Trash Overfloweth

The Village is growing and many people are currently here enjoying the beautiful weather. This has presented some issues with the trash containers. HOAMCO is working to alleviate the problem.

On Tuesday an additional roll-off will be delivered. We anticipate that this will solve the problem. The roll-offs have been filling fast so there has been no place to dump the household trash.

Please remember that the roll-offs are for lot debris only. Lot debris is defined as tree branches, leaves, pine needles and weeds. Furniture, appliances, big/bulky items and contractor scrap is to be removed from the community. The Village has no way to deal with this type of litter. As you can see in the picture above, some of those items have been left in front of the household trash containers.

For your reference, a sign is in the area of the trash containers as a reminder. Your cooperation will make life in the Village better for everyone.

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Parking Lot Maintenance

The lower half of the clubhouse parking lot (from the entrance at the laundry room to the northwest corner of the building) will be closed June 18th & 19^th. This is being done in order to prepare for the slurry seal. The rest of the parking lot and the clubhouse will be available via the far west entrance.

The laundry room will be closed on June 18^th and 19^th. If you use the laundry room on a regular basis, please plan ahead as no one will have access to the laundry room on June 18^th and 19^th.

While we would like to do street and parking lot maintenance when there are fewer people enjoying the Village, the slurry seal can only be done in certain weather conditions. Summer presents the time for such conditions. In addition, the companies who do this type of work are in our area now.

Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated.

Concrete Repair Complete

The barricades will be removed tomorrow. Traffic will then be able to access all streets until we begin work on the other streets.

Road Repair Update

Turtle Creek was finished yesterday and the barricades have been removed. The contractor will be back to finish as soon as he can pick up the materials.

Thanks for your patience during this process.

Heads Up! Quit Driving on Closed Streets!

The concrete contractor was hoping to finish the streets in the Village this week. However, he can’t get more material until next Thursday.  He will do as much as he can.  He is hoping to finish Tender Foot Trail and Saddlebag.

A big thanks to the drivers of the two vehicles that ran over the contractor’s cones and signs today on the section of Horseshoe between Hanging Tree and Elizabeth. The signs blew down but there were twelve cones in the way.  One of the drivers then got out and put up the sign they drove over. This means they drove through his hard work, knowing they were doing so.  This part now looks like crap, just like Kathryn and Mogollon.

Please understand that while these repairs are being done, drivers can avoid ruining the concrete by driving the wrong way on one-way streets.

Concrete Repair Update

Things are moving along.  The contractor has about fifty yards on south Kathryn Avenue and all of Hanging Tree to finish.  An important preparation tool broke on Friday and the parts should arrive on Wednesday or Thursday.  All in all, things are going a bit slower than hoped but that is the reality of construction. Repairs will move to Tenderfoot when the parts arrive and keep working north.

Yesterday after the contractor left, someone much more important than the rest of the residents, removed the caution tape and cones between the road closed signs on Kathryn and drove down the road, tracking material everywhere and messing up the contractor’s hard work.

Just a reminder that everyone, not just the culprit, is paying for any work that must be redone. Also, it means the roads are closed for longer. If you see something, say something.

Please Stay Off Of Streets That Are Being Repaired

Apparently, three notices of street repairs were not enough. If your street is blocked with signs, cones, ribbon or anything that can be construed as trying to keep cars off the street, please comply. The contractor has been nice enough to go door-to-door to speak with residents that are in the Village and his words have rung hollow.

Someone has already decided that the notices and barriers do not apply to them. Some repairs might need to be repeated because people either drove over the crack seal patches or walked through them.

PLEASE DON’T DRIVE ON BLOCKED STREETS. THIS APPLIES TO EVERYONE. NO ONE IS EXEMPT FROM THIS; OTHERWISE, THERE WOULD BE NO NEED TO GIVE ADVANCE NOTICE.