Welcome to the Eagle Creek Condominiums Council of Co-Owners website. 

This site has been developed as a homeowner resource providing both access to Association related information and a convenient means for homeowners to communicate with the Board of Directors. 

Our Clubhouse address is 8000 Eagle Creek Drive. 

 

Eagle Creek, in eastern Jefferson County, is a garden style condominium complex of 124 units, contained in 50 one, two and three story buildings.  All units come with attached 2 car garages.  In addition to a clubhouse there is plenty of open lot parking for residents and guests alike.

 

Eagle Creek has 2 entrances: one, off of Westport Road and two, off of Ormsby Lane, approximately 1.5 miles east of the Watterson Expressway I-264 at the Westport Road exit.

 

The demographics of our residents comprises a good mix of age groups ranging from young, first time homeowners to retirees who have downsized from longtime established homes.

 

Your Board of Directors invite all homeowners to attend the annual meeting typically in June at the Lyndon City Hall. 

Each and every resident is an integral part of our community and has an invested interest in the appearance, safety and financial stability of our community.

 

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Eagle Creek is organized as a homeowners association and is a Kentucky non-stock non-profit corporation. 

The articles of incorporation are filed with the Kentucky Secretary of State. 

The community is managed by a 7 member Board of Directors that are all homeowners.

Your Board of Directors consists of 7 homeowners who volunteer their time and effort and they are elected at the annual meeting for staggered alternating 2 year terms.

 

The Association's Master Insurance Policy is renewed each year.  In addition to property insurance covering all the building structures, the association carries liability insurance covering the common areas.

 

The monthly assessment is due on the 1st day of each month.  All residents should use the automatic electronic debit from your bank accounts. 

The assessment primarily covers the following common element expenses; the common land, buildings external, landscaping maintenance, entrances, lights, irrigation systems, insurance, blacktop repair and maintenance, administrative expenses and water.