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Welcome to Marleigh Farm!
Marleigh Farm subdivision is located approximately 25 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta in Kennesaw. It is conveniently situated near many shopping centers, including Town Center Mall, supermarkets, pharmacies, and restaurants. Additionally, it is near Kennesaw Mountain, Lake Allatoona, and a short drive from Red Top Mountain.
The subdivision is made up of 201 homes, with excellent amenities for children and adults alike, including a large common area with a children's playground and a pavilion for picnics with family and friends.
Situated in the Cobb County School District, local schools include Lewis Elementary, McClure Middle School, and Allatoona High School.
Marleigh Farm is a covenant community and all homeowners are required to join the homeowners association - MFHA. Dues are collected annually and are used to make our community a nice place to live.
Special note to our residents: Please register with this site to access private areas available to residents only. Requests are monitored daily. You should receive a response within 24 hours.
This site is brought to you by the Marleigh Farm Homeowners Association. We want to hear from you. Questions? Contact us. Suggestions on how we can improve our site? Suggestions are welcome!
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Buyer Beware - Check Out Your Contractor
If you are thinking of improving your home this year, be sure to thoroughly check out your contractor. In August 2007, one of our residents contracted with Hugh Burford, owner of Creative Concrete (aka Stamped Concrete) to pour a patio. After cashing the deposit check, Mr. Burford returned to mark the area and then never returned to pour the concrete. He has failed to return any phone calls since that time. Signs advertising his work could be seen in the area as late as April 2008. No business address can be located in the area he claimed to be working - Woodstock, Acworth, Kennesaw.
Be sure to get the contractor's business license number, legal business name and address, and references before contracting the work so that you can check them out. Consider only using contractors who accept credit cards, as your credit card may provide additional protections.
There are a number of resources on the Internet to help consumers. Become an educated consumer!
Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Search
Better Business Bureau for Metro Atlanta
Kudzu.com provides users an opportunity to post comments on work performed
Note: There are a number of companies listed with the Secretary of State's office using this or similar company names, but none list Hugh Burford as the principal. |
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Coyotes Spotted in Neighborhood
Posted: 02/05/2012. Coyotes have been spotted around our homes here in Marleigh Farm. In the interest of neighborhood safety we offer the following information.
Coyotes are opportunistic feeders and will eat almost anything, from mice and other rodents, to the food you put outside for your pet - or even your pet. And where they can find food they will stay and breed. Coyotes now inhabit suburban and even urban neighborhoods nationwide. Coyotes are normally shy of humans and will avoid us, however, it is possible, although very rare, for them to attack small children.
We recommend that homeowners spend some effort making our neighborhood unattractive as a coyote hunting and feeding area.
never, under any circumstances, feed a coyote
do not leave pet food outdoors or feed your pets outdoors
do not leave small pets, dogs or cats, unattended outside, particularly at night
do not leave accessible bird food in your yard
make garbage and garbage cans inaccessible
clean and store grills
if you have fruit trees, pick up fruit from the ground
most fences are no guarantee of safety, as coyotes can climb, but they are a deterrent
There are a number of websites which provide more information. Here are a few:
Wikipedia: Coyotes
Georgia Outdoors: Coyotes
AJC: Coyotes Live Among Us
Note: Because coyotes are common in Cobb, it is unlikely that Animal Control will respond to complaints. However, if coyotes attack, behave agressively, or otherwise cause concern for safety, please don't hesitate to contact local authorities.
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