Location
The Glens at Greendale Village is located in the Second District of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government. It is located off of Greendale Road just ouside of Citation Boulevard.
City Services
We are located in a full-service tax district, which means the city provides all the upkeep for roads, maintenance of streetlights, street cleaning, and trash, recycling, and composting services.
City trash, recycling, and yard waste collection occurs weekly on Thursdays. If the collection falls on a city holiday the pickup will be rescheduled for another day that week.
For more information on services provided by the City of Lexington visit the City Services page.
Deed of Restrictions
In order to maintain a safe, clean, attractive neighborhood, maintain curb appeal, and protect homeowners’ property values, the Glens at Greendale Village is a deed-restricted community.
Deed restrictions are written agreements that restrict, or limit the use or activities that may take place on property in a subdivision. These restrictions appear in the real property records of the county in which the property is located. They are private agreements and are binding upon every owner in a subdivision. All property owners become a party to these agreements when they purchase property in deed restricted areas.
To read the deeds of restrictions and other related documents see the Documents page.
Homeowner Association
Our Homeowners Association (HOA) works to keep our neighborhood looking great, running smoothly, and holding its long-term value. Run by neighbors for neighbors, the HOA pools our shared dues so we can take care of community spaces that no single household could manage alone.
Dues are $150 per year due at the end of January.
Most of our community budget goes straight into maintaining shared property. This includes regular mowing and landscaping at the front entrance, keeping the borders along Greendale Road neat and welcoming, and maintaining the two open lots that serve as our stormwater detention ponds.
An HOA works best when neighbors get involved. By joining meetings, voting on neighborhood decisions, or sharing ideas, you help decide how our budget is spent and what kind of neighborhood we build together.
- Curb Appeal & Value: Routine landscaping keeps our entrances and streetscapes attractive, protecting everyone’s property value.
- Flood Protection: Regular care of our stormwater ponds ensures safe, reliable water drainage during major storms.
- Shared Costs: Combining funds pays for professional maintenance at a fraction of what individual projects would cost.
- Have Your Say: Attending meetings and voting ensures your voice shapes community rules and spending.
The Association is professionally managed by Association Management Services Kentucky.
For HOA forms and governing documents see the Documents page.