Although the system will be started next week, you may wish to wait a few extra days to allow for any debris that remains in the system is able to be flushed out before moving forward with turning on your individual systems.  This may reduce the impact on your individual system sprinklers.  Don't forget to clean the filters on your sprinklers regularly throughout the irrigation season so that your pressure and coverage is not seriously impacted by any debris that may be in the lines. 

 

Please find a link below for Holiday Safety Tips from the Boise Police Department.  Happy and safe holidays to all!

 

 

Please be reminded of the Lakemoor HOA Flag policy as outlined below.  

 

FLAGPOLES: Permanent flagpoles are not allowed in the Lakemoor subdivision. Temporary or removable flagpoles are allowed in the Lakemoor Subdivision. When selecting a US Flag and temporary flagpole, the following specifications must be followed:

• Flagpole – telescoping or removable.
• Material – aluminum.
• Color – aluminum, white, bronze.
• Height – does not exceed the ridge line (highest point of the roof) of the home.
• Base size – maximum 2 ½ inches.
• Halyard – external halyard (nylon ropes) not allowed.
• US FLAG SIZE– 3 FOOT BY 5 FOOT.
• Quantity – one per household.

 

FLYING THE US FLAG
The US Flag may be displayed on a removable pole that is held in place by a bracket placed upon the front of a dwelling. The US Flag must be clean and in good condition, and comply with flag etiquette. A flag should be flown from sunrise to sunset. However, a flag may be displayed 24 hours if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. Flags should not be displayed on inclement weather days, except when an all-weather flag is displayed (all weather – nylon or non-absorbent material). When picking a location for a pole, consideration for neighbors should be given. Means of the flag attachment must be such as to prevent noise in windy conditions.

 

As U.S. flags wear out, they should be disposed of properly.  If you are unsure of how to retire your flag, there are drop locations for such around the valley.  Recent drop locations reported include Wild West Cafe in Eagle, and the Eagle Fire Station.  Most Veteran facilities will have options as well.  Thank you for showing your patriotism!

The irrigation water will be shut off for the season October 30, 2017.  Please plan your individual sprinkler system winterizations accordingly.  Thank you. 

Please find below the City of Eagle "Eagle is Home" planning information.  Although the initial meeting has passed, the plan and other information is still available online for review.  Thank you. 

 

Irrigation water is now available for homeowner use.  Don't forget to clean the filters on your sprinklers regularly throughout the irrigation season so that your pressure and coverage is not seriously impacted by any debris that may be in the lines. 

If you notice water staying on for hours or significant flooding in the common areas, please contact Development Services at (208) 939-6000 during business hours (M-F, 9-5).  If it is after hours and an emergency the issue may be reported to Lawn Co. at (208) 869-8005.  Please only report emergency issues to Lawn Co. after-hours. 

 

Thank you. 

From: Tammy Gordon [mailto:tgordon@cityofeagle.org]
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2017 9:54 AM
To: Stan Ridgeway <sridgeway@cityofeagle.org>
Subject: Potential Flood Emergency 

Emergency management officials as well as experts from the US Army Corps of Engineers and USGS have identified a progression toward possible failure on a levy upstream from the City of Eagle’s floodplain area. 

If a failure happens, the CodeRed system will give out warning to those who have signed up for the system. The time frame is estimated to be at least 12 hours’ notice. 

Although there is no way to predict the exact scenario, it is possible that Eagle Road and some residential roads will not be passible at times. Please do not attempt to cross flowing water. Remember to Turn Around, Don’t Drown.

Though buildings, homes and structures are not thought to be at risk, safety precautions should be exercised by those in the floodplain areas. The removal of motor vehicles, campers, motor-homes, boats and other such vehicles is necessary. It is also critical to the environment to remove chemicals, fertilizers, gas and fuel cans as well as propane tanks from low level areas.

It is also advised to prepare a “go-bag” containing water, clothing and other essentials for each member of the home. 

More information will be released as it becomes available.

CodeRed is a county wide alert system that delivers information to your landline or cell phone. You must sign up for this application for you to receive alerts. Please sign up here: https://public.coderedweb.com/cne/en-US/.... 

You can find out more information on CodeRed by visiting Ada County’s website: https://adacounty.id.gov/Portals/Accem

 

Subdivisions Affected include but may not be limited to:

Banbury

Duck Alley

Island Woods

Laguna Pointe

Lakemoor

Mace River

Rivers End

Streamside

Two Rivers

 

Tammy Gordon

Communications

 City of Eagle

660 E.Civic Ln

Eagle, ID 83616

(208) 489-8790

tgordon@cityofeagle.org

www.cityofeagle.org

 

 

 

 

It has recently come to the HOAs attention that the adverse winter conditions have caused for some metal property/locating pins to raise above the sidewalk in some areas of the community.  Luckily it seems that these pins may be easily hammered back down to sidewalk level with a standard hammer.

 

As a reminder, it is each property owners responsibility to maintain the sidewalk and the landscape strip (with sod, trees, etc.) that is adjacent to their property.  As such, the Board requests that everyone inspect their sidewalks for any protruding pins and take the necessary actions to address the safety concern.  

 

If you notice any pins protruding from sidewalks adjacent to HOA common area property, or on sidewalks along Colchester Dr., please let Shurie with Development Services know the approximate location for follow-up (Shurie@dev-services.com; 208-939-6000x202).

 

Thank you!

 

Lakemoor HOA