This site was updated on July 15, 2026 240pm
“If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.” -Maya Angelou
Stop by the pool tonight and have dinner with your neighbors.
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The Annual Homeowners’ Meeting is on August 10th, 2026 at the Clubhouse. Registration starts at 600pm. Meeting starts at 630pm. See Annual Meeting for more information.
The next Board of Directors meeting is in September.
If you are unable to attend the Board of Directors meeting and/or have a question or concern, please visit the contact page.
Board of Director Meeting Minutes through May 2026 are posted on the AMS owner portal. The minutes from the June meeting will be posted soon.
When is garbage pickup? Is it recycling pickup this week? How do I rent the clubhouse? These and other questions are answered on the FAQ page.
New homeowners If you have recently purchased a home in Peterkort Woods, check out this new page New homeowners: look here
Peterkort Woods HOA Landscaping has its own site. Click here.
All PKWHOA Homeowners: If you would like access to HOA financial documents, Board meeting minutes, and other official docs visit PKWHOA AMS. You must be an owner to access this site.
If you would like to receive an email when this site is updated, please fill out a form on the ‘Contact’ page.
Peterkort Woods 
is there a site to go to for potential rentals or lease in the community here?
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There is no website that I know of that has a listing of Peterkort Woods rentals.
Our property manager, AMS, does manage some of our rentals for owners and may have a list of available rentals.
https://ams-nw.com/
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Redfin now includes rentals on its website, and I assume other sites primarily advertising properties for sale do the same. For Redfin go to Rental Listings in Oak Hills, OR | Redfin . Right now it is showing two units in Peterkort Woods.
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Today someone’s trash included two cans of paint — one white and one tan. The truck’s compactor crushed the cans, so every time it stopped it left two puddles of paint with drips between the puddles.
Setting aside the laws governing disposal of hazardous waste, this is hardly a neighborly thing to do. Residents drive into the puddles and track paint into their garages or get it on their cars. The puddles dry in the driveways and are unsightly.
This happens here all too frequently.
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