Concept mockup · not an official Hills of Shannon site
Hills of Shannon Smithville, Missouri · Est. 1995

Smithville, Missouri · Established 1995

Hills ofShannon

A welcoming neighborhood on the south side of Smithville — the charm of small-town living, with 169 and 435 nearby and Kansas City International just minutes away.

The Hills of Shannon entrance monument, reading Established 1995
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What's happening

Upcoming events

Nothing on the calendar right now. Events here are organized by neighbors — if you'd like to run one, the board will publicize it on the site.

Member meetings

  • 01A community vote needs one quarter of the membership present or represented by proxy.
  • 02Can't attend? A signed and notarized proxy form lets your vote count.
  • 03Have something for the agenda? Email the board before the meeting.
A flyer for the July 4th bike parade on the neighborhood bulletin board
The board at the entrance is how most things here get announced.
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Planning a project?

Architectural Review keeps the neighborhood consistent — and protects you from having to undo work.

Approval comes first

No building may be erected, placed, or altered until plans, specifications and a plot plan are approved in writing.

Outbuildings

No outbuilding may exceed 80 square feet, or 8 feet in height, unless approved in advance by the Architectural Committee.

Exposed foundations

Any foundation or basement wall exposed more than twelve inches above final grade must be painted to match the house, or covered with compatible siding.

Annual assessment

The Declaration caps dues at $170.00 per year, and any change to the yearly assessment requires the approval of 60% of all homeowners.

V.

The neighborhood

Hills of Shannon has a neighborhood playground, a scenic walking path by the pond, and Smithville Lake close by. Neighbors here take pride in building a strong, connected community.

Highways 169 & 435
Both nearby
KCI Airport
Minutes away
Smithville Lake
Close by
Smithville schools
District serving the neighborhood
The playground, with the pond behind it
The playground, with the pond behind it
July 4th bike parade on the walking path
July 4th bike parade on the walking path
Sunset down one of the neighborhood streets
Sunset down one of the neighborhood streets
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Your board

Volunteers, all of them neighbors. Board business goes through one address.

T Terry Hall President
C Connie Scott Vice-President
B Bradley Scott Treasurer
M Mignonne Slaugh Secretary
E Emily Mattox Community / Member Director
VII.

Title & closing requests

Buying or selling a home in Hills of Shannon? Account statements and document requests are handled by the Association's management company — not by the volunteer board.

Their published note to title companies: “They will address each and every request in a timely manner.”

Title companies & closing requests Heather Williams
HOA Management Experts
✉  heather@home123kc.com ☎  816.200.0100
VIII.

New here? Set up utilities

Water, sewer, trash and recycling are billed by the City of Smithville — one account covers all four. Set it up before you move in.

Everything else — electricity, gas, internet and TV — is set up directly with the provider.

Electricity

The City lists both — which one serves a given address depends on the lot.

Natural gas

The City lists Hills of Shannon among the subdivisions whose homes are likely served by natural gas.

Internet & TV

The City neither recommends nor promotes a telephone, cable or internet provider — these are listed as information only.

IX.

Smithville School District

School boundaries, enrollment requirements, calendars and bus routes can change. New residents should confirm their school assignment, registration and transportation options directly with the district.

Neighborhood bulletin board reading Hills of Shannon is Warrior Strong
The neighborhood board, at the start of a school year
A Smithville Warriors school building lit at dusk
Smithville Warriors
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Common questions

Do I need approval before I start a project?

Yes, if it involves a building, alteration, fence, wall, hedge, pool, outbuilding, exterior sporting equipment, satellite dish or solar panels. Submit an ARC request at least 30 days before you plan to begin, and don't start until you have written approval and any City of Smithville permits you need.

What do I have to send with an ARC request?

The materials, a schematic, a plot plan showing the location, and descriptions such as color swatches, brochures or fliers. Email the completed form to hillsofshannon@gmail.com with your supporting documentation.

I'm a title company. Who do I contact about a closing?

Requests go to Heather Williams at HOA Management Experts — heather@home123kc.com or 816.200.0100 — not to the board.

How much are the annual dues?

The Homes Association Declaration caps the yearly assessment at $170.00 and requires 60% approval of all homeowners to change it. For the amount currently being assessed, contact the board.

What does it take to pass a vote at a member meeting?

A quorum needs one quarter of the membership, in person or by proxy. A proxy form must be signed and notarized to count.