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Please note that the updates on this website are for the Belmont Bay Homeowners Association. Some items may not apply to residents residing in the sub-associations. Please consult with your management company or Board of Directors on specifics related to your sub-association.

Non-Emergency/Suspicious Activity: 703-792-6500
Online Crime Reporting: www.pwcgov.org/policereport

To order resale documents please follow the instructions outlined by clicking here.

Belmont Bay Neighborhood Watch is now officially sanctioned by the Prince William County Police Department.

Signs have been installed at the three entry points, Express Drive, Dawson Beach Drive, and Norwood St.

Additional signage will be placed throughout the community.

Watch activities will begin soon.

MARINA PARKING

New signs have been installed at the parking lots by the marina. The BBHOA has no role in maintaining these lots.

At this time, there is no additional information to share with the community.

Missed the Town Hall Meeting on October 14th? Here are the takeaways:

Most of you who tried to log onto Supervisor Margaret Franklin's virtual Town Hall Meeting for BB residents were disappointed in not being able to connect the Zoom meeting Wednesday night. The meeting was hosted by Supervisor Franklin's office and BBHOA played no role except announcing it to the HOA residents. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties on their end the Zoom site was never connected. Finally, a new site was created, but HOA was not in a position to broadcast the new site to the residents. Therefore, only a small number of residents were notified and able to participate in the meeting.

I did not log on until nearly the end of the meeting. My takeaway from the short duration was that Supervisor Franklin fully appreciated the beauty and uniqueness of Belmont Bay and assured us that the Northern Woodbridge Small Area Plan is only a conceptual plan at this stage. While interested in providing water access to the Occoquan River to others in the broader community, she is open to working with BB residents. Mr. Steve Donohoe, Acting Planning Director of PWC Planning Department, was invited to the meeting to give a historical context of the development of the SAP and to answer questions on the Plan.

To continue reading, click here.

North Woodbridge Small Area Plan - Click here

Board of Directors - The next meeting is scheduled for October 28, 2020 at 5:45 PM

This meeting is currently planned to be conducted electronically. Please use the information provided below to join the meeting.

While the meeting is called to order at 5:30 PM, the Board moves immediately to executive session. It then reconvenes into open session at approximately 5:45 PM (or after executive session).

Access Code: 4392404

Dial 602-580-9789

Click the image to be directed to the October 28th Agenda

October 28, 2020 Board Meeting Agenda will be available on or before October 21, 2020.

LINK TO ANNUAL MEETING PRESENTATION - CLICK HERE.

The Annual Meeting Draft Minutes are now available. Click Here.

RESIDENT OPEN FORUM QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS ANSWERED. Click Here.

THE TOT LOT WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

The Harbor offices remain closed to the public. Board and Committee meetings, with less than seven (7) members are meeting in person. Residents will still need to join via teleconference or videoconferencing, until the “Social Distancing” mandate is completely lifted.

Some social events have started back up, with social distancing being monitored through a reservation system.

The HOA management office continues operating as usual to support resident and community needs. However, to protect residents and staff, we ask that you please reach out to the HOA office by phone at (703) 494-0440 or by email at info@belmontbayhoa.com first. Please do not stop into the office without calling ahead. Face coverings are required for in-person visits to the office.

OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 - 5:00

FRIDAY 9:00 - 2:00

The spread of COVID-19 continues to be a dangerous threat to our society. Prince William County Government has launched a reminder campaign for residents to Mask Up – Spread Out.

We want to encourage citizens to continue to social distance at least six feet apart.

Wash your hands and wear a cloth mask while in public. Do your part to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Remember, Mask Up – Spread Out.

For more information, visit: https://coronavirus.pwcgov.org/

Following the CDC guidelines, please ensure that you, your guests, and leashed pets are mindful of "social distancing" from other users while enjoying the cart paths/trails within the community. Areas more than 3 feet beyond the cart paths/trails are OFF LIMITS.

Consistent with the Belmont Bay Homeowners Association guidelines, residents are reminded of the posted rules for utilization of the private paths on the Ospreys.

Pedestrian only access is granted to members of the Belmont Bay Homeowners Association, their guests, and their leashed pets along the cart paths/trail route highlighted in yellow on the map.

No roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, bicycles or motorized vehicles of any kind; however, wheelchairs and strollers are allowed.

No trespassing on green areas 3 feet or more off of the Cart Path/Trail.

No golfing, no fishing, no ice skating.

No trespassing on areas of the Cart Path/Trail designated as "off limits" in red on the map.

No littering.

All pets must be on a leash and you must clean up after your pet.

Users are encouraged to carry a cell phone in the event of an emergency

Please do your part to maintain social distancing as much as is possible.

2020 PROPERTY INSPECTIONS CONTINUE

All homeowners are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the standards and guidelines of the Belmont Bay HOA. It is important to understand that the homeowner is fully responsible for compliance, even when their property is rented, or leased, by others.