On the navigation menu on the left hand side, under the Members section is a link HOA Documents. Once you click the link and login, you will see a link called Architectural Request for Change Approval Form. Please fill out this form and deliver it back via any of these methods:

       Cherry Tree Meadows Board of Directors 

Architectural Control Committee Chairperson 

 

 

You can get a copy of the surveyor plot diagram for your lot from the Noblesville Planning & Development department. They can be reached at (317) 776-6325.

 

 

Centex and Westport homes used the following specifications for our mailboxes and mailbox posts:

Brand: Porter Paints
Name: Sagebrush (Tan version)
Product: PP739 / 01
Color#: 926202000004583
Version: 0

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The Porter Paints store in Westfield (317) 867-5934 should be able to provide this.

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Noblesville residents may report properties with overgrown lawns, weeds, junk, and abandoned cars each summer. To learn more about the city law:

To report violators or for more information, contact Bryant Pedigo with the Noblesville Planning Department at bpedigo@noblesville.in.us or via telephone at (317) 776-6325. In reports of violations, be sure to note the property address or location of the property and the nature of the violation (for example, overgrown grass, overgrown weeds, or junk).

 

 

 

Per Noblesville Unified Planning Ordinance No. 17-4-98

 

Street trees installed per this ordinance will be maintained and replaced by the City of Noblesville Street Department.

 

Concerns regarding tree trimming, tree replacement (for dead trees only), etc can be directed to:

 

Paul Lindeman

Noblesville City Arborist

(317) 776-6348.

 

 

 

Over time numerous homeowners have voiced concerns about street parking, line of sight issues, cars blocking the sidewalk, etc. The local ordinance applicable to these parking issues is outlined below:

72.12 Stopping, Standing, or Parking Prohibited; No Signs Required 
No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with law or the direction of a police officer or traffic-control device, in any of the following places:

Anytime an issue like this arises (broken down cars, road safety, etc.) please call the Noblesville Police Department at (317) 776-6340, and ask for a Community Service Officer to be sent to the incident location. Community Service Officers deal with these issues every day and quite frankly are better versed than most patrol officers in this area. Both NPD Community Service Officers work Monday through Friday 8:00am-4:00pm and will look into parking and traffic safety issues such as these.

 

Abandoned vehicles can also be reported to the Noblesville Police Department by calling (317) 773-1300. Please note that when calling you might be asked why you suspect the vehicle is abandoned or what evidence you have to support this claim, and wrecked or damaged vehicles that are still drivable are not considered abandoned or in violation unless they are parked in front of a "No Parking" sign, blocking the sidewalk, or otherwise in violation of a city ordinance.

Vehicles that are broken down, leaking fluids, or in disrepair can also be reported to a NPD Community Service Officer (Ron Louks or Charlie Jones) by calling (317) 776-6340.

 

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All streets in Cherry Tree HOA are city streets, and thus are scheduled to be cleared by the City of Noblesville. This means that your property taxes, not your HOA dollars, pay for most of the snow removal.

According to the official City of Noblesville website, Street Department crews work in 12 hour shifts, 7 days a week using as many as 28 snow plows and 18 salt spreaders if necessary.  Written guidelines are used for snow/ice removal starting with primary streets, then secondary streets, then alternate routes and cul-de-sacs.

As a winter storm increases in length and severity, the proportion of roads that crews can effectively service decreases.  Guidelines list priority streets based on traffic volume and necessity to move emergency traffic through that area.

Homeowners need to be aware, however, that clearing streets does not mean they won’t get a ridge at the bottom of their driveway. That seems to be the biggest problem, that city crews cannot clear the end of each driveway when plowing. Additionally, cars parked on the street will hinder the city’s clearing of the streets. The Noblesville Street Department will not send their plows down a residential street where there are cars parked on both sides of the street. During or after a snowstorm homeowners are encouraged to minimize street parking to allow city crews to do a better job. 

Homeowners are also reminded that snow removal from their driveway, from the end of their driveway, sidewalk, and around their mailboxes is their responsibility as homeowners.  This is not something the city or the HOA will cover.

The HOA Board has hired a private contractor to plow the cul-de-sacs when there is significant snowfall and has the option to have that contractor plow our streets if weather conditions are severe enough that the city is unable to maintain the streets in our community.

 

 

 

Noblesville City Ordinance 78-12-04 pertains to the care, control, and welfare of animals. This measure not only defines animal abandonment, animals at large, dangerous animals, and public nuisance; but also speaks to the enforcement of issues such as:

For more information or to file a complaint you can contact Noblesville Animal Control by calling (317) 773-1282.

 

Additionally, you can contact Deputy Tom Rogers, Animal Control Coordinator directly by calling (317) 776-4110.