Potomac Greens is a stylish and exceptionally situated townhouse community in Alexandria, Virginia. Located minutes away from Washington, D.C., the Potomac River Waterfront, King Street, and many of the area’s finest restaurants and shopping, Potomac Greens offers its residents live within walking distance. Community amenities include a clubhouse, pool, nature trail, tot-lots, and beautiful green spaces.
Community Announcements
- Next Potomac Greens HOA Board Meeting 7/25/24 @ 7 pm
Just a reminder that the next PG HOA Board meeting will be held on Thursday, July 25, at 7:00 pm in the clubhouse for in-person attendance and via Microsoft Teams for those who wish to attend virtually. The Board may enter executive session from 6:30 – 7:00 pm to discuss legal and contract matters.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP via e-mail to Alexander (Alex) Ciccarelli (aciccarelli@sentrymgt.com) to indicate whether you will attend in-person or require Microsoft Teams login information.
- New Sentry Community Manager Named Dear Potomac Greens Residents,
At our request, Sentry Management has assigned us a new community manager, Alexander (Alex) Ciccarelli, who has taken the reins from Mel Davis. There may be some minor turbulence over the next several weeks as Alex slots into his new role, and we ask for your patience. We will update the various forms our residents use to communicate with Sentry Management, including ARB requests, clubhouse reservation requests, etc., by replacing Mel’s contact information with Alex’s contact information:
- 7/12/24 | Scoops & Sips | 5-7 pm
7/12/24 | Scoops & Sips | 5-7 pm | Rose Square
PG Social Committee
- Capital Bikeshare Station (Update)
The Traffic and Parking Board will consider whether to install a Capital Bikeshare station on Potomac Greens Drive during its next public hearing on Monday, June 24, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. The Traffic and Parking Board meeting will be held in person in the Sister Cities Conference Room (Room #1101) on the first floor of City Hall (301 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia, 22314) and virtually via Zoom. Docket materials are now available online. Docket item #6 contains information about the proposed Bikeshare station in our neighborhood. To attend the meeting virtually, participants …
- June 27 HOA Board Meeting Canceled
The HOA Board of Directors meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 27, 2024, has been canceled. We will not have enough members available to meet the quorum requirement due to overlapping vacations by Board members. The next HOA Board of Directors meeting will be Thursday, July 25, 2024.
- Clubhouse Trash
Animals have a habit of getting into our trash and making a mess in our community. This is particularly the case for the trash cans outside the Clubhouse, near the pool. We are working with our Clubhouse cleaning contractors to ensure the cans are taken out to the street for pick-up, but we also need residents to exercise some care when using these trash cans.
Don’t use these cans for personal trash. Now that the pool is open, these trash cans fill up quickly. Please don’t use them for personal trash (i.e., unwanted mail, food, etc.) from your home. Use your personal …
- Tree Pruning Notice
Our community is adorned with trees. It’s important to note that the responsibility for pruning these trees is shared among three entities. The HOA takes care of trees in association common areas; the City looks after trees in sidewalk tree boxes, City parks, and the parkland east of Carpenter Rd; and homeowners are responsible for trees on their lots. This shared responsibility underscores our collective commitment to maintaining the beauty and health of our community.
As a proactive measure, the Board has identified six HOA trees that require pruning. These include five trees (3-Crape Myrtles, 1-Maple, 1-Locust) on the pool’s north side, …
- Japanese Maple in Rose Square
The Japanese Maple tree is a beautiful Rose Square seating area centerpiece. The bright leaf color, trunks, and limbs are a striking visual addition to those enjoying the view of the Square. However, while beautiful, the Japanese Maple’s trunks and limbs are fragile due to their smaller size and thin bark and are subject to damage and splitting if stressed by climbers. To preserve the tree’s natural beauty, we ask you to ensure your children do not climb the Japanese Maple. As a gentle reminder, we have placed four signs (Please Do Not Climb The Trees) around the tree’s base. …
- Rose Square Chemical Treatment
TruGreen will spray chemicals on the grass areas of Rose Square and the south tot lot on Thursday, May 30, 2024. We recommend keeping children and pets out of these areas until noon on Friday, May 31, 2024.
- Proposed Capital Bikeshare Station
Earlier this year, the City notified the Board of Directors of a plan to install a Capital Bikeshare station on Potomac Greens Drive, near the entrance to the access road to the Metrorail station. The Board invited the City’s Shared Mobility Planner, Sean Martin, to attend the HOA Board Meeting on April 25, 2024, to provide interested residents with an overview of the Bikeshare station proposal. Approximately 25 residents attended the Board Meeting in person and shared their thoughts with Sean Martin. The discussion was lively, and resident feedback to Sean primarily focused on changing the location of the Bikeshare …
- 7/12/24 | Scoops & Sips | 5-7 pm
