Neighborhood Bulletin Board
***ANNOUNCEMENTS***
Our Pool Is Still Open For The Weekends
Saturday & Sunday 1pm - 7pm
October LHOA Board Meeting
Tuesday, 10/13/2020
Sound-off starts at 7:00pm; Meeting starts at 7:30pm
Social Distancing will be in effect.
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Local News and Events
Welcome to the LHOA Board At our last board meeting, the current board members appointed new board members to fully staff the HOA board. Please welcome to the 2020 LHOA Board - Matt Crager - Parliamentarian Robert Downey - Sergeant At Arms Jennifer Joines - Secretary PLEASE - PICK UP after your dogs when you take them out walking. If your kids are walking your dogs, have them pick up after the pups too. (Kroger/plastic grocery bags come in handy). |
2020 Pool Season There is a link for the LHOA Amenities Access card form at the bottom of the page. You will need to have a key card to enter the pool for this summer season. Due to the change in the school schedule, the pool hours have been changed to accommodate our residents. CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY, for cleaning May 30 - September 6 Monday, Wednesday--Saturday 10am - 9pm Sundays 1pm - 7pm Weekends ONLY September 12, 13; 19, 20; 26, 27 1pm - 7pm Labor Day, 9/7 - hours will be 10am - 8pm |
Message:
Deeds Restrictions Committee
Reminder: Deed Restriction Letters are continually going out to the community. Please note that the initial letter is sent as a reminder of something that may have been overlooked and please communicate with us if you need additional time for bigger projects. Keep in mind that privileges to community amenities can be revoked due to open deed restriction violations. These are the MOST common issues that homeowners receive letters for:
** Lawns with grass that is too tall / Curbs not cut/trimmed. **
** Parking/Storage of inoperable/junk vehicles or boats in driveway **
** Parking vehicles with expired registration on lot or street **
** Broken down fences, garage doors, etc. **
** Mold & Algae on the side of house (***this is very noticeable***)
Deeds Restrictions Committee
Reminder: Deed Restriction Letters are continually going out to the community. Please note that the initial letter is sent as a reminder of something that may have been overlooked and please communicate with us if you need additional time for bigger projects. Keep in mind that privileges to community amenities can be revoked due to open deed restriction violations. These are the MOST common issues that homeowners receive letters for:
** Lawns with grass that is too tall / Curbs not cut/trimmed. **
** Parking/Storage of inoperable/junk vehicles or boats in driveway **
** Parking vehicles with expired registration on lot or street **
** Broken down fences, garage doors, etc. **
** Mold & Algae on the side of house (***this is very noticeable***)