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H.E.C.C.
Hanarry Estates Community Club
The Hanarry Estates Community Club (HECC) is a separate entity
from Hanarry Swim & Racquet Club (HSRC).
However, the two organizations work closely together
to keep our community thriving.
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If you live in Hanarry Estates proper,
being a part of H.E.C.C. is voluntary.
Also, while it is voluntary, it is also GREATLY appreciated.
We can’t do this thing alone.
♥
Your small annual dues (under $40!) contribute to
the maintenance and growth of our community
(Lee Acres and Smith Valley, and to the greater Lilburn area.).
If you don’t live in Hanarry Estates proper, donations are welcome!
One of the MANY examples of maintenance –
HECC pays the electricity bills that keep
the entrance lights! (It’s not cheap)
Read more about H.E.C.C. below…
(and keep scrolling for a membership form)
Hanarry Estates
Community Club
(HECC)
www.hanarry.org/hoa
hanarryheckle@yahoo.com
P.O. Box 411, Lilburn, GA 30048
Dear, Neighbor-
Please join us in our efforts in continuing to make Hanarry a great place to live. As you look through this packet you will find a lot of information that may interest you as well as the benefits of joining the HOA. The $30 annual dues are nominal and we feel as if it is an investment in the quality of life and in helping to protect property values for your home and all of our community.
Thank you,
Your Hanarry Estates Community Club
ABOUT US
The Hanarry Estates Homeowners Association, Inc. (HEHA) is going back to its roots and using a variation of its original name, The Hanarry Estates Community Club (HECC). HECC is an incorporated non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening property values and improving the quality of life in our community. A group of dedicated neighborhood volunteers comprises the association’s Board of Directors and Committee Chairpersons. Through the association’s efforts and along with volunteers, HECC keeps the lights on and neighborhood programs going. Please read further to see what HECC is all about.
Development of our community started in 1969 and was built-out by the late 1970s. The land from three different farms was used to create Hanarry Estates. Each farm was originally owned by the Nashes, the Minors, and the Lands. Several builders developed our neighborhood including Harry Shafer and his brothers. The name Hanarry is a combination of Harry and his wife Hannah’s first names. Most every street is named after members of the Shafer family. One exception is Collie Court, which is named after Collie Land, one of the original farm owners.
The Hanarry Estates Civic Club was formed around 1970. Members met in private homes and worked on community projects. Originally there were men’s and women’s groups within the civic club. The Hanarry Estates Civic Club was later renamed to The Hanarry Estates Homeowners Association (HEHA) and in 2024 changed to The Hanarry Estates Community Club (HECC). The association is still in existence today, over 50 years later!
Hanarry Estates has remained a highly sought-after neighborhood in Lilburn since the 1970s. Since the beginning, it’s been a safe and friendly place to raise a family and enjoy friends and neighbors. You will easily find neighbors who grew up here in Hanarry and have then moved back to raise their families here!
HEHA BENEFITS
Throughout the year, we strive to promote the beautification, safety, welfare, and enjoyment of the homeowners within our community. We also contribute to our local community members in need and our at-risk youth by supporting various hyper-local programs. HECC has been hosting blood drives for years to help contribute to lives saved by this precious resource that we can donate with little to no effort. We use HECC funds to offer and maintain many community-oriented services, projects, special interest groups, and social activities. To stay aware of important community information (everything from zoning to break-ins), you will be added to our HEHA email list and the C.O.P.S. Calling Post.
>>> HECC BENEFITS INCLUDE <<<
Lighted & Maintained Entrances
Upkeep & improvements of the four Hanarry brick entrances, including electricity*, flowers/landscaping, holiday decor, etc.
*Electricity to keep the four entrances lit is, by far, the largest portion of our expenditures. Please consider becoming a part of the voluntary HOA to help, if nothing else, keep the neighborhood’s entrances from going dark
C.O.P.S. Program
We keep Hanarry Estates a safe and friendly place to raise a family and to enjoy friends and neighbors through our role as a Gwinnett County C.O.P.S. Community. C.O.P.S. is an acronym for Community Oriented Police Services. Hanarry Estates was awarded the prestigious honor of “Master C.O.P.S. Community of the Year” in 2001 and 2014.
Baby Bows
Sunshine Committee
Yard of the Month
3 Children’s Socials per year
Easter Egg Hunt, 4th of July Parade, Children’s Christmas Party
Christmas Mailbox Bows
8 Newsletters per year
MEMBERSHIP
Residents in Hanarry Estates proper and the adjacent areas known as Rubyville and Fieldstone are eligible to become members of the HECC.
DUES
* Please consider these small dues as an investment in your property value *
Dues are payable on April 1st
Mail checks to Hanarry Estates
PO Box 411, Lilburn, GA 30028
$30 annually (emailed copy of newsletters)
or
$35 annually (mailed paper copy of newsletter)
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
While we are located in Lilburn, however, we are not within Lilburn City Limits, which means we are NOT within the Lilburn City Police Jurisdiction. Please call the Gwinnett County Police Southside Precinct when needed, 770-982-4440; they are VERY responsive.
EMERGENCY
Gwinnett County Police & Fire 911
Gwinnett County Help Line 770-995-3339
Poison Control 800-222-1222
Rape Crisis Center 770-476-7407
GWINNETT COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Police- Non-emergency 770-513-5000
Southside Police Precinct 770-982-4440
Gwinnett County Information 770-822-8888
Fire Services Administration 770-513-5500
Public Utilities (Water) 678-376-7000
Gwinnett County D.O.T. 770-822-7400
Crime Prevention Unit 770-623-2610
Animal Welfare and Enforcement 770-339-3200
Environmental Health 770-963-5132
Gang Tip Line 770-513-5433
Licensing and Revenue 678-377-4100
Planning and Development 678-518-6000
Building Division 678-518-6020
Development Inspections 678-518-6070
Planning Division 678-518-6000
Tag Office 770-822-8818
Gwinnett County Website: gwinnettcounty.com
Gwinnett County Public Schools: gwinnett.k12.ga.us
HECC CONTACTS
Main Contact Email
President
Peggy Trettel
770-925-0994
mugas7@bellsouth.net
Membership
Diane Davis
770-921-6866
dianedavis721@gmail.com
Block Rep. Chairperson
Ginny Chambers
770-921-1762
hughchambers2@bellsouth.net
In addition to joining and receiving all the benefits of HECC, we invite you to keep in touch with us and all of the activities and notices within the club by joining our unofficial Facebook group, HECC Facebook Group.
Our community also works closely with the Gwinnett County Department of Planning and Development and the Gwinnett County Quality of Life Unit. By working with these County departments, we monitor strict county zoning codes pertaining to property maintenance ordinances and zoning regulations. These standards are designed to preserve and improve the quality of life for present and future citizens of our neighborhood and county and promote a sense of community.
Hanarry Neighbors,
Most of the time we have well maintained homes that help make this community a special place to live. From time to time however, some problems occur that deserve our attention. Gwinnett County has established a set of ordinances to insure there is consistency in what is expected for the upkeep of our homes. We are all subject to these County Ordinances. See the information below for web address and phone numbers for the Quality of Life Unit. Staff members are knowledgeable and friendly and intend on guiding you through the resolution process. Please note that anonymous complaints are allowed but there will be a slower response, if any at all. The Code Enforcement Officer cannot investigate what they cannot see. Having a contact person available to clarify details for the Officer ensures it will get attention. The complete list of 8 pages can be found on the Quality of Life website. Please help us keep Hanarry Estates a great place to live. We will all benefit from increased property values and a stable environment if each of us does our part.
Thank You,
Board of Directors
Quality of Life Unit
Website
https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/portal/gwinnett/Departments/Police/QualityofLife
Email
QualityofLife@gwinnettcounty.com
Phone numbers
Main: 770-513-5020
Fax: 770-513-5003
Hotline for complaints: 770-513-5004
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