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The Brigham Lakes' HOA 2018 community goal will be investing in the enhancement of  our neighborhood's appearance, how to increase property values and cut cost that contributed to increased HOA dues. To continue building community relationships.  Building volunteer work groups that will either assist, plan or take lead during holiday celebrations and community events.  Presenting proposals and voting on possible additions to our common areas such as a tennis court or a community center.  Continue improving our Lakes and drainage areas in preparation for the coming storm season.  Finally, none of this can be achieve if we don’t work together, know our Covenant and demonstrate a wiliness to invest into striving for a better community. Thank you all!  

 


October 2018-Halloween For Kids!!

Once again “We” are asking for volunteers to help with the setup of Haunted booths & donate bagged candy for the “Brigham Lakes Haunted  Gazebo” .  We also welcome those who wish to setup there own booth. Last year we had 3 Haunted booths , apple bobbing and a stump firer for marshmallows & hotdogs.  lets make it bigger and better. For more detail Find “Brigham Lakes” on Facebook and “like” us. Or “Brigham Lakes Subdivision” (Richmond Hill, GA). Also Email: hoa@brighamlakes.com

DRC-How too??


DRC/HOA-requires a written request for all projects. The architectural review form is available at www.brighamlakes.net. The DRC has 45 days to respond.
Approval is required for all construction or modifications to any building, wall, dock, walkway, sign, sign post, driveway, fence, mailbox, screening device, swimming pool, pier, or other structure. 

PREP BEFORE THE STORM

Determine whether you are vulnerable to flooding from storm surge . Learn which pre-designated evacuation zone for GA. If you are evacuating, find a hotel/shelter and learn evacuation routes Get a disaster supply kit that includes sufficient food and water Consider prepping your home by boarding up windows/doors with plywood and trimming trees and shrubbery Review your insurance policy (Note: flooding is not covered and must be purchased via the National Flood Insurance Program for which there is roughly a 30 day waiting period) Ø Make plans for your pets since some shelters/hotels do not accept them Remember...preparation is key!  https://www.weather.gov/wrn/hurricane-preparedness

 Warning!! SNAKES!!


Neighbors are reporting seeing copper head Snakes in and around their yards to include the front entrance.