Letter from the President
Hello to all - It's hard to believe it's summer already! It's been a busy year so far, and your HOA Board has much to do in the coming months.
As good as the rain has been for our plants and yards, it's been rough on the Front Entrance project, and we've experienced more than our share of weather delays. We have an update from our Project Manager, Charles Anderson, on the "News" page, and all look forward to seeing visible progress toward the beautiful new front entrance that I know we will have.
Now that schools are out (or close to it), we'll have lots of neighborhood kids out and about. Please drive extra-carefully and be aware of children and pets. Either one can dart into the street in the blink of an eye.
I also want to encourage parents to remember that only licensed drivers should be driving golf carts on the public streets. Any golf cart driver who is stopped by a police officer and found not to be a licensed driver AND IN POSSESSION OF THEIR LICENSE may be cited.
We are excited to be bringing back the wonderful Concert on the Green, planned for Saturday, October 10 on the green at Southbridge Golf Club. The committee is seeking sponsors to underwrite the costs of the event (which were paid by the Developer last time). More information on these opportunities is on the "News" page of this website, as well. Sponsorship levels begin at just $100, so please help support this great neighborhood event as generously as you can.
Your HOA Board is diligently working to complete several big projects, including the Residents Directory, revised Covenants and Bylaws, updated Architectural Review guidelines, updated signage guidelines, the Front Entrance, and landscape improvement in older areas of the neighborhood. We appreciate your interest and support and will be happy to answer any questions you may have - just email any of us and we'll respond as quickly as we can. See the "Officers" page for our contact information.
Until next time, take care, and may the Lord Bless and Keep You. Leah Gross, President
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