Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is elected by the Association members.  They manage the Association business by making decisions and setting policies.  The Board has a fiduciary responsibility  that includes collection, spending and properly budgeting funds, maintaining the integrity of common areas, upholding the community’s governing documents and addressing community issues on the Association’s behalf. 

Conservancy Office
We are here to help you – and to make your quality of life better.  Services we provide include:     

• Community Services – publishing the newsletter and directory, updating the Web site, orienting new owners/tenants and scheduling recreational and social functions.
• Governance Services – ensuring residents are complying with the governing documents, adhering to local, state and federal statutes (like fair housing laws), enforcing community rules and policies and recruiting new volunteers.
• Businesses Services –  operating the common property efficiently, bidding maintenance work competitively, investing reserve funds wisely, developing long-rang plans and equitably and efficiently collection assessments.

Providing these services requires good management (by both the Board of Trustees and professional management staff), strong planning and organization, and carefully monitoring of Association’s affairs.

It is not easy, but by fairly and effectively delivering these services, the community association protects and enhances the value of individual homes and lenders interest in those homes.

We are available Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm.  If you have any questions, or just want to talk, call us at 410-956-8215 or e-mail us at:

Tracy Powelson, General Manager –
Merrit Stotsky, Assistant Manager –
Michelle Collett, Assistant Manager –
Susan Cardenas, Administrative Assistant –

Legum & Norman
Legum & Norman began managing community associations in 1969 in Washington, DC. Their portfolio includes high-rise, mid-rise, garden, and townhouse condominiums, homeowner associations, planned unit developments and mixed-use communities. Their management programs include full, retained, financial management and facility services. Management programs are customized to meet the individual needs of each community. The Community Managers are the most experienced in the industry, which helps ensure that each community is maintained to the highest levels and within the standards established by the Board of Directors. The industry knowledge, experienced personnel and depth of resources available through Legum & Norman provides unequaled support for all of our community association clients.  To learn more about the company, visit www.legumnorman.com.

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