Burke, Virginia
The homeowners association (HOA) of the Lakepointe community has contracted with FirstService Residential, North America’s property management leader, partnering with more than 8,600 communities across the U.S. and Canada with a local office in Fairfax County.
HOA Community Contact
Danielle McCauley CMCA, AMS Direct 540.388.5020 24/7 Customer Care Center: 703.385.1133 |
May 20, 2026 HOA Board Meeting
Lakepointe is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: 5/20/2026 Board Meeting
Time: May 20, 2026 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87129680876
Meeting ID: 871 2968 0876
How Does the HOA Work?
When a property owner purchases a property in an HOA, they automatically become a member and are required to pay an fees on a quarterly basis and be responsible for the occupants of their property and guests within the community. Members of 107 Lakepointe townhomes adjacent to Royal Lake Royal are members of the Lakepointe Community Council, Inc. HOA.
As an HOA members, property owners vote for volunteer HOA Board of Directors who oversee the day-to-day responsibilities of the HOA. This includes the maintenance and care of the common areas, collecting fees, and enforcing community rules to include exterior modifications to homes, parking regulations, landscaping, and curbside trash/recycling disposal. The HOA Board of Directors are empowered to hire a management company and other contractors to perform the duties of the HOA on behalf of unpaid volunteer Board Members. The Lakepointe Community Council Board of Directors has elected to transition from Rosewood Management & Consulting to FirstService Residential.
Property owners are encouraged to assist the HOA Board of Directors with planned HOA activities throughout the year or take a turns serving as a volunteer HOA Board Members.
“Great Neighbors Make a Great Community!”,
Lakepointe Community Council HOA Board of Directors
April 15, 2026 7PM Closed HOA Board Zoom Meeting
May 13, 2026 7PM TBD Open HOA Board Meeting
Royal Lake is the NATURAL TREASURE on our doorstep. If you google Royal Lake Park, one comment from an outsider describes it as “The best little park in the area.” In addition to the recreational amenities it offers our community, Royal Lake is part of the Pohick Creek watershed that helps protect water quality all the way to the Chesapeake Bay.
Did you know Royal Lake is:
• A 38 acre body of water set in a 46 acre park?
• An almost two mile hiking trail around the lake
with more trails branching off into the surrounding woods?
• A natural preserve for fish (bass, sunfish,bluegill,crappie),
birds (geese, blue herons, cormorants), and wildlife
(beaver, turtles, foxes, and many others)?
• Increases the value of homes from 8 to 20% as a result of it’s proximity?
• Is a treasure we need to protect!
Friends of Royal Lake (FORL) is a community based organization intent to do just that. FORL works with the Fairfax County Park Authority to propose and monitor maintenance projects including trail improvements and management of invasive plant species.
Suzanne Doherty represents Lakepointe on the board of Friends of Royal Lake. If you have questions or suggestions about FORL activity, or if you are interested in joining, please contact her at 703-963-4548.
Architectural Control
All property owners are reminded that any exterior modification being completed on your home (window, door, fence, deck, patio, roof, paint, lighting, etc.) must go through the proper approval process. You may email [email protected] or info@lakepointe. You must wait for approval prior to beginning a project.
Oversight by the HOA plays a crucial role in preserving curb appeal and property values. Homeowners must typically undergo routine exterior property inspections in addition to an approval process before they can make any modifications or improvements to their property exteriors.
Annual Exterior Inspections typically include (but not limited to) identification of the following issues to be corrected by residents:
▪ Trash/Recycling containers in front of homes either in plane sight or in bushes
▪ Bikes and toys out of front of homes
▪ Artificial turf instead of real grass turf in front of homes
▪ Resident trees and plants/shrubs that are too large, needing trim, encroaching
common areas or neighbors
▪ Overall tidiness of front lawns, excessive decor or items not matching exterior of
home
▪ Patio furniture or any furniture in front of homes
▪ Overall gutters, trim, windows and shutters to include paint, repair, and
maintenance
▪ Trash/Recycling containers or items outside of rear fence line
▪ Broken doors/storm doors and door molding maintenance (painting/rotting, etc...)
▪ Damaged or deteriorated fences and sheds
▪ Holiday decor or window decorations
▪ Non-compliant Safety Railings for entrance steps
▪ Any hot tubs/spas/pools
▪ Windows with and without grids noted since guidelines require grids
▪ Compliance with doors based on recent approval (8 designs approved)
Approved Lakepointe Door Styles
Since the founding of Lakepointe in the 1970’s, Deed restrictions have required that modifications to Front Entrance Doors have formal approval by the HOA. Changes in covenant enforcement began in 2014 for those units subsequently changing entrance doors in violation of Deed restrictions without approval. In 2024, the HOA voted to expand the number of pre-approved front entrance door styles from two to now eight different door styles (excluding the specific paint color which still required approval to modify). All unapproved doors will need to be conform to one of the following door styles imaged below:
All existing unapproved doors risk violation of Lakepointe's Deed restrictions and may need to conform to one of the pre-approved styles upon door replacement or resale of the home.
Trash & Recycling Disposal
Keeping Lakepointe a clean and inviting community requires the cooperation of all residents and property owners. Approved items for recycling and disposal you be neatly and securely placed in designated areas to minimize exposure to winds and wildlife.
Recycling is only collected on Tuesdays from designated locations and must be either enclosed in a closed contained with an attached lid or clear plastic bag designed for recycling. White kitchen and grocery bags are not approved for use to place recycling or trash curbside.
Regular trash is uniformly collected on both Tuesdays and Fridays from designated common areas in heavy-duty black plastic bags or containers with attached lids. Please do not place recycling curbside on Fridays. Construction waste, bulk-items and hazardous materials are the responsibility of homeowners to ensure either taken to a county waste facility or removed from residences by a private contractor or junk hauler. Unapproved items left in common areas by residents and removed on behalf of the Association may be billed directly to individual home owners.
Trash and recycling containers and be placed after dusk the night before service and must be retrieved the same day services are performed.
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