The Shoreline design — a demonstration site, not a real association.
4200 Oakridge Parkway, Cary, NC 27519
A 96-home association in Wake County, North Carolina.
The Community
Oakridge Commons is a demonstration community, shown here in the Shoreline design. Everything on this page is the same data the resident portal uses, published by the board with one toggle. No separate site to build, host or keep current.
Office — 4200 Oakridge Parkway, Cary, NC 27519
(555) 010-4400 · board@oakridge-commons.example
Amenities
Seats sixty. Available to owners for private events with a refundable deposit.
Open 7am to 9pm, late May through Labor Day. Fob access; two guests per household.
Two courts, lit until 10pm. Book in ninety-minute blocks.
From the board
The pool reopens Saturday 24 May and stays open through Labor Day, 7am to 9pm daily. Gate fobs from last season still work. If yours does not, email the board and we will reprogram it — please do not prop the gate.
The board reviewed three bids at the April meeting and awarded the 2026 grounds contract to Piedmont Green. Mowing moves to Tuesdays. Reserve funding is unaffected; the new contract is $400 a year under the last one.
Following the reserve study, monthly dues rise from $142 to $150 on 1 July. The study and the board's reasoning are in the documents section below. Autopay amounts update automatically; nothing to do if you are enrolled.
Diary
7:00 PM · Clubhouse, 4200 Oakridge Parkway
Two seats are up. Ballots open online the week before and close at the meeting; quorum is 33 homes.
Your board
Marcia Delgado
President
Owner since 2011. Chairs the reserve committee.
president@oakridge-commons.exampleRay Okonkwo
Treasurer
Retired accountant. Prepares the monthly financials.
treasurer@oakridge-commons.exampleJenna Hart
Secretary
Keeps the minutes and the document library.
Tom Averill
At large
Grounds and landscaping liaison.
Questions
Dues are due on the first of the month. There is a ten-day grace period, after which a $25 late fee posts to your ledger automatically. Set up autopay in the resident portal and it never comes up.
Yes — anything visible from the street needs an architectural review request before work starts. The form is in documents. The committee meets monthly and usually answers within two weeks.
Yes, with a minimum term of six months and the tenant registered with the board. Short-term letting is not permitted.
Sign in and book it under Amenities. A refundable deposit applies to private events.
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