New Kensington HOA
Welcome to the New Kensington Neighborhood Website! Here you can find all of the up to date information in regards to the HOA board and our work around the neighborhood.
Meet your HOA Board
President- William Daniels (president@nkhoa.com)
William formerly served Knox county as a County Commissioner and Chairman of the Board of Zoning and Appeals. William and his wife Becky, along with their daughters Madison and EmmaLee, lived in the neighborhood for 16 years before moving. They are happy to be back in the neighborhood again, with an added goal of serving our Kensington community. William's goal is to keep our community aesthetically appealing, as well as to maintain a caring place for kind and caring neighbors.
VP- Addison Koella
Addison lives on Bingham with his wife Jennifer, and 2 children, Campbell, a junior at Maryville College, and Stephen, a senior at Webb School of Knoxville. Addison is the president of Herron-Connell Insurance, and also serves on several non-profits throughout Knoxville.
Secretary- Bethany Saunders (community@nkhoa.com)
Bethany and her husband Lance live on Bickerstaff blvd. with their 3 children, Miles (9), Cooper (7), and Emerson (4). Bethany is a 7th grade science teacher at West Valley Middle school, and loves being able to see the students from Kensington both at school and in the community.
Treasurer- Ron Buzzeo (treasurer@nkhoa.com)
Coming Soon.
Social Chair- Sandy Schmocker (skschmocker@gmail.com)
Sandy and her husband Ryan live on Westport Rd. with their daughteer Quinn (22months). After living in Wisconsin and Maryland, they moved to Knoxville in 2020. They enjoy games, spending time outside, and traveling. Sandy is looking forward to getting to know more people in the neighborhood!
Neighborhood Grounds Manager- Rachel Davidson
Rachel and her family have lived on Markham Rd. and are very grateful for the Kensington Community. She and her husband Jack have 2 children- Caroline and Levi. Rachel looks forward to enhancing the neighborhood's beauty and connecting with new friends!
Covenants and Restrictions
The covenants and restrictions are separated by unit number. Kensington has 10 units, each with slightly different restrictions depending on when that section of the neighborhood was built. You will need to know your unit number in order to know your restrictions. You can get that information on your house deed.
Annual Dues Payment Info
Our annual dues are $150 per year. Your dues dollars are put to work in many ways, from paying for the basic costs such as keeping on the streetlights, to maintenance costs such as replacing foliage on the main boulevard, and towards offsetting the cost of neighborhood social events.
While we collect annual dues each spring, you may pay any outstanding dues at anytime! Email treasurer@nkhoa.com for info on how to pay your outstanding dues.
Pink Floral Watercolor Newsletter.pdfYour Dues Dollars at Work
Coming Soon: New Road Signs
Be on the lookout for new road signs! Estimated to be complete by December 2023.
Front Entrance Landscaping-
June 2023
Big thanks to our secretary Rachel Davidson for her partnered work with Landsculptures to update our front landscaping. It looks AMAZING!
Front Entrance Electricity- 2022
When a SNAKE sabotages your entry lights... !! We had the electrical issues fixed, and replaced all of the entryway light poles with more efficient bulbs.
Street Light Painting- 2022
Thanks to Christen Fleming for heading on the street light painting project!
Social Events- 2022
Easter Egg Hunts, Halloween Parades, Fall Festivals and Food Trucks!
NK Teens At Work
The following is a list of teens in the neighborhood that would like to be considered for yardwork, babysitting, dogsitting, etc. This list will be updated yearly.
Upcoming Events
BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT! STAY TUNED!
Newsletter Email Sign-Up Form
If you would like to provide for us your email so that you can get neighborhood newsletters via email, please fill out the google form below.
*Apologies in advance if you have already provided us an email over the years. We are trying a different approach this time!