Plymouth Township Awards and Recognition
You may also be interested to know that Money Magazine listed Plymouth Township as #28 in their top 100 communities in the U.S. in which to live?
Relocate America has recognized Plymouth Township as a “Top 100 Places to Live”. Thanks to everyone who has helped to make this an outstanding community!
2024-25 Board of Directors Elections
The votes were tallied at the Annual Meeting, and congratulations to Lori Kuhn, Jon Pilon, and Gary Nimmerguth, who were all reelected to three-year terms.
Shortly after the elections were finalized, Lori decided to step off the board while intending to stay active in bringing fresh ideas and her time as a committee volunteer. With Lori's resignation, the board reached out to Celina Pepper to fill the position of Communications Chair, and she has graciously accepted. The board thanks Lori very much for her service over many years, and welcomes Celina!
2024 Survey
We thank you for your feedback. The Board is actively discussing your ideas and will be addressing any immediate concerns. Click here to access.
Spring Newsletter - 2024 - please click here or see Latest Newsletter tab at top of page
2024 RHSA Dues are Past Due
Ridgewood Hills Annual Dues were due March 31, 2024. Notices were mailed to all homeowners of record in January. Please pay online here. If you have questions, please reach out to our Treasurer, Mike DiSalvo at [email protected].
Welcome Back to the Board Tony Vigliotti!
The board is pleased to have appointed Tony Vigliotti to the board to fill the one vacant spot. Prior to rejoining, Tony has been assisting Farah Hobballah in Community Standards and Ordinance issues.
Annual Meeting: Conducted May 30, 2024 7:00-8:00 at Plymouth Library - thanks to all who attended! In short, the state of the subdivision remains strong!
2023 Years Dues and Drain Assessments
February 28, 2023 -- If you haven't yet paid, your Drain assessment bill from 2023 is past due. Pay online here.
March 31, 2023 - Ridgewood Hills Association Annual Dues are past due. click here to pay online.
Road Cracks Filled and Sealed in October, 2023
The board contracted with Titan Pavement to clean, fill, and seal cracks of 1/4" to 1" in width throughout Ridgewood Hills. This work was successfully completed in October, 2023.
Homeowners Approve Revised RHSA Legal Governing Documents
Vote 1 -- Articles of Incorporation APPROVED in 2023 - this vote was conducted IN PERSON or BY PROXY at a Special Meeting held March 15, 2023 @ 6:30pm at Plymouth Township Hall.
Vote 2 -- Amended and Restated Declaration of Restrictions APPROVED in 2023: This voting process received the needed 75% consents in November, 2023.
The next step is to have Plymouth Township approve the new documents before they are filed with the appropriate government entities to then become formally effective. They were submitted for approval in December, 2023.
Thank You, Ron Ross!!!
The Board would like to recognize Ron Ross, who has served on the board the last 11 years in the role of Maintenance Co-Chair. Ron's engineering background has proven to be a godsend to Ridgewood Hills, and we owe him a debt of gratitude. One of Ron's key accomplishments, among many, was securing a new snow contractor on very short notice when our prior contractor unexpectedly went out of business. Ron has also invested much sweat equity into various projects when trees needed trimming or a Gravel Outlet Filter needed clearing. He has been an active member of the board on all the issues and decisions made by the board for the benefit of the neighborhood, and we can't thank him enough for his contributions.
Storm Water Drain Inspection & Repairs Completed
As is the responsibility of your Board of Directors under the Declaration of Restrictions, we contracted Advance Underground Inspection to conduct inspection, maintenance, and repair of our storm water drain system over the during 2021-22. Based on which storm lines serve your home and what work was done to those lines, your assessment was mailed the week of December 5, 2022. Your payment is due February 28, 2023. You may pay online by clicking on this link. If you have questions about the amount or the work done, please contact Ron Ross at 734-812-5531.
Amendments to RHSA Legal Documents History
In early July 2021, all homeowners should have received a mailing from our retained attorney's office outlining proposed changes to the RHSA legal documents. A tab dedicated to the amendments is shown at the top of this page.
Since the July meeting, the board gathered that feedback and has been dedicating a significant amount of time at its monthly board meetings to discuss and make possible updates and enhancements before sharing again with all residents. At the December 2021 meeting, the board concluded its review and returned the document with questions, comments, and suggested edits to the attorney's office for further review and recommendations before going back to residents for a vote of approval.
Trash and Recycle Bins - please remove from public view
It has come to our attention that some residents are not adequately shielding their trash and recycle bins from public view. We ask that you please be respectful of your neighbors and do as most homeowners do by storing such containers either in your garage or shielded by evergreens, per our deed restrictions. We appreciate your cooperation.
Use of Common Areas
Questions emerged last year concerning use of the common areas by residents. We have placed the rules of usage under our Ordinance tab, and a link to the file can also be downloaded here. Additionally, the Board decided at its June meeting to move forward to extend a pathway through the commons west of Hillcrest through the master plan entrance/exit point on Pinehill. That project was successfully completed over the Summer, and we hope you enjoy the new entrance.
Older News:
Entrance Signs installed for Powell and Hillcrest
During the September 2020 Board Meeting, the board approved new entrance signs to be put in at the entrance to the subdivision off of Powell Road. Those signs were installed in late September.
Plymouth Township Ordinance Officer
The Township has appointed Dan Adkins to the position of Ordinance officer. He can help enforce Township Ordinance issues - his phone number is (734) 354-3205. Other Township contacts and information can be found at PlymouthTwp.org. We also suggest you subscribe to the Township's e-mail list for periodic news and updates.
Special Assessment District 2.0 (Concrete repairs completed - 2018)
Concrete roads (west side of Hillcrest) work began in September and was mostly completed by November. Sealing of joints and cracks will continue to be monitored, and part of the budget has been set aside to seal such cracks in the on an ongoing basis. Bids have been sought from independent contractors on this work.
Enhancements to Entranceways and AA Road/Ridge Completed
Many thanks to board members Bart Kreger, Ron Ross, Lori and Brent Kuhn (and a few residents who wish to remain nameless) who contributed to improvements made to the entranceways and also the corner of Ann Arbor and Ridge roads. New trees and seedlings were planted, mulch put down, and large boulders relocated. The investment of monetary capital was minimal, but the physical effort expended by the individuals above was significant. We appreciate the sweat equity put in to keep these projects affordable. We hope you agree the areas look great, and they will only improve over time as the trees grow. A consolidated list of Volunteer Efforts has been compiled and is now posted on the website. Click
here to access.
Holiday Lights added to Entranceways at Ann Arbor
The entrances on Ann Arbor Road were only recently illuminated, thanks in large part to board members Bart Kreger and Ron Ross. For years, the Board has considered doing this project, but the cost estimates to deliver power to the signs had been deemed prohibitive. This time around, however, Bart and Ron worked closely with DTE Energy and a licensed electrical contractor to figure out a way to get this project done at 50% of past estimates. We hope you agree the illuminated signs make a tremendous addition to what was already a great place to live.
Repaving of Asphalt Roads Project Completed - Crack filling completed.
The project which began in August to reconstruct and repave the roads on the asphalt side of Ridgewood Hills was completed in late November of '13. Since then, the normal settling cracks have been filled, funded partially by Wayne County and Plymouth Township. We hope you agree the new roads have greatly improved the look and feel of Ridgewood Hills. We have also been told by realtors in the area this will improve our already strong home values.
New entrance monuments on Ridge Road
The Ridgewood Hills Homeowners Association extends a special THANK YOU to the families who agreed to have entrance monuments placed in the landscaping easement at the back of their properties. They are:
Chris Williams Family
V. V. Baht Family
Gary Moszynski Family
Michael Flanagan Family
Each of these families enthusiastically embraced this project from the outset, and they deserve our collective “thanks” for their support. We have received many compliments since the monuments were installed, with most saying they offer a substantial improvement to our living environment.
You may also be interested to know that Money Magazine listed Plymouth Township as #28 in their top 100 communities in the U.S. in which to live?
Relocate America has recognized Plymouth Township as a “Top 100 Places to Live”. Thanks to everyone who has helped to make this an outstanding community!
2024-25 Board of Directors Elections
The votes were tallied at the Annual Meeting, and congratulations to Lori Kuhn, Jon Pilon, and Gary Nimmerguth, who were all reelected to three-year terms.
Shortly after the elections were finalized, Lori decided to step off the board while intending to stay active in bringing fresh ideas and her time as a committee volunteer. With Lori's resignation, the board reached out to Celina Pepper to fill the position of Communications Chair, and she has graciously accepted. The board thanks Lori very much for her service over many years, and welcomes Celina!
2024 Survey
We thank you for your feedback. The Board is actively discussing your ideas and will be addressing any immediate concerns. Click here to access.
Spring Newsletter - 2024 - please click here or see Latest Newsletter tab at top of page
2024 RHSA Dues are Past Due
Ridgewood Hills Annual Dues were due March 31, 2024. Notices were mailed to all homeowners of record in January. Please pay online here. If you have questions, please reach out to our Treasurer, Mike DiSalvo at [email protected].
Welcome Back to the Board Tony Vigliotti!
The board is pleased to have appointed Tony Vigliotti to the board to fill the one vacant spot. Prior to rejoining, Tony has been assisting Farah Hobballah in Community Standards and Ordinance issues.
Annual Meeting: Conducted May 30, 2024 7:00-8:00 at Plymouth Library - thanks to all who attended! In short, the state of the subdivision remains strong!
2023 Years Dues and Drain Assessments
February 28, 2023 -- If you haven't yet paid, your Drain assessment bill from 2023 is past due. Pay online here.
March 31, 2023 - Ridgewood Hills Association Annual Dues are past due. click here to pay online.
Road Cracks Filled and Sealed in October, 2023
The board contracted with Titan Pavement to clean, fill, and seal cracks of 1/4" to 1" in width throughout Ridgewood Hills. This work was successfully completed in October, 2023.
Homeowners Approve Revised RHSA Legal Governing Documents
Vote 1 -- Articles of Incorporation APPROVED in 2023 - this vote was conducted IN PERSON or BY PROXY at a Special Meeting held March 15, 2023 @ 6:30pm at Plymouth Township Hall.
Vote 2 -- Amended and Restated Declaration of Restrictions APPROVED in 2023: This voting process received the needed 75% consents in November, 2023.
The next step is to have Plymouth Township approve the new documents before they are filed with the appropriate government entities to then become formally effective. They were submitted for approval in December, 2023.
Thank You, Ron Ross!!!
The Board would like to recognize Ron Ross, who has served on the board the last 11 years in the role of Maintenance Co-Chair. Ron's engineering background has proven to be a godsend to Ridgewood Hills, and we owe him a debt of gratitude. One of Ron's key accomplishments, among many, was securing a new snow contractor on very short notice when our prior contractor unexpectedly went out of business. Ron has also invested much sweat equity into various projects when trees needed trimming or a Gravel Outlet Filter needed clearing. He has been an active member of the board on all the issues and decisions made by the board for the benefit of the neighborhood, and we can't thank him enough for his contributions.
Storm Water Drain Inspection & Repairs Completed
As is the responsibility of your Board of Directors under the Declaration of Restrictions, we contracted Advance Underground Inspection to conduct inspection, maintenance, and repair of our storm water drain system over the during 2021-22. Based on which storm lines serve your home and what work was done to those lines, your assessment was mailed the week of December 5, 2022. Your payment is due February 28, 2023. You may pay online by clicking on this link. If you have questions about the amount or the work done, please contact Ron Ross at 734-812-5531.
Amendments to RHSA Legal Documents History
In early July 2021, all homeowners should have received a mailing from our retained attorney's office outlining proposed changes to the RHSA legal documents. A tab dedicated to the amendments is shown at the top of this page.
Since the July meeting, the board gathered that feedback and has been dedicating a significant amount of time at its monthly board meetings to discuss and make possible updates and enhancements before sharing again with all residents. At the December 2021 meeting, the board concluded its review and returned the document with questions, comments, and suggested edits to the attorney's office for further review and recommendations before going back to residents for a vote of approval.
Trash and Recycle Bins - please remove from public view
It has come to our attention that some residents are not adequately shielding their trash and recycle bins from public view. We ask that you please be respectful of your neighbors and do as most homeowners do by storing such containers either in your garage or shielded by evergreens, per our deed restrictions. We appreciate your cooperation.
Use of Common Areas
Questions emerged last year concerning use of the common areas by residents. We have placed the rules of usage under our Ordinance tab, and a link to the file can also be downloaded here. Additionally, the Board decided at its June meeting to move forward to extend a pathway through the commons west of Hillcrest through the master plan entrance/exit point on Pinehill. That project was successfully completed over the Summer, and we hope you enjoy the new entrance.
Older News:
Entrance Signs installed for Powell and Hillcrest
During the September 2020 Board Meeting, the board approved new entrance signs to be put in at the entrance to the subdivision off of Powell Road. Those signs were installed in late September.
Plymouth Township Ordinance Officer
The Township has appointed Dan Adkins to the position of Ordinance officer. He can help enforce Township Ordinance issues - his phone number is (734) 354-3205. Other Township contacts and information can be found at PlymouthTwp.org. We also suggest you subscribe to the Township's e-mail list for periodic news and updates.
Special Assessment District 2.0 (Concrete repairs completed - 2018)
Concrete roads (west side of Hillcrest) work began in September and was mostly completed by November. Sealing of joints and cracks will continue to be monitored, and part of the budget has been set aside to seal such cracks in the on an ongoing basis. Bids have been sought from independent contractors on this work.
Enhancements to Entranceways and AA Road/Ridge Completed
Many thanks to board members Bart Kreger, Ron Ross, Lori and Brent Kuhn (and a few residents who wish to remain nameless) who contributed to improvements made to the entranceways and also the corner of Ann Arbor and Ridge roads. New trees and seedlings were planted, mulch put down, and large boulders relocated. The investment of monetary capital was minimal, but the physical effort expended by the individuals above was significant. We appreciate the sweat equity put in to keep these projects affordable. We hope you agree the areas look great, and they will only improve over time as the trees grow. A consolidated list of Volunteer Efforts has been compiled and is now posted on the website. Click
here to access.
Holiday Lights added to Entranceways at Ann Arbor
The entrances on Ann Arbor Road were only recently illuminated, thanks in large part to board members Bart Kreger and Ron Ross. For years, the Board has considered doing this project, but the cost estimates to deliver power to the signs had been deemed prohibitive. This time around, however, Bart and Ron worked closely with DTE Energy and a licensed electrical contractor to figure out a way to get this project done at 50% of past estimates. We hope you agree the illuminated signs make a tremendous addition to what was already a great place to live.
Repaving of Asphalt Roads Project Completed - Crack filling completed.
The project which began in August to reconstruct and repave the roads on the asphalt side of Ridgewood Hills was completed in late November of '13. Since then, the normal settling cracks have been filled, funded partially by Wayne County and Plymouth Township. We hope you agree the new roads have greatly improved the look and feel of Ridgewood Hills. We have also been told by realtors in the area this will improve our already strong home values.
New entrance monuments on Ridge Road
The Ridgewood Hills Homeowners Association extends a special THANK YOU to the families who agreed to have entrance monuments placed in the landscaping easement at the back of their properties. They are:
Chris Williams Family
V. V. Baht Family
Gary Moszynski Family
Michael Flanagan Family
Each of these families enthusiastically embraced this project from the outset, and they deserve our collective “thanks” for their support. We have received many compliments since the monuments were installed, with most saying they offer a substantial improvement to our living environment.
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