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Your Town Lake Hills HOA Board has been hard at work behind the scenes to preserve our community's value and enhance our shared amenities. The exciting news about our splash pad renovation leads the way—engineering work is complete, plans have been submitted to the county, and we're on track to reopen this beloved feature for next swim season. A huge thank you to Tammy Buller for her exceptional leadership on this project!

We're thrilled to welcome Lisa Neff as our new property manager. She's already making a positive impact by actively engaging with residents and working diligently to maintain our neighborhood standards. Remember, those standards exist to protect your property values—which is why we're undertaking several beautification projects, including cleaning and lighting our entrance monuments and performing necessary repairs to the clubhouse roof and windows.

Our security measures have been enhanced with operational cameras that have already proven valuable in addressing issues at the tennis courts. We've also added padlocks to the clay courts to prevent unauthorized use and damage. These efforts reflect our commitment to maintaining amenities for everyone's enjoyment.

A friendly but important reminder: always obtain Architectural Control Committee approval before making exterior modifications to your property—including roof repairs and tree removal. This process isn't designed to create obstacles but to protect you from potentially costly corrections if changes violate our covenants. Dave Windham chairs this committee and is ready to assist with your questions.

We understand the recent assessment may create hardship for some residents. If you need more time or flexibility with payment, please reach out to the board. We're neighbors first and foremost, committed to finding reasonable solutions that work for everyone while ensuring our community thrives.

Have questions or concerns? We encourage you to attend our monthly board meetings or reach out directly to any board member. At Town Lake Hills, we're not just managing a neighborhood—we're building a community where everyone can feel proud to live.

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Summer sunshine brings both exciting developments and necessary financial decisions to Town Lake Hills this July. Our podcast dives into the details of the recently announced $300 special assessment that has left many homeowners with questions. The assessment, due September 1st, will fund a complete renovation of our community splash pad—a project already underway with an initial deposit made and completion targeted for next swim season.

Great news for pool-goers! Both the North and East pools are now open, though with different closing dates and schedules. North Pool remains available until September 28th, operating 9am-9pm daily, while East Pool closes slightly earlier on September 1st with 10am-9pm hours. Parents should note the important lifeguard schedule change coming August 2nd, when coverage shifts to weekends only. 

The newsletter highlights an upcoming Back to School Ice Cream Social at the playground on July 27th from 2-3pm, featuring the Pit Stop Ice Cream Truck (RSVP required at [email protected]).

Community remains at the heart of everything we do. The podcast celebrates recent graduates heading to prestigious universities, introduces tennis director Mark Bilson and his team who offer lessons for all ages and skill levels, and reminds residents about weekly Tuesday night pickleball on courts 9 and 10. 

Whether you're concerned about assessments or simply want to get more involved, your voice matters. Join us at our monthly board meetings or reach out directly to any board member—we're here to serve you and build a stronger Town Lake Hills together.

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Summer's in full swing at Town Lake Hills, and our latest podcast brings you the essential neighborhood updates you need to know about right now.

Board President Gary and Sean dive straight into significant community changes, beginning with board transitions as we say goodbye to long-serving member Jim Nielsen, who stepped down for family reasons. We're also welcoming Casey Lusk as our new property manager from Sixes Management, with plans to establish regular clubhouse hours for resident convenience.

The swimming facilities discussion brings good news as the North Pool sports a fresh look with new tile, plaster, and furniture. But the spotlight falls on our splash pad project – currently closed but with big plans ahead. Thanks to Tammy Bullard's tireless efforts coordinating vendors and designs, we're moving forward with transforming the original wading pool into a modern splash pad facility. Construction begins this fall after pool season ends, with the new feature scheduled to debut for the 2025 season opening.

We don't shy away from difficult topics, explaining why a one-time $300 special assessment became necessary to fund this improvement. After exploring alternatives like loans (which would incur interest) or timeline extensions (risking further inflation impacts), this approach emerged as the most financially responsible path to restore and enhance this valued amenity for families. Watch for official notices arriving soon with payment due September 1st.

The podcast wraps with updates on the recently completed East Streets repaving project and special messages from Tammy Bullard about splash pad progress and tennis pro Mark Billson inviting residents to discover the lifelong benefits of tennis, regardless of experience level.

Want to stay connected with neighborhood developments? Tune in monthly for these important updates and reach out anytime with questions or concerns. Your engagement makes Town Lake Hills the vibrant community we all love.

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Summer's heating up in Town Lake Hills, but our North Pool remains temporarily closed due to delayed plaster and tile work. We're working closely with Cherokee County to complete the necessary inspections as quickly as possible, hopefully within the week. While this isn't the summer kickoff we'd hoped for, we're committed to getting our community facilities back in operation.

Our neighborhood podcast is gaining momentum with 26 downloads of our first episode! We've made several improvements based on your feedback, including a direct email feature on the Town Lake Hills Board website. Future episodes will expand to include updates from our SPLASH Committee, Social Committee, and Architectural Control Committee to keep you even better informed about all neighborhood matters.

For residents who've noticed damage to curbs or sidewalks from the recent asphalting project, help is available. Patrick Bradshaw, the SPLOST Roadway Program Director, can be reached at 770-721-7818 and has been very responsive in addressing resident concerns. The county has already marked several areas for repair, demonstrating their commitment to resolving these issues promptly. We've seen firsthand how quick action from neighbors has resulted in contractors returning to fix damaged areas.

As we navigate these early summer challenges together, we remain dedicated to transparent communication and swift resolution of community concerns. Keep an eye out for North Pool reopening announcements, and don't hesitate to reach out through our new direct email feature with any questions or feedback. Subscribe to our podcast for the most current updates, and help us grow our listener base by sharing with your neighbors!

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Ever wondered what's really happening with that neighborhood repaving project or when the pools will open? The Town Lake Hills Board pulls back the curtain in our inaugural podcast episode, giving you direct access to the decision-makers shaping our community.

Board President Gary Winchester joins host Sean Kaufman to introduce the entire HOA leadership team and explain their mission to increase transparency and communication with residents. For too long, misconceptions have circulated due to limited interactions between the board and community members. This podcast aims to change that dynamic by providing regular updates and encouraging resident participation at monthly meetings.

The conversation covers several timely topics, including the recently completed east-side asphalt project, the opening of both community pools for the summer season, and details about the upcoming $450,000 splash pad renovation. Winchester provides candid insights about the engineering requirements and county code compliance issues that have complicated what might seem like a straightforward project. Parents will appreciate the gentle reminders about pool safety and proper use of tennis facilities as we enter the busy summer months.

Perhaps most importantly, this episode extends a warm invitation to all residents to attend the June 16th board meeting at 5:30 PM at the clubhouse. The first 30 minutes are specifically reserved for public comments, giving you the chance to voice concerns, ask questions, and connect with your elected board representatives. We're committed to open governance and genuinely want to hear from you! Mark your calendars, bring your questions, and help us build a stronger Town Lake Hills community together.