Glenmary Homeowners Association
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Community Value Enhancement
Enhancing property values and preserving the quality of life within the Glenmary community through community governance and management.
About
Glenmary Homeowners Association
Founded in
2011
EIN
611215974
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(4)
Category/Type
Community Support
Address
PO BOX 91151 LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40291-0151 United States
Website
www.glenmary-hoa.com
Phone
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About
Glenmary Homeowners Association, est. 2011, enhances property values and preserves community quality of life. Originally developed in 1990, the association transitioned to resident management in 1997 after HFH's bankruptcy. The community now comprises 864 homes.
Mission
The purpose of the Glenmary Homeowner's Association is to enhance the value of property ownership and to preserve the quality of life in the community.
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