Lakemoor Hills

...the quiet side of the river...

Randy Kerns

Beautification Committee Meeting

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Come Join The Beautification Committee! As with all of our committees, we always welcome new members.

The Beautification Committee is having its next meeting at Lakemoor Hills Church Thursday, January 26th at 7:00 pm. If you are interested please stop by.

The Beautification Committee’s activities include ensuring our peninsula maintains its natural beauty, Dogwood Trail and Holiday enhancement to name a few.

Lakemoor Hills Home Christmas Decorating

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Lakemoor Hills Home Christmas Decorating. It is a wonderful experience to tour our neighborhood and see the lights…thanks to all who decorated. A panel of judges traveled the neighborhood and picked out a few of their favorites. Spirit Awards go out to the following:
*John Reagan & Kimberly Evans 3457 Maloney
*David Butler and Ted Smith 3516 Raines Rd.
*Daniel & Dianna Pope 3916 Maloney
Honorable Mentions: …

*Alfred Coyle 3800 Maloney
*John & Elizabeth Weaver 2544 Tall Pine
*LHHA Community Tree received the HALF-BAKED AWARD

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Community Christmas Tree

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Dear Neighbors, as you have probably seen our community Christmas Tree is shinning bright! A special thanks to a few folks that made this happen…Kathy & Bob Proctor, Dick & Ann Graf, CL Overman and Cyndi & Bruce Klassen(they are powering the tree). We had a ball decorating a couple of weeks ago.
Neighbors you are more than welcome to add decorations to the tree…this is our community tree we want everyone to be a part of it…especially the the children in the neighborhood. Let your kids know this is their tree too.  More on the history of this tree in a future post.

Lakemoor Hills Community Christmas Tree

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Ho Ho Ho Lakemoor Hills…we now have a community Christmas Tree! The tree is the Blue Spruce located on the church grounds which you can see from Maloney Road (the church is supporting this allowing us access to this area). This will be a nice place where we can easily park and gather to celebrate the holidays.

Please come and help us decorate the tree this coming Saturday Dec 3rd starting at 4:30pm. We will have ornaments to hang in addition we invite you to bring your own (plastic only). You can retrieve your ornaments after xmas or we can box them up and use them in future years.

Please spread the word to your neighbors and lets all get together for some Christmas Cheer!

Alcoa Pilot Closed

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Due to the extremely over-done construction to Alcoa Highway the Pilot gas station is now closed.  The easement interfered with the front pumps and canopy.  We don’t have a reopening time frame yet.  However the good news is the wine store is still open!  P.S. they are under new ownership.  It is a wonderful family running it.  Stop by and meet them.

Kudzu ID Locations

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Kudzu – our neighborhood is not immune from the invasive Kudzu. A Lakemoor Hills Kudzu committee has been formed to address this threat to our properties and property value.
We are currently identifying the Kudzu locations in our peninsula. Below is a list of locations. If you are aware of any locations not listed below please respond to this post and provide the location (address and brief description)
Kudzu Locations
1. Montlake between the Church and Tall Pines – both sides
2. 3616 Blow Drive – across the street from that address in a tree
3. Montlake entrance – no action will be taken at this time until we see what the Alcoa construction brings us.
4. Maloney entrance – UT property

Thank you

Randy Kerns

Kudzu Task Force Update and Review

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The Kudzu Task Force is currently in a discovery mode to determine what we can do to curtail the invasion of Kudzu in our peninsula.

The next step is a representative from V&V Land Management & Resource Recovery LLC will be coming out to review the Kudzu issue within Lakemoor Hills.  Anyone interested in attending is welcome.  Our task force will be meeting at the church parking lot (at the Montlake entrance) Monday April 11, 2016 at 2:00pm.  This location will allow us to park safely and walk down Montlake to review some of the bad areas.  We may also travel to other areas.

V&V has performed landscape clearing services to a resident in our community along with proposing Kudzu removal at another resident.

If you have any questions or want to join the Kudzu Task Force please contact Randy Kerns 937-694-5626  [email protected]

Thank you

Randy Kerns

 

Update on the Dogwood Trail Debris Pickup

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There has been a lot of questions and concern about the debris pickup.  We now have more details on the process as follows:

  1. Pickups will only occur on the designated Dogwood Trail roads. That means if you live on a road without a Pink Line there will not be a pickup.  Please do not place and leave debris on non-designated Dogwood Trail roadsides or vacant lots.
  2.  The pickups will occur between April 1st and April 15th. There will “probably” be 2 pickups.  Sorry they do not completely commit to that.
  3.  Debris needed to be on the roadside before April 1st.
  4.  Both sides of the street will not necessarily be picked up at the same time.
  5.  The Dogwood Trail doesn’t officially open until April 15th. Please be patient they will get to your debris
  6.  Please bear-in-mind that this is a free service from the county.

Next year we will compile all the details concerning this process and post it in advance.

Thank you

Randy Kerns

 

Spring Mailbox Bows

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We encourage all of you to celebrate the honor of our Peninsula being part of the Dogwood Trail by placing a ribbon on your mailbox.

If you would like to purchase a bow you can contact any of the following:
Randy Kerns – 937-694-5627
Kathy Proctor – 865-599-7783
Cyndi Klassen – 865-964-1214
the cost is $5.00 each – they will also be available at our upcoming Homeowners Meeting April 12th.

Please spread the word to your neighbors…thank you!

Randy Kerns

Facebook Page for Lakemoor Hills

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Dear Lakemoor Hills Neighbors,

We now have a Facebook Page created to share and celebrate our wonderful experiences of living in Lakemoor Hills!  We encourage everyone to share pictures and stories about Lakemoor Hills.  Please join the group and inform your neighbors about the page.

A few notes about this page:

  1. The Page is called “Lakemoor Hills HOA”.  Go to Facebook and search for “Lakemoor Hills HOA” then click “JOIN”

 

  1. As stated above, the spirit of this page is to share and celebrate our wonderful experiences of living in Lakemoor Hills.

 

  1. We politely request you keep your posts related to the positive aspects of our amazing peninsula such as; pictures of your gardens, the natural beauty of our peninsula or guest (hint – wild birds!).  Other types items or issues you may have can be posted on the LMHA website at: http://lakemoor.org

 

  1. Coming Soon – Articles written by neighbors about Lakemoor Hills.  If you would like to write an article or share ideas/information please contact Randy Kerns at 937-694-5627 or e-mail [email protected]

 

We look forward to seeing you on the page!

 

Thank you Neighbors,

Randy Kerns