The Baywood Homeowners' Association (BHA) represents the interests of homeowners in Baywood and is not  affiliated with Signature Homes, the developer of the Baywood property. The About Us page on this site describes our purpose.

 

Please visit the website of Signature Homes at http://www.BaywoodLiving.com to learn more about our community and the possibilities of home ownership in Baywood and/or to request information about the community.

Their number is 302.945.1029.  Baywood Security encourages calls from residents who observe suspicious or unauthorized activity. 

Baywood Security has the primary responsibility for all issues involving the safety and security of our residents.  Local authorities coordinate all responses to 911 calls with Baywood security, enabling emergency vehicles to quickly locate residences in Baywood.

Baywood's security works together with our sister PotNets communities to patrol the community several times each day.  A dedicated security vehicle is on the Baywood premises from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. every night.  An unmarked patrol vehicle is also assigned to Baywood (at unpublished times).

Check out the on-line calendar at the clubhouse. This lists happenings including music, concerts, and special menu offerings that are available seasonally.  Also check this calendar for golf outings at Baywood Greens.

Residents may apply at the clubhouse for a resident card.  Using it provides a 25% discount Monday through Thursday on all items purchased (including alcohol).

Yes.  There's a card night every Tuesday evening beginning at 7:00 PM (contact: Tony Aglio).  Pot Luck Dinners happen almost every Thursday beginning at 6:00 PM (contact: June Rose Lamb).  Dance Aerobics sometimes are scheduled at the Community Center when they're unable to use the Clubhouse.

In addition to the pool (in-season), the Community Center contains

The Community Center is usually opened by Baywood Security at 6 AM.  Normal closing time is 8 PM, but the Center often remains unlocked until 10 PM.  If for any reason you want to use the facility between 8 PM and 10 PM, please alert Baywood Security.

The short list: all drivers must be at least 12 years old (if under 16 and not accompanied by an adult, must carry a photo ID issued through Baywood); lights must be used at night; and stay off the golf course when golfers are present.

We've prepared some tips for you based on information that we've collected both from the internet and from sources here at Baywood.

Baywood Greens is an upscale, public course that charges greens fees which vary from $40 to as much as $120 in peak season.  Residents generally enjoy a 25 to 30 percent discount on the rack rate  fees.  A Sussex County rate of $65 is also available for any tee time that's reserved no more than 48 hours ahead of time.

 

A printable copy of the complete resident fee schedule for the remainder of 2008 is available.

For both your safety and the enjoyment of Baywood's golfing guests, please avoid areas of the course where golfers are present.  Use the cart paths before 6:30 AM or after 2 hours prior to sunset on the front nine; paths on the back nine are usually not available after about 8:30 AM.  Times will vary slightly according to season as well.

 

When bicycling or driving on the cart paths, watch carefully for oncoming maintenance vehicles.  Many are on the course early in the days and several move rather quickly.
 
Call the Pro Shop (302.947.9800) to inquire about what times are best for golf course access in your section of the community.

The list by streets is:

 

Phase 1: Approach Way, Greens Way  (from Haskell Dell to the Route 23 entrance), Haskell Dell, Long Iron Way, Long Spoon Way (lots 3128-3141, 3281-3288), Putter's Dell, Tee Dell

Phase 2: Free Drop Way, Greens Way (from Haskell Dell to the sales office)

Phase 3: Caddie's Way, Cleek Way, Long Spoon Way (lots 3109-3127)

Phase 4: Apron Way, Back Nine Way, Pot Bunker Way

Phase 10: Crooked Stick Way, Dimple Way, Lob Way, Mulligan Way, Topline Way

No.  The information you supply to the BHA in your Profile is used mainly to produce the annual, printed Resident Directory available only to BHA members and to residents via BHA Phase Representatives.  The information contained therein is primarily "name, phone, address, and email."

 

Your information is then maintained on the website by the Web Committee (which manages the website and resolves login and access issues), the BHA Membership and Outreach Chairs (who update BHA membership status), and the BHA Secretary (who provides timely communications to the membership). Other BHA officers, including the Phase Representatives, also have access to the database.

 

Please see our full statement on access to membership and resident information on the Policies page.

This setting applies only to BHA members and indicates how they wish to receive their copy of the Blue Heron newsletter.

 

Setting this to Baywood Delivery indicates that you wish a hard copy of the newsletter delivered to your Baywood residence. Setting this to US Mail indicates that you wish the newsletter mailed to your home address (only if it is outside Baywood).  Only one copy will be delivered or mailed to an address.

 

We'd hope that many will now opt to set this to (the default setting of) Web, which indicates that you'll read the newsletter on-line at the website and/or download it to your own computer for printing. Printing and delivering fewer copies of the Blue Heron saves the BHA both duplicating costs and the efforts of many volunteers who deliver the newsletter throughout the Baywood community.

 

No matter what your setting, members will receive an email alert when a new issue of the Blue Heron is released.  This alert will also be clearly posted on the home page of this website.

We recommend that you leave this set to the default value of Yes.  This allows registered BHA members to see the basic contact information fields of your profile in the Resident Directory only after logging in.

 

If you set this to No, none of your data will be visible in the on-line Resident Directory and you'll essentially be an on-line phantom in the community.  Please take a look at what's shown both about you and other residents via the on-line Resident Directory page before opting to set this to No.

 

No matter which setting you choose, the basic contact information contained in your Profile is never visible on the open internet.  The on-line Resident Directory is accessible to registered, BHA members only after a completed login.