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Council asked to recognize Fullerton Place Homeowners Association in neighborhood program

City of Concord City Council · September 12, 2025
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Summary

Staff requested council recognition of Fullerton Place HOA in the city's Partnership for Stronger Neighborhoods program; Fullerton Place is a subdivision of roughly 200 homes that completed program application requirements and would raise recognized neighborhoods to 82 with 60 active neighborhoods.

Staff asked council to consider formally recognizing Fullerton Place Homeowners Association in the city's Partnership for Stronger Neighborhoods program. Staff said the program has been a council priority since February and that the city currently has 81 officially recognized neighborhoods with 59 active; recognition of Fullerton Place would make 82 recognized neighborhoods and 60 active ones.

The presenter described Fullerton Place as a subdivision community of approximately 200 homes located off Poplar Tent Road within city limits and said the HOA has a full and active board and completed all application requirements. Staff asked council to formally recognize the HOA; no formal vote is recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.