The all new CCHOA Website!
Please see Important details below!
The CCHOA website has a fresh new look. There are many interesting pages for all visitors. Plus, you’ll find pages available to homeowners only. Login to access the homeowner directory, events calendar, document library, contact information for Board members and more.
IMPORTANT: Logging into the new site for the first time requires a password reset even if you previously had a user ID and password. Follow these instructions:
Send an e-mail to webmaster@cramerscrossing.org and include your first and last name, home address, and the e-mail address you wish to have the password reset sent to. You will receive an e-mail that includes your User Name and a link to set your new password.
CCHOA Documents & Forms
There is a wealth of information on this site available to Homeowners only, accessible by logging in using the Homeowner Login (located at the top of this page).
If you need login credentials or have forgotten your User Name or Password, please contact us via e-mail at webmaster@cramerscrossing.org. Please allow up to 72 hours for a reply.
Questions for the CCHOA Board?
Homeowners with questions or comments for the Board should LOGIN to access the e-mail address and phone number for each Board member.
Road Construction Updates
Avery Road/Rings Road/Cara Court: The new roundabout opened on Friday, August 8th.
Cosgray Road: Franklin County closed Cosgray Road on Monday, August 18th for 60 days for storm sewer system improvements. The closure on Cosgray is between Hayden Run and Rings Road.
On Monday, September 15th, Franklin County will close the intersection of Rings Road and Cosgray for 15 days. There will continue to be no through traffic on Cosgray Road. The storm sewer project is scheduled for completion in March 2026.
Click on ‘CCHOA’ News for complete information.
Reminder Concerning Mailbox Replacement
Should either your mailbox or the post supporting it need replaced, our Deed of Restrictions requires that homeowners use an approved replacement that matches the style and appearance of existing mailboxes. The approved mailbox is the Saxony (Model CMO-2) and the approved post is the Williamsburg (Model CMO-2), available from Cedar Craft Products, 776 Reynoldsburg-New Albany Road, Box 9, Blacklick, Ohio 43004. The company can be contacted by phone at 614-759-1600, or visit their web site at cedar-craft.com. Be sure to confirm with a store associate that you are purchasing the correct models. Images of the approved mailbox and post can be seen by clicking on ‘CCHOA Fact File’ at the top of this page and open the third section: MAILBOXES.
Important note: The information contained in the Cramer’s Crossing Deed of Restrictions has the WRONG model number listed for the required mailbox in our community. Please update your copy of the document with the correct mailbox model number CMO-2 (CMO-5 is incorrect). The drawing shown in Exhibit B of the Deed of Restrictions is also showing the incorrect mailbox model, so that image should be disregarded.
About Cramer's Crossing
Cramer’s Crossing is a small neighborhood of 79 homes located near the intersection of Rings and Avery Roads in the southwestern part of Dublin, Ohio. Our community was named after Cramer Run which passes through the subdivision. Cramer’s Crossing features 14 acres of green space, 2 ponds with fountains, a bike/walking path, a shelter house and a gazebo, both with charcoal grills. Our community is adjacent to Dalmore Park, which includes a basketball court, playground, bicycle racks and a bocce ball court.
Construction of Cramer’s Crossing began in 2002 and was completed in 2007. The streets in our neighborhood are Stockton Way, Sumner Loop, Morrisey Place and Pensworthy Drive. Cramer’s Crossing Drive provides primary access to our subdivision and to the adjoining condominium complex, Cramer’s Crossing Village (the condominiums have their own homeowners association). A second entrance is located at Rings Road on the south.
Development plans for what eventually became Cramer’s Crossing began in 1996. At that time the plan submitted by Rockford Homes called for 207 multi-family units, 2 one acre single family lots and 2.7 acres of office space. That plan was modified in late 1997 to include 256 apartments and 71 single family homes and would have been called Avery Village Commons. This proposal was turned down by Dublin city officials because it exceeded the density limits for the area.
Rockford submitted a new development plan in 1999 using the name Cramer’s Crossing. This plan scaled back the density of the project from 327 units to 145 by eliminating the 256 apartments and replacing them with 64 condominiums. Original plans called for 81 single family homes, but due to some lot size changes the final total was 79.
The final subdivision plan is shown below. Click it for a larger image. The reserve areas are highlighted in green, the ponds in blue.
The View From Space
A satellite view of Cramer’s Crossing from Google Earth taken in 2022.
The Cramer’s Crossing Homeowners Association, Inc. was formed by the subdivision developer (Rockford Homes) in 2002 when construction began. The homeowners took control of the organization in December 2006.