About CKIA
The CKIA oversees maintenance of the perimeter fence and grounds, all entrances into Cherry Knolls, the upkeep of Cherry Field, and the preservation and enforcement of our founding covenants. CKIA also publishes the neighborhood directory and newsletter, sponsors annual events such as Dumpster Days, and manages long-term planning for our community. Volunteer-operated, the CKIA is here for you. Reach out to any board member with any questions or concerns you may have.
Board of Directors
(Nov 2024-Nov 2025)
Our board of directors is elected annually from community members who wish to preserve and promote Cherry Knolls’ unique aesthetic.
President: Jenny Lang
Vice President: Kathleen Matthews
Secretary: Briton Groppa
Treasurer: Chris Levkulich
Communications: Kathleen Matthews and Marc Mandell
Community Interface: Justin Dodson
Events & Community Spirit: Erica Ferlin
Website: Ryan Mueller
Covenants & Architectural Control: Steve Linger
Committees
Perimeter: Dusty Laird and Steve Airheart
Long-Range Planning: Conrad Steller
CENCON: George Hamilton
New Neighbor Greeter: Leigh Miller
Covenants
Covenants are a fundamental part of our community. All Cherry Knolls residents are legally bound by them, and they are intended to keep Cherry Knolls a wonderful place to live.
Covenants can be found in the annual Cherry Knolls directory, or here.
Dues
Currently, dues per household are just $180 annually. CKIA provides instructions on paying dues in January and February of each year. If you are unsure how to pay your dues, reach out to the CKIA treasurer.
Regular Board Meetings
The board of directors of CKIA meets the second Tuesday of each month from September through May. Meetings are held in the Music Room at Sandburg Elementary School at 7:00 pm. Residents are encouraged to attend any meetings. Come see what is happening in the neighborhood!
General Membership Meetings
Held the second Tuesday of May and November, these sessions are where we elect new directors to our board. Only dues-paying residents may vote on elections and neighborhood issues.