P.O. Box 1381, Greenwood, IN 46142
Johnson County Sheriff 317-736-5155 Fire Department-911
Before winter comes, it would be a good time to check your mailbox and post for possible replacement or maintenance.
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Association Information
Why Do We Have a Homeowners Association? 2020 Budget and 2019 Estimated Actual Expense Resident List-09.10.20 Common Covenant Restrictions Architectural Change Request Form Guidelines for Architectural Approval Listing of Association Board Members Sign Request Form Click-Report on The Curbside Ash Trees-06.20.20 2019 Annual Meeting Minutes (to be approved at the 2020 annual meeting) _________________________________________ Useful Links Area Churches Area Links (Government, Schools, Media, etc.) Area Utilities Brockton Manor Facebook Information Commercial Advertisers Free Classified Ads Baby Sitting Dog Walking/Cat Sitting Local Private Schools Local Public Schools Mailbox Information Tips on Staying Safe _________________________________________ Communicate With Us Contact the Association Board Refer a Contractor Submit a Free Classified Ad Submit an Article _________________________________________ Community Web Sites White River Township Johnson County Library White River Township Fire Department Johnson County Sheriff-(317) 736-5155 Johnson County Ordinances 
-Reminder:
No Overnight Parking Allowed on the Streets at any time-This is a a covenant restriction. Click here for full text. The Johnson County Ordinance states: § 9-1-3-2 PARKING ON COUNTY STREETS No vehicle or trailer of any sort shall be permitted to park on county streets between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. the next morning, Monday through Thursday nights. (Ord. 89-24, ratified 4-14-2014) Edited by Simon Morse-Send suggestions to: brocktonhoa@gmail.com |
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New Neighbors-2020
Check to see if your mailbox and/or post needs replacing or maintenance. 
As you know, mailboxes are one of the first things people see when driving in the neighborhood. Having them in good shape helps with the resale value of your property.
Go to Mailbox Page for pricing. Please contact Otto's directly to schedule any installations at 317-886-4400 ______________________________________________________________ 
Burning of Yard Waste is Prohibited.
It is permissible to use wood burning fire pits and grates, however, as outlined in the Covenants: Outside burning of leaves, grasses, trash, garbage or household refuse shall not be permitted... So please restrict outside burning to only wood burning or gas fire pits and grates. Portable Basketball Goal Rules
1) A “Portable Goal” may be located in the front driveway -ONLY WHEN IN USE-, and must be moved and stored behind the front foundation line of your home at all other times. 2) All goals of a permanent nature are subject to Architectural Approval, and must be located behind the front foundation line of the home. Commercial Signs Not Allowed
Please refer to the Brockton Manor Covenants, Article X, Section 3 for information about the restriction on placing signs in your yard advertising commercial businesses. This includes contractors doing work on your property. School Spirit signs are allowed, after approval of the Sign Request Form available here. |
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Resident's Businesses Listed below are businesses of Brockton Manor residents. Click to view their ads and then support them by using their services or purchasing their products-Thanks! Kellea Wright, Wellness Advocate-dōTERRA Essential Oils Monica Purdy-Kid's Abilities Pediatric Therapy Mike Heffner-Express Employment Professionals Josh McCarty-McCarty Mulch and Stone Tracy McInnes-Mary Kay Consultant Garth Wright-Ray Skillman Insurance Mark Linder-Century 21 Sheetz If you live in Brockton Manor and have a business you would like to include here, email Brockton Manor Ads
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You can obtain approved For Sale signs from Christy's Design & Sign 882-5444 (Cream background with Green lettering - they have our details on file.) Street Light Problem?
Report to REMC at 317-736-6174. Give them the # on the lamp post. Coyote Information |
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Click here for the Sheriff Department's recap of the Johnson County Peddler Ordinance.
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Goose Problems
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Damaged Mailboxes
Thanks to those residents that have replaced their damaged mailboxes. When driving through a neighborhood, the condition of the mailboxes is something that people first notice. This has an effect on their overall impression of that neighborhood. Please check your mailbox for any needed repair or replacement. Go to the Mailbox Page for pricing. |
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Child Safety
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Don't be shy about reminding speeders and stop sign runners that they are breaking the law and endangering our children. |
Overnight Parking On the Streets Is Not Allowed
Article X, Section 4 (a), of the Brockton Manor covenants states: Parking (of automobiles only) is allowed on dedicated streets only when an Owner has a special function and the invited guests will not be able to park on such Owner’s lot. No overnight parking shall be permitted on any dedicated street.
Click for full text from the covenants.
The Johnson County Ordinance states:
§ 9-1-3-2 PARKING ON COUNTY STREETS No vehicle or trailer of any sort shall be permitted to park on county streets between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. the next morning, Monday through Thursday nights. (Ord. 89-24, ratified 4-14-2014)
Article X, Section 4 (a), of the Brockton Manor covenants states: Parking (of automobiles only) is allowed on dedicated streets only when an Owner has a special function and the invited guests will not be able to park on such Owner’s lot. No overnight parking shall be permitted on any dedicated street.
Click for full text from the covenants.
The Johnson County Ordinance states:
§ 9-1-3-2 PARKING ON COUNTY STREETS No vehicle or trailer of any sort shall be permitted to park on county streets between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. the next morning, Monday through Thursday nights. (Ord. 89-24, ratified 4-14-2014)
