Lakemoor Hills

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

Neighbor Announcement

SAVE the DATE!! – Lakemoor Hills HOA Meeting – Sept 22

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The Lakemoor Hills Homeowner’s Association will meet virtually (computer or telephone) on September 22 at 7 PM.  All are welcome to attend and watch from your own home.  Information about how to access the meeting will be posted both here and on our Facebook page next week.  So put this meeting on your calendar and log on to get an update on what is happening here in our neighborhood.

LHHA: ERT support during CoVid19 protocol

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With the Corona Virus protocol being extended to the end of April, the Board of Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association and the Emergency Response Team want to offer support to our neighbors in Lakemoor Hills.  To meet this objective we suggest neighbors assist us in three areas:

  1. Do your part to practice the best health procedures outlined by the local, state and federal health authorities.
  2. If you, a member of your family or neighbor needs help during this period, please call your emergency response team’s captain.
  3. If you would like to volunteer to assist neighbors, forward your name and address to Bob Proctor, lakemoor.hills.ERT@gmail.com, the Chairman of the Lakemoor Hills Emergency Response Team.  Thank you for those who have already volunteered on our Facebook page to bring groceries and medications to residents.The Emergency Response Team area map and area captain information can be found on the link below.

    Emergency Response Team Map

Here are links to local, state and the World Health Organization for more information:

 

While you are staying close to home, enjoy your family, get outdoors and take a walk to enjoy your beautiful neighborhood at this time of year.

Board of the Lakemoor Hills Homeowner’s Association

COVID19 PPE Masks

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To Our Friends,

With the current concerns around the COVID19 virus and a limited supply of PPE in the area, we recently reached out to our manufacturers to produce some 10,000+ N95 rated medical masks. Last Friday, we started donating the masks to the medical community. If you are a healthcare worker or your general practitioner is in need of PPE, please feel free to provide my e-mail information and we will do our best to help as many groups as possible. My email is eric.zeanah@aai-tenn.com.

If you are over the age of 60 and would like a few procedural masks for when you go out, please also let me know. Most important, please be safe! We should be through this difficult time in a matter of weeks.

Sincerely, Eric Zeanah

Water Outage!

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Reports of water outages have been… trickling in.  As of this announcement Bluff Point, Timberlake, Blow, Tall Pine, Manor Road, Fox Chase, McCarrell Lane, Maloney. KUB has received… a flood of reports.

Oh wait! … News Splash; Water is back on. Check your taps.

With lights to dazzle…

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Christmas LightsAnd then the night comes alive…With lights to dazzle…

And everything’s extraordinary…Nothing is left ordinary

These are the poetic words from our secret panel judging our Lakemoor Hills neighborhood for the Holiday Spirit Awards. Was it lights or the wine? We don’t know but we do know that Y’all have really come alive with Christmas Decorations. So alive that the 3 Holiday Spirit Awards presented every year has been increased to 4. And honorable mentions use to only get the small print in the FB post WE NOW HAVE SIGNS!

There are so many and all deserve a big HO HO HO for their holiday spirit. FYI – if someone wins they are ineligible for 3 years this allows us to recognize all efforts.

Holiday Spirit Awards (random order)

  • Barbara Houchin 3704 Maloney
  • Terry Kenner & Rex Goins 2301 Lakemoor
  • Brad & Kinsey Taylor 3601 Bluff
  • Forrest & Susie Orr 2025 W Velmetta

Honorable Mention (random order)

  • Dennis & Laura Rexroad 2211 Manor
  • Daniel & Kendel Levy 3523 Maloney
  • Joseph & Kimberly Burger 3811 Maloney
  • Toby Tumpson 3929 Maloney
  • Barbara McCauley 3511 Riversedge Circle

Special Mention Creative Nature

  • Ann & Dick Graf 3505 Bluff Point

LHHA Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday, Nov. 21 – 7 PM

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Due to a conflict with Lake Hills Church, (funeral) we need to reschedule our LHHA meeting to Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7 PM.  Please help us get the word out and share this info with any group within the neighborhood of which you are associated.

Agenda items will include:  Text Alert system; Security Camera system; Website Upgrades, Alcoa Hwy Update, Ginn Rd. Naming; Christmas activities; and more.

LHHA Meeting Nov. 19 will be Rescheduled

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Lake Hills Church has a conflict (funeral) and we will have to move our meeting this week to another date.  We are waiting to hear from the church to find out if Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7 PM is available.  Please share this info and stay tuned to our communications to be able to attend.

New and Improved Website Under Construction

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The LHHA website has been a great tool for sharing information about neighborhood issues and events.  We are working to improve the site and adding some new capabilities.  To do this we are building a new site.

The current website will remain the same and we will migrate to the new one in late summer when it is ready to go live.
We are accumulating information about the history of our peninsula. Any old photos or stories would be appreciated.  We will provide spots to highlight clubs or organizations within the neighborhood also.
If you have suggestions or ideas to incorporate into the new site, please email to ksp53@me.com.
Be on the lookout for my announcement to let you know the new website has gone live.

Summary of Incident on Friday May 24th

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Dear Neighbors:

This is a summary of what your Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association Emergency Response Team leaders have been able to confirm about the Friday May 24 “emergency” incident occurring in our neighborhood. We have been told that the lead officer is still actively working the case. There are reports and statements that may contradict what various witnesses have said and what people have been told.  This is not unusual for reports to do this given many different statements and viewpoints provided to the police during the initial investigation.

The renter (female) of the house (2641 Lynbrulee Drive) was charged with Reckless Endangerment. She stated that she shot a gun at the intruder (male) at the rental address.  The report states that the female renter chased the intruder in her car on Montlake Drive. A resident in the neighborhood witnessed the female shooting out of her car window at the male who was eventually apprehended at 3824 Maloney Road. The male was booked on several charges such as aggravated assault, vandalism, evading arrest, unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of a firearm and intent to go armed dangerous felony, theft, and simple possession of a controlled substance.  He is to appear in court on June 6.

As a result of this incident (thankfully no one was hurt) we now recognize the need for a “quick notice alarm” neighborhood system for any emergency or suspicious situation.  We have identified a system which will allow for immediate notices going out to 1) our website e-mail, 2) a text message and 3) a Facebook message and will be working on rolling this out.

We are also beginning negotiations for the best contract pricing on additional cameras at the other two entrances whenever the Alcoa Highway project is completed.

We have also been in touch with the Knox County Sheriff’s Office to establish more details of the investigation.

In the coming weeks, we will advise you of whatever progress is made. In the meantime, your ideas and/or participation will be appreciated. If you see a need to have a community meeting at the church, please e-mail us at lakemoorhillshoapresident@gmail.com and we will set it up.

Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association Emergency Response Team Security Subgroup

Mike Parker, John Haynes, Bob Proctor

Pre-Frances KUB Checklist

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Hello neighbors, in preparation for some possible outages due to hurricane Frances, C.L. would like to provide a link for your convenience to the K.U.B. Outage Center.

And more specifically the checklist for preparedness.

Here is an excerpt from the KUB Website:

How You Can Prepare for Storms

Our employees are prepared, and we want our customers to be prepared too. You can be prepared for storms by planning ahead:

  • Keep emergency supplies on hand such as batteries, flashlights, a battery-operated radio, nonperishable food items, bottled water, and a charged cell phone. The Red Cross suggests including a supply of your necessary medications.
  • Keep your KUB account information up-to-date, such as your phone number and e-mail address. A correct phone number will allow you to use the automated system to report your outage and check its status. You can update your contact information by logging into your account and choosing Manage Account. For additional tips, review our Power Outage Reference Guide.
  • Have a plan for what you’d do in the event of a multi-day power outage. This may include getting a hotel room, or staying with friends or family.
  • Have and know how to safely operate a portable generator. Be sure to follow the instructions in your owners manual, as well as these tips:
    • Generators should be installed and inspected by licensed electricians. Improperly installed generators can be a safety hazard to utility workers as well as to homeowners.
    • Never connect the generator to your home’s main wiring circuit. Disconnect your home from the power system before hooking up a generator. If you don’t, electricity may flow backward into the power lines, endangering you, your neighbors, and the linemen who are working to restore power.
    • Locate the generator outside your home. Gasoline-powered generators can produce deadly carbon monoxide.
    • Plug appliances directly into the generator. Use extension cords if necessary, but do not exceed the recommended wattage noted on the generator.