Bruce Goodworth
7/29/47 - 8/6/24
You will be dearly missed!
POA Meeting
Saturday August 17th - 10am
Current Office Hours:
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Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11am - 3pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
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To all property owners paying by check, please include your main lot # in the memo section. Thank you!
To all property owners and their guests, please obey the speed limits! They are there to protect our community, humans and animals alike! Also, with the season being so dry, speeding kicks up a lot of dust. Keep in mind, anyone caught speeding will be fined! Thank you!
Upcoming Events
(Subject to Change)
August 31st
Kids Luau/Back to School
Craft Show
Golf Cart Parade
DJ
Sept 1st
Community Yard Sale
About Us
All property owners of Glendale Yearound are members of the Property Owners Association.
The POA consists of a Board of Directors which is the governing body with the powers to manage the Association and the GYR properties.
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There are currently 3 members on the Board serving 3 year terms that are elected via an election during the yearly General Membership Meeting held in July.
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For further information on the voting process please go to POA Elections under the "More" tab above.
All property owners of Glendale Yearound are members of the Property Owners Association.
The POA consists of a Board of Directors which is the governing body with the powers to manage the Association and the GYR properties.
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There are currently 4 members on the Board serving 3 year terms that are elected via an election during the yearly General Membership Meeting held in July.
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For further information on the voting process please go to POA Elections under the "POA Information" tab above.
As a child, in 1938 Ludwig Rudel, a Holocaust refugee, came to the United States with his family from Austria. In 1969 after being married to his wife Joan for 7 years, Mr. Rudel came to North Cambria seeking a few acres of ground on which to build a summer cottage and finally found a farm near St. Lawrence that seemed just perfect.
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As time moved on Mr. Rudel purchased another farm of equal acreage near Prince Gallitzin State Park. Mr. Rudel later discovered a parcel of ground of some 900 acres adjacent to the two farms that was for sale to the right development group. So with friends, he purchased the 900 acres known as the Rhody Tract for a year-round vacation land that they dubbed “Glendale Yearound”.
The Glendale Corporation, with Ludwig Rudel as President, planned to develop the property into a vacationland and the first phase began in 1972.
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Founded in 1975 by Ludwig Rudel, the Glendale Yearound Property Owners Association Inc. was created as a small homeowner association.
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Ludwig Rudel (1930-2021)
