Princeton Meadows HOA

Hello Homeowners, As we prepare for Thanksgiving and the holidays that follow, we should pause and reflect on the many blessings that we enjoy—our loved ones, our freedoms as Americans, and to live in a great neighborhood such as Princeton meadows. This has been a hard year for everyone I know with COVID's possible family loss and loss of employment you can look back and say that you made it. Tomorrow is another day and that brings more opportunity and time to see your loved ones. This year in particular we all have much to give thanks for thank each and every person that went to their neighbors to check on them or give a helping hand. Princeton meadows is a unique community and we always come together as a community. This holiday please be safe practice all safety guidelines provided by the CDC and WHO to protect yourself and your family friends and neighbors. See CDC guidelines below CDC GUIDELINES  So, at a time when w e traditionally give thanks, allow me—on behalf of our Board

  Hello, Homeowners,  I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. I wanted to give you all a bit of good news. We have all worked very hard to rebuild our community, and as we all know, everything takes time, but I am happy to say that we have another big project that will start within the next two weeks or less. We will be replacing the whole fence on Princeton meadows drive. The fence will look similar to the trails of Riverstone but minus the extra multi-board approach. The fence will be cedar and stained. I believe this will make the community pop with a whole new fence. The contractor will reach out to homeowners next to eth fence to let you know the day you may have boards missing temporarily. We are taking the approach or pulling and placing panels within sections. I would also like to thank BinfordSupply Mckinney for helping us with this project. We have a few homeowners who work there and showed their community spirit and eagerness to help us get the fence's materials.