Unofficial demoNot affiliated with Avondale Run Homeowners Association. Made by Crafted for Community.

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Hi Avondale Run neighbors,

I put this demo together to show what a new Avondale Run website could look like: built around your community, easy for the board to keep up, and owned by your association.

The questions neighbors ask most are answered in one place: who clears the snow, what goes out on which day, and where townhouse owners park. Dues has the $255 assessment and the reason for this year's increase, and the nature trails get their own spot.

The Public / Signed in switch at the top shows the members-only side: a directory and map of the neighborhood with a made-up household at every address.

CameronCrafted for Community

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It's a sketch, not a copy.It doesn't reflect everything your current site has, and it may show things you don't have yet. It's here to spark ideas.
No real resident data.Every name, household, phone number and email is a made-up placeholder.
Temporary and unlisted.Search engines are told not to list it, and it comes down on November 14, 2026.
Your public information.Events, history, documents and photos come from your current public website.

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Oct31

Kids & families

Halloween Parade & Pizza Party

An example of a typical neighborhood event, shown to fill out this preview.

Costume parade at the common area, then trick-or-treating and trunk-or-treat along Long Valley Rd.

Details

The parade kicks off at the common area at 5pm, then families head along Long Valley Rd and the courts off it.
Want to “trunk”? Set up a car trunk or table and hand out treats.
Volunteers help send families off from the common area and set out cones to slow cars on Doral Ct.
Pizza party at the end of Long Valley to finish the night.

More coming up

Seventh-day Adventist Church basement, 320 Crest Lane, Westminster