Welcome to the HOA website!
| This website has been launched to provide all homeowners with a central place for community information. Additionally, this will enable us all to communicate faster and cheaper within our community. On this site, you can access community covenents and rules, neighborhood directories, ACC forms, recreation and social information, financial information and more. Many of the HOA topics are viewable without a password. When you reach an area that requires a password, simply click on registration and follow the directions given. Once your registration has been verified and approved, you will be able to access the secure site areas. Thank you for visiting! |
Homeowners Association Annual Meeting
| This year's meeting was June 24 2008 at Carmel City Hall.
Our new Board of Directors members are Stacey Birch, Beau Bricker, and David Waybright. Returning Board members are Bill Hensley and Bill Anderson. Thanks to our outgoing members John Arnold and Mike Colombe for all their efforts over the past year. |
Spring/Summer 2008 Newsletter
 | 2008 Newsletter |
Pool Rules
 | Click here to see our pool rules. |
Where do your dues go?
| This years total dues are $795. Here is where they are spent: $315 (40%) Grounds - All that green space costs a lot of money to maintain. $130 (16%) Trash - You get a much better deal than hiring your own removal. $103 (13%) Utilities - Energy costs for street lights and pool heater. $96 (12%) Pool - Carmel requires lifegaurd. Still a cheap pool membership $66 (8%) Admin - Our management company. Others are comparable in price. $48 (6%) Reserve - We have to build and keep a rainy day fund. $37 (5%) Insurance - In case someone gets hurt at the pool or on common area. |  |
Outdoor Projects
 | Please remember to submit a change request form for any outdoor project you plan to do this Spring. Click on the Architecture button on the left. If you have any questions about the community standards, please check the rules of our covenant, available under Documents button at the left. |
Common Areas
 | Please do not alter, mow, landscape, maintain, destroy, or otherwise change the condition of any common area or nature preserve. Some homeowners are mowing into the nature preserve behind their homes. Per the rules of our covenant, the association can charge these homeowners fees to bring the nature preserve back to its original state. |
About The Lakes at Hazel Dell
| Established in 2000, the Lakes at Hazel Dell is a 278 home subdivision located in Carmel, Indiana, home of some of the finest schools in the state. The neighborhood is comprised of three sections to suit various lifestyles, The Overlook, The Meadows, and The Estates. Wonderful amenities such as a nature preserve, heated swimming pool, soccer field, basketball courts, playground, and sledding hill add to the family experience at Lakes at Hazel Dell. Paved pathways alongside Hazel Dell Parkway provide easy access to recreational opportunities such as running, skating and biking. | |
Facilities
 | The Lakes at Hazel Dell features many amenities for residents to enjoy. The Estates is home to a beautiful nature preserve with a walking trail and several lakes, some of which are home to aquatic life. In the Meadows, you will find a playground, basketball court, recreation field, sledding hill, two swimming pools, and more lakes. |
Schools
| Carmel Clay schools routinely rank among the highest in Indiana in a number of areas, including standardized achievement tests, state tests, SAT, ACT, advanced placement exams, graduation rate and pursuit of higher education. In addition to our outstanding academic programs, Carmel schools boast award-winning performing arts, extracurricular and athletic programs. The North Central Association accredits each school in the district. In 2004, Carmel High School was named one of the five “Best of the Best” high schools in Indiana by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, the school system was named a recipient of the “What Parents Want” designation from SchoolMatch (www.schoolmatch.com).
Parental and community support contributes greatly to the successes that we enjoy. Carmel Clay Schools take great pride in our partnership with parents, outstanding staff and strong community support.
If you are interested in learning more about Carmel Clay Schools, please visit their Web site at www.ccs.k12.in.us. In addition to the public school system, many outstanding private schools are also in close proximity. Among them are Heritage Christian, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Brebeuf Jesuit, Cathedral High School, Guerin Catholic High School, St. Louis De Montfort, St. Maria Goretti and Park Tudor. |
Driving Directions
| Click here to get directions using MapQuest. |