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Our Community
The Board of Directors of The Villages at Sleepy Hollow Homeowner’s Association, Inc. (HOA) welcomes you to the community’s website. The information contained on the website is meant for both those seeking general information about The Villages at Sleepy Hollow as well as providing community residents with access to community specific information.
The Villages at Sleepy Hollow is situated on the west side of the City of Salisbury, Maryland, which has an estimated population of 26,000 residents. The city was incorporated in 1854 and is the largest city on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Situated in the heart of the mid-Atlantic region both Wicomico County , which is considered the “Crossroads of Delmarva”, and the City of Salisbury are convenient to shopping and the area’s beaches and Chesapeake Bay recreation destinations. The second largest port and the second largest airport in the State are located in Wicomico County.
The 70.8 acres that make up The Villages at Sleepy Hollow community was purchased by the developers in August 2001. The ground breaking for construction of 193 residential units made up of both single family and duplex homes occurred in October 2003. The classic book, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, was used as a source for both the name of the community and the names of the streets within the community. A clock tower circle serves as the focal point for this thriving residential community, a portion of which is designated as a 55+ adult living area. Being located within the city limits means the community enjoys access to both city utilities and services in addition to those services provided by the HOA.
Homeowner's Association Dues Annual 2022 Homeowner's Association Assessments due 31-January-2022: - Age-Restricted Area $1,076
- Non-Age Restricted Area $ 387
Community Information | Notices
Call For Nominees – 2022
Are
you looking for a unique leadership opportunity? Well, look no further! Sleepy Hollow is looking for leaders like you
to join the board of directors. In
preparation of our Annual Meeting & Election, the Nominating Committee is
looking for a slate of candidates. We
have two (2) board positions open for the March election.
Non – Age 3-year term (Expires 2025)
At Large 1-year term (Expires
2023)
If
you are interested in being involved in the community but not on the board, the
Association also has several committees, such as Architectural Review Board, Landscape
Committee, or Social Committee. We would be happy to send you a committee
description for review. Community Yard Sales - 2022
To allow residents time to prepare for their individual
yard/garage sales, we are publishing the 2022 Community-wide Yard Sale dates as
follows:
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Scheduled Date
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Rain Date
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SPRING
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May 7
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May 14
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FALL
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October 1
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October 8
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COMMUNITY UPDATES
* Curbside Recycling
– The City of Salisbury * The City of Salisbury has resumed curbside recycling pick-up during the once a week trash collection -- Tuesday mornings. Recyclable materials that qualify for pickup include paper, cardboard, aluminium/tin/bi-metal cans, and glass bottles and jars. The Sanitation Division asks that all paper is tied together or placed in a paper bag for collection. Please be sure to wash out glass bottles and metal cans before placing them out for collection.Place receptacles on the curb before 6:00 AM to ensure orderly and timely pickup of materials. For public safety, recycling and trash receptacles must be removed by 11:00 PM the same day. Any questions regarding this service should be directed to the City’s Field
Operations Department at 410-548-3177. ~ Posted 14-April, 2021 * Neighborhood Courtesy
Request *
As good homeowners, we strive for that perfect
neighborhood. In doing so, we need to
remember to pick up trash in our yards. Specifically, the Wicomico
Weekly is delivered on the hard shoulder of driveways. To prevent this paper from being scattered in
your neighbor’s yard or down the street, please pick up at your earliest
convenience. If you do not want to
receive the paper, call the Wicomico Weekly office at 410-845-4620 and request to be removed from their delivery list. Thank you for being a good neighbor.
SLEEPY HOLLOW LAWN CARE
Schedule for Irrigating Lawns - 2021
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BULLETIN
Irrigation Schedule Update – Effective 28-September 2021
The irrigation system run schedule has been reset for Sunday and Tuesday. Watering
zones will commence late in the evening and continue their cycles through the next
morning until all sequences have been completed.
~~Posted 28-September 2021
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Delmarva Lawn
Care completed their testing of the community’s irrigation system.
Effective May 13, 2021, the system is set to run on Monday and
Friday, beginning Monday, May 17th. Watering zones will commence around
11PM and continue their cycles through the next morning.
As in past
seasons, the system schedule (run day) is subject to change without notice
based on prevailing weather conditions. Any known changes will be updated
on Sleepy Hollow’s website (www.sleepyhollowmd.com) and the social network, NextDoor (https://nextdoor.com).
Refer to the Lawn and Irrigation Guidelines on how to report issues. ~Posted 13-May, 2021
SLEEPY HOLLOW SOCIALS * * STAYED TUNED
–> Upcoming Events will be posted soon *
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Neighborhood Watch
August, 2016 Residents of the Sleepy Hollow neighborhood had new Neighborhood
Watch signs installed and celebrated the occasion with the Mayor and police
officers.
Suspicious Activity – Updated 11-October, 2018
A
resident on Tappan Lane has reported to the police that someone has been
ringing the doorbell late at night, but when the resident goes to the door no
one is there. Just a note of caution and
to advise you to report similar activities to the Salisbury Police Department
(SPD) at 410-548-3165.
When you call to report suspicious activity, you aid not only the Police
Department, but you make your neighborhood a safer place in which to live and
work. A suspicious activity is an occurrence that is out of place in your
neighborhood.
UPDATE: The SPD will be on patrol in
the area. They suggest that you do not answer the door if you are not expecting
someone and that you immediately notify the police.
Follow these steps
when reporting a crime to the police:
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Remain calm
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Call 9-1-1
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Identify yourself (name, address, and phone) and give your
location
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Describe what is happening or what you saw happen
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If there is a suspect or vehicle, be able to provide the police
dispatcher with a detailed description and the direction of travel
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Be patient
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