Hunters Ridge was built in the late 1970s/early 1980s, by developer Saul Ellis. There are about 170 homes sited along pretty, tree-lined streets ~ enhanced by many berms and islands. Houses in our neighborhood are widely spaced; many have beautiful gardens and well-developed landscaping. Another benefit of Hunters Ridge life is access to the neighborhood pool, jointly maintained with the Foxborough Homes Association to our East. Many summer activities and events center around the swim club, dues for which are included in the annual homes association fee.
HUNTERS RIDGE HOMES ASSOCIATION
Town & Country DisposalTrash Tips
- Trash may not be placed curbside prior to Tuesday pm.
- Yard waste (leaves, grass clippings, etc) must be in paper yard bags - limit 5 per household per week.
- Branches must be bundled & tied with twine - 4' length limit on all tied limbs.
- Call by Monday to arrange for any large item pick-up.
- NO GLASS OF ANY KIND WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Click here for materials accepted at the Overland Park Recycling Center.
Click here for information about Ripple Glass Recycling
We are totally indebted to the following good folks who serve on the 2010-2011 Board:
- Kip Dunn– President
- Dwight Keller- Treasurer
- Jackie Cox– Secretary
- David Carlsen- Covenants & Restrictions
- Open position- Grounds & Maintenance
- Jennifer Fortin- Pool Committee
- Open position - Pool Committee
- Lainie Decker- Webmaster
Thank them the next time you see them.
