Homeowners Association

Current HOA Board members are:

• Dirk Lawson, President
• Debbie Collins, Vice President
• Diane Quattrocchi, Secretary
• Jesse Bechtold, Treasurer
• Abby Gray, Asst. Secretary
• Terry Allen, Director
• Stephanie Terrono, Director
• Andrea Benoit, Director 
• LeRoy Adams, Director 

In addition to the board, several volunteers lead and run committees to complete projects. Thanks to volunteer efforts, we keep our costs low, and as a result have reserve funds to replace or repair facilities such as the tennis courts and swimming pool.

We take pride in our community and ask that all residents adhere to the bylaws. We take reports from neighbors and also have a few board members drive the neighborhood about once per month to assess possible violations. If your home is found to violate you will be contacted, and given a written notice to rectify the problem, and ample time to respond including the opportunity to speak to the board. If a homeowner fails to rectify the problem, a lien will be assessed. This occurs very rarely. Our Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) list all the rules that apply specifically to our neighborhood.

Management

Members of the Longview Farm Homeowners Association (HOA) are elected from within the community, and serve three-year terms. The HOA includes 13 parcel chair, filled by a person from each region of the subdivision. These people represent their area and serve as a liaison to others. Any resident may attend the monthly meetings.

Daily administration and financial management of the subdivision is handled by Young Management Group, Inc. 

Address: Young Management Group, Inc

10660 Barkley St., Ste. 200

Overland Park, KS 66212

Property Manager: Tawny Huddleston

913-890-2300, ask for Tawny Email: [email protected]

Monthly dues are $80.00

History

Longview Farm Subdivision is named after R. A. Long, and developed by Dean Goodman.

Ground broke for he first home in the early 1980s, and the subdivision was complete by 1994. The Homeowners Association assumed ownership of all assets in 2003, and has managed the subdivision ever since.

Monthly dues were raised to $67.50 in 2006.  They increased from $67.50 to $73.00 in January 2020. They increased from $73.00 to $80.00 in January 2023.  Dues for residents of The Villas are about $130.00 but vary with mowing service.

Annual HOA meetings are held each year.

Facts

Our subdivision has 326 homes. We have divided the subdivision into 5 adjacent areas:

• The Estates, with 61 homes
• The Farms, with 110 homes
• The Highlands, with 67 homes
• The Manor, with 52 homes
• The Villas, with 36 homes