BLACKBERRY MOUNTAIN
ASSOCIATION
Blackberry Mountain is a private, gated, deed restricted community. Properties for sale may be viewed when accompanied by real estate agents and property owners only.

MANAGER
Becki Bray

Phone 706 273.3100
Fax 706 273.3201

After Hours Emergencies
Water and Gate Systems
(leave name, phone number and brief message)
706 889-8179


MAILING ADDRESS
Blackberry Mountain Association
25 Blackberry Mountain Drive #8101
Ellijay, GA 30536

ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jack Wheeler, President
David Galusha, Vice President
Carolyn Sewell, Treasurer
Dave Teffeteller, Secretary
Norman Essner



DESIGN COMMITTEE
Barbara Dunson
Barbara Ellis
Norman Essner
Maxine Morris
Dave Teffeteller

CCR AND BYLAWS COMMITTEE
Norman Essner, Sandy Brase Lauren Buckland, Fred Morris Louise Wasilewski
Brian Gracon,  Earl McNulty Herman Clark, Daryl Clark
David O’Donnell
Joe Waldrop

WINTER ROADS COMMITTEE
Pete Dunson, Fred Morris
 Robert Reid, Joe Waldrop
Renee & Brian Gracon
Don Ellis


To protect the privacy of Blackberry Mountain Association members, the membership directory is not available to the public. Contact the association office to obtain a copy of the directory.


 



 

BEAR ALERT
There have been reports of two different bear sightings overnight (April 4).  Please do not leave any food out (bird feeders, deer, pet food or garbage). Bears have a very keen sense of smell, it is dangerous for the bear and for residents by luring bears away from their natural food sources and dissolving the bear’s natural fear of humans. Removing the food source to bears is a critical step in resolving bear/human conflict. It may take a few days for the bear to learn that it is no longer going to be provided with a free and easy meal; once he does he will move on to another area. There have been no recorded bear attacks on humans in Georgia, but it is important to remember that while it may be exciting to see a bear – they are wild animals. You should never approach a bear. Keep your pets under close watch as we have also had coyotes in the area and they are known to attack small animals.

2009 ANNUAL REPORT  

Download the 2009 Annual Report to read about some of the issues discussed at the February 20, 2010 Annual Meeting.

Click on the image to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader pdf file.

2008 ANNUAL REPORT

Download the 2008 Annual Report to learn about issues that were discussed at the February 21, 2009 Annual Meeting.


Click on the image to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader pdf file.

ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK

To download the association's handbook, click on the handbook image.

The handbook contains the association's bylaws, CCRs, rules, maps and design committee forms.

 

NOTICES


Annual Picnic
Saturday, October 2


August Board Meeting
Friday, August 20
4:30 pm


What You Can Do Now To Protect Your Hemlocks

Keep your hemlocks healthy

Don’t encourage birds to feed or roost in your hemlocks

Don’t feed deer and other wildlife on your property

Don’t transplant hemlocks

Don’t plant nursery-grown hemlocks into your landscape

Notify your facilitator if you find HWA on your hemlocks

Read about the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in Blackberry


Board Minutes
Email your request to receive the BMA Board of Directors' Monthly Meeting Approved Minutes.


Board of Directors Meetings
Meetings are normally held the third Friday of each month.

Contact the office to obtain information about attending a meeting or having an item placed on the agenda.


Download a copy of the Gilmer County Animal Control Ordinance