Clark's Crossing Homes Association

Dear Friends:

Welcome to the Clark's Crossing Homes Association website. Here you'll find information about the association, our community, and our neighbors.

Subscribe to the Clark's Crossing Homes Association e-Mail List

The Association maintains an active e-mail list that informs members of news affecting our community, association announcements, and other items of interest. All Clark's Crossing residents are welcome to subscribe to this mailing list.

Please click here to subscribe to the Association's e-mail list.

Recent association e-mail announcements are archived and may be viewed by clicking here.

Please note that the Association's newsletters may also be read as an RSS feed. If this is of interest, please click here.

2011 Annual Picnic

Click here for a quick slideshow from the Association's 2011 Annual Picnic.

Images From the Past

If you've ever wondered how this community was presented when it was first built, here's a peek into the promotional materials of the past (ca. 1982). Click here to view a Senate Construction property brochure (one of several developers contributing to Clark's Crossing). You have to love those nifty flower-filled green houses, the horses pictured in the descriptions (long gone now)--and the prices, which they were discounting significantly according to the realtor's page.

Areas of Interest

Fairfax County Neighborhood Concerns and County Services This document discusses various common neighborhood concerns and problems and suggests who to call within Fairfax County. You may want to print the information and keep it for reference. Some general information, pictures, and a brief video on the white deer that lived in our area in 2005. View a collection of Parcel F images and a brief "What is Parcel F?" overview. These may be of interest to those unfamiliar with the property. Notices of the Association's regular Board Meetings are displayed. The Association's By-Laws and Property Covenants are available in electronic form, together with additional information on architectural issues and the use of the Association's common area. Please click here for more information. You may now search pages found in this web site for pages that meet your needs. Long-time neighborhood resident Pene Russell has made her "Deer Resistant Plant List" available to the Association. Please click here for more details. The "Lahey Lost Valley Park" adjoins our neighborhood and is described in a "General Management Plan," which may be read by clicking the link:

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