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Based on feedback from homeowners like you, the HGHOA Board updated the Architectural Standards regarding mailboxes and mailbox posts. These changes will help ensure the mailbox and post appearance continues to be maintained in the same manner as installed by the developer within the various phases of Harrington Grove.
- Mailbox posts are to be made of wood only, and follow the original design of the developer of the given Harrington Grove subdivision.
- Posts will be white in color. The only temporary exception is previously allowed gray or house trim color posts. These posts must be painted white when they need repainting, repair or replacement.
- The house number should be affixed to the mailbox post, and not to the metal mailbox, which is consistent with the developer's original installation.
- Mailbox will be metal, black in color, and without decorative accents or designs; standard "T2" (medium rural route) size, measuring about 8.25" wide, 11" high, 21" deep; no other style or color is authorized.
- Homes located in the "Vale" and "Village" subdivisions may continue to use the existing style installed by the developer as long as the posts remain serviceable; however when it needs to be replaced due to disrepair, they are required to be transitioned to the Harrington Grove style (shown in the pictures) to allow for consistency throughout the Harrington Grove neighborhood.
- If you need a new post, here are some options:
- Rodney's Sign Company (Apex), Phone: 362-9669; post is pressure treated, not painted; $155.00 plus tax (price subject to change); mailbox not provided.
- Dana Parks, Harrington Grove Resident (The Oaks), Phone: 676-7508; $75.00 (price subject to change); mailbox not provided.
- If you’re “handy” and would like to build your own post, here are the specifications.
Please feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions or comments. Contact may be made via Email: board@hghoa.com, or Phone (PPM), Fran Bourke, 848-4911.
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