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Worthington Highlands is a 425 single-family home subdivision, conveniently located just east of Rt. 23, and north of 270, in Columbus, Ohio and in the desirable Worthington School District. We are minutes from some of the best shopping and restaurants around. The Polaris Fashion Place is less than one mile to the north. Our subdivision is a safe, family-friendly neighborhood to call "home."

If you're a resident of Worthington Highlands feel free to browse around and sign in. By registering to the site you will have access to all of the WHHA information. The $35/year support payments are voluntary and are not needed to gain access. If you're new to the sub, or contemplate living here, we certainly welcome you! Feel free to browse around and contact us.

Announcements

April 05 2022

The entryway bed at Brockwell and Sancus got a spring cleaning. Removal of debris, trimming down the roses, and cutting back the large shrub next to the sidewalk. The shrub will be a two year process so that it doesn't look too bare at any one time. This bed, as well as all others, are waiting for mulch until we can gauge this years dues renewal response. Because of landscaping fee increases, unless we can exceed our dues collection over last year we'll need to pass on mulch for this year.

April 03 2022

The HOA website has undergone a major transformation. It still includes the information previously available along with new and enhanced content. Check back here if you have questions about what is going on in and around the neighborhood.

March 25 2022

Spring DUES letter and the HOA Newsletter will be mailed out soon. Watch your mailbox, and please support your HOA by paying your $35 membership fee. If you can't wait, keep scrolling down to read the news letter now!

Support WHHA

YOUR 2022 SUPPORT IS Only $35!

Please Support Worthington Highlands HOA in 2022

Your support payment of just $35 will help us:

Maintain and improve the entryways that offer the first impression of our neighborhood
Provide lighting at the Park Rd entrances
Maintain an up-to-date website
Have a voice in the Far North Area Development
Give attention to long-neglected items (trees, brush, fences, walls)

Pay dues any of these ways:

Check mailed or dropped off to: WHHA Treasurer - 7984 Brookpoint Pl, Westerville, OH 43081. Make check to "WHHA"
PayPal.me/WHHA
Chase Quick Pay - Name to send payment to: Jim Palmisano, email address: treasurerWHHA@gmail.com

Payments received by June 30 are greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

For the latest HOA Financial Report, and for additional information such as Deed Restrictions, please

Spring 2022 Newsletter

Worthington Highlands turns 35 in 2022! There are still 10 neighbors who have been here since 1987, and we welcomed 31 new neighbors in 2021 (and no doubt a few more so far in 2022.) We wish all of our move-outs well wherever they have settled.

Accomplishments:

As we know, with age comes challenges, and Worthington Highlands is no different. Your Association Officers have been busy dealing with the challenges that the increased need for maintenance that aging has brought about. We received complaints about sight lines at the Park Rd. exits from our neighborhood. Your Officers, along with Davey Tree cut back and cleared off the offending plantings over the Summer and received commendation from the City for our efforts. A dead tree was removed from one of the Sancus entryways, and some deteriorating fencing was removed. All of this was possible due to the generosity of 178 of our wonderful neighbors who stepped up and responded to our annual Support solicitation.

Looking Forward:

However, each year brings other items that need to be addressed. Some of the items looming out there are the continued overgrowth of plantings in the entryway beds and evergreen trees along Park Rd. No doubt we are all feeling the effects of cost inflation, and the cost of maintaining our common areas have not escaped these effects. Despite this we have held our annual dues support request at $35 per year since 2013. You will receive a mailing later in the Spring asking for your support for 2022. Thank You to all who have provided your financial support, and we encourage everyone to do so. Remember – “We can only do what we can with what we have.” Our financial report at the end of this newsletter.

We encourage everyone to contact your Association Officers regarding anything. The easiest way to do this is to use the “Contact Us” tab at the top of the homepage of this website (www.worthingtonhighlands.com) Questions, criticisms, complaints, compliments – we really want to know how you feel about your Neighborhood and its Association!