Greenfields Residents Association

Maintenance Fees 2025

Maintenance fees for grass cutting are due now. For 2025, the Greenfields Residents Association are looking for a contribution of €30 per household. This equates to less than 0.58 cent per week per household to keep our green areas cut and tidy.

Payment can be made here before Monday, 30 June 2025.

Annual maintenance fees of €30 per household can be paid online before 30 June 2024.

Myrtle Landscaping have again this year been contracted to maintain the green areas and open spaces for 2025. If you have any questions about the 2025 Maintenance Fees please email greenfieldswaterford@live.com.

Car Park Lining Works – Wednesday, 27 November

Residents are advised that car park spaces, junctions, and ramps in Greenfields (Beech Park, Beech Drive, Beech Grove, and Beech Court) will undergo relining on Wednesday, 27 November.

To facilitate this essential maintenance, we kindly ask:

Avoid parking in the estate on this date, if possible.
If parking is necessary, ensure vehicles are correctly parked within designated spaces.

Please note that any spaces that are blocked or inaccessible will not be relined.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. For any further information, please don’t hesitate to contact the residents association by emailing greenfieldswaterford@live.com or using the ‘Contact Us’ form on this site.

Halloween Safety Message

Lights on Initiative – Stay safe this Halloween in Greenfields

This Hallowe’en residents are encouraged to leave an outdoor light/security light on. Let’s ensure our estate is bright and safe for all those ‘trick or treating’ this Halloween!

Greenfields Lights on Initiative – Hallowe’en 2024

Anti-social Behaviour

There have been a number of reports of anti-social behaviour in Greenfields over the past week. Residents should report such incidents to An Garda Síochána on 051 305300.

Bonfires

As we approach the Hallowe’en period, residents are reminded to pay special attention to the storage and collection of materials for bonfires. Please contact Waterford City and County Council on 0818 102020 should you notice materials being stored in your area that need to be removed.

Hallowe’en Safety Message from An Garda Síochána

Estate Clean-up Day

The level of littering in Greenfields is of serious concern. Over the past number of weeks numerous reports of littering and images have been sent to the residents’ association. Some littering is the result of children/teenagers in the estate having snacks and drinks, other occurrences include wheelie bins overflowing or not being secured properly.

We all have a part to play in combating the litter situation in our estate. Therefore, we are appealing to all residents to lend a hand on Saturday, 22 June 2024. The committee will be at the entrance to the estate at 10.30am providing you with bags, gloves and litter pickers.

Maintenance Fees 2024

Maintenance fees for grass cutting are due now. For 2024, the Greenfields Residents Association are looking for a contribution of €30 per household. This equates to less than 0.58 cent per week per household to keep our green areas cut and tidy.

Payment can be made here before Sunday, 30 June 2024.

Myrtle Landscaping have again this year been contracted to maintain the green areas and open spaces for 2024. If you have any questions about the 2024 Maintenance Fees please email greenfieldswaterford@live.com.

Residents Association AGM 2024

The next Greenfields Residents Association meeting will take place by Zoom on Tuesday, 21 May at 7.00pm. Residents are encouraged to attend this meeting as our Committee wish to share some important updates and new initiatives planned for the coming months.

Agenda items

If you wish to include an agenda item for discussion, please email greenfieldswaterford@live.com before Thursday, 16 May 2024.

Zoom Meeting Access Details

Meeting ID: 952 1538 1208
Password: GRA2024

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To access or download Zoom please visit www.zoom.us. To download the Zoom App please visit the App Store or Google Play. To attend the meeting please enter the meeting ID and password above.

Summer Estate Clean-up Day

We all have a part to play in combating the litter situation in our estate. Therefore, we are appealing to all residents to lend a hand on Saturday, 1 July 2023. The committee will be at the entrance to the estate at 10.30am providing you with bags, gloves and litter pickers.

Residents Association AGM

The next Greenfields Residents Association meeting will take place by Zoom on Thursday, 27 April at 7.00pm. Residents are encouraged to attend this meeting as our Committee wish to share some important updates and new initiatives planned for the coming months.

Agenda items

If you wish to include an agenda item for discussion, please email greenfieldswaterford@live.com before Tuesday, 25 April 2023.

Zoom Meeting Access Details

Meeting ID: 948 8783 0423
Password: GRA2023

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To access or download Zoom please visit www.zoom.us. To download the Zoom App please visit the App Store or Google Play. To attend the meeting please enter the meeting ID and password above.

Maintenance Fees 2023

Maintenance fees for grass cutting are due now. For 2023, the Greenfields Residents Association are looking for a contribution of €30 per household. This equates to less than 0.58 cent per week per household to keep our green areas cut and tidy.

Payment can be made here before Friday, 30 June 2023.

Annual maintenance fees of €30 per household can be paid online before 31 July 2021.

Myrtle Landscaping have again this year been contracted to maintain the green areas and open spaces for 2023. If you have any questions about the 2023 Maintenance Fees please email greenfieldswaterford@live.com.

Littering in Greenfields

Littering has once again become a problem in Greenfields. The volume of rubbish being left on green areas and open space is not acceptable.

Litter on front green area in Greenfields

It’s not up to the residents association or other adult residents to pick up the rubbish around the estate. The kids and teenagers of the estate are the majority of the problem. Parents are reminded to encourage their children to act responsibly and to put rubbish in a nearby bin.