Julien Hecht, our Board President, continues to focus on the large number of boaters using Cherry Tree Cove. These boaters generate excessive noise, trespass on FCF land, and produce pollution in a terrapin and trumpet swan habitat. Julien has worked with other FCF homeowners on this thorny issue. Over the past 45 days, with the assistance…

The Board is working with Tri-County Deer Management, an organized group of bow hunters, who aid communities such as ours in their efforts to manage the deer population within their respective areas. Fishing Creek Farm has worked with Tri-County Deer Management for many years in this effort. The bow hunters must demonstrate their bow hunting…

The Board of Directors meetings are always open to all homeowners. Our next meeting is this Tuesday, June  23rd at 7pm. Now it is even easier to attend.  To join the meeting virtually use the following log in information to join in our Go To Meeting videoconference. June BOD meeting Tue, Jun 23, 2020 7:00…

Our beautiful community includes vibrant forested and wetland areas, which provide essential habitat for fish, birds, mammals, and insects like butterflies, fireflies, and honeybees. Unfortunately, wetlands are also a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which can be both a nuisance and in some cases a public health risk. Of most concern, Tiger mosquitoes have been found…

We have signed up again this summer for mosquito control spraying by the MD Dept. of Agriculture (MDA). Spraying will start on or about the end of May and continue through September. MDA will monitor for adult mosquitoes in our community one evening a week. If the density of adult mosquitoes is at a certain…

Attendees There was a terrific turnout as Board president Bob Booth welcomed the 43 homeowners at the clubhouse or their proxies, and the over 35 homeowners attending the meeting online or through their proxy. In attendance at the club house were Board members president Bob Booth, vice president Matt Bernhardt, treasurer Deborah Brafford, and secretary Julien Hecht….

The board has received concerns from a group of homeowners regarding our recent decision to allow a homeowner to build a fence on his property located on Hidden River View Road.  The board has also reviewed the minutes from the 1995 HOA meeting where the Board was presented with a proposed clarification to the restriction for fences on…

The Board of Directors is hosting an open budget meeting this Thursday, November 14, 2019, at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse to present 2019 year-end review and the adopted 2020 budget. The adopted budget can be viewed by clicking here. Following is a brief summary of 2019 accomplishments Increased income due to CD investments Began…

The 2020 FCFHOA budget will be discussed on November 14th at 7pm at the clubhouse.  All homeowners are invited to attend this important discussion. 

The approved August 2019 Board of Directors meeting minutes are now online in our homeowners only area.  To view these, log in then click on Committees > Board of Directors > Documents.  The minutes are located in the 2019 meeting minutes folder.

Good News!  The 11 new lounge chairs for the pool will be arriving soon.  This summer has seen an increase in the use of the pool and it is great to see the community using this wonderful asset. As a reminder, if you use the boat ramp, please secure the gate before you leave the…

The March (annual meeting), April, and May 2019 BOD meeting minutes documents have been added to our document depository. To access these documents in our homeowner’s only area, please click here.

The Annual Meeting is scheduled, Sunday, March 10, 2019 at 7 PM in the community clubhouse.  All are welcome and encouraged to attend.   One function of the Annual Meeting is to elect members to the Board to fill the vacancies.  There are two (2) vacancies to fill.  The community is seeking volunteers to fill those vacancies.  If you interested in…