Moore’s Landing Q4 2016 Newsletter

Neighborhood Parking

As mentioned in our last newsletter, MLHOA’s Covenants and Restrictions specifically address the issue of on-street parking by indicating that cars are not permitted to be parked on-street for periods over 24 hours in any calendar week. The on-street parking spaces are intended for visiting relatives/friends and business vehicles servicing the homeowner. There are seventy-one (71) homes in our neighborhood and fifty-nine (59) on-street parking spaces. Let’s be considerate of our neighbors and make every effort to park personal vehicles in garages and/or driveways whenever possible. Continued violation of this covenant will require resolution by the MLHOA Board.

Pet Clean Up/Control

The MLHOA Board continues to receive complaints from our homeowners concerning pets (dogs AND cats) that are allowed to roam free in the neighborhood and “do their business” wherever convenient. It was pointed out in our previous newsletter that there are two (2) dog waste bag stations strategically located in our neighborhood. Please take advantage of these stations to help keep our neighborhood clean…we all appreciate it!

Political Signs

Section 11 of the MLHOA Covenants indicates that no sign, advertisement, billboard, or advertising structure of any kind shall be erected upon or displayed or otherwise exposed in view on any Lot. While we are in the election season, political signs are NOT permitted.

Sidewalk Tree Replacement

Homeowners interested in replacing the trees between the sidewalk and the street, for any reason, may do so at their own expense; however, submission of an Architectural Review Form is required prior to beginning work.  Homeowners may replace the tree with either the same kind of tree, or a Red Maple. The new tree must be a minimum of two (2) inches in diameter and must be placed in the same location as the tree that was removed.

Clean up, Fix Up, Paint Up

Fall is a good time to prune bushes and clean up landscaping, mulch, trim trees, touch up paint of trim and porches, and re-stain fences.  Let’s keep Moore’s Landing looking beautiful!

FYI-Cherry Trees on Lewisburg Pike

There has been some inquiring about why the Cherry trees along Lewisburg Pike look dead this time of year. We wanted you to know that while they have what is called shot hole fungus, they are fine. The fungus causes the trees to prepare for winter early, but rest assured they will bloom beautifully again in the spring.

Upcoming Social Events

Chili Cook off – 10/21/16 – more details to come as date approaches

Reminder:

Visit the following url to keep up with meeting minutes, and to reference MLHOA Covenants, architectural forms, etc.

http://mooreslanding.blogspot.com/

Enjoy the fall!