Lakemoor Hills

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

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DIG IN; BUY PLANTS; BEAUTIFY YOUR YARD AND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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For decades, the Lakemoor Hills Garden Club has delighted in welcoming you to your neighborhood with beautiful flowers at Alcoa Highway and Montlake Road. Now with the welcome improvements to Alcoa Highway, we need to dig it.

You can dig your own Stella d oro day lilies , Dutch Master (King Alfred improved) daffodils, and Tahiti daffodils for $5/dozen. This is an honor dig. Each clump of day lilies will contain about 30 plants and each daffodil clump about 20. Count individual plants or bulbs or estimate your clumps. Please be generous, because we are. The lilies are at least $3/each retail and the daffodils $2/each retail. Dig, count your plants, be generous and mail or drop off your check to Lakemoor Hills Garden Club to Mary Cartwright, 4000 Maloney Road. If you want to be over-the-top generous, dig, don’t count and make a huge donation to Lakemoor Hills Resource Council for the Bluff Point improvements. Send or mail your check to the same place.

If you wish to wait and have me dig your plants, I’ll be happy to do so for $10/dozen beginning May 1. I’ll post another notice then.

Thanks for making your neighborhood a credit to us all.

Mary

Looking for a person who can weed our woods

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We are looking for someone who could spray/weed 6 acres of wooded property that we own. We are not looking to do landscaping, but instead keeping the woods in their natural state and keeping them clear of certain plants, such as poison ivy, English ivy, raspberry-like bushes, multi-flora rose, kudzu, honeysuckle, and similar invasive plants. We would appreciate it if any one could recommend a reliable person or company that could periodically do this job for us.

From the Beautification Committee

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Today is the opening day for the Dogwood Trail and the neighborhood looks beautiful! “Hat’s Off” to all of you for helping Mother Nature look her best with weeding, mulching, feeding, trimming, raking and planting. Everyone has done an outstanding job placing the welcome mat out for visitors and each other.

The Beautification Committee would like to recognize the three residences who have been selected for this year’s Appreciation for Natural Beauty. A sign designating this selection has been placed in their front yard and will remain for two weeks. They are:

Phyllis Walker and Mark Gately.   3512 Bluff Point

Fred and Fran Thomforde.              3616 Circle Lake

Charlie and Geri Mulligan.               3617 Blow Drive

Many thanks to these individuals!

Lakemoor Hills is a beautiful place to be in the Spring! Let’s enjoy it and each other!

April 12 Homeowner’s Meeting Agenda – Lake Hills Church – 7 pM

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LAKEMOOR HILLS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
“The Quiet Side of the River”
April 12, 2016 – 7 PM   Lake Hills Church
AGENDA
1.   Welcome:  Dick Graf, LHHA President
2.   Minutes:   Barbara Houchin, Secretary
3.   Treasurer’s Report:  Tom Ingram
4.   Welcoming Committee:  Geri Mulligan
5.   Guest Speaker:  Debbie Ailey, KUB Water Supply
6.   Nominating Committee Report;  Charlie Mulligan
7.   Lakemoor Hills Helpers:  Bob Proctor
8.  New Business:
  • Beautification Committee:  Sharon Gerkin
  • Tennis Court Resurfacing:  Diane DeRopp
  • Neighborhood Picnic:  Diane DeRopp  (May 21)
  • Social Media Sites:  Randy Kerns
  • Dogwood Trail Update:  Pat Shivers

9.  Next meeting – May 17, 7 PM

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Homeowners Meeting April 12 – 7PM

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The March Homeowner’s Meeting was postponed and is rescheduled for Tuesday, April 12 at 7 PM at Lake Hills Church.    This month’s guest speaker is Debbie Ailey from KUB. The Flint, Michigan water issues have naturally raised concerns for our own safety here in East Tennessee and Ms. Ailey will be addressing these concerns.

Announcements will include updates from the Lakemoor Hills Helpers, our emergency response group; the annual neighborhood picnic (May 21), which includes a car show and art exhibit; Alcoa Hwy update; raccoon safety; kudzu and other issues of interest.  Dogwood mailbox bows will be available for $5.

There will be no mailbox flyers announcing this meeting, so if you have a neighbor who does not check the LHHA email, please encourage them to come.

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

 

Knoxville Neighborhood Advisory – Vol. 9, No. 14 – Tuesday, April 5, 2016

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Knoxville Neighborhood Advisory – Vol. 9, No. 14 – Tuesday, April 5, 2016

PDF Version: http://bit.ly/NeighborhoodAdvisory2016-04-05

1. Mechanicsville to Dedicate Entrance Sign
2. Sign up Now for Fourth & Gill’s Event Planning Workshop
3. Edgewood Park Plans “Safety Saturday”
4. Tornadoes… Active Shooter… Other Emergencies: R U Ready?
5. Neighborhood Advisory Council Meets Next Wednesday, April 13
6. Mayor Appoints Six to Neighborhood Advisory Council
7. City Council Asks MPC to Consider Historic Overlay Expansion
8. Reminder: Knoxville SOUP This Thursday
9. Use Saturday Hotline to Report Possible Codes Violations
10. MPC Begins Southwest County Sector Plan Update
11. Neighborhood and Government Calendar

Published by the City of Knoxville’s Office of Neighborhoods to report news important to Knoxville’s residential neighborhoods.