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Contacts Spreadsheet HOA CONTACT LIST zip sewer community managed by phone fax email address 46202 NO SEWER 19C TOWNHOMES Main Street Management 765-742-6390 765-742-6401 [email protected] 46204 NO SEWER 110 EAST WASHINGTON OWNERS CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46205 NO SEWER 40 NORTH MERIDIAN Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46201 NO SEWER 429 ON THE PARK CONDOMINIUM Stenz Mgmt Co, Inc 317-262-4999 317-262-4992 [email protected] 46202 NO SEWER 500 PARK PLACE / 500 PARK RESIDENCES Zach McDonald 865-935-5153 [email protected] 46220 NO SEWER 54TH AND HAVERFORD NO HOA 46268 NO SEWER 6500 GEORGETOWN CROSSING Association Management 317-915-0400 317-915-0404 [email protected] 46204 NO SEWER 757 MASS AVE CONDOS Bill Pritt 317-294-3246 [email protected] 46278 NO SEWER 8000 LAFAYETTE ADD NO HOA A 46222 SPEEDWAY A.C. HARRIS EXECUTER'S NORTH & SOUTH A NO HOA 46241 BDCD A.V. BROWN'S WASHINGTON PLAZA NO HOA 46237 NO SEWER ABBEY ROAD Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46142 GREENWOOD ABBEY VILLAS Diane Roycraft 812-720-0218 [email protected] 46237 NO SEWER ABBINGTON Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46032 CARMEL & CLAY ABERDEEN BEND CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46077 CARMEL ABNEY GLEN Main Street Management 765-742-6390 765-742-6401 [email protected] 46122 CLOVERDALE ACRES OF DIAMONDS We do not have a contact name [email protected] 46203 NO SEWER ADA CONDOS Gino Sgro 317-550-6608 [email protected] 46151 MARTINSVILLE ADAMS RANCH Ruth Forkner 317-435-3698 [email protected] 46203 NO SEWER ADDISON MEADOWS Main Street Management 765-742-6390 765-742-6401 [email protected] 46202 NO SEWER ADELAIDE Crystal Lynn Munson 317-278-3312 [email protected] 46239 NO SEWER ADLER GROVE Omni Management 317-541-0000 317-541-0002 [email protected] 46064 PENDLETON ADMINISTRATIVE SUB. NO. 2011-P-023 NO HOA 46236 NO SEWER ADMIRALS BAY CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46236 LAWRENCE ADMIRALS LANDING CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46236 NO SEWER ADMIRALS POINTE *NEED TWO - SEE BELOW* CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46236 NO SEWER ADMIRALS POINTE FENCE ASSOCIATION Frank Cheli 317-826-9410 [email protected] 46236 NO SEWER ADMIRALS SOUND CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46236 NO SEWER ADMIRALS WOODS CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46120 CLOVERDALE AGERTER ADDITION NO HOA 46268 NO SEWER AUGUSTA PROPER Derek Wininger 317-299-0185 47868 NEED AHLEMEYER HIGHLAND LAKE VIEW Teresa Gilbrech 765-795-3984 46106 SEPTIC AL-MAR ESTATES NO HOA 46219 NO SEWER ALAMO TERRACE NO HOA 800-932-6636 46260 NO SEWER ALCOVE AT GREENBRIAR Sentry Management 407-788-7488 link to sentry website ext. 405 46143 GREENWOOD ALDEN PLACE Crossroads Mgmt. 317-222-1080 [email protected] 46239 NO SEWER ALDER GROVE Omni Management 317-541-0000 317-541-0002 [email protected] 46241 BDCD ALEXANDER HEIGHTS NO HOA 46204 NO SEWER ALLEN PLAZA HPR CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46077 ZIONSVILLE ALLENS ACRES NO HOA 46038 HSE & FISHERS ALLISON ESTATES Katie Tidwell 317-610-6220 [email protected] 46220 NO SEWER ALLISON HEIGHTS Charles Anderson 317-341-0676 [email protected] 46060 NOBLESVILLE ALLISON TRAILS Anthony Staton 317-774-7141 46202 NO SEWER ALTEN TOWNHOMES Kosene and Kosene [email protected] 47460 SPENCER AMAZON SHORES Carmen Lowden 317-331-7778 [email protected] 46260 NO SEWER AMBASSADOR PARK - NORTH Omni Management 317-541-0000 317-541-0002 [email protected] 46217 NO SEWER AMBASSADOR PARK - SOUTH Elite Property Mgmt Svcs 317-534-0200 317-534-0201 [email protected] 46237 NO SEWER AMBER RIDGE *SEE NOTE* We do not have a contact name [email protected] HOA CONTACT LIST 46237 NO SEWER AMBERLY CROSSING Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46220 NO SEWER AMBLESIDE NO HOA 46055 HSE AMBRIA Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com NEED NEED AMELIA STATION Mangement Advantage 765-448-6234 765-448-1678 46077 WHITESTOWN AMHERST MEADOWS AT ROYAL RUN CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46037 HSE & FISHERS ANCHORAGE Cheryl Troyer 317-250-8978 [email protected] 46214 BDCD ANCHORAGE NO HOA (VOLUNTARY) 46032 CARMEL & CLAY ANDERSON ACRES NO HOA 46038 HSE & FISHERS ANDERSON HALL Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46222 SPEEDWAY ANDORA PARK NO HOA 46062 NO SEWER ANDOVER (OVERLOOK AT) Ardsley Management Corp 317-253-1401 317-259-0387 [email protected] 46062 NO SEWER ANDOVER (ENCLAVE AT) Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46060 NOBLESVILLE ANDOVER NORTH Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46217 NO SEWER ANDRE HEIGHTS NO HOA 46168 PLAINFIELD ANDREWS LIBERTY MEADOWS NO HOA 46168 PLAINFIELD ANDY'S ACRES NO HOA 46075 WHITESTOWN ANSON RESIDENTIAL Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46171 NEED APPLE BLOSSOM LAKES Mark Schmalz 765-972-8211 [email protected] 800-932-6636 46123 WCCD APPLE CREEK POA Sentry Management 407-788-7488 link to sentry website ext. 405 46140 GREENFIELD APPLE LAKE ESTATES Nancy Tracy 317-468-1649 46140 GREENFIELD APPLEVIEW ESTATES NO HOA 46032 CARMEL & CLAY APPLEWOOD ESTATES Jim Wine 260-615-7184 [email protected] 46037 HSE & FISHERS APPROACH, THE Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46168 WCCD ARAILIA AT THE SETTLEMENT Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com 46217 NO SEWER ARAPAHO POINT M Group Management 317-784-5899 317-784-5987 [email protected] 46217 NO SEWER ARAPAHO RIDGE M Group Management 317-784-5899 317-784-5987 [email protected] 46217 NO SEWER ARBORS ON BLUFF We do not have a contact name [email protected] 46037 HSE & FISHERS ARBOR GLEN I Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46037 HSE & FISHERS ARBOR GLEN II Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46060 NOBLESVILLE ARBOR GROVE Irv Paul 317-221-1301 [email protected] NEED NEED ARBOR LAKE Jerry Lewis 812-933-0493 [email protected] NEED NEED ARBOR LANE COMMUNITY Marisol Flores 219-213-9589 [email protected] 46112 BROWNSBURG ARBOR SPRINGS Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46131 FRANKLIN ARBOR SPRINGS NO HOA 46254 NO SEWER ARBOR VILLAGE Association Management 317-915-0400 317-915-0404 [email protected] 46241 BDCD ARBOR WOODS Audrey Strecker 765-702-3273 [email protected] 46226 NO SEWER ARBORS, THE Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 47404 ELLETTSVILLE ARBORS AT WOODGATE Community 317-631-2213 317-252-5757 www.homewisedocs.com NEED NEED ARBORS GREYSTONE Ginger Shanks 765-393-0752 765-393-0753 [email protected] 46112 BROWNSBURG ARBORS OF NORTHRIDGE NO HOA 46158 MOORESVILLE ARBORS OF NORTHRIDGE NO HOA 46030 ARCADIA ARCADIA ESTATES NO HOA 46037 HSE ARCHER ESTATES David Zoorob 317-523-3318 [email protected] 46220 NO SEWER ARDEN RESUB NO HOA (VOLUNTARY) 46032 CARMEL ARDEN TOWNHOMES CASI 317-875-5600 317-875-5614 www.communityarchives.com 46205 NO SEWER ARDMORE NO HOA 46237 NO SEWER ARLINGTON ACRES EAST NO HOA 46237 NO SEWER ARLINGTON ACRES NORTH NO HOA 46237 NO SEWER ARLINGTON COMMONS Margaret Young 317-786-5179 [email protected] 46203 NO SEWER ARLINGTON ESTATES NO HOA 46135 GREENCASTLE ARLINGTON HEIGHTS NO HOA HOA CONTACT LIST 46218 NO SEWER ARLINGTON HEIGHTS NO HOA 46218 NO SEWER ARLINGTON MANOR NO HOA 46203 NO SEWER ARLINGTON MANOR SOUTH NO HOA 46203 NO SEWER ARLINGTON MEADOWS Kathy Lane 317-789-8822 [email protected] 46203 NO SEWER ARLINGTON MEADOWS CONDOS Kathy Lane 317-789-8822 [email protected] 46203 NO SEWER ARLINGTON MEADOWS TOWNHOMES Ernie Millburn 317-783-6000 [email protected] 46226 NO SEWER ARLINGTON RIDGE NO HOA 46218 NO SEWER ARLINGTON WOODS NO HOA 46208 NO SEWER ARMSTRONG PARK NO HOA 46151 MARTINSVILLE ARNWOOD Scott Forgeng 765-343-3175 [email protected] 46217 NO SEWER ARROWHEAD M Group Management 317-784-5899 317-784-5987 [email protected] 46250 NO SEWER ARROWHEAD ESTATES NO HOA 46201 NO SEWER ARSENAL PARK ADDITION NO HOA 46151 MARTINSVILLE ARTESIAN ACRES NO HOA 46205 NO SEWER ARTHUR V. BROWN'S CENTRAL AVENUE ADD NO HOA ARTHUR V. BROWN'S EAST MERIDIAN 46205 NO SEWER NO HOA HEIGHTS 46241 BDCD ARTHUR V. BROWN'S SUBDIVISION NO HOA 46032 CARMEL & CLAY ASHBROOKE Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46077 ZIONSVILLE ASHBURN AAM 602-674-4355 www.homewisedocs.com 46122 DANVILLE ASHBURTON GROVE / WEXFORD COMMONS Chuck Foggatt 317-272-0355 [email protected] 46135 GREENCASTLE ASBURY KNOLL Mary Gardner 765-720-8036 [email protected] 46033 CARMEL ASHBURY PARK Omni Management 317-541-0000 317-541-0002 [email protected] 46062 NOBLESVILLE ASHFIELD Andy Wilson 317-919-4005 [email protected] 46123 WCCD ASHFORD ESTATES NO HOA 46062 NO SEWER ASHFORD PLACE Ardsley Management Corp 317-253-1401 317-259-0387 [email protected] 46040 HSE & FISHERS ASHFORD POINTE We do not have a contact name [email protected]; [email protected] 46143 GREENWOOD ASHFORD RIDGE Diona Dunn [email protected] 46239 NO SEWER ASHLAND Kirkpatrick Management Co 317-570-4358 317-558-5336 www.condocerts.com 46237 NO SEWER ASHLAND POINTE Elite Property Mgmt
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