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Welcome to Knoch Knolls of Naperville


Ideally located in the award winning city of Naperville, IL, this prestigious subdivision is nestled between Knoch Knolls Park and The McDonald Farm, home of The Conservation Foundation, at a bend of the DuPage River. Surrounded by beautiful trees and parks, Knoch Knolls has 423 luxury homes on spacious lots. The wide tree lined streets provide a wonderful family environment.

Knoch Knolls has become a destination of choice for both long time Naperville residents and transferees alike. Springbrook Elementary School, located within the subdivision, is within easy walking distance to all the homes in Knoch Knolls. Residents are served by Gregory Middle School and the award winning Neuqua Valley High School.

Knoch Knolls Park is a mostly wooded 215 acre park which offers a picturesque pedestrian bridge over the DuPage River, walking paths, disc golf, fall hay rides, 'Shakespeare in the Knolls' theater, soccer fields and more.

The Knoch Knolls Homeowners Association provides a wonderful venue for couples and families. Social events are scheduled periodically to provide fun activities for friends and family. A neighborhood directory and newsletter provide information for all homeowners.

For more information about Knoch Knolls, please email us at president@knochknolls.org.



Future Events
Past Events

March 9 - Annual Board Meeting @ Spring Brook Elementary School

Voting on Fence Styles:  more information to follow

 

Photos of the 2009 Annual 4th of July Parade by the Naperville Sun

More Photos of the 2009 4th of July Parade

Photos of 2009 KnochStock

Login Request Form

Add My Email Address to the Website

Knoch Knolls 2007 Directory and Atlas
Available to residents with a logon id

City of Naperville Brick Paver Patio Permit

Distinguished Service Awards

January 24 - Haitian Benefit Concert 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Alleluia Lutheran Church

 

Are you selling or refinancing your home and need an assessment letter?

Dues Assessment Letter Request (Sale)

Dues Assessment Letter Request (Refinance)

After filling out the form and submitting it, an email will be sent to the Knoch Knolls Treasurer. The Treasurer is responsible for making sure the dues have been paid and then generating the assessment letter and sending it out. For the sale of a property in Knoch Knolls, there is a $75.00 charge that is paid by the seller at closing. For a refinance, there is no cost to generate an assessment letter.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT - January 2010

Dear Residents,

On behalf of the Board, I would like to wish each of you a Happy New Year.  Although we find ourselves in the midst of another harsh winter, better weather and better days lie ahead.

 

The Board is planning for the subdivision's next annual meeting. It has been tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at Spring Brook Elementary School.  We will start the meeting by presenting the next Distinguished Volunteer Service Award, followed by a discussion of pressing topics confronting the neighborhood. Pay attention to any notices you receive from the subdivision. Our Treasurer, Steve Krautstrunk, will be mailing an important letter to all residents containing further details about the meeting as well as an invoice for your 2010 dues. It will confirm the date, time and location of the meeting as well as ballots for the next election of Board officers. We are exploring ways to go "green" by giving residents the option to pay dues on-line rather than sending checks via regular mail, so stay tuned.

 

My third successive term will be finished and it has been my pleasure to serve on the board for six years. I am considering another term, but I want to give others who wish to serve a chance. Upon reflection, I have several favorite moments. Perhaps it was the completion of capital improvements - monuments and lighting - that transformed the entrances from an object of embarrassment to a source of beauty. Perhaps it was the renewed spirit in the community that rose like a phoenix from the ashes of a cancelled block party. Such was evidenced in the succession of positive social events that brought hundreds of us together - six July 4th parades, three "Knochstoch" music fests, wine tasting, a jazz concert and organized holiday lighting. Perhaps it was the development of our 300 member plus email alert system and Website. No, my favorite memory our community's finest hour - was the effort to help Evan Garrett receive a life-saving bone marrow operation to preserve God's greatest gift.

 

For their service in 2009, I thank each of my colleagues on the board Steve Krautstrunk, Rod Snyder, Steve Farber and Tom Curatolo. Mr. Farber's term is up for renewal and Mr. Curatolo has expressed his intention to retire after donating three years of valuable accounting expertise. All of us got along because we share a common devotion to the subdivision and a ribald sense of humor.

 

I will see you at the meeting. Please contact me if you have any questions or comments.

 

Jim Lawlor, President Knoch Knolls

jameshlawlor@gmail.com


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