Lakemoor Hills

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

Radar sign test phase

Radar sign test phase

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LHHA Traffic Safety Task Force
C.L. Overman
(865) 363-2663

Our radar speed sign has been located on Maloney northbound just past the church. The sign is adjacent to the community Christmas tree.

The sign company is going to adjust for [adjusted] the sign for proper operations today or tomorrow [May 23rd or 24th]. We will let it run a couple of days at that location to iron out the kinks.

Lakemoor Hills Presb. Church was helpful to provide the location as we cannot locate it on street right-of-way. Other good neighbors have provided spots for the sign along Montlake both downhill and uphill. We could use a couple more sites along Maloney if any kindly neighbor would like to volunteer a nice open site. The traffic engineer turned down one volunteered Maloney site for being too close to the road. If you would like to volunteer your yard, please give me a call and I’ll drop by to take a look.

Thanks again for your assistance and support.”

Radar Speed Signs Arriving

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Image result for traffic sensor tubesLakemoor Hills will again be seeing speed sensor tubes on Maloney Road and Montlake Drive. Once the tubes are placed for a few days and in a continued effort to keep our neighborhood streets safe, the LHHA Traffic Safety Task Force will be locating a radar speed sign at various locations along our two main roads. We are renting the sign for a limited period of time to determine feasibility for long-term use.

Safe Pace 625, Radar Feedback Sign, A/C, White

We will be testing the sign in initial locations starting this week (Wk of May 21) to iron out the kinks. It will simply state the speed limit (30 MPH) and your speed. It will provide a learning experience for us all.

The Knox County traffic engineer will analyze the data once we run the sign for a few weeks to determine the effect of the signs.

We will then have hard data to help us determine whether further use of the signs is warranted.

Dependant on the outcome, we may run another pilot after school starts in the fall.

Please note that the sign is very expensive and that your neighbors and the LHHA is paying for the rental and is responsible for the sign.

Please remember the importance of traffic safety in our neighborhood for all residents. School is out now or soon so more of our kids and grandkids will be home.

Comments, questions, suggestions, etc?

Thanks to all for your cooperation and assistance.

C.L. Overman
363-2663″

The Opioid Crisis with Dr. Glen Farr

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Dr. Glen Farr will be speaking Sunday, May 20, 2018,  at 2:00 pm at Lake Hills Presbyterian Church on “The Opioid Crisis.”  The church and community are invited.

 

University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy

Associate Dean, Continuing Education
Glen E. Farr, PharmD
Professor, Clinical Pharmacy and Translational Science

Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Meeting – Tues, May 15, 7 PM

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We will hold our last homeowners meeting at Lake Hills Church on Tuesday, May 15 at 7 PM.  At this meeting we will hold elections for new officers for 2018-2019.  We will also take a little time to address upcoming issues and get your input on what programs you would like to hear when we return in the fall.  Please join us for our last get together before the summer break.

Circle Lake Park…WOW

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The walking trail is in and beautiful. Go take a stroll, dig deep and make a donation so the project can be completed.  If your home is walking distance from the park your home’s value is going up a minimum of  $24,000. Average is 8% to 20%. We only need a handful of people to donate $5,000 or more. Or we need a bucket full to donate $1,000. Or a tote sack full to donate $500.  You get the idea! With a 24,000 windfall you should go large. Send your generous donation to Lakemoor Hills Resource Council. PO Box 10435, Knoxville  37939.

Purchase Sip & Snoop Tickets

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Buy your Sip & Snoop tickets at the community picnic tomorrow. You can also drop your registration in the mail.

All profits will help landscape our area of Alcoa Highway when construction is complete.

A call for camp counselors, and lifeguards

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Hello neighbors,

Our son’s school is looking for summer staff please forward this to anyone you know might be interested.
Tell ’em David Couch sent you 😀

 

 
Dear Tate’s School Families and Alumni,
We are down to the final stages of assembling one of the most dynamic camp teams of the century, and we need your help to get the word out about a few remaining positions.
We contacted camp families two weeks ago (and some of you may have gotten that email), and now we are reaching out to our school families.
Please forward this email to any friends or contacts that you think might be interested or who can post these job openings.
  • Announce these positions to the college class at your church.
  • Consider putting a message on your Facebook or sending a tweet.
  • Share the info with any clubs or groups to which you belong.
For our final positions, applicants must be at least 18 or older.  Many out of town college students are returning to Knoxville soon.  If you know of any seeking the best summer job in town, please send them our way.
Remaining Positions Include:
  • 2 Lifeguards (must have certification by May 29 and we’ll help pay for the certification)
  • 4 Challenge Course (Tower/Zipline) and Target Sport Instructors (we provide the specialized training for this position).
  • Several full-time camp counselors (30-40 hrs. per week) and part-time counselors to work from 2:30-6:00 PM.
Online applications are available HERE.
Thank you you in advance for our help!
Until the fun begins,
Chris Strevel
Camp Director
(865) 690-9208

Calling all Artists and Craftspersons

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The Lakemoor Hills Picnic this Saturday will feature an exhibit of fine arts and crafts.   The exhibit is open to all artists and craftspersons in our area.   The Monday art group will be exhibiting but we know there are so many more creative people in our neighborhood.  You can exhibit one piece or many!  No limit.   You can put a price tag on it to sell or not.   But let’s share the talents the make our neighborhood so rich.   If you would like to exhibit please contact Geri Mulligan so we can save a space.  We will be setting up at 3:00 on Saturday so stop by and place your work.   See you Saturday.