We are always looking for volunteers for our committees. If you would like to help out your community, please mail or upload a completed
Volunteer Form to D H Bader, or contact us through this page. Not all committees listed below are currently active, but would be willing to discuss rechartering any of them if a homeowner would like to chair (or if there are ideas for additional committees).
Architectural Control Committee - ACTIVE
Works with the Board to assure resolutions with homeowner concerns complying with architectural polices meant to enhance the value of our properties.
City Liaison Committee - ACTIVE
Works to keep the Board updated with current Gaithersburg City government and Council issues.
Website Committee - ACTIVE
Works with the board to update & create new website content.
Clean-up Committee - ACTIVE
Works with the board to maintain a litter-free community. Routinely canvasses the community's walkways removing trash.
Newsletter Committee - ACTIVE
With the website comes the opportunity to blog or report goings on in the neighborhood. Are you a writer and love to have a platform? Let the Board know.
Communication Committee (inactive)
Works with the Board and the management company to provide timely, fresh and valuable content for our website to improve views and readership; pursue initiatives to provide information to homeowners.
Events Committee (inactive)
Works with the Board to facilitate arranging community events (ie: National Night Out, Vendor Fair, Trunk or Treat, Pool Party, etc.)
Grounds Committee (inactive)
Works directly with the Board to facilitate information and issues with Saybrooke landscaping and overall esthetics of the Saybrooke Property.
Arbor Committee (inactive)
Works with the Board in helping decide most efficient use of tree trimming budgets to assure ongoing maintenance of a mature community tree system.
Pool Committee (inactive)
Works with the Board to liaison between the pool contractor, neighborhood input, and the landscaping contracting team to maintain a main attraction to homeowners moving to the area.
Neighborhood Watch Committee (inactive)
Works with the Board to report recent police or security events in the neighborhood reminding neighbors about best safety practices throughout the year.
