The Secret Woods chili cook-off will be October 25, beginning at 4 p.m. at the neighborhood pool. For the details on this and other neighborhood news read the September minutes.
Read about the plans being made in your neighborhood by reading the August Secret Woods board minutes. Continue reading
Look for umbrella upgrades coming soon to the Secret Woods neighborhood pool. For details on this and other recent neighborhood news read the July board minutes.
Many of us have been putting our garbage cans too close together for the new collection trucks. As a result, the driver has to get out and re-position the cans before the arm can pick up a can and dump it. This brief video shows how it’s done. When setting out your garbage be sure to set the cans at least three feet part. The handle should always be facing you as opposed to the street. For more information on garbage pick up click here.
The ant issue at the neighborhood tennis court has been remedied. To get the details on the rest of the neighborhood news read the June minutes. Continue reading
Read the May minutes for highlights from the annual homeowners meeting and other neighborhood news. Continue reading
The neighborhood’s 2015 spending plan has been approved by the board. For the details on this and the other neighborhood news read April’s board minutes. Continue reading
The Secret Woods board is proposing an amendment to the neighborhood covenants that frowns on homeowners doing any outdoor work on Sundays that involves mechanical devices that emit noise. The proposed amendment would also prohibit “offensive activities” which “may become a nuisance or annoyance to the neighborhood.” Continue reading
Webmaster’s note: Minutes withheld from the neighborhood webmaster have now been received and published, dating back to September 2013. According to the November 2013 board minutes, the board voted to delay publishing. The archived minutes are available here. They have been back dated, with notations.
The Secret Woods board reports Paradise Pools estimated the cost to replace a light at the neighborhood pool would be $2,500. Read this month’s board minutes for the details and other neighborhood news. Continue reading
