May 31st 2024 Newsletter
- Homeowners Association
- May 31, 2024
- 2 min read
Pool Opens on June 3rd
We're thrilled to announce that the long-awaited opening of our community pool and tennis courts is finally here! Starting June 3rd, both facilities will officially open for residents to enjoy.
Pool and Tennis Court Hours:
Daily Hours: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Access: Residents who are up to date on dues can access the pool and tennis courts during the specified hours.
We understand that many of you have been eagerly awaiting the reopening of these amenities, and we're delighted to provide this opportunity for recreation, relaxation, and community enjoyment.
Summarized Pool Rules:
As per usual, pool monitors will be stationed at the pool from 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM each day to give residents who are up to date on their yearly dues access to the tennis courts and pool.
Please Remember:
Residents who make reservations using the reservation form will have priority over walk-ins so be sure to reserve before. If you are late by 15 minutes or more your reservation will be cancelled.
Each household can bring a max. of 5 residents, if your household has more than 5 residents email the HOA.
No Food, Drinks, Alcoholic Beverages, or Smoking is allowed in the pool vicinity.
Children under 16 years old must be accompanied by a family member.
Pool monitors are NOT LIFEGUARDS, all residents swim at their own risk.
Weekly Reminders:
As we enjoy the warmer weather and spend more time outdoors, we want to remind everyone of the importance of keeping dogs under control.
Keeping dogs on a leash not only ensures their safety but also helps maintain a respectful and considerate environment for all residents.
By keeping your dog on a leash, you can:
Prevent accidents and potential conflicts with other dogs or people.
Control your dog's behavior and prevent them from running into traffic or disturbing wildlife.
Respect the rights and comfort of fellow neighbors, including those who may feel uncomfortable around unleashed dogs.
“Sec. 18-12. – Duty of owner to keep dog under control.”
“Sec. 18-13. – Duty to restrain dog while off property.”
- Rockdale County Animal Services Ordinances
Email us at ostreservations1@gmail.com with your questions or concerns.
Leave feedback and ideas at the neighborhood feedback form.
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