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April 2005
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This
year’s dues are $110. Make checks
payable to Harrison Park Homeowners Association. Checks can be mailed to Karla Duff at 213
Thames River Road or given directly to your block representative. Thank you for your prompt response.
Entryway Construction Project
The
entryway project is underway and on schedule.
Three block representatives worked with Buckley’s Landscaping workers to
pull shrubs, remove pavers and generally assist where
possible.
A sub-surface water tap has been installed to adequately water the plants to assure they take root upon initial installation and to help them survive future dry periods.
The new plan calls for replacing all existing materials with new plants, rock, mulch, cobblestones, and stepping-stones. The sign, lighting and lampposts will remain undisturbed.
The project is targeted for completion by
May 31st.
The entryway design plan sheet can be viewed at the HP website
(www.harrisonpark.net)
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www.harrisonpark.net
Our website is an easy and convenient way to stay in-tune with the latest neighborhood news.
Check it out often!
Neighborhood Garage Sale
May
7th 8:00 a.m. to 12:00
Spring Cleaning! It’s
time to clear out your closets, toy boxes and garages. To help promote attendance, the sale will be
advertised in the
Neighborhood Goodwill
Drop
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May 7th 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
Donations! To help rid you of unsold garage sale items,
a Goodwill truck will be available for an hour immediately following the
sale. Items not sold can be easily
donated! Examples of acceptable items
include clothing, shoes, purses, bed linens, dishes, knick-knacks
(generally, most items smaller than a microwave). The truck will be parked on the east end of
Whig Street. A Goodwill representative
will monitor the truck. Receipts for tax
purposes will be available.
The stepping stone pavers, the bench and the two sign lights used in the entryway are for sale and will go to the highest bidder.
43 Pavers – 18” square, red in color, should cover about 10’ x 10’ area, and are in good shape with approximately 14 years wear. Starting Bid $20
2
Outdoor light fixtures – 150 Watts.
Old and warn, but work. Starting
Bid $5 each
1 bench – 8’ long, wood
slates, iron ends, decent shape. Starting
Bid $40
Contact Jon McCormick at
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A city endorsed Neighborhood Watch program requires an active partnership with the local law enforcement agency, a police department crime prevention officer and neighborhood residents. There are other requirements such as periodic program meetings, contacting residents and displaying participation stickers by 80% of subdivision residents.
Debbie Broughton will chair the Program. Look for Debbie and other committee members to contact you about displaying a participation sticker in your window.
Call upon your neighbors for
assistance.
Refer to your HP Phone Directory for a complete list of names, phone numbers and services provided by neighborhood residents.
An electronic version of the directory can be obtained by e-mailing the Webmaster from the HP Website (www.harrisonpark.net).
The HP Moms Group welcomes new comers. Please join your (female, adult) neighbors for food, drinks, and conversation.
Thursday,
May 12, - La Mex
Tuesday,
June 7, - Magic Kitchen
Monday,
July 11, - Westwoods Lodge
Wednesday, August 10, - Old Lux
Contact Tori Barnes at
After several years of
participation, Jim Welch and Kent Kraft have resigned from the HP Board. Both have contributed greatly resolving
subdivision matters and hosting annual events.
Their input and energy will certainly be missed.
Welcome Mark Raffa and Ellen Sage!
An HP resident for several years, Ellen brings a depth of experience to the board. Ellen represents the north end of Old Tippecanoe.
Mark has also lived in
