Welcome toQueen's Gate Community Association Website!
Welcome
Thank you for visiting the Queen's Gate Community Association website. Our website was developed to promote communication between the Board of Directors and the Community of Homeowners. We strive to ensure that all critical documents and information are offered here in order to keep our community members informed of current board issues, policies and practices. We will also make available easy access to our various forms and schedules pertinent to architectural modifications or to facilities. Please feel free to contact us with your comments and suggestions.
Queen's Gate Community Contact Information
Site Manager / Charles Pelch
Phone: 808.554.2837
Email: Queensgatemgr@gmail.com
Upcoming Events
Private Event at the Clubhouse
Tuesday, October 10th
Private Event at the Clubhouse Oct. 10, 2023, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Approx 13 - 30 guests.
NEXT REGULAR MEETING BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Clubhouse & Zoom
Tuesday, October 17th
DATE: Tuesday, October 17, 2023
TIME: 6:00 p.m. - Call to Order
PLACE: Clubhouse or Via Zoom
The Zoom link will be posted in the left column: Members / Neighborhood Security
Queen’s Gate Community Association Park Strip Committee (PSC) Park Strip Plan Hello Queen’s Gate Homeowners,
The Queen’s Gate Community Association Board of Directors has reviewed and unanimously approved the Park Strip Committee’s recommended approach regarding our park strip trees.
The QGCA park strips are located between QGCA sidewalks and QGCA streets including Kalohelani Place and Makaaoa Place. Maintenance of the aging milo park strip trees has been a concern of Association members for some time and the Park Strip Committee was formed by the BoD to research options and develop a plan.
A Homeowners Communication Meeting to discuss the plan is scheduled for Thursday, 17 August 2023 at 6:00pm in the clubhouse.
Arborist services at Tree Solutions Hawaii were retained to assess the existing trees and to provide recommendations for species and installation approach of replacement trees. Their report can be viewed by clicking on the link at the bottom of the page.
We received good news: the expected remaining lifetime of the vast majority of existing milo trees is beyond ten years. This means most of these trees do not need to be replaced in the near future and the cost of replacement can be deferred.
The Committee recommended that the original architect’s plan for tree-lined streets be continued. Gaps in the park strips where original trees were removed, but not replaced, will be filled with new trees.
New tree plantings will include root barrier installations. New trees will be located so as to minimize irrigation damage and repair efforts.
To read the entire article and review the Tree Inventory Report click on the link below.
