Click here for the Antioch Hills website.

Click here for the Blackthorne Estates Website

 Click here to view the New Monument Design Plans

 Click here to view the Annual Meeting Information & Agenda

 Click here to view the 2017 Pool Rules

Updated March 22, 2024

Please check this web page regularly for updated schedules and event format.

 Happy Spring in Corinth Hills!

2024 Garage Sale

CHHA "Mission Statement"

Since 1958, the Corinth Hills Homes Association has provided to homeowners, within the specific boundaries of our neighborhood, an organization to work toward the maintenance of the standards and services needed to keep Corinth Hills the attractive and desirable community it was so carefully planned to be. Over the years, while our neighborhood's development was completed, families grew up together, some moved on, and a few have stayed, with the distinction of being Original Owners. Shopping became easier with the opening of the Corinth Square Shopping Center in 1963. Lifelong friendships have been formed and Corinth Hills continues to be one of the area's most desirable neighborhoods.

Your Homes Association's Board of Directors works diligently on an array of activities for homeowners each year which are designed to promote the values of Corinth Hills and bring homeowners together for friendship and community involvement. The Board oversees these activities:

Maintenance of 15 Green-space Islands.

Publishing of a Newsletter

Maintenance of a Web Site

New Resident Welcome Package

Biannual Garden Tour

Annual Picnic

Annual Association Meeting

Annual Budget Meeting

Membership in Homes Associations of Kansas City 

INDIAN FIELDS HOMES ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS’

2024 QUARTERLY MEETINGS

January 16th

April 16th

July 16th

October 15th 

The Indian Fields Board of Directors will meet quarterly on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.  If you have an agenda item(s) you would like to address or have the Board address, please notify either Lindsy Myers (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Jay Howard (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) at least one week prior to the meeting date so the issue(s) can be added to the agenda. 

Thinking about building or remodeling your home?

Indian Fields Homes Association has stricter rules for setbacks, structures, etc. than the City of Prairie Village. Ensure you, your architect, your contractor, and your subcontractors understand these restrictions and the process for getting approval.

• Restrictions
• Submission and Review of Proposed Building Plans

To access your legal description with Block and Lot numbers, please visit Johnson County Location Services at https://ims.jocogov.org/locationservices/

If you have any questions about the building or remodeling process, please contact Indian Fields Board President, Jay Howard, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Click here for the Mill Creek Farms Website.

Click here for the Northwood Trails Website.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ORLEANS COURT RESIDENTS REGARDING THE CITYS FIRE SAFTEY AND PREVENTION GUIDELINES:

Barbeque Grills

Only use grills outdoors. Position them well away from siding, deck railings and out from under eaves and branches. Periodically remove grease from the tray below the grill.

City code prohibits those living in apartments and condominium communities from using gas or charcoal grills within 10 feet of the building or any other combustible construction, unless that building has an automated sprinkler system.

Click here for a link to Overland Park's fire safety information.

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Important Information Regarding Trash Collection

Click here for the rules of proper dumpster etiquette.

Click here for the Prairie Fields Home Page

Click here for the Prairie Hills Home Page

Annual Ice Cream Social
Brings Prairie Ridge Neighbors Together

	The Ice Cream Social, held at Bennett Park, is a huge hit with the Prairie Ridge neighborhood.  Sheridans Frozen Custard caters the event and 94.9 KCMO Radio provides music while residents gather to enjoy the ice cream.

Stay up-to-date with the latest neighborhood news by going to our Facebook page or website.

 Supporting Information on Sunken Garden Proposal 

• Sunken Garden Preliminary Plan
• Sunken Garden - Reduced Pool Size

Neighborhood Event Grant Applications

• 2022 Application

2024 Annual Meeting - January 17, 2024

• 2024 Budget

• Park Board Report

• President's Letter

Westmont is a community of 166 homes near 119th and Antioch in Overland Park. Developed in the early 1980's Westmont is a quiet, tree-lined community that's easily recognizable by the white fencing and signage that denotes its boundaries. Residents take pride in their homes and enjoy neighborhood activities.

For Westmont Maintenance Fee Policies--See Bylaws section

For Westmont Directory, login at: https://www.directoryspot.net/general/login.php

** New Homeowners or Need Access? Please contact any board member or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and provide your property and email address to be added to the system.

Click here for the Wilshire Place Website

The Woodlands is a beautiful neighborhood in suburban Kansas City. It’s located in Johnson County, Kansas, just 20 minutes south of downtown Kansas City. This subdivision of 160 lovely and well-maintained homes is in the nationally-recognized Blue Valley School District. There are scenic parks and numerous upscale dining, shopping, recreation and entertainment options nearby.

 Subdivision amenities include a community pool and clubhouse, mature trees, landscaped common areas and affordable annual dues. Neighborhood social events are planned throughout the year, and there’s a good mix of long-time residents and young families. It’s a great place to live and raise a family.

Community Pool

 Clubhouse

Neighborhood Activities

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Click here for the Armour Fields Email Listing

Welcome to the Country Club District

One of Kansas City’s most beautiful neighborhoods, the Country Club District boasts fountains, island green spaces, and artful urns that surround gorgeous homes. The district is comprised of houses on the south side of 57th Street to the north side of 65th Street, nestled between Ward Parkway, Summit and Valley Roads.  

https://www.instagram.com/countryclubdistrictkc/

Annual 4^th of July Parade

Since 1981 our neighborhood has held an annual Independence Day Parade to kick off the holiday! In the morning families are welcome to decorate bikes, scooters, strollers and carts to join the festivities. A lively marching band makes our parade special while neighbors share food, drink and fellowship.  

Annual Summer Social

It’s like a block party but bigger! Every August the Country Club District Housing Association plans a social to bring neighbors together for food, drink and fun at Rooster Island located on Belleview and Huntington. 

History of Sunset Hill

2024 Board Meetings

The Country Club Homes Association Board of Directors will meet at 7 p.m. on the following dates in 2024:  

• Tuesday, January 9
• Tuesday, March 12
• Tuesday, May 14
• Tuesday, July 9
• Tuesday, August 13
• Tuesday, September 10
• Tuesday, November 12

In addition to these dates, other Board meetings may be called as needed throughout the year.

If you have agenda items you would like to add to a particular meeting, or you have an issue or question you would like to bring to the board, please notify Matt Watson (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ) at least one week prior to the meeting so the issue can be added to the agenda.  If you would like to attend or participate in a meeting, check here one week before the scheduled meeting and the location or method to join a meeting will be posted.

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The Board of the Country Club Homes Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at the home of Board member Chris Jury, 637 West 59th Terr.  If you would like to observe or participate in this meeting, please contact Tom Grimaldi by email (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ) or phone (816-213-1054) in advance of the meeting and he will give you instructions for how to attend or participate.

Click here to see the Crestwood home page

Click here for the Greenway Fields home page.

Click here for North Lakes Website

Click here for the Oak Meyer Gardens Website

2023 Red Bridge Homes Association Annual Meeting

November 4th at 10:30 a.m.

Southpoint Church of Christ

101 West Red Bridge Road

Click here for the Rockhill Gardens homepage.

Click here for the Romanelli West homepage.

Romanelli West is a 330-home neighborhood located between Ward Parkway and State Line Road and 64th Terrace south to Gregory Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri, the City of Fountains. The J.C. Nichols Company platted Romanelli West and Meyer Gardens subdivisions in the late 1940’s. Our homeowners are members of the Homes Associations of Kansas City, Inc. J.C. Nichols admired the sculptures of the Raffaello Romanelli Studio in Florence, Italy after which he named the subdivision and our association.

Romanelli West homes are on large tree shaded lots and wide streets, with sculptures incorporated into corner landscaping and islands. We have an active homeowners’ association, and various social activities throughout the year. Arno Park, a city park, is within the boundaries of Romanelli West.

Our location is convenient to the Brookside Shops, the Country Club Plaza, Waldo, UMKC’s Volker campus, Midwest Research Institute, The Stowers Institute for Medical Research, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering & Technology, University of Kansas Medical Center, Crown Center, Union Station, downtown Kansas City, 18th & Vine Historic District, Sprint’s World HQ Campus, Corporate Woods, and metro area community colleges in both Kansas and Missouri, all no more than twenty minutes away.

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A HISTORY OF SUNSET HILL

The gently curving streets, wide lawns and spacious houses that are characteristic of Sunset Hill were part of a carefully planned development by two Kansas City real estate firms, the Ward Investment Company and the J.C. Nichols Company. Deed restrictions were in force from the start to regulate the size, cost and use of the properties. And the natural beauty of the Brush Creek valley and the hill above it provided the area with its name, Sunset Hill. Despite the placid nature of the area, its history was at times turbulent and bloody. It was the site of a major Civil War battle and even earlier figured in the wholesale relocation of the Mormons from Jackson County.

Sunset Hill is part of a 2,000 acre tract of land which the Church of Latter Day Saints acquired when the federal government resettled the Kansa and Osage tribes from their native lands in 1825. In 1831 followers of Joseph Smith, who founded what became known as the Mormon Church, began moving into Western Missouri to establish their “New Zion” in fulfillment of Smith’s vision that the American Indians were descended from the lost tribes of Israel. Edward Partridge, a church bishop, was the first patentee of the 2,000 acres, held in at least 15 separate parcels. The property stretched from Independence, Missouri westward to the Missouri border, and included parts of present day Kansas City. The group’s presence did not last long, however. The closed nature of their society, increasing economic and political power and dealings with Indian nations brought civil unrest. In 1833 the Latter Day Saints fled to Clay and, later, Caldwell counties. Their property in Jackson County was confiscated or appropriated. The conflict continued and, in 1838, Missouri Governor Lilburn Boggs issued an order calling for the removal or extermination of Mormons in the state.

The Mormons hired a number of attorneys to seek fair compensation for their lands and they conveyed about 1,000 acres of their Jackson County holdings in 1838 to pay off legal services totaling about $5,000.

One of the attorneys was Alexander W. Doniphan whose fee included the site of what would later become the Ward homestead. In 1858, William W. Bent acquired 220 acres for Doniphan and with his wife moved to the property in 1860. Mr. Bent was the owner of a well-known western trading company and one of the first settlers of Colorado. Local history has it that Bent’s wife, Yellow Woman, scandalized Westport society by refusing to live in the house and pitched a tent on the lawn instead.

Part of the Battle of Westport was waged across Bent’s farm on Oct. 23, 1864, which ended with the Union forces defeating the Confederates and stopping a Southern advance into Northern territory.

Mr. Bent died in 1868 and his friend Seth Ward acquired the property, eventually adding to it until it encompassed more than 400 acres above the Brush Creek Valley. Ward was an early frontiersman and businessman who first came to the area in the 1840’s. He made his fortune as the government supply officer at Fort Lasaramie, Wyoming, on the Oregon-California Trail, then returned to Westport in 1860 and married the daughter of one of the town’s most prominent families.

The present day residential area was carved out of the 440 acres of land which belonged to the Ward Homestead. Seth Ward’s sons, Hugh and John, foresaw the southward expansion of the city, and, with developer J. C. Nichols, created the Sunset Hill residential area out of their father’s farm.

Mr. Nichols and the Ward family developed Sunset Hill using the uneven hilly contours to full advantage for the views. J. C. Nichols persuaded the Ward family to market the land as part of one larger plan that included a golf course as the eastern border and winding roads to connect the district.

In 1897 the east pasture of the Ward farm became the Kansas City Country Club’s first golf course . Later, 80 acres of land on the eastern border was purchased from the Wards by the Loose family. In 1926, the widow of Jacob L. Loose donated the property to the city. The park, known as Loose Park, created a natural boundary to open spaces, gardens and a lake.

In 1909, Mr. Nichols and Hugh Ward planned the beginning of Ward Parkway using 90 acres of land donated by Mr. Ward to the city at a time when Kansas City was first struggling to develop a system of parks and boulevards. The great, double roadway, 500 feet wide in some places, cuts through the western edge of the development. Seth Ward died in 1903 and his sons and then Hugh’s widow, Vassie James Ward Hill, carried on the Ward Investment Company. The J. C. Nichols Company and the Ward Investment Company continued to develop home sites in the surrounding area known as the Country Club District which was developed by Mr. Nichols. The Ward Investment Company was dissolved in 1941 but the J. C. Nichols Company continues today.

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You may contact the Ward Parkway Estates Homes Association Board at:

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To direct your message to a specific Board Member, please include his/her name in the subject line following "Attn:" or at the beginning of the message.

If you are unable to contact the Board using our email, please leave a message for the Ward Parkway Estates Homes Association Board at 913-385-2440.

Important & Fun Save the Dates

1^st Fridays at the Fountain, 5:00 to 6:30 PM:  BYOB and mingle with neighbors.  June 2nd, July 7th, August 4th, September 1st, October 6th

Neighborhood Garage Sale: Saturday, June 17.  Set your own hours!

Summer Dumpster Day:  Saturday, June 24, 8:00 AM until full or noon.  Two dumpsters will be set up near the fountain.  One dumpster for yard waste and one for other items.  No hazardous waste, mattresses or appliances. Roger the metal scrapper will pick up metal for recycling.  Please do not add material after doors are closed.

Annual Picnic in Westwood Park:  Saturday, Sept. 16, 5:00 to 7:00 PM

Fall Dumpster Day:  Saturday, October 28.  Same rules apply.

 Short Term Rentals Policy Update

On Thursday, May 4, 2023, the City Council unanimously voted to adopt Ordinances 230267 and 230268 that collectively transfer the oversight and management of the short term rental program to the Neighborhood Services Department, further define the permitting requirements for short term rentals, and strengthen the City’s enforcement authority with both operators and intermediaries (booking platforms). The language adopted reflects neighborhood priorities and the KCNAC recommendations.

Key components of the newly adopted short term rental policy: 

·  Registration through the Neighborhoods Department opens June 15, 2023.

·  Establishes a flat registration fee of $200, increasing annually based on Consumer Price Index 

·  Non-resident STRs will no longer be permitted on residential-zoned property. Previously approved non-resident STRs are allowed to continue in R districts per the terms of their current permit.

·  STRs registered under Chapter 56 must re-register if the property changes hands

·  Adds a record-keeping requirement for complaints received and other transaction information 

·  1-year deregistration for any non-resident STR in violation of City code

·  3-year deregistration for

o    (a) 3+ convictions under this Code, state, or federal law; and

o    (b) finding that STR presents a present and pervasive threat to or disregard for public health and safety 

Requires booking platforms to remove any unregistered or deregistered STRs

2022 Annual Picnic

Close to 90 neighbors enjoyed getting together in Westwood Park at our annual picnic on September 18.  For the second year in a row, neighbors feasted on Bay Boy sandwiches and Andy's custard while basking in the late summer weather.

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