Author Archives: Chesapeake Station

The CSHOA Board of Directors holds a monthly meeting to discuss and make decisions on Chesapeake Station HOA business.    These meetings are open to HOA property owners. For the past several years, the meetings have been held on the … Continue reading →

Looking for Committee Chairpersons As you may remember, one of our residents, Christian Cardnuto, stepped in a few months ago to fill the Chair of our Architecture Committee after the long-time Chairperson, Penny Schmidt, resigned.  Recently Christian announced to the … Continue reading →

Dear Chesapeake Station Owners and Residents This is a friendly reminder to please remember and follow the Chesapeake Beach Town Code and CSHOA Governing Documents regarding trash and recyclables. Town Code requires that garbage, trash or debris be placed out … Continue reading →

Spring is Springing Spring starts on March 19 and the weather is warming.  And there are a few items that we’d like to bring to everyone’s attention here at Chesapeake Station. Please remember that dogs must be leashed at all … Continue reading →

I don’t know if the fox population in the beaches is increasing but we’ve been hearing reports of more sightings than in the past. A Chesapeake Station resident recently reported seeing a fox on C St. See the video here. … Continue reading →

Non-Resident Parking in Chesapeake Station Many residents have been frustrated with the on-going construction at the Rod & Reel and the loss of on-premises parking there.  While they have free valet parking, satellite parking lots with 24/7 shuttles, and ask … Continue reading →

HOA Rental Properties For those of you who do not receive the Chesapeake Beach Town Newsletter, or don’t read it, there is an important item about residential housing in the new Summer 2019 newsletter.  The Town has recently adopted Ordinance … Continue reading →

Trash Removal – Reminders The Town has asked us to remind residents of guidelines and schedules for Trash Pickup. Household Trash Household trash must be bagged and placed out for collection in proper storage receptacles.  Pet waste must be placed … Continue reading →

As the cost of solar energy technology decreases, solar power equipment for homeowners is becoming more popular.  The Maryland Energy Administration has published a Guide to Going Solar, which provides information to homeowners considering the installation of a solar array.  … Continue reading →

Theft From Automobiles Two Chesapeake Station residents recently reported attempted theft from their automobiles, one of which was parked in the C St. alley and the other in the Overlook. The perpetrators entered their unlocked automobile and rifled through it … Continue reading →