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1. What is the difference between the HOA and Metro District?

Harmony residents reside within an HOA and a Metro District. The HOA owns and is responsible for The Commons (pool, community center, welcome center, dog park, fire pit), covenants enforcement, has its own Board of Directors, and is funded by quarterly assessments paid by Homeowners and Builders. The Harmony Master Board of Directors has hired CCMC to manage the daily operations, accounting, and billing for the HOA.

The Metro District (Powhaton Community Authority) manages all of the parks, walking trails, and private drives throughout the Harmony community and has a separate Board of Directors from the HOA. The Metro District is funded through property taxes and a quarterly operations fee. The Powhaton Community Authority Board of Directors has hired CCMC to provide partial management services for the Metro Districts. The Metro District is managed and supported by several different agencies. 

Click below to view the different areas of responsibility for each entity. 
Harmony Maintenance Map

2. What do my HOA Assessments go towards?

Assessments paid by Homeowners go to support the general operations of the Association, such as staffing, utilities, reserves, events, general maintenance, and contract payments such as landscaping, snow removal, and pool management. The Association budget is accessible to all Homeowners in the Documents section of the website or by request. 

3. What does my HOA do?

• Enhance Property Values
• Maintain aesthetically pleasing amenities and common areas
• Preserve owners' investment
• Provide social events and opportunities to connect