ABOUT US
The Meadow Spring Farms Homeowners Association (MSFHA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the MSFHA neighborhood in East Sandwich, Mass. The properties in the Association are located near Sandy Neck Beach off historic Route 6A on Cape Cod.
The Association seeks to maintain the value of the homes and the quality of life in our beautiful neighborhood, and to maintain the physical components of the association, including recreation and conservation areas.
These include walking trails, tennis/pickleball court and prized blueberry patch, to work for general security and safety, and to promote and protect the scenic environment with which the neighborhood is blessed.
The Association also strives to keep members informed on issues that impact our community via newsletters, e-mails, annual meetings and this website.
Residences
Residences in Meadow Spring Farms Homeowners Association are located on:
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Quail Run Lane
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Windmill Bog Way
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Cranberry Trail
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Meadow Spring Drive
Not all property owners on the streets listed above are members of the Association. Please see the Meadow Spring Farms street map on the Realtors page for reference. Members in the Association are responsible for paying annual dues and or special assessments that may be set forth by the Association.
Membership
When an Association home is sold, membership in the Association automatically transfers to the new property owner. If you have a question about whether your property or a property you are looking to purchase is in the Association, please e-mail Dean Magaraci at deanmagaraci@gmail.com
Membership in the Meadow Spring Farms Homeowners Association is composed of each owner of the 40 lots of the Association with each lot entitled to one vote. Each year the members elect a Board of Directors at the Association’s Annual meeting usually held in June.
Board of Directors
The Board currently has a President, Vice President, Treasurer and Clerk. The elected officials of the BOD are voted on at the first BOD meeting following the annual HOA meeting in June. We are a volunteer organization with no paid staff.
The Board is always looking for new members and we encourage all current and new homeowners to join the Board.
Governing documents
Every member of the Association is subject to the requirements of the governing documents, which are: ​
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Association By-laws
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Restrictions and Covenants
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​These documents are available on our Realtors page. We urge you to read and understand these documents. They give specifics concerning the Association, how it functions, the responsibilities of the Association, and Owner’s rights and obligations. We count on the support of every member to preserve and protect the amenities of this beautiful and unique residential area.
Welcome
If you are new to the community, we welcome you. We hope that you, too, will participate in our efforts to enhance this special neighborhood we proudly call home.