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1. What are the current planned Harmony Master Homeowners Association amenities (Open to Harmony HOA members only)?

• The Commons Welcome Center is the smaller building that will house Association offices. It’s located to the left of The Commons Clubhouse.
• The Commons Pool facility is located behind the Commons Welcome Center. It is for resident use only and includes a splash pad, pool with lap lanes, slide, and changing rooms.
• The Dog Park is located to the right of The Commons Clubhouse. It is for resident use only and has two sections: one side for small dogs, and one for larger dogs.
• The Commons Clubhouse, the largest building, will house future amenities such as our fitness center, aerobics rooms, kitchen, and additional offices.

2. What are the current planned Powhaton Metro District No. 2 amenities (Open to the public.)?

• The 6.5-acre park (currently unnamed) that’s located west of The Commons, includes the playground, basketball court, volleyball court, pavilions, and a large event/sports lawn. 
• The trail system has 4 major trails providing connectivity throughout the community.

3. What is the timeline for opening the amenities?

• Harmony Master Homeowners Association Amenities
  • The Commons Welcome Center – Now open
  • The Commons Pool – Now open
  • Dog Park – Now open
  • The Commons Clubhouse – This is scheduled to resume construction in October 2021 with a tentative opening date of the second quarter of 2022.
• Powhaton Metro District No. 2 Amenities
  • 6.5-Acre Park (currently unnamed) – Now open.
  • Trail system – Now open.

4. When will The Commons Community Center open?

The Commons Clubhouse was always scheduled to open when the community reaches around 500 homes sold and closed. Current projections predict this to be in the second quarter of 2022.

5. Why are Metro District amenities open to the public?

The District is a public entity funded by taxes, therefore requiring the amenities to be public. Because these are public areas, the Association has no ability to control activities in the area.