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Hickory Farms Community – Fairfax, Virginia

P.O. Box 2239, Fairfax, Virginia 22031

www.hickoryfarms.org

Hickory Farms Community Association (HFCA) Officers and Volunteers

Emergency Phone Numbers

Aerial View of the Hickory Farms Area

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Hickory Farms is located in Fairfax County, Virginia, adjacent to Fairfax City and George Mason University (Zip 22032).  It lies between Roberts Road, Burke Station Road, Main Street (Route 236 – Little River Turnpike) and Braddock Road.  The community is comprised of nearly 200 single family homes built 1975-81.  It has over 17 acres of common areas, including a natural meadow with a bluebird trail, walking paths, a snow sledding hill, shady glades of trees, and a small forest with a stream and lots of animals.  Most  residents are homeowners.  We have an active homeowner association.  A swim club is within walking distance.  Homeowner association dues ($150/year) are used largely to maintain our beautiful common areas.  Hickory Farms is in Fairfax County's Woodson/Frost/Oak View school district.  2011-2012 home sales were in the $440-525,000 range.

•         ACC Application for Approval for Modifications to the Exterior of Your Home

•         ACC Approval of Your Exterior Renovation Project – How to Get it

•         Annual Dues

•         Board of Directors – Usually meets each month. Call the President or Vice Pres for time/place

•         City of Fairfax \Web Site

•         Common Grounds/Areas

•         E-mail/Listerv Service – Receive the monthly newsletter and other important info.  Send an e-mail to your neighbors.

•         Fairfax County or Fairfax City ?

•         Fairfax County

o       County Web Site

o       New Resident Guide

•         Good Neighbor Relations – Zoning Issues

•         History, Maps & Other Information

•         Home Maintenance and Appearance

o       ACC Approval of Your Exterior Renovation Project – How to Get it

o       Tips for Choosing a Contractor

o       Home Maintenance Checklist

o       Ice Damming

•         Laws, Rules and Regulations That Apply to Hickory Farms Residents

•         Meeting Minutes (Annual Meetings and Board of Directors Meetings)

•         Neighborhood Watch

•         Newsletters

•         Out and About Hickory Farms

•         Police Reports

o       Fairfax County (Hickory Farms is in the West Springfield Police District)

o       Fairfax City

•         Safety in the Home and Community

•         Selling Your Home

o       If You Plan to Sell Your Home

o       Virginia Property Owners’ Association Act (VPOAA) Disclosure Package

o       Information for Mortgage Lenders

•         Streets, Sidewalks and Streetlights

•         Utilities & Services

•         Vehicles and Parking

•         Wildlife

•         Yard Maintenance and Appearance

•         Your Responsibilities as a Landlord or Tenant

This web site was approved by the Board of Directors of the Hickory Farms Community Association November 2004.  It is for the convenience and information of Hickory Farms homeowners and residents only.  While every effort has been made to assure that the information on this web site is accurate, it should not be considered authoritative documentation for the HFCA.  If you have a question about HFCA issues, please contact a Board member.

This page last updated 04/23/2012 – Please e-mail suggestions for improvements to the Webmaster.

The domain www.hickoryfarms.org is registered through 2012.

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New Residents

Welcome to Hickory Farms!

•  Join the Hickory Farms e-mail group to receive newsletters and news about Hickory Farms.

• Learn more about Hickory Farms by browsing this web page.  Scan a few back issues of the monthly Newsletter.

• Give your name, phone number, address, and e-mail address to the Treasurer.

• Read the Fairfax County New Resident Guide

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Fairfax County or Fairfax City?

Hickory Farms is located in Fairfax County.  The border between Fairfax County and the City of Fairfax (an independent city located within Fairfax County) runs along the path at the north end of the community (behind homes on Country Squire Lane, Wheatfield Court, and Still Meadow Road).  Some residents of Hickory Farms use City services such as water service.  When asked “Where do you live” by folks unfamiliar with the area, some Hickory Farms residents just respond “Fairfax City,”  which is a lot simpler than saying “I live in Fairfax County – very close to the City of Fairfax.”

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 Information for Mortgage Lenders 

Hickory Farms is a community comprised of 198 single family homes built 1975-81.

The community has approximately 17 acres of common areas, consisting of two grassy fields and various wooded areas.

These common areas are undeveloped.  There are no improvements - no tennis courts, no swimming pools, and no playgrounds.

The Hickory Farms Community Association holds the following insurance policies to cover the common areas and the Board of Directors:

·         Commercial Liability with Travelers Property Casualty

·         Commercial Crime with Travelers Property Casualty

·         Directors and Officers Liability with Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.

To view the insurance policy cover sheet, click here.  Contact Moody Insurance Worldwide (301-417-0001) for more information.  If you have any further questions about insurance, please contact the Hickory Farms Treasurer 

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