The Planters Walk HOA would like to present Planters Walk HOA Yard of the Month. The winner for June 2010 is Mr. Luong of 12605 Winget Rd. For pictures and to learn more about the Yard of the Month, please visit the Yard of the Month section of our website.

 

On Saturday June 19th, the Planters Walk Neighborhood Watch Committee conducted their quarterly clean-up, of the 1 mile stretch of Sam Neely.  Special thanks to the following people that came out for the event: Carolyn Tatanish, Paul James and his nephew Rick, Roshelle Moore Jones and her son Keith, LaDawn Schifferli and Keith Schifferli.

Here are some statistics you may find interesting:

Hours the even took - 1.25

Bags filled - 16

Interesting items found - Lawnmower, 4 tires, swimming pool, crib, 2 bassinets, tent, outdoor christmas reindeer and a TV.

 

The following individuals were caught on video, trespassing and damaging the pool area.  Please notify us if you recognize either of these individuals as they not only trespassed, but they also caused damages that will need to be repaired with the HOA dues this community pays.

 

Full video of this is available here.

 

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The HOA Board recently commissioned a Reserve Study for our community.  The purpose of a Reserve Study is to give the community a better idea of what major expenses to expect and an educated estimate of when these expenses will occur. These expenses are with respect to common areas covered by HOA dues.  An Executive Summary of the report can be found here.

 

The route of the rehabilitative work will start along the sewer main at the gravel end of Sam Neely Rd (between Orchard Grass Ct and Planters Estates Drive, and then cross Planters Estates Drive at the 11900 block, and follow the back lot lines between Sunrise View Drive and Seascape Lane. The work in general includes TV inspection and cleaning the sewer main, temporarily pumping the wastewater around the cleaned section of pipe, and then placing a lining inside the sewer main. Each access manhole will then be coated with a lining. The contractor’s work will be limited to the 25 foot wide sanitary sewer easements, and the neighborhood streets. Briefly while the lining is being installed, residents adjacent to the work site may notice the lining’s odor.

 

The HOA financial statements were audit per a request of the board.  The results of that audit have been posted in the documents section of the website.

 

Many of you have asked about the work recently done on the walking trail between the pool and Planters Row Drive. The Board received feedback from many residents concerning the path, and the need to conduct some clean-up and open up the wooded area on either side of the trail. We contracted a local company to do this work, specifically:

The work has been completed and we've heard from residents that they really like how it looks now.

 

We've created a Facebook group for our community. Click here to access it (note if you aren't already on Facebook, you'll need to setup a Facebook account).