How do I get a space for my boat in the boat lot?
Contact Ralph Hudson at Bay West Management, our property management company:  (410) 897-0207 or baywest@aol.com.  He will contact the Board and EPCOM.  If space is available, then Bay West Mgt. or a Board member will provide you access.  If not, you will be placed on a waiting list.

How do I get access to the tennis court?
Contact Ralph Hudson at Bay West Management. If you are a resident, he will provide you access. 

What are the rules regarding the dog park?
This area is for use by residents of Woods Landing only.  Please make sure you pick up any dog waste.

What is EPCOM?
EPCOM stands for Environmental Preservation Committee and it is responsible for authorizing ALL changes or additions to our residences and for approving or adopting any rule or regulation.

Who do I contact if I want to make a change to the outside of my house, i.e. change my door color, paint my deck, etc.?
Contact EPCOM.   For most things, you will need to submit the architectural change form.  You can download this from our website by visiting the Policies page and using the link shown there.

What are the rules regarding trash?  What are the rules regarding yard waste?  What are the rules regarding recycling?
Anne Arundel County's Department of Public Works provides our trash and recycling services.  Here is a link to their website:

AA County Trash Information

The information available there is very complete and explains the procedures for both trash and recycling.  In addition, we mailed out a newsletter to our residents in 2005.  You can read or download the letter by clicking on the link below:

Woods Landing Trash Guidelines

Who do I contact if I have a complaint or suggestion about community space?
Call Ralph Hudson at Bay West Management.  He will relay your concerns to EPCOM and/or the Board of Directors.

Who do I contact if I have a complaint or suggestion about existing community policies?
Call Ralph Hudson at Bay West Management.  He will relay your concerns to EPCOM and/or the Board of Directors.  Keep in mind that community policies are dictated by our governing documents so changing community policies often requires a vote by the residents themselves.