Self-managed, volunteer-run

Board & documents

The Woods of Parkview Homeowner's Association is centered on volunteering. There's no management company — your neighbors run the HOA, and everything they do is on this page: who they are, what they decided, and the documents that govern the neighborhood.

Your volunteers

Board of directors

President

Giovanni Vargas

850-206-7639

Vice President

James Green

781-858-0462

Treasurer

Seiji Ijuin

770-380-5193

Secretary

Catherine Davidson

404-931-5221

At-Large Director

Amanda Tarpley

404-664-6990

Committee volunteers

Outside Membership & Pool Party Reservations

Joel Tarpley

404-578-7138

Tennis Director

Gretchen Hughes

678-860-8026

Want to pitch in?

Everything at Woods of Parkview — the pool, the courts, the events, this website — runs on volunteers. There's a job the size of whatever time you have. Talk to any board member, or drop a note in the suggestion box and tell us what you'd like to help with.

What the board decided

Meeting minutes

The annual meeting is held each winter at the Lilburn Municipal Courtroom at Police HQ, 4600 Lawrenceville Hwy. Can't attend? The board circulates a proxy form ahead of the meeting — signed proxies count toward quorum, and the board can send yours by DocuSign on request. Minutes are posted here as PDFs.

Gather the minutes from the old site (some are pasted as text on pages, some are PDFs attached to blog posts), convert each to a PDF, and save them in documents/minutes/ using the exact filenames the table below links to.

Date Meeting Link
Feb 22, 2026 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Feb 23, 2025 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Jun 28, 2022 Board meeting (Pool Pavilion) Minutes (PDF)
2020 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Jan 26, 2019 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Jan 24, 2018 Annual meeting (Lilburn City Hall) Minutes (PDF)
Jan 31, 2016 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Jan 26, 2014 Annual meeting Minutes (PDF)
Nov 5, 2013 Enhancement Projects letter Letter (PDF)
The rules of record

Governing documents

Declaration of Covenants

Revised September 2009. The covenants run with the land and govern what owners may do with their property.

Download the covenants (PDF)

Bylaws

How the association itself operates — meetings, elections, and the duties of the board.

Download the bylaws (PDF)

Membership in the association is automatic and mandatory for property owners under the recorded covenants. Georgia law (OCGA 44-5-60) governs how covenants run with the land.

Before you build, paint, or fence

Exterior change request

The covenants require board approval before exterior changes — fences, paint colors, roofs, additions, major landscaping. Send your request here and get a written answer before work starts; it protects you at resale.

Have drawings, paint chips, or photos? After submitting, email them to the board referencing your address. The board reviews requests at its next meeting and replies in writing.

Common questions

FAQ

Is HOA membership optional?

No. Membership is automatic and mandatory — it comes with the property under the recorded covenants. There are three member types: Full, Social, and Annual non-resident. See Membership for what each includes.

What's the difference between covenants and bylaws?

The covenants govern the land — what owners may do with their property. The bylaws govern how the association itself operates: meetings, elections, and the duties of the board.

When is the annual meeting?

Usually late January (weather can push it later — the 2026 meeting moved to February 22 for an ice storm), at the Lilburn Municipal Courtroom at Police HQ, 4600 Lawrenceville Hwy. If you can't attend, sign a proxy so the meeting makes quorum. Watch the calendar on the Community page for the exact date.

Can non-residents use the pool or courts?

Yes, in a few ways: a limited number of Annual non-resident memberships, seasonal tennis fees, and open swim-team registration.