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August 2019 President’S Message TALL TIMBERS OWNERS NEWSLETTER | AUGUST 2019 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful Fourth of July weekend. We are thankful we dodged Tropical Storm Barry, with no damage to our subdivision. Our goal is to have all residents sign up for text alerts for any emergencies we TTOA OFFICERS may encounter; text alerts provides updates and informs if an evacuation has been ordered. In the meantime, consider use of Nextdoor. Nextdoor is a social network President- Gilbert Crowden for your neighborhood and a good way to stay informed. When posting (504) 329-6640 information pertaining to Tall Timbers Subdivision, you can elect to send the message to only Tall Timbers residents and not have your message viewed by the Vice President- Laura Calcagno entire Westbank. (504) 931-8504 During Tropical Storm Barry, the City of New Orleans and Councilwoman Palmer’s office did a great job keeping residents informed, as well as informing Secretary- Lisa Diggs Algiers President’s Council. This communication allowed me to post updates as [email protected] they were received. Tropical Storm Barry served as a good practice run, let’s continue to be prepared for all weather events. Treasurer- Jay Fielding Summer is coming to an end and Eisenhower School will open August 5, 2019. (504) 388-0174 Remember we live in a school zone, and residents should adhere to the posted speed limit. If residents continue to ignore the speed limit in the subdivision, we COMMITTEE CHAIRS will request the city to install speed cameras. A gentle reminder, the school was Legal- John Waters here when you moved here. This request is to keep students and Tall Timbers residents safe. Security- Danny Ellis I continue to get phone calls and emails from residents about lose pets. Complaints are numerous and has gotten out of control. Please if you own a dog, Architectural- Tom Reeves check to ensure your fence and gates are secured. Too many large dogs are terrorizing our neighborhood and residents. I would also ask residents to keep your Special Events- Ricky Scaggs dog(s) on the leach when walking them, and don’t forget to clean up after your dogs. No resident wants to walk in your dog’s waste, nor clean up after your dog. TTOA residents are witnessing many residents turning their dogs lose in Collins Park Beautification- to do their business. Collins Park is not a dog park. There are TTOA residents that play in the park with their kids. We don’t want to get to a point where pets are not Newsletter- Donna Glover allowed in the park. Finally, we are approaching the eighth month of the year- August, and currently Section Reps- Alida Johnson 19% of TTOA residents have not paid their TTOA dues. Dues are not an optional fee, it is mandatory. Tall Timbers Security I encourage those that have not paid their dues to pay now versus later. TTOA Office: (504) 393-2923 Cell: (504) 202-8690 board will not waive late fees, court fees or attorney fees. Everyone has had a chance to make payment arrangements with our treasurer. Delinquent dues are Tall Timbers web address: no longer turned over to a collection agency, we deal directly with the courts. http://talltimbersnola.org Enjoy the rest of your summer. If you are not traveling, enjoy the city by being a tourist in your hometown. See you around the neighborhood! Gilbert Crowden – TTOA 2019 President TTOA Section Representatives Section Rep 1A Post Oak 3700 - 3844 Gilbert & Donna Crowden 329-6640 Section Rep 1A Post Oak 3900 - 4030 Vacant Section Rep 2A Inwood 3900 - 3964 George & Deidra Cleggett 669-3892 Section Rep 2A Inwood 4000 - 4108 Robert Onsgard 812-7303 Section Rep 2B Pin Oak 4000 - 4043 Phil & Charlene Sciortino 394-1851 Section Rep 2B Pin Oak 3900 - 3950 Len & Vicki Hale 392-5093 Section Rep 3A Inwood 3700 - 3776 Gary & Linda Cheramie 394-2017 Section Rep 3A Inwood 3800 - 3877 Mary Alice Carlton 390-8814 Section Rep 3B Pin Oak 3700 - 3764 Kim Maloz 394-2274 Section Rep 3B Pin Oak 3800 - 3865 Section Rep 4A Tall Timbers 3601 - 3641 Nina Simmons 909-7480 Section Rep 4A Tall Timbers 4012 - 4048 Gibert & Donna Crowden 329-6640 Section Rep 4B Tall Pines 3701 - 3945 Eddie & Marion Taylor 433-3772 Section Rep 5A Pin Oak 3500 - 3669 Brad Guraisco 376-3308 Section Rep 5B Inwood 3500 - 3562 Cherie Spooner 433-3888 Section Rep 5B Inwood 3600 - 3670 Kenneth & Lydia Jackson 392-2338 Section Rep 6A Post Oak 3600 - 3661 Nina Simmons 909-7480 Section Rep 6A Post Oak 3500 - 3661 Mike & Kimrel Burk 393-1676 Section Rep 6B White Oak 3500 - 3661 Ryan Stubblefield 444-1164 Section Rep 7A N Teak 3801 - 3873 Pierre & Kay Hjartberg 394-1590 Section Rep 7B Red Oak 3625 - 3767 Rickie Kramer 392-9961 Section Rep 7B Red Oak 3771 - 3824 Donna St Louis 392-5293 Ricky Scaggs 231-5190 Section Rep 8A Mimosa Ct 3500 - 3600 Keisa and Bandele Alexander 939-9394 Section Rep 8A Mimosa Ct 3601 - 3784 Brian & Susan Yokum 392-6731 Section Rep 8B Mimosa Dr 3801 - 3969 Jimmy Michelli 392-4326 Section Rep 8B Mimosa Dr 3900 - 3969 939-9394 Section Rep 9A Peach Tree 3800 - 3873 Monica & Calvin Turner 391-2947 Section Rep 9A Peach Tree 3900 - 3982 Tommy & Arlene Ogg 394-9869 Section Rep 9B Silver Maple 3500 - 3773 Leon Prout 392-4616 Section Rep 9B Silver Maple 3800 - 3950 Cesliy Roberts 286-0224 Section Rep 10 Red Cypress 3700 - 3772 Rich & Lisa George 394-6402 Section Rep 10 Red Cypress 3802 - 3871 Nina Simmons 909-7480 August is the eighth month of the year and the fifth of seven months to have a length of 31 days. August was named to honor the first Roman emperor (and grandnephew of Julius Caesar), Augustus Caesar. August 1, traditionally known as Lammas Day, marked the beginning of the harvest. August 11 marks the end of the Dog Days of Summer, which began on July 3. August 2019 | Fun Things to Do What You Should Know Satchmo SummerFest Articles in the newsletter may be repeated. The intent August 2-4 isn’t to be redundant, but to inform and encourage all New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Mint TTOA residents to prepare, so all can remain safe. New Orleans, LA Many residents were surprised how quickly streets flooded two weeks ago, prior to Tropical Storm Barry. Minnesota Vikings & New Orleans Saints (Preseason) It is important that drains remain clear and free from Friday, August 9 @ 7pm debris. Mercedes Benz Superdome NOLA Downtown Music & Arts Festival A gentle reminder following Tropical Storm Barry Saturday, August 24 – Sunday, August 25 Hurricane season lasts from June 1st to November Duncan Plaza, 343-349 Loyola Avenue 30th. Now is the time to review your emergency plan to make sure there are no gaps in communication in Running of the Bulls case of a severe weather event. Please make time to Friday, August 23 – Sunday, August 25 revisit your plans now to ensure that you and your The Sugar Mill family, are ready for all scenarios. Miami Dolphins vs New Orleans Saints (Preseason) If you’re out of town, and a mandatory evacuation is Thursday, August 29 @ 7pm called- fell free to contact our Security Contractor for Mercedes Benz Superdome updates. Southern Decadence Larry Geary: Office: (504) 393-2923 August 29 – September 2 Cell: (504) 202-8690 French Quarter * * * Gentle Reminder – Regarding Parking Parking in the wrong direction is a safety hazard. When parking on a two-way street, cars should be parked with the right-hand wheels parallel to the curb. When parking in the wrong direction, you are crossing traffic illegally to park, and when pulling out you are once again crossing traffic illegally. This is dangerous. Vehicles should be parked facing in the same direction as traffic. New Orleans Department of Public Works/Parking Division issues citations when parking regulations are violated. Hurricanes and Tropical Weather During hurricane season (June 1st toPreparedness November 30th), dangers from storms include high winds, heavy rain, tornadoes, flooding, and power outages. Depending on a storm’s severity, the City of New Orleans might issue a mandatory evacuation order. If the City issues a mandatory evacuation, all residents and visitors must leave. If an evacuation is not ordered, it's up to you to decide to evacuate or shelter in place. Shelter in place (Find a safe location indoors and stay there until you are given an “all clear” or told to evacuate.) Gather what you’ll need to shelter in place • Non-perishable food for 3 days • 3 gallons of water per person • Manual can opener • Flashlight & extra batteries • Matches or lighter • First Aid Kit • Week’s supply of prescription medications • Radio (battery operated or hand crank) • Books & games Prepare for power & water outages • Sign up for the special needs registry if you need power for medical equipment. • Fill your bathtub with water to clean and flush toilets. • Turn your fridge to its lowest temperature. • Charge electronic devices. • Preserve cell phone battery life. • Stay away from low-hanging or downed power lines. Stay safe and informed • Bring pets inside. • Lock doors and windows. Close curtains and blinds. • Stay inside until officials say otherwise. • Call 911 in an emergency. Call 311 for information or to report non-emergency service requests like downed trees. • Storms can be scary for children. Talk to your family about what’s happening and keep games and toys on hand to entertain. Visit ready.nola.gov/plan/hurricane/ for additional information. Source: City of New Orleans | Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Tall Timbers Association Dues are now past due.
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