Hello Homeowners!!
I know some of you are wondering when you’re building will be done for the gutters. 
The Vendor we have hired is working towards your building and he has been very helpful and a godsend really! He has worked with the Board in getting this community beautiful and making it cost effective.
If you see them around the community, please let them do their work and if you have any question, call the management or email the board at board@woodhillplace.com and we will try to answer your queries in a timely manner.
The following buildings finished are: 6297, 6287, 6280, 6275, 6270, 2011. They are working on the next few buildings.
The same vendor that is doing our gutters did our new fence/gate for the Pool and we as the Board Of Directors of WHP, feel he has done a great job. Our new security gate will be installed Dec 1st per the security system people and they will be back to move/adjust the gate/fence as needed by Sonitrol to install our security system. We are slowly moving in getting this community to its standard and we look forward toward your cooperation in adhering to our By-Laws and Covenants. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to write to the management or email the board. We prefer to have all questions, comments in writing to keep for our records. We are not the previous board, we are the new board and we will only take questions in writing and you can send those questions to our management company, c/o Odessa and they will forward it to the BOD.
We would like to thank you for your continued support and patience while we work towards to get this community up to par.
Click on the link to the left, and you’ll go straight to the Lowest Gas Prices page. It lists the ten lowest prices found in Charleston, North Charleston, and Summerville. Luckily for us, it’s usual that all ten are in North Charleston!
No point driving 20 miles to save a penny on the gallon, but it’s certainly worth driving to Ashley Phosphate to save 8-10 cents or more! It adds up, expecially if you’ve got a big gas tank!
Do Come In. Don’t Forget To Take Off Your Shoes First! Oh you already did, of course. Silly me!
Would you like to live here? It’s wonderful that you have to remove your sock and shoes to get and out of your own condo every time it rains. Still, mustn’t grumble, we’ve got a nice new roof, and a lick of paint real soon. One can always be wise after the event, with hindsight.
Angela Paroda and Jarred Smith tied the knot on Saturday, June 28, 2008. Angela is, of course, the Woodhill Place HOA Secretary. Best Wishes to the Happy Couple, and perhaps soon there will be little Smiths around the Community!
Spring is here and Woodhill has a new landscaping company with a plan to clean up, refurbish and communicate with all of us about ideas to beautify our community. Mr. Steeves from Forever Green will attend our monthly meetings and welcomes our individual suggestions. For the next month they will be trimming trees and bushes and pulling out all the debris that has collected and created drainage and run-off problems. Later some bushes will be relocated and grass planted to fill in some of the bare areas. The Landscaping Committee will try to keep everyone informed as to the progress, welcomes new members and would like to thank you all in advance for your comments.
Hello Fellow Homeowners!
We need volunteers to do a Easter Egg Hunt for the children in this community! We would like to have it sometime in the week of Easter – we could have it on a Saturday, March 22nd at the Courtyard. We need donations and volunteer to hide the eggs and make it a fun day for all of us in the community. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and any assistance to pull this is will be appreciated!!
Email to board@woodhillplace.com thank you for taking the time and let’s get this community to where it should be…
A big thank you to everyone that got themselves out of bed, and helped with the trash around the community.
Trash laying around the community not only looks unsightly, but it actually encourages those that throw their trash everywhere to do it more.
There were 9-10 of us got out with some black bags and gloves, and between us cleared up everything from candy wrappers to beer bottles; condoms to dead ducks. We got around a half dozen full bags in total, so it was certainly worth braving the rather chilly air and doing that little bit around the place.
Tomorrow is clean up day around the community!
Everyone is invited to pitch in and bring a trash bag or two, and spend a little time cleaning up around the neighborhood.
Event starts at 8am!
