Welcome to Goodland Crossing
Homeowners Association, Inc.
Community Living Done Right
Ever dreamed of living in a neighborhood that provides a wide range of amenities for all its members? Situated in one of the most tranquil areas in Landover, Maryland just outside of Washington, DC, our beautiful community is a great option if you’re looking for a dynamic yet calm lifestyle. Our Homeowners' Association is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of residents.
Get To Know Us
A Leading Homeowners' Association
Founded in 1993, we’re committed to enhancing our members’ living experiences. For us, what matters most is maintaining a high standard of living for our community residents and making sure they feel happy to be part of our thriving neighborhood.
Community members enjoy the following:
Spacious Tot Lot with playground, picnic tables, and outdoor grills conveniently located within the neighborhood.
Pet friendly community with pet waste stations located throughout for member cleaning convenience. Live within walking distance to the Landover Metro Station for easy commuting to Washington, D.C.;
just minutes from Woodmore Town Center, with Wegmans, PNC Bank, Copper Canyon, Chipotle, Costco, Old Navy, Navy Federal Credit Union and more.
Convenient to access the Mall at Prince George's, featuring over 100 retail stores and restaurants.
Close access to recreational outlets, including FedEx Field and Prince George's Sports and Learning Complex.
Goodland Crossing Homeowners Association community is located at 2573 Markham Lane Landover, MD 20785.
Goodland Crossing Community members love this inside the Beltway location, close to D.C. and surrounding attractions.
This association mailing address is Goodland Crossing Homeowners Association P. O. Box 1615 Landover Md 20785.
Roger Anthony Dunning is current agent of Goodland Crossing Homeowners Association, Inc.
GCHOA Board of Directors
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Forms & Documents
All the Documents You Need — In One Place
There’s all kinds of paperwork associated with owning or renting a house. From contracts to statutes, feel free to download any forms and documents you need from our site. Goodland Crossing Owners Association, Inc. is happy to provide a service that helps improve community living. Carefully review all our forms, and contact us if you need any assistance.
HOA Project Review Request Form
July 14, 2020
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Meeting Minutes (attached) and Parking Enforcement
August 1, 2023
Parking Policy Amendment Update. Since our last HOA meeting, there have been communications with our legal counsel regarding the Parking Policy. They have reviewed the policy and have informed us that the policy can be enforced. However, they have also advised us that in order to fully enforce the policy, several documents such as By-Laws, Declaration etc., would also have to be updated or revised to incorporate and include the Parking Policy Amendment. As mentioned at our last meeting, there are a significant number of homeowners with outstanding association dues. The bank account must always have a reserve to cover lighting, landscaping, snow removal and insurance. Moving forward with revising the By-Laws and Declaration would be an expensive financial hit. Even though most of the homeowners requested and were in favor of this change; the Board has decided that this would not be the best way to spend your money which would cause the account to absorb immediately. Signage regarding parking/towing will be removed and towing, of course, will not occur. Having made this decision, it is the Board’s sincere hope that all homeowners can work together to correct whatever parking issues in your immediate area. We are all neighbors and need to respect each other’s property and well-being.
Rules of Conduct
January 20, 2022
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Landlord/Tenant Information Sheet
January 20, 2022
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Common Questions
All the Answers You Seek — In One Place
When are the monthly HOA dues and how should I pay?
The monthly HOA dues is $47.54 due on the first day of each month. All payments received after the 15th of the month are subject to a $15.00 late fee.
Association members may also choose to pay annually the cost of $570.48.
Payments can be mailed to:
Goodland Crossing Homeowners Association
P. O. Box 1615
Landover MD, 20785.
Payments can also be placed in the GCHOA Drop box located at:
2573 Markham Lane
Hyattsville, MD 20785
Last revised: 2/27/2022
When is trash and recycle collected?
Trash is collected for the community every Friday. Trash can be put out for pick up after 6pm on Thursday and empty cans should be collected by 6pm on Friday. Should a county recognized holiday fall on a Friday trash will be collected the following Saturday.
When is yard waste pick-up?
Yard waste is picked every Monday.
Prince Georges County Non-Emergency Contact Number?
(301) 352-1200
Examples of Non-Emergent Events:
* Abandoned Cars
* Noise Ordinance Complaints
* Loitering
* Automobile Repair Ordinance
* Trash Dumping
* Solicitation
Minutes from Meeting August 1, 2023
Parking Enforcement Update
Parking Policy Amendment Update. Since our last HOA meeting, there have been communications with our legal counsel regarding the Parking Policy. They have reviewed the policy and have informed us that the policy can be enforced. However, they have also advised us that in order to fully enforce the policy, several documents such as By-Laws, Declaration etc., would also have to be updated or revised to incorporate and include the Parking Policy Amendment. As mentioned at our last meeting, there are a significant number of homeowners with outstanding association dues. The bank account must always have a reserve to cover lighting, landscaping, snow removal and insurance. Moving forward with revising the By-Laws and Declaration would be an expensive financial hit. Even though most of the homeowners requested and were in favor of this change; the Board has decided that this would not be the best way to spend your money which would cause the account to absorb immediately. Signage regarding parking/towing will be removed and towing, of course, will not occur. Having made this decision, it is the Board’s sincere hope that all homeowners can work together to correct whatever parking issues in your immediate area. We are all neighbors and need to respect each other’s property and well-being.
