Community is what each of us make it. Below are some of the people that are helping to shape Mill Creek South. We have things to do for anyone that is interested. Contact David Robinson to help out.
Board of Directors
| To email the entire board at once, send to board@millcreeksouth.org. | ||||
| David Robinson | President | 434-882-4944 | ||
| Doug Maldonado | Vice President | 434-202-8269 | ||
| John Hermsmeier | Secretary | |||
| Carolyn Wicker | Treasurer | |||
| Dell Erwin | ARC Chair | 434-245-5891 | ||
| Michael Wheelwright | Grounds | 434-296-6134 | ||
| Dave Segars | At Large | 540-943-1138 | ||
| Krista McMullen | Office Manager | |||
Block Captains
Block Captains are our feet on the street. They deliver the printed minutes to your mailbox every month. Ask them if you can help sometime and you’ll have a friend for life.
| Scott Walk (Captain of Captains) | Stoney Creek Drive |
| Joseph Greenberg | Homestead Lane |
| Don & Priscilla Lepsch | Hidden Ridge |
| Peter & Nadine Urban | Shady Grove |
| Sean and Karen O’Rourke | |
| Dell and John Erwin | Arrow Wood Drive |
| Natalie Somer | Starcrest Lane |
| Lynn Pribus | |
| Nini Almy | |
| Maggie Pearson |
Projects
| Webmaster | [vacant] | – |
| Social Chair | Krista McMullen | office@millcreeksouth.org |
| Annual Yard Sale | Rev. Elizabeth Emery | elizabethemrey@gmail.com |
Meetings
Meetings of the Board are generally held at 7:00 PM on the third Wednesday of the month. The date, time, and location of the next meeting are announced in advance of each meeting by email and on this website. All homeowners are welcome to attend Board meetings.
Serving on the Board of Directors is a great way to get to know your neighbors and invest a small amount of your time in maintaining the community qualities that attracted you to Mill Creek South. If you are interested in serving on the Board, come to a meeting or let one of the directors know of your interest. The Directors try to strike a balance between upholding the covenants, which govern individual property maintenance, architectural design, and common area use and maintenance, and respecting the rights of individuals to enjoy their property and community. Living in a community with covenants requires each resident to accept a few limitations in exchange for the assurance that the appearance of the neighborhood will be maintained over the long term.
The best way for the Board to properly serve the Association is through thoughtful and consistent input from homeowners. The Board strongly encourages individual homeowners to make their opinions, suggestions and complaints known to the Board.