You can either pay by check or online:

 

Check:

Checks need to be made payable to Beaumont Residential Association

 

Mailing Address:

Please feel free to attend our monthly board meetings on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Beaumont Farms Apartments Clubhouse (1101 Beaumont Centre Ln).

The neighborhood's governing documents are available to read on our website.

 

If you need further information such as meeting minutes, dues information, neighborhood amenities please reach out to us on our contact us page.  

Please use the contact us page and email the web admin.

Please refer to the rule enforcement and charges procedure.

Submit the following information to the HOA manager:

Submittals typically take 14-21 days for approval.  

 

Please note that according to the neighborhood rule enforcement policy that home owners who do not submit an architectural form for approval are subject to a $250 fine.

Submit the following information to the HOA manager:

• Architectural form

• Overhead view

• Fence plan

See the neighborhood mailbox guidelines for more information.

 

 

It is the home owners responsibility to replace and maintain their street tree.

 

Street trees benefit our community in many ways. They define the character of our neighborhoods and add to the value of our properties. Street trees, typically located between the sidewalk and curb, provide aesthetic, environmental and socioeconomic benefits that help improve our quality of life. 
 
Things to note:
Contact the HOA
 
Obtain a free (city) permit before removing or planting a street tree
 
List of approved trees
 
New tree maintenance

Street lights on public streets in Fayette County are owned and maintained by either the City, the State, Kentucky Utilities or Blue Grass Energy.

 

You can report an outage here.

The city is responsible for snow removal in our neighborhood.  

 

 

 

If you would like to report problematic roads please call 311 or contact the office of our 10th district councilman, Dave Sevigny.

Beaumont is located in the 10th district

The Neighborhood Traffic Management Program provides a process for citizens to partner with Traffic Engineering to assess and address neighborhood traffic concerns related to vehicle speed and volume.

 

Regular street sweeping is completed on a rotating basis every 6 – 8 weeks for those who pay for the service as a part of their taxes. Beaumont falls within Tax District 1 which provides full service – Waste collection (trash, recycling, and yard), streetlights and street cleaning.