Glenmore
| Glenmore | ||
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| County Area | Village of Rivanna | |
| District | Scottsville Magisterial District | |
| No. Lots | 813 | |
| Housing | SFD | |
Schools*
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| Elementary | Stone-Robinson Elementary School | |
| Middle | Burley Middle School | |
| High School | Monticello High School | |
Other Attributes
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| Gated | Yes | |
Neighborhood Recreation
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| Clubhouse | ||
| Tennis Courts | ||
| Golf Club | ||
Natural Amenities
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| Stable | ||
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| HOA | Glenmore Community Association | |
| Contact | gca@glenmore-community.org | |
| Website | Glenmore Homes | |
*Confirm attendance boundaries for individual homes with school divisions
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Glenmore is Albemarle County's largest gated community. It is located to the eastern end of the county, in the Village of Rivanna designated growth area. Maintenance of common areas is provided by the Glenmore Community Association (GCA). The neighborhood is composed of approximately 750 homes, each valued at $400,000 and higher.[1]
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History
Glenmore was originally developed by Frank Kessler. The Board of Supervisors voted to approved the rezoning of 1195 acres of land from rural to planned residential on December 5, 2010. As part of the rezoning, Kessler was responsible for building the infrastructure for water and sewer.[2] Shortly after the rezoning, ownership was transferred to the Glenmore Associates Limited Partnership.
Missing funds
In June 2009, Mike Comer, the GCA's president and treasurer, disappeared among controversy surrounding a pending audit of the association's financial statements.[3][4]
In July 2009, results of an audit of the club's finances revealed it was missing more than $600,000. Comer has been arrested and charged with embezzlement in conjunction with the missing funds.[5] As of September 2009 Glenmore Associates, the community's developer, had repaid $300,000 of the missing funds and had reached an agreement to make the Association whole within a year.[6]
Notes
- ↑ Web. Out of the gate: Glenmore fields supe candidates, Lisa Provence, The Hook, Better Publications LLC, 7 Aug 2013, retrieved 8 Aug 2013. Print. 8 Aug 2013 .
- ↑ Walters Jr., Robert J. "Glenmore Proffers." Letter to Amelia Patterson, Albemarle County Zoning Administrator. 10 Aug. 1992. Charlottesville Tomorrow's Document Archive. Web. 21 July 2010. <http://www.cvilletomorrow.org/docs/19920810-Glenmore-proffers.pdf>.
- ↑ Comer canned: Homeowners oust missing treasurer, Hawes Spencer, The Hook, 7 July 2009. retrieved 7 Jul 2009.
- ↑ Update: Comer still missing Kim Saltmarsh, NBC 29, 6 July 2009. retrieved 7 Jul 2009.
- ↑ Mike Comer Found and Arrested, Henry Graf, NBC 29, 27 July 2009. Retrieved 24 Aug 2009.
- ↑ Development firm pays chunk of missing funds, Bryan McKenzie, Daily Progress, September 5, 2009