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About QMW
Quail Meadows West is a group of 115 homes but a community of neighbors who feel life should be lived within a social framework. Gated and impeccably maintained, this private and gated community offers many activities and amenities not found in your typical association. We enjoy our community clubhouse, swim in the heated swimming pool, bask in the large spa or play billiards in the library.
2025 April Letter from Our Chairperson​
Another spring has arrived and after all the rain we have received, the old adage of April showers bring flowers (and weeds). Have to take the good with the bad.
We have been busy around the community and Jeff has been working hard with the landscapers to clean things up and get things ready for the Spring and Summer months ahead.
Some of the projects around the community
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We installed a new park bench at the clubhouse since the old one has broken slats and has given it’s all
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Some large overgrown bushes have been removed at the clubhouse. We will have some new planting out on College to happen soon.
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We have been addressing the graffiti out on College. If you ever see it let us know. The sooner it is removed the less impact it makes.
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Table covers on the patio furniture in the pool area. Remember to clean up after yourself.
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Reminder to abide by the pool rules this Spring and Summer.
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Spa Jets have been fixed (again). Please remember to turn on the jets first and blower second.
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Taxes have been completed and filed.
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Working on the new HOA Directory.
I truly appreciate and smile every time I see people walking, biking, and enjoying our HOA. We really do have a wonderful place to call home. With 115 homeowners we will never achieve 100% compliance on Rules, Regulations and Architectural standards but for the vast majority, we are still a community in high regard, demand and desire. We still have one of the lowest HOA dues anywhere in the Central Coast.
I happened to be involved with another HOA management company; they required a $500 fee to process a transaction of sale from the seller. I found it onerous. I have always felt that homeowners who have paid the HOA years of dues should not be abused at time of sale. We have always worked hard to support our community; beginning, during and at time of sale. As an HOA we are here for you!
We are still looking for other homeowners willing to donate their time to make our community better. 1st Chair and other positions are needed. If you have a desire to give back to the community that has given you so much…reach out!
M. Anderson
“Living in a well-managed HOA offers more than just structure—it builds stronger communities, enhances property values, and provides residents with unmatched peace of mind. From beautiful amenities to financial stability, HOAs create a sense of pride and belonging that elevates the homeowner experience. When you invest in an HOA community, you’re not just buying a home but investing in a better quality of life.”
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