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Apple Valley Homeowners Association, OKC It is located in NE Oklahoma City, at Green Valley Drive and Hefner Road.

Apple Valley is a beautiful neighborhood of single family homes with private roads featuring large lots, rolling hills and lush greenbelts. Just minutes from downtown Edmond and OKC, this quiet neighborhood is within minutes of recreation, golf courses, sits in the award winning Oakdale School District and Edmond Memorial High. Apple Valley Homeowners Association dues are $450 annually.

01/28/2025

If you are missing this pup, please reach out to John Craig at 405.401.9995

11/21/2024

Missing Pet! Our neighbor Anita Lutonsky’s cat has been missing since yesterday evening. If you’re aware of its location please contact her at (405)245-1617.

Lynx is a Black and Brown Tabby, 3 yrs old and is microchipped.

05/07/2023

**FINAL VOTE ON PUD1930 at City Council meeting this Tuesday May 9th - City Hall 200 N. Walker, OKC 73102 - meeting starts at 8:30am, but our item is on page 13 of the agenda. It's better to come late than never. Wear Red and join us to oppose the proposed development! If you don't know, Ideal Homes is wanting to build approx 655 homes on the corner of Sooner and Britton Road. Join the page for more information - Oakdale Rezoning Information Page.

03/22/2023

Reminder: Opponents of the proposed 655-home development at Sooner and Britton Roads have scheduled a special meeting for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 23, at Oakdale Baptist Church to discuss the latest developments in the rezoning case.

The board of directors of the Apple Valley Homeowners Association encourages all members to attend the meeting and participate in the ongoing campaign to reject the proposal in its current form.

The development proposal was approved by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission on Feb. 23. The Oklahoma City Council will consider the plan on April 11. That means opponents have only three weeks to lobby City Council members and organize a show of force at the Council meeting.

Your board believes the influx of new residents would create traffic congestion on nearby roads, overburden the Oakdale school district and threaten an already flood-prone ecosystem.

For more information about the history of this development plan and Thursday's community meeting, check the Oakdale Rezoning Information Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/497786331435874.

Sincerely,

AVHOA Board of Directors

02/28/2023

The Apple Valley Homeowners Association will hold its annual meeting tonight at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, at Oakdale Baptist Church. See you there!

02/11/2023

This photo shows the kind of housing density that is being proposed for the 200-acre property at Sooner Road & Britton Road, according to opponents. It shows the Valencia neighborhood located near NW 192nd St. and May Avenue. Valencia was developed by Ideal Homes, the same homebuilder that wants to develop the Sooner & Britton property. Opponents said an Ideal Homes representative told them that Valencia was a good example of how the property near us would be laid out.

02/07/2023

***REMINDER***

The board of directors of the Apple Valley Homeowners Association encourages all members to oppose the latest attempt to locate a high-density housing development at the northeast corner of Britton and Sooner Roads.
Residents of affected neighborhoods, including ours, will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7, at Oakdale Baptist Church to share information and sign petitions asking the Oklahoma City Council to reject the plan. One or more board members will attend the session, but all Apple Valley residents are welcome.
The owners of the 200-acre property failed in their first attempt to rezone the land to allow for a high-density development. They have returned with a slightly modified plan that addresses a few of the concerns expressed by surrounding neighborhoods, but not the primary issue of density.
Under the new plan, the proposed neighborhood would contain 684 homes and patio homes. (See map.) That means each residential lot would be about 1/6th acre. Lots in Apple Valley, in comparison, are about 1 acre each.
We believe the influx of new residents would create traffic congestion on nearby roads, overburden the Oakdale school district and threaten an already flood-prone ecosystem.
The Oklahoma City Planning Commission is scheduled to vote on the revised proposal on Thursday, Feb. 23. We need to submit our objections at least a week before that date so they can be included in the Commission’s pre-meeting information packet.
We encourage members to attend the Planning Commission meeting. It will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 23 in the City Council Chambers, 3rd floor, 200 N. Walker Ave.
For more information about the history of this development plan and Tuesday's community meeting, please join the Oakdale Rezoning Information Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/497786331435874.
We will distribute more information after the meeting for those who were unable to attend but would like to make their voices heard.
Sincerely,
AVHOA Board of Directors
Russell Katigan, president
Garret Woods, vice president
Greg Kamp, treasurer
Warren Vieth, secretary
Tara LaClair, member at large

01/31/2023

Due to the inclement weather, our trash day has been moved to Saturday, February 4th.

01/30/2023

****This meeting has been rescheduled to February 7th.****

The board of directors of the Apple Valley Homeowners Association encourages all members to oppose the latest attempt to locate a high-density housing development at the northeast corner of Britton and Sooner Roads.

Residents of affected neighborhoods, including ours, will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31, at Oakdale Baptist Church to share information and sign petitions asking the Oklahoma City Council to reject the plan. One or more board members will attend the session, but all Apple Valley residents are welcome.

The owners of the 200-acre property failed in their first attempt to rezone the land to allow for a high-density development. They have returned with a slightly modified plan that addresses a few of the concerns expressed by surrounding neighborhoods, but not the primary issue of density.

Under the new plan, the proposed neighborhood would contain 684 homes and patio homes. (See map.) That means each residential lot would be about 1/6th acre. Lots in Apple Valley, in comparison, are about 1 acre each.

We believe the influx of new residents would create traffic congestion on nearby roads, overburden the Oakdale school district and threaten an already flood-prone ecosystem.

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission is scheduled to vote on the revised proposal on Thursday, Feb. 23. We need to submit our objections at least a week before that date so they can be included in the Commission’s pre-meeting information packet.

We encourage members to attend the Planning Commission meeting. It will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 23 in the City Council Chambers, 3rd floor, 200 N. Walker Ave.

For more information about the history of this development plan and Tuesday's community meeting, please join the Oakdale Rezoning Information Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/497786331435874.

We will distribute more information after the meeting for those who were unable to attend but would like to make their voices heard.

Sincerely,

AVHOA Board of Directors
Russell Katigan, president
Garret Woods, vice president
Greg Kamp, treasurer
Warren Vieth, secretary
Tara LaClair, member at large

09/22/2022

If you are missing a black and grey Blue Heeler puppy with at blue collar, it's roaming around 101st and Apple Valley Rd.

05/09/2022

Apple Valley HOA Summer Kickoff Party
See you Sunday, May 15th for our annual Summer Kickoff Party! Please login to the website www.avhoa.com and RSVP on the calendar page: https://www.avhoa.com/p/Calendar/event/Summer-Kickoff-Party-207

11/26/2021

There is an ongoing grass fire on the North East side of the Neighborhood. If you live on that side of the neighborhood please be aware and take your necessary precautions.

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PO Box 13323
Oklahoma City, OK
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