The gate is officially approved. Security starts next month. Finally safe.
May 21, 2017
Increased Security for Lexington Plantation in Cameron, North Carolina
Final supporters
We, the residents of Lexington Plantation, have had the unpleasant fortune of seeing an increase in crime within our neighborhood. The lack of security within the community has led to numerous vehicle break-ins and individuals that do not live within Lexington Plantation, driving through our neighborhood and staking out homes that are either occupied by homeowners or are newly built. This type of activity cannot and will not be tolerated within our neighborhood.
After numerous attempts by the residents of Lexington Plantation to contact the homeowners association (HOA), Little & Young, we are consistently ignored with no returned phone calls and no action taken by the HOA to try and resolve any of the issues brought forth. The HOA consistently says that it is at the discretionof the developer to make the changes in the security situation. As homeowners, we pay a HOA fee each and every month. There should be sufficient funds within the HOA fee account to make some changes and implement a 24 hour 7 day a week security team of at least 2 members for 8 hours per shift for 3 shifts per day. Also, a security gate should be installed that will allow unprecedented access by homeowners that own homes within the limits of Lexington Plantation.
If individuals wish to have visitors, they mustcall the front gate security guard and give them the individual's name. Once said individual arrives at the gate they MUST show the security officer a driver’s license and the security guard will write down the name of the individual/individuals within the vehicle, also the security officer will write down the license plate number and make and model of the vehicle along with the address that the vehicle will be visiting. This will limit the amount of unwanted people entering our neighborhood and causing the homeowners within Lexington Plantation less stress and worry for their families and properties that they have spent their hard earned money to procure.
This will also decrease the amount ofcalls placed to the Harnett County Sheriff's office bythe residents of Lexington Plantation. Failing to take action on the issues brought forth within this petition could and will cause the homeowners within Lexington Plantation to file a formal lawsuit against the Homeowners Association Little & Young, and the developer for Lexington Plantation.
Updates
March 1, 2017
The momentum is undeniable now. It is clear that the neighborhood is done being ignored.
Reached 100 supporters
March 1, 2017
28 Comments
I am working security in Lexington Plantation at the clubhouse/pool as a 30 day trial run. There is a definite need for security in this community as I have already experienced issues with non-residents using the parking lot here as a meet-up spot in the late night hours.
This is interesting. My wife and I have a pending contract on a new construction home in the Manor at Lexington however, I am seriously considering pulling my offer because of this.
This neighborhood is severely overlooked when it comes to safety and security. No gates, no guards, no patrols, and no sidewalks or speed bumps. There is no reason I should fear my house will get broken into daily.
I am so happy someone has taken the initiative to start a petition. My car was broken into Thursday night and I am missing a package that was supposedly delivered early last week. Hopefully this will generate a good watch among neighbors.
I'm signing because our cars have been broken into twice in just a couple months and things were stolen from us. It's just not right.
We tried this in 2010-2011 and I had over 200 people that was willing to to try and get rid of Hotwire but the lawyer I had did not want the HOA to find out about our mission until it was too late but a spy for Little &Young told on us and the lawyer back out. I have lived here since 2009 and I was tricked by the realtor and the developer into staying. It was only supposed to be $30 a month that is what I was told and it is my fault for being so gullible and believing the people I thought seemed pretty legitimate oh and my fist time building a home. 23 years in the military and I never bought a house. If there are neighbors still willing to to stand strong I am here. I will keep checking in to see if any new neighbors have volunteered or if the old neighbors are still here. Little &Young said the $72 is for Hotwire but if you call Hotwire they say that is not true. Little &Young are not trustworthy.
I am ready to move forward with my neighbors
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The gate is officially approved. Security starts next month. Finally safe.
May 21, 2017
Increased Security for Lexington Plantation in Cameron, North Carolina
Final supporters
We, the residents of Lexington Plantation, have had the unpleasant fortune of seeing an increase in crime within our neighborhood. The lack of security within the community has led to numerous vehicle break-ins and individuals that do not live within Lexington Plantation, driving through our neighborhood and staking out homes that are either occupied by homeowners or are newly built. This type of activity cannot and will not be tolerated within our neighborhood.
After numerous attempts by the residents of Lexington Plantation to contact the homeowners association (HOA), Little & Young, we are consistently ignored with no returned phone calls and no action taken by the HOA to try and resolve any of the issues brought forth. The HOA consistently says that it is at the discretionof the developer to make the changes in the security situation. As homeowners, we pay a HOA fee each and every month. There should be sufficient funds within the HOA fee account to make some changes and implement a 24 hour 7 day a week security team of at least 2 members for 8 hours per shift for 3 shifts per day. Also, a security gate should be installed that will allow unprecedented access by homeowners that own homes within the limits of Lexington Plantation.
If individuals wish to have visitors, they mustcall the front gate security guard and give them the individual's name. Once said individual arrives at the gate they MUST show the security officer a driver’s license and the security guard will write down the name of the individual/individuals within the vehicle, also the security officer will write down the license plate number and make and model of the vehicle along with the address that the vehicle will be visiting. This will limit the amount of unwanted people entering our neighborhood and causing the homeowners within Lexington Plantation less stress and worry for their families and properties that they have spent their hard earned money to procure.
This will also decrease the amount ofcalls placed to the Harnett County Sheriff's office bythe residents of Lexington Plantation. Failing to take action on the issues brought forth within this petition could and will cause the homeowners within Lexington Plantation to file a formal lawsuit against the Homeowners Association Little & Young, and the developer for Lexington Plantation.
Updates
March 1, 2017
The momentum is undeniable now. It is clear that the neighborhood is done being ignored.
Reached 100 supporters
March 1, 2017
28 Comments
Lived here a month. Two cars have been stolen. many more broken into. Found a burglary bag in the bushes while walking my dog with bolt cutters and other tools wrapped in a towel. People throwing garbage everywhere. Wtf...we need a gate.
I am working security in Lexington Plantation at the clubhouse/pool as a 30 day trial run. There is a definite need for security in this community as I have already experienced issues with non-residents using the parking lot here as a meet-up spot in the late night hours.
This is interesting. My wife and I have a pending contract on a new construction home in the Manor at Lexington however, I am seriously considering pulling my offer because of this.
This neighborhood is severely overlooked when it comes to safety and security. No gates, no guards, no patrols, and no sidewalks or speed bumps. There is no reason I should fear my house will get broken into daily.
I am so happy someone has taken the initiative to start a petition. My car was broken into Thursday night and I am missing a package that was supposedly delivered early last week. Hopefully this will generate a good watch among neighbors.
I'm signing because our cars have been broken into twice in just a couple months and things were stolen from us. It's just not right.
We tried this in 2010-2011 and I had over 200 people that was willing to to try and get rid of Hotwire but the lawyer I had did not want the HOA to find out about our mission until it was too late but a spy for Little &Young told on us and the lawyer back out. I have lived here since 2009 and I was tricked by the realtor and the developer into staying. It was only supposed to be $30 a month that is what I was told and it is my fault for being so gullible and believing the people I thought seemed pretty legitimate oh and my fist time building a home. 23 years in the military and I never bought a house. If there are neighbors still willing to to stand strong I am here. I will keep checking in to see if any new neighbors have volunteered or if the old neighbors are still here. Little &Young said the $72 is for Hotwire but if you call Hotwire they say that is not true. Little &Young are not trustworthy.
I am ready to move forward with my neighbors
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Lived here a month. Two cars have been stolen. many more broken into. Found a burglary bag in the bushes while walking my dog with bolt cutters and other tools wrapped in a towel. People throwing garbage everywhere. Wtf...we need a gate.