NOTICE TO THE GH-CP COMMUNITY – HURRICANE/TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS The Mt. Holly area surrounding Glebe Harbor and Cabin Point is within the predicted cone of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Isaias as it moves up the eastern seaboard of the U.S. If the forecast track of the storm continues to hold, we may expect storm conditions early next … Continue reading NOTICE TO THE GH-CP COMMUNITY – HURRICANE/TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS →

The Annual Membership meeting of the GHCP Association will be held at 9:30am on Saturday, August 22, 2020, at the clubhouse. The only action on the agenda is the election of three Directors to the Board of Directors. The terms of Jeanne Axtell, Brett Billington, and Barbara Cole are expiring. The Board has endorsed the … Continue reading Reminder: GHCP Annual Membership Meeting is August 22nd →

The most recent updates have been posted. The current GHCP Community Directory was published in August, 2019. Printed copies are still available at the Association office. Members may also access it on line, at gh-cp.org, in the password protected Documents section, under the About Us tab. The GH-CP Community Directory file contains information about the … Continue reading Member Directory Updates Have been Posted →

When will the clubhouse reopen? Right now, the clubhouse is open only to allow access to the GHCPA office to deal with membership and related issues while Teresa is there.  The normal Clubhouse hours are Monday through Wednesday and Friday from 10 am to 2 pm.  The Clubhouse is closed on Thursday.  Beginning in August, … Continue reading When Will the Clubhouse Reopen? →

American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course Langley Lewis will be offering the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course at the GH-CP Association from July 27-August 7 (Monday through Friday from 10-12). Some basic Swimming Instructor is included. Candidates should be strong swimmers and must pass a swimming test on the first day of … Continue reading American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course →

This is the 4th and final update on the possible Covid-19 exposure at the GH-CP Pool. Additional information was provided to us late yesterday (July 21) from the County and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) that suggests there is a very low probability of risk of exposure or transmission as a result of the … Continue reading Update 4:  Final Update on Possible Covid-19 Exposure at the GH-CP Pool →

Update 3:  Notification of Possible Covid-19 Exposure at the GH-CP Pool  7.21.2020 On Monday, July 20, you received two notices from us regarding possible Covid-19 exposure at the GH-CP Pool.  The person who tested positive for Covid-19, along with other family members, visited our community between July 3 and July 12.  The family, along with … Continue reading Update 3:  Notification of Possible Covid-19 Exposure at the GH-CP Pool →

Update: We notified you this morning that someone who recently visited the community tested positive for Covid-19.  We have since learned that the individual and other family members were here from Friday, July 3 to Sunday, July 12.  After the one individual tested positive, all other family members tested negative.  We are continuing to work with the County and … Continue reading Update on Reports of Covid-19 at the Pool →

Highlights from the July 13 Board of Directors Meeting  Pavilion – You may have noticed the sparkling, newly renovated picnic pavilion.  Renovations are nearly complete and the pavilion hasn’t looked this good in years.  Some electrical work and pressure washing of the concrete floor remain to be done.  Many limbs and other debris have been … Continue reading Highlights from the July 13 Board of Directors Meeting →

Last year’s RED permit expired 6/30/2020. As of July 1, 2020, permits are GREEN and will expire 6/30/2021. Permits are available to residents at the Westmoreland County Treasurer’s Office, located at the rear entrance of the George D. English, Sr. Memorial Building, 111 Polk Street, Montross, VA. Permits are issued upon verification that all personal … Continue reading Red Waste Disposal Permits Are No Longer Valid →