It’s Time to Order Your New Dogwood Trees

We know how beautiful our neighborhood is in the spring as the dogwood trees flourish.  But you may have some trees that are older and beginning to die.  Now is the time to order new disease resistant dogwood trees to plant this fall.  The trees can be picked up in November at the Dogwood Arts office.

Here are 3 easy ways to proceed:https://www.dogwoodarts.com/bazillionblooms

Choose an Option
Option 1: Pick Up and Plant Yourself (1-4 trees are $25/eachor order 5+ for $20/each) Trees ordered through November16, 2022 will be available for pickup from the Dogwood Arts office on Friday, December 2nd from 10AM-4M & Saturday, December 3rd from 9AM-12PM.
Option 2: Donate a Tree in Memory or Celebration (Your gift tree will be planted along one of Knoxville’s Historic Dogwood Trails and includes a commemorative card (with your personal message) that will be mailed to the recipient of your choosing. $35/each
Option 3: Donate Trees to the Historic Dogwood Trails (Your gift tree will be planted along a Dogwood Trail) $25/each

Greetings neighbors,

You should have all received a letter from the Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association leadership that included  a letter describing what the LHHA has accomplished in the past year, your membership renewal form, and information about the Lakemoor Hills Resource Council, our 501 (c)3.  About half of our members have already renewed, some online and some sent the renewals in the enclosed envelopes by mail.  September 1, 2022 is the due date for renewals.

If you want to renew online, use this link RENEW to take you to the renewal page on our website.  You may still send your renewals in by mail to Kathy Proctor, 2429 Lakemoor Dr. and your check should be written to LHHA.    You may also make a tax deductible donation to the LHRC with a separate check.  Thank you for supporting our homeowners association  and our neighborhood so generously.

Attached you will find a draft copy of the Alcoa Highway Corridor Study which has been developed by staff in Knoxville / Knox County Planning.  This report is to be presented to the Planning Commission on June 9 and recommends several ways that can help improve development along this corridor.  It directly addresses the commercial corridor that is adjacent to Lakemoor Hills on the west and Martha Washington Heights on the east.  One member of the Planning Commission  is Dick Graf who is a long time resident of Lakemoor Hills.  This work may directly affect our neighborhood and can help us get the required services that we all have desired.  Please review this document at you leisure.  The Planning Commission meetings are open to the public.  For more information https://knoxplanning.org/alcoa

Alcoa Highway Corridor Study Draft