Congratulations to our latest Yard of the Month winner! It’s the Anderson/Tom residence on Flying Bridge. Thanks to the owners for being an asset to our neighborhood!
The feedback on a new format for the bi-annual membership meeting was positive. We had a chance to meet everyone, share a cup of coffee and kolaches before the meeting. The bylaws change was approved and the new seawall discussed. We announced that Allen Pritchard has resigned from the board due to work commitments. Per the bylaws, a member is appointed by the president to fill out the remainder of the term. Jean Calkins was appointed to this position. Welcome to Jean!
We also reviewed the progress we’ve made in the past 6 months:
- Seawall addition complete
- Sinking fund established for financing of long term park projects
- Pavilion Bldg clean-out and clean up, inside and out; powerwashed
- Park signs repainted
- Park benches restained
- Pier grate installed at shoreline
- Park sign area landscaped
- Fence erected between Loon Bay and Harbor Point POAs
- Ten on Tuesday program established in Harbor Point first; now a citywide program
- Yard of the Month expanded to monthly year-round program
- Holiday Lights contest was a great success!
- Neighborhood Watch monthly programs
- Ladies Lunch Bunch continues to grow
- Streamlined processes for member database, renewals and email list
Thanks for a great meeting and member support.
After the meeting, the gate code was to be changed. However, due to lock problems, this was delayed until Sunday. Thanks to Rick Parker and Bob Cassady for repairing the lock!
The new code was included on the meeting post card sent to all paid up members.
Posted in News |
Our Park PerkUp day was a great success! Our signs have been repainted, the benches have a new dark stain and sealer coat, and the pavilion’s been power washed. You’ll also notice that the landscaping has been reenergized for the spring, and new green trash bins are in just-painted holders. There is also a new metal grate where the pier meets land.
Thanks to the sixteen volunteers that participated in this project to spiff up our park!
Posted in News |
We just completed a joint project with the Loon Bay POA to fence across a lot that connects our two subdivisions. It’s been used as an unauthorized cut-through from Commodore in our subdivision to Loon Bay.
The two POAs split material costs and we pitched in to volunteer labor for the installation work. Harry McCune, president of the Loon Bay POA, found a great deal on Craig’s List ($80) for all of the material!
Thanks to HPPOA volunteers Rick Vannett, Denny Bray and Rich Casey who worked alongside three volunteers from Loon Bay.
Posted in News |
In keeping with Harbor Point’s Neighborhood Watch mission of a safe, connected and beautiful neighborhood, we are happy to announce a special guest speaker. Rick Hirsch, Henderson County Extension Agent – Agriculture, will speak at the next HP Watch meeting Monday, Mar. 11 at 10 a.m. at Harbor Point Park. 
We will meet inside the Harbor Point Pavilion.
Rick writes a weekly column that is printed in nine newspapers, and broadcasts a daily County Agents Report on KCKL radio. Rick is the instructor for the Henderson County Master Gardener program.
Rick will be speaking on on Xeriscape and drought tolerant plants along with the Top Three Landscaping Ideas to save money on your water bill.
Neighborhood Watch meetings are open to all residents of Harbor Point.
Posted in News |
Many thanks to Harbor Point neighbors that have adopted the Ten on Tuesday initiative. This just asks everyone to pick up ten pieces of trash every Tuesday.
Some of our neighbors have done this and much more for quite a while. Dan Madrano, shown here, carries two bags with him on his daily walks… one for trash and the other for recycling.
The Ten on Tuesday effort will soon spread citywide! Find out more in the President’s Notes.
Posted in News |
