Under MWMA’s proposed 2027 budget and assessment schedule, Fairway Cove’s annual Master Association assessment would increase from $76,980.37 to $84,032.28 — an increase of $7,051.91, or approximately 9.16%.

The Fairway Cove HOA Board is exploring the idea of a coordinated Trick-or-Treat Trail — a designated route through the neighborhood where participating homeowners could gather, hand out candy and enjoy Halloween together.

Beginning in October, OUC will charge homeowners not only on how much energy they use, but also on how many appliances they have on at the same time.

The Fairway Cove Board of Directors recently updated the community’s Architectural Review Board Project Form to make the review process clearer, faster and easier for homeowners.

Inspections are not intended to be punitive. They are an equitable and consistent way to ensure everyone does their part to protect the appearance, safety and value of our neighborhood. At the same time, Fairway Cove’s standards are obligations we all agreed to follow as members of the community.

The change, supported by the Board of Directors, gives homeowners a new way to express support for candidates and ballot measures while maintaining reasonable community standards.

Multiple homeowners have reported seeing a coyote during the daytime in the last several weeks. There have not been any reports of aggressive behavior, people/pet attacks, etc.

Our Frequently Asked Questions page provides answers to commonly asked questions, including:

As a courtesy to residents, FairwayCoveHOA.com features a password-protected “History” page where homeowners can view the community’s governing documents along with available historical meeting minutes, budgets, and other related information.

The reported startup investment for 2026 is $109,150, which includes initial deployment costs for the system. Looking ahead, MetroWest anticipates ongoing operating costs beginning in 2027 of approximately $100,000.

The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially begins on June 1 and continues through November 30. Residents throughout Central Florida, including Fairway Cove, are encouraged to review emergency plans and prepare their homes and families before severe weather develops.

Fairway Cove is experiencing a change in community management leadership as Community Association Manager Keron Prashad has accepted a new position with another company.

The ARB is responsible for reviewing applications for a wide variety of exterior improvement projects.

These amendments will modernize our governing documents, provide greater clarity in enforcement, and give homeowners more practical options, all while preserving the attractive, well-kept character of Fairway Cove.

Homeowners should refrain from blowing yard debris into the street. Yard waste is collected once per week.

As technology continues to evolve, so do the methods used by scammers. Fraudulent emails, text messages, phone calls, and online payment requests have become increasingly sophisticated, often appearing convincing enough to appear legitimate at first glance.

The City of Orlando provides service three days per week in Fairway Cove.

A frequent concern shared by Fairway Cove homeowners is the increasing number of door-to-door solicitors visiting our neighborhood.