Announcements

Below are some important announcements about living in Woodstream. Please check this page periodically, so you are up-to-date on the happenings in our neighborhood.

*** BLOCK WATCH SECURITY ALERT***
IMPORTANT ... There have been several random car break-ins in the area. These have mostly involved rifling of the glove box and minor vandalism inside the car, especially if the car doors are unlocked.
Please be vigilant and keep your car doors locked !!!

2012 Brings a Management Company to WHOA
The day-today operations of the Woodstream Homeowners Association are now being managed by a professional association management company, Omni Community Association Managers, located in Grove City, Ohio. They will be responsible for ensuring the community is compliant with the Covenants, following up on all maintenance work within our community reserves, and collecting all association dues. All requests for information, architectural reviews, and dues questions should be directed to Omni by mail at:

Be sure to include that you reside in the Woodstream development in all correspondence.
There will be no change in the dues for 2012 as a result of retaining Omni's services. Invoices for 2012 will be mailed shortly.

2011 Holiday Celebration Was Held Sunday, December 4th
On Sunday, December 4th, we held the 3rd Annual Woodstream Holiday Celebration. We visited different houses to do crafts, decorate cookies, and listen to a story read by a special visitor. Our special visitor distributed a book to each child. This event was a great way to get into the Holiday spirit.

2011 Holiday Decorating Contest for Woodstream Homes
The 3rd Annual Holiday Decorating Contest began on December 19th. Homeowners and kids of the Woodstream Community were the judges. The winner received a $25.00 cash prize. Voting took place from December 19th - 22nd. See the Photo Gallery to see who won !!!

2011 Annual Childens' Costume Parade Was Held on October 23rd
The Annual Costume Parade and Autumn Celebration was held on Oct. 23rd from 3:30PM - 5:00PM. Watch the Photo Gallery for photos of the event.

2nd Annual Woodstream Block Party Was a Great Time
The second WHOA Block Party was a great opportunity to meet all our neighbors. Good food, fun games, and hearty conversations were the order of the day. This year's event featured a dual-lane Slip'nSlide. The kids had a great time racing down the tubes. The adults enjoyed the fun and the comaraderie. See the photos in the Photo Gallery. We hope to see even more of you next year.

July 4th Bike Parade Was Held on July 3rd
The continuing rains forced rescheduling of the annual Patriotic Bike Parade to Sunday, July 3rd. The kids turned out with beautifully decorated bikes, scooters, and wagons. As usual, prizes were awarded for three age categories: 0-4 years, 5-8 years, and 9-12 years, with two prizes awarded in each group. It was a great day for the Red, White, and Blue. Watch the Photo Gallery for the pictures of this great annual event.

2011 Projected Budget Has Been Released
The projected budget for year 2011 has been released by the Board. Please go to the Members Page to see this important informatiion.

Woodstream Holds Food Drives for the Pickerington Food Pantry
The Pickerington Food Pantry helps families in our community every month. At this time they are very low in supplies. The Woodstream community collected donations to help fill their shelves. The Food Drive runs every year, usually in the fall. You can still donate money, canned goods, and other nonperishable items at the Food Pantry. See their website at www.pcmafoodpantry.com for details and the current list of needs.
Please make sure items are not expired. The pantry cannot accept expired foods.

Architectural Review Required for Any Exterior Changes
If you are considering any changes to the exterior of your home or property, you must have the changes pre-approved by the Architectural Review Committee. The process is quite simple: just fill out the Request Form, include a sketch or drawing of your changes, and submit the packet to the Committee. Within 30 days, they'll review your changes and let you know of any issues, relative to the Covenants and Restrictions. They want to approve every submission and will work with you. If you ignore this process and there is a violation, you will be required to correct it. Such after-the-fact corrections can be very expensive and aggravating. Avoid the hassle ... please follow the process. The Request Form is available on the Documents & Forms page on this site.