Category Archives: News

Some of you may already know that the Town of Chesapeake Beach negotiated an agreement with IQ Fiber to bring high-speed fiber optic Internet service to Chesapeake Beach.  You can read more about it here IQ Fiber is currently in the … Continue reading →

Party Walls Party Walls are the walls that fall on the property line between two adjoining units. While they form the backbone of privacy for townhome and duplex dwellers, they also require cooperation between neighbors to maintain. Except for specific … Continue reading →

Parking in Chesapeake Station As much as we’d like to completely prohibit non-residents from parking in Chesapeake Station, our main streets – C Street, Arcade Ct. Band Shell Ct., Carousel Way, and Dentzel Ct. – are owned by the Town … Continue reading →

Keeping Up Your Property A primary goal of a HOA is to maintain property values, keep everyone safe, and have a community that everyone can enjoy.  Chesapeake Station is a unique bay front community with a private beach and panoramic … Continue reading →

Pet Protocol Many residents own dogs that they take out for daily walks.  Please pick up after your pet.  When you’re outdoors with your animal pal, always bring a bag or two for cleanup.  Uncollected pet waste is unsightly, unsanitary, … Continue reading →

Contact Information Form The CSHOA Board of Directors maintains a community directory of owners and residents. Many of you in the past have provided a Contact Information form but your information may have changed.  If you have never submitted your … Continue reading →

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. Meetings are typically held remotely via Microsoft Teams and notices can be … Continue reading →

This is a friendly reminder to please remember and follow the Chesapeake Beach Town Code and CSHOA Governing Documents regarding trash and recyclables. Garbage, trash or debris be placed out for collection only in proper receptacles.  Receptacles for household trash … 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 →