (my address) for approx 2 hours at 11:00 AM. We apologize for the inconvenience. If we are unable to complete the work, you will be notified. Learn more about planned maintenance at http://duk.us/27. To edit outage notifications, visit http://duk.us/03. Text STOP to cancel alerts.

Not sure if this applies to the whole neighborhood, but some neighbors didn't know about it.

Periodically, Duke Energy must manually interrupt electrical service to perform maintenance, complete repairs or make system upgrades to our equipment.

03/03/2026

Spring Brush Pick-Up – 2026 🪾🌿

The City of Loveland Public Works Department offers free brush pick-up twice a year, in the spring and fall, for residents within city limits. Each street will receive one collection pass during each program.

Spring 2026 Brush Pick-Up

Set-out deadline: Sunday night, March 15

Collection begins: Monday, March 16

Pick-up will take approximately two weeks

Public Works will announce the official Sunday night set-out date prior to each program.

Brush Pick-Up Guidelines

To ensure your brush is collected, please follow these guidelines:

Place brush in the grass behind the curb or edge of the roadway

Do not place brush in the street, gutter, ditches, or on sidewalks

Do not block fire hydrants

Remove basketball hoops from sidewalks, cul-de-sacs, and driveways so crews can safely navigate

Limbs must be 10 inches in diameter or less at the cut end

Place limbs with cut ends facing the street, all in the same direction

No leaves, grass clippings, pine needles, bamboo, ornamental grasses, or other yard waste will be collected

Small twigs and sticks must be tied with twine in bundles no larger than 12 inches in diameter, or placed in a container with no other yard waste

No loose piles of sticks or debris

Any material not meeting these requirements cannot be collected and will be left

02/02/2026

Just a reminder that the 2026 Brandywine Board of Trustees Election is now underway.

If you have not received an email link to your electronic ballot, please contact Bob LaMontagne. It’s possible that the email address we have on file for you is outdated or incorrect.

Voting will remain open until February 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM. We want to be sure that everyone who wishes to participate has the opportunity to cast their vote.

Thank you for helping shape the future of our community!

01/30/2026

A sincere thank you to everyone who attended the Brandywine Annual Meeting last night. We had strong participation, thoughtful questions, and meaningful discussion about the future of our community.

We also want to recognize and thank Jack Baldwin for his 11 years of dedicated service to Brandywine, including the past five years as Board President. His leadership, time, and commitment have made a lasting impact on the community, and he will be greatly missed in that role.

The meeting covered financial stewardship, infrastructure planning, community engagement, and the modernization of our voting process. Full approved minutes will be shared with the community once finalized.

Thank you again to everyone who continues to contribute their time, energy, and care to making Brandywine a strong community.

Send a message to learn more

01/24/2026

Date: Thursday January 29th, 2026
Location: Virtual Meeting via Microsoft Teams
Link to join: Bit.ly/join-HOA-meeting
Meeting ID: 219 104 814 390 74
Passcode: eR3BU7Bj