FAQ

Annual Dues

When are annual dues invoices issued and when are they due?

Annual dues invoices are issued in December and are due by January 1st.
How will I received my annual dues invoice?

Annual dues invoices are sent via USPS in December.
How do I pay my annual dues?

Dues should be paid by check, made out to Washington Homes Association, and mailed to PO Box 26723, Wauwatosa, WI 53226.
My home is being refinanced or sold, how do I get information from the WHA regarding dues?

Dues information for a specific address can be obtained by contacting the Treasurer via email. Contact information is available here.
I misplaced my annual dues invoices, how do I get another copy?

Please reach out to the current Treasurer listed under Our Board

General

How does the WHA board communicate with residents?
The primary means of communication from the Board are:
- Our website: www.washingtonhighlands.org
- Email - resident registration on the Washington Highlands website is required. The board uses the email address used for registration to send information to residents
The WHA board also uses The Highlander magazine as well as the Washington Highlands private Facebook group for some updates and events. Please note that the Facebook group is not administered by the WHA.
How can I contact the board?

The board members can be contacted directly via email with the contact information found here or through the Contact page here.
Where can the annual financial statements be found?

Annual financial statements can be requested by homeowners, please reach out to the current Treasurer.

Home Alterations

I am planning exterior alterations on my property, do I need approval from the WHA?

Depending on the type of work planned, WHA board approval may be required. See additional information here: WHA Home Alterations
What type of home and property alterations require board approval?
Some types of exterior work will require WHA approval, including:
- House and other structure additions and façade changes.
- Siding, window, and roof replacement if same materials and colors are not being used.
- Garages, new and additions
- Driveways and private sidewalks
- Landscaping projects, including removal of any tree 12” in diameter, new or remodeled decks and patios, retaining walls, fences and/or light fixtures.
- Swimming pools, garden ponds and the like.
- Children play structures, including swings sets, play houses, trampolines and the like.
- Permanent or semi-permanent gazebos, arbors, pergolas or statuary
Please review the covenants and the Alterations Review Policies and Guidelines for additional information