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The Vineyards at Wyndham Creek is a 188 unit, Single Family Home Community located in Sherwood, Oregon. Our beautiful neighborhood was built by Centex Homes in 2005. The neighborhood is a family-oriented community just off Hwy 99 with wide streets and green common areas.
The area is within walking distance to Sherwood’s Edy and Laurel Ridge schools, and the soon to be brand, new High School off Elwert Road. Our community is not far from Lady Fern Park and backs up to Sherwood’s wonderful Cedar Creek Trail. The quiet and desirable surroundings make it a great place to live where you can call home.
The Community is managed by a professional management company and governed by a Homeowners Association. Our Board of Directors meets quarterly to discuss Association business and meeting times and location is on our web site.
Please feel free to contact us with your comments, suggestions or would like additional information.
Questions?
Contact Shamrock Community & Property Mgmt
Sara & Jed Spera - 503-746-4122
Neighborhood News
2023 HOA Annual Dues
Posted on Jan 12th, 2023
2023 Annual Dues were sent out in mid-December 2022 and were due on January 1st, 2023.
They will be considered late if received after January 15, 2023. Dues received after January 15, 2023, are subject to a $50 late fee and will accrue an 18% APR finance charge.
A copy of the HOA Collections Policy was included with the Annual Dues Statement. Please contact Shamrock Properties if you have any questions, 503-746-4122.
Information
2023 Community Events
Friday, June 30th to Sunday, July 2nd, 8am - 4pm at Vineyards Neighborhood
Neighborhood Community Garage Sale is planned for the last weekend, in June 30th - July 2nd, 2023
Annual Dumpster Event will be held July 14, 2023
Board of Directors Meeting - TBD, date to be announced.
via online Google Workspace
Please contact Jed @ Shamrock Properties for more details, 503-746-4122
HOA Message Board
Community Cluster Mailboxes
It has been reported recently that some of our Community Cluster Mailboxes have been broken into and locks damaged. Specifically, the large parcel lockers are having the locks damaged and packages have been stolen.
Mailboxes are protected by federal law, and crimes against them and the mail they contain are considered a federal offense. Violators can be fined up to $250,000 or imprisoned for up to three years for each act of vandalism. If you see damage to your mail box lock or to the large parcel locker, contact the local USPS to report the damage.
Also, its a good idea to contact the Sherwood Police and let them know so they can monitor the location. Promptly pickup mail and try not to leave letters/packages in your mailbox or at your door for any length of time. If you cannot be home to receive a package, make another arrangement or use the USPS Hold Mail Service. Deposit outgoing mail into USPS® Blue Collection Boxes before the last collection or inside your local Post Office if possible.
Questions?? Contact Shamrock Property Management at 503-746-4122.