Run by the owners, for the owners
Amulya Homes Owners Welfare Association (AHOWA) is the registered body through which the 82 villa owners look after their community. Regd. No. 642 of 2014.
One for All, All for One
The owners adopted the association's bye-laws at their first General Body on 19 October 2013 and elected the first committee unanimously. AHOWA was registered the following year. Under its bye-laws it:
- maintains the common areas: roads, club house, park, pool and boundary wall
- runs the shared services: street lights, transformers, RO water, CCTV
- arranges security at the front and rear gates
- keeps up a healthy community life, with festivals and events through the year
Owners fund the work through monthly maintenance, and through special funds raised for large projects when the General Body approves them.
An elected committee, answerable to the General Body
Every owner is a member. The General Body meets at least once a year and elects an Executive Committee.
Executive Committee
President, Vice President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, Treasurer and four Executive Members, elected by the owners.
General Body
The Annual General Meeting reviews the accounts, approves major works and special funds, and elects the committee.
Cultural Committee
Since 2024 an all-women team organises the festivals, contests and children's events.
Open books
Monthly accounts, receipts and the due list go to every owner, and each owner can see their own statement in the resident app.
Sunday office hour
The committee sits at the club house every Sunday, 10–11 am, for any owner or tenant.
Online since 2026
Dues, receipts, notices, polls and gate entry now run on the AHOWA apps.
Milestones
- 2013
The first committee
Families move in; the owners adopt the bye-laws on 19 October and elect their first committee unanimously. The first community Ganesh Chaturthi is held.
- 2014
The association is registered
AHOWA is registered as a society, No. 642 of 2014.
- 2015
Sri Sitarama Kalyanam
The first community Kalyanam on Sri Rama Navami begins a yearly tradition.
- 2018–19
Concrete roads for every street
A General Body in December 2018 approves a road fund. Cement-concrete roads are laid in phases from 11 December 2018 to January 2019.
- 2019
Festivals and the solar fence
Lane-wise Sankranti rangoli contest, Sri Rama Navami Kalyanam, Independence Day, and a new battery for the solar fencing.
- 2020–21
Through Covid
Celebrations are kept small; committee duty rotates lane by lane. The 5th and 6th AGMs are held in 2021.
- 2022
Ten years of Ganesh Utsav
An eleven-day 10th Ganesh Chaturthi; an opinion poll of owners on maintenance.
- 2023
Pool and park
The pool is restored and the park gets 42 new trees.
- 2024
Elections and a new transformer
Elections on 21 January. A new 160 kVA transformer, funded by 77 of the 82 villas, is commissioned in October. New cabling on Street 02, the compound wall rebuilt, the walking track relaid, park and pool lights, and the shuttle court reopened. The Women's Cultural Committee is formed.
- 2025
A full calendar
Bhogi, Holi, Sri Sitarama Kalyanam, Independence Day, Ganesh Chaturthi and Karthika vana bhojanam in the park.
- 2026
A new committee, and AHOWA goes online
AGM on 25 January and a new committee in February. The pool reopens in March, the south-west wall is rebuilt, and dues, notices and gate entry move to the AHOWA apps.