The Country Club Hills/Twin Lakes (CCHTL) neighborhood is residential community known for its high quality of life and active resident involvement. There are 502 households in our 244-acre neighborhood, bound by Reservoir Road to the north, Harding Highway (SR 309) to the south, Lost Creek Reservoir o the west and Metzger & Ferguson Reservoirs to the east. The first homes were built in the 1960’s and the final homes were built in the 1990’s. The Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission rates the Exterior Quality of our neighborhood as excellent. The CCHTL Neighborhood Association is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code. Our Articles of Incorporation were first granted under the laws of the State of Ohio on September 11, 1972. The Neighborhood Association owns the four-acre Fenway-Valley Way Park. We have a shelter house with picnic tables and a grill, Little Free Library, baseball backstop, and children’s playground equipment, including a slide and Play Tower at this park. You may reserve the Shelter house for events with family or friends. The Association also owns the two-acre Greenspace Park between Fenway Dr, Canyon Dr, and Carlos Ln. It has a half-court concrete Basketball Court for use by
residents and their guests. Thers are two entrances marked with signs, one on Fenway Drive and the other on Canyon Drive. You are encouraged to join our Country Club Hills Twin Lakes Neighborhood Association Facebook Page: We also have an Association website: www.cchtl.org with important forms, newsletters and
updates. All residents of the CCHTL Subdivision receive a quarterly CCHTL Neighborhood Association Newsletter. You can include your email address on the Membership Form and be added to our CCHTL Neighborhood Email Blast. In accordance with our Constitution and Bylaws, there is a 9-member CCHTL Neighborhood Association Board of Trustees. Our Neighborhood Association fees have been set by the Board at $25 per year. These funds pay for mowing and maintenance of our Parks; maintenance of our three neighborhood entrances; pay the electric bill for our Devonshire Entrance, Shelter house and Park, insurance costs; LC Ditch Maintenance fee and other expenses. See the enclosed Benefits of Membership for a complete list of CCHTL Neighborhood Association’s activities. The CCHTL Membership Form can be found on our website: www.cchtl.org, on our CCHTL Neighborhood Association Facebook Page, and in the CCHTL Neighborhood Association’s Newsletter that is mailed to every neighborhood home quarterly. You can have your name and address placed on the “List of Active Members” or choose to be Anonymous.
For questions about zoning issues contact Ken Meyer, Bath Township’s Zoning Department, at 419-221-1797. Bath Township’s Website is https://www.bathtwp.com.
