Blalock Petitioning City to Annex Lynbrulee Property
Blalock Petitioning City to Annex Lynbrulee Property
FOR YOUR INFORMATION – Request to the city to annex property on Lynbrulee in Lakemoor Hills. B S & J Enterprises is affiliated with Blalock Construction.
The owners of the three properties to be annexed requested to be inside the city, and all three have adjacent properties already inside the city limits.
In South Knox County, B S & J Enterprises is seeking annexation for property at the corner of Montlake Drive and Lynbrulee Lane. The company owns adjacent property that fronts Alcoa Highway.
In West Knox County between Rocky Hill and Lakeshore Park, the Sisters of Mercy have asked that their convent be annexed. A portion of the property fronting Northshore Drive is in the city, but the bulk of the land is outside. Sister Anna Marie McGuan wrote to the city that the sisters are concerned about fire and police protection, as well as building permits and other bureaucratic matters. (As a tax-exempt religious institution, the convent doesn’t have to worry about paying city property taxes.)
Farther west on Cogdill Drive, the Epperly Family Partnership is requesting annexation for a commercial parcel near Interstate 40. Like the other annexation applicants, the partnership owns an adjacent parcel that is already inside the city limits.
A public hearing to discuss the plans of service and the annexations will occur at 11:30 a.m. on June 12 in the Small Assembly Room of the City County Building. If approved, the annexation resolution will be heard at City Council on June 18 and July 2.
Need your buckets or gator tree bags
We planted 33 new trees in circle lake park (LLP&GACL). The trees will need frequent water for the next 2 years. If you have tree bags we can borrow or if you can give us 5 gallon buckets we can convert for watering it would be a great help. Please bring the to the picnic on Saturday. Just put them into the old red Jeep truck in the church parking lot.
Neighborhood Picnic- Rain or Sunshine 4:00 pm Saturday May 4
The Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association (LMHA) Neighborhood Family Picnic is this Saturday May 4 at 4:00 pm rain or sunshine at Lake Hills Church. We will have tables, chairs and food inside the church, so if there is rain, we can still fellowship and visit. Please bring a covered side dish or dessert to share. Pork and Chicken BBQ, tea, lemonade and water will be provided by the LMHA.
We have a Piñata for the kids along with games and crafts. The Garden Club is sponsoring a Plant Swap. There will be a car show on the grounds (weather permitting). Since this is Derby Day, you may wear your Derby attire or Derby hat if you have one- but not required.
The picnic is Free and open to all residents of Lakemoor Hills. Invite your neighbors. Hope to see you there.
Call Suzan at 579-9001 if you have questions.
Neighborhood Picnic is this Saturday
Do you have a favorite car, truck, motorcycle, Jeep, or camper that lives in your garage and never gets out?
Bring it to the Lakemoor Hills Neighborhood Picnic this Saturday- May 4, at 4:00 pm.
Call Mike Parker 865-579-9001 or email at r m p 9 6 4 @ c o m c a s t . n e t
Hope to see you and your wheels there.
Dogwood Trails – Open Gardens
Dogwood Trails – Roll down your car windows or pop that top – slow down and take in the beauty of our peninsula and our city.
Part of the Dogwood Trail experience is specially selected Open Gardens. These are homes, historic sites or area gardens you are allowed to stroll and enjoy. These are open during daylight hours until April 30th.
We have six open gardens in our neighborhood:
1. Thomfordes 3616 Circle Lake
2. Dr. Gillespies 2117 Manor
3. Bill Stoess & Mary Cartwright 4000 Maloney
4. Grafs 3505 Bluff Point
5. Gerkins 2300 Lakemoor.
6. Lakemoor Legacy Park & Gardens at Circle Lake
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Association Meeting last Thursday night
Great to see so many neighbors attend the Association Meeting last Thursday night. What a nice tribute to Charlie Mulligan,.
Everyone enjoyed the social time before the meeting along with the wonderful finger food supplied by Family Meal. They are a nice and talented couple that would love to hear from anyone interested in their food services. Below is the link to their website also in the photo section I have pics of their card. http://www.familymealdfh.com
Return of the Caladiums
Return of the Caladiums … WAIT don’t buy them at a retailer.
The Garden Club will again be offering high quality Caladiums at a lower price than Garden Shops and Box Stores. Direct from the grower they perform much better than the ones you get from a retailer. Details on availability coming soon.
LHHA Meeting starts with a reception at 6:45 on Tuesday, April 16
REMINDER! Tuesday, April 16 at 6:45 PM we will start our LHHA Membership meeting with a reception honoring Charlie Mulligan at Lake Hills Church.
Charlie was instrumental in restarting our homeowners association, setting up the Resource Council , the 501(c)3, and working with TDOT to ensure that our neighbors would have access to BOTH sides of Alcoa Hwy, whether in auto, on foot or on bicycle.
Come join us for a reception with exceptional tasty treats from a special caterer – David Ferguson – and stay to hear the latest that is happening on the Quiet Side of the River. Councilman Carson Dailey will be in attendance and we will hold our annual elections.
Do Not Respond to GoFundMe Scam
Some of you may have received an email that appeared to come through our Lakemoor Hills list serve with the plea asking you to provide money to a child that needs help through a Go Fund Me fund. This is the second time that that particular scam has hit our website and was distributed. Do not respond to the fund request that says Ronnie Recovery Fund.
We are working to ensure that this doesn’t happen again.
Kathy Proctor
The LAST Lloyd Branson Print available
We thought they were all taken, but found one more!
Thanks to the generosity of LHHA member Sally Branson, we were blessed with over 20 prints of the beautiful painting by Lloyd Branson of Blow’s Ferry. If you would like to have this print, please contact Tim McLaughlin . The high quality print is 24″ x 10″. The price is $50 and payable to LHHA. All proceeds go to fund the Alcoa Hwy beautification project.