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5 MB 16Th Jul 2020 August 2019 LegacyLegacy ParkPark OWNOWN ERALDERALD TT HHFor Official HOA News & Information www.legacypark.org Volume 21, Issue 8, August 2019 Saturday auguSt 3rd 8-10 pm Come to the Circle Drive at the Tennis Courts and enjoy LP's 2nd Teen Foam Party. This event is for 13-16 year old residents only. A foam pit will be inflated and a foam canon going ... come dance, play, have fun and celebrate the beginning of a new school year while DJ Jay Bird plays music and facilitates games. This Fun Event is Sponsored by: Patrick Ridley, Farmers Insurance, Karl Phillips, Realtor, Legacy Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry, Eaton Chiropractic, DayCo Systems, All Star Lawn and Landscaping Back to School Pool Changes Inside this Issue . Pool Hours: Main & Quiet Pools: 6:00 am – 10:00 pm Property Management Update....................2 HOA News & Information.........................3 Lullwater & Winterthur Pools: 6:00 am – 9:00 pm Good to Know...............................................4 Activities & Events........................................6 Guard Hours (Saturday & Sundays ONLY): Calendar of Events.......................................7 Main Pool: 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Tennis News...................................................8 Lullwater Pool: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm Sports Update/School News.......................9 Winterthur Pool: 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 pm Club & Committee News...........................10 Quiet Pool: NO GUARD ON DUTY Spirit of America Memories......................12 Yard of The Month.....................................14 Guards will be on duty at the Main Pool the week Newsletter Information..............................15 of September 23rd – 27th from 11 am – 10 pm. More detailed information on Page 3 HOA News & Information PROPERTY MANAGEMENT UPDATES It has been an exciting year of landscaping projects. The Board has approved a number of them in order to maintain the beauty of our common areas. As an aging community, there are many areas to address and the Board has been diligent in their efforts. Here's an update on what we've had going on the past few weeks: Landscape – The landscape work is continuing throughout Legacy Park. Most of the circle work has been done. The irrigation between the Amphitheater and the Highcroft entrance has been completed. Sod will be added to that area next week. We are still working on the planned areas for new sod, once that is completed, some other areas on the circle need attention. Mulch has been added to the tennis area and a pine straw installation is scheduled for the circle entrances. The gravel maintenance work on the trails will begin in the next two weeks. Please use caution while the crews are working in these areas. Painting Projects – We will begin working on getting the guardrails, light poles and white curbs on the Circle painted, as well as the wooden fence at Bellingrath. The streetlights in the community are scheduled to be painted by Georgia Power this summer. The Pool House, Tennis Pavillion, Bell Tower and sign boards have all been painted. Tennis Courts – Look for new Pickelball lines and nets on four courts. Clubhouse – We are working on getting the exterior of the clubhouse painted and the interior furnishings revamped. Playgrounds – Monthly inspections on the playgrounds continue. We have continued with new mulch and will do so until all the sites have been refreshed. 2 HOA News & Information POOL - REMINDERS LANDSCAPING TIPS FOR AUGUST The Legacy Park swimming pools will remain staffed with guards BY HUTCHESON HORTICULTURAL on Saturdays and Sundays only through Labor Day. The weekdays will be “Swim at your own Risk”. No one under the age of 16 is • Mow, trim and edge lawn areas permitted during this time without adult supervision! • Prune shrubs as needed All the Legacy Park pools, except the Main Pool, will close for the season on Labor Day, September 2nd. The Main Pool will remain open through Sunday, September 29th. The weekdays will be • Prune hydrangea after the blooms fade “Swim at your own Risk” at the Main Pool. No one under the age of 16 is permitted during this time without adult supervision! • Remove faded flower heads from Crape Myrtles Please remember the following rules regarding swimming: Ages 11 and under: You must have a person over age 16 with you • Inspect trees, shrubs and turf for insect and at all times. disease (Treat as necessary) Ages 12 – 15: You can swim unaccompanied by an adult only during guard hours. • Continue flower maintenance (Deadheading, Ages 16 and over: You are permitted to swim during all open pool fertilization and weeding as necessary) hours. Pool hours: • Apply post-emergent to control weeds as Main & Quiet Pools: 6:00 am – 10:00 pm necessary Lullwater & Winterthur Pools: 6:00 am – 9:00 pm • Apply slow release fertilizer to warm season turf Guard Hours (Saturday & Sundays ONLY) Main Pool: 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Lullwater Pool: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm • Check and adjust irrigation system Winterthur Pool: 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 pm Quiet Pool: NO GUARD ON DUTY Guards will be on duty at the Main Pool the week of September 23rd – 27th from 11 am – 10 pm The Main Pool will close for the season Sunday, September 29th. A Note From Covenants... Over the summer, we’ve had many new residents decide to make our amazing neighborhood their new home. This seems like the perfect opportunity to give a little covenants refresher. Whether you’ve been here since 1995 or joined us this week, you might not know or remember some of these. First, lets talk trash cans…trash cans go out on Sunday night and need to come in on Monday evening. Trash cans need to be stored either in (not in front of) the garage or side of the house... least visible from the street. Next, yards should be mowed every 7-9 days, sometimes more when it’s really rainy. Bag those clippings and leave them out on Sunday night with the trash. Along with mowing regularly, landscape beds need to be weeded regularly as well. Unfortunately, the deer only help with eating the flowers, yet mostly leave the weeds alone, but it seems they like the ones in the flower pots the best. If your pots become empty, please either fill them or remove them from your front porch. One last thing about landscaping…if you plan to change anything, give us a ring in the office. We can point you to the Modification Form on the website and help walk you through to make sure you have everything that the ARC would need to review your request. Please remember ALL MODIFICATIONS to the exterior of your home and property must be approved by the ARC before work begins, including the back yard. Have plans to install a fence or remove a tree? If so, a permit from the City of Kennesaw is required and must be submitted before tree work begins. Please also notify the office by submitting a modification form. The best advice that any homeowner here should keep in the back of their mind is to take a walk around your house once every few months. Look at the mailbox, landscape beds, the yard, siding, and trim objectively to see if there are any areas that need a good cleaning or replacement. It’s much easier (and sometimes cheaper) to fix issues while they’re small instead of ignoring them until they’re large…or pointed out by someone else. If you ever have questions, please call the office. We love talking to our neighbors! Legacy Park Town Herald 3 Dogs must be on a leash when on DELIVERY OF TOWN HERALD Legacy Park common property All official Legacy Park Committees or Groups that are interested in fundraising by delivering the Legacy Park Town Herald in 2020, please send your requests to [email protected]. If we do not have enough Legacy Park groups sign up, we do maintain a list of outside organizations that have shown interest in this fundraising opportunity. 2020 BUDGET PLANNING The Legacy Park HOA is gearing up for the 2020 budget. It’s hard to DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING believe it’s that time of year again; it does come around so fast! All homeowners, Legacy Park groups, and neighborhoods are welcome to IN YOUR COMMUNITY? submit budget requests to the HOA office. Requests should be made in writing and submitted to the property manager by September 23rd. Please take time to visit www.legacypark.org to sign up Please include as much information as possible concerning your budget to receive e-mails from the HOA office about the events request. happening here. The sign-up section is located on the top right side of the home page under Resident Portal. On our Requests will be reviewed by the appropriate committee (if applicable), website, you can also register for sports and events. We also the Finance Committee and the Legacy Park Board of Directors during have special events, like the Garage Sale, that you can the 2020 budget planning process. There are no guarantees that any or register for, too. You can also find and print documents, all requests will have funds allocated, but all requests will be considered. such as the Clubhouse Rental Agreement, Design The Finance Committee meetings will be posted on the website; Legacy Guidelines, or Modification Applications. You can also find Park members are welcome to attend to view the process of preparing a a map of our disc golf course, how to reserve a court for budget for our community. tennis, and any information about upcoming events. The budget will be presented for approval at the November Board If you have a Facebook account, please “like” our page meeting.
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