HISTORY OF SEWER EXTENSION PROJECT
The Amherst Woods Homeowners Association (AWHA) maintains a substantial amount of Common Property in Amherst Woods. Annual Dues cover the cost of landscaping, storm damage cleanup, insurance, real estate taxes, etc.
Regular maintenance of Common Property helps keep property values high, and at $12.50 per month per household, the $150 per year rate is well below most HOA Dues. NOTE: There is a $20 Discount for early payment and two levels of Late Fees.
Regular maintenance of Common Property helps keep property values high, and at $12.50 per month per household, the $150 per year rate is well below most HOA Dues. NOTE: There is a $20 Discount for early payment and two levels of Late Fees.
HOA ANNUAL DUES
WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS
This is a forum for wildlife sightings in Amherst Woods. Our wildlife visitors include black bear, bobcat, coyote, deer, fisher cat, fox and moose. Some of our visitors are frequently sighted, while others, like coyote, are rarely seen, but often heard in the distance on the nearby Norwottuck Rail Trail.
Bear at bird feeder on Wildflower Drive
(Courtesy of Tyll van Geel)
Bear and Cub on Ladyslipper Circle
(Courtesy of Kate Torrey)
Bear family on Trillium Way (Courtesy of Dave Thompson)
Bear on Trillium Way (Courtesy of Dave Thompson)
Bear on Teaberry Lane
(Courtesy of Peggy Matthews-Nilsen & Sig Nilsen)
Bobcat in Amherst Woods backyard
(Courtesy of Reid Johnson)
Bobcat on Woodlot Road deck
(Courtesy of Clem Seldin)
Bobcat close up
(Courtesy of Clem Seldin)
Moose on Wildflower Drive
(Courtesy of Tyll van Geel)
Young Moose on Station Road
(Courtesy of Turi MacCombie)
Young Moose on Station Road
(Courtesy of Tom Kopec)
VIDEO: Fox and Kits on Foxglove Lane
Fox on Larkspur Drive
(Courtesy of Tom Kopec)
Deer browsing on Larkspur Drive
(Courtesy of Gigi Barnhill)
Barred Owl on Wildflower Drive
(Courtesy of Tyll van Geel)