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2008 Neighborhood Festival |
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Friday, 16 November 2007 |
 This is 3rd annual Neighborhood Festival for our community. The first year we had 75 people from the community attend the event. Last year we had over 180 people attend the event. The Loop sponsored the event and we had prizes from Sandra from the ReMax store next to Best Buy. This year our event will be even larger with over 200 people. The grill is reserved from KUA and the Fun Express truck will be here again with festival supplies. We will need volunteers to help cook at the grill. The more people that volunteer to grill, the more fun everyone will have at the event. We need neighbors to bring chairs and a covered dish. The food from the neighborhood last year was amazing. We need people to bring coolers and ice. Does anyone know any musicians that would like to play at our event this year? The police department and fire department will be here again this year. We would like to invite some of our commercial vendors from the Loop West project to attend the event. If you are in any of the stores or restaurants shopping please ask the manager if they would attend our community event. If you would like to volunteer for the Neighborhood Festival, please email
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 September 2008 )
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Sunday, 08 June 2008 |
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 You may have noticed over the past few years an increase in the population of a pesky insect called a Midge. They are also somtimes called Aquatic Midges, Midge Flies or Blind Mosquitoes. Midges are emerging from our ponds in huge numbers. They swarm to cool shady areas & stain paint, stucco, roofs, cars, etc. Several Eagle's Reserve neighbors have complained about swarms of these bugs covering the entrance way to their homes. Making it impossible to go out their front doors. These pest don't travel too far from the ponds. The reason we have seen an increase in their population is because our ponds are not aerated properly. The midges breed and feed in the un-oxygenated water levels at the bottom of our ponds.
Our HOA board approved at the last meeting aerators for our Heron's Landing/Crane's Cove pond. Vertex Water Features will install the aeration system that will increase the pond oxygen, which helps with digestion & decomposition of bottom sediments. This should reduce the amount of midges. The aeration will also help reduce algae growth. Please click here to watch a small video about how this system works. You can also visit there website at www.vertexwaterfeatures.com
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 September 2008 )
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
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The folks that developed the Osceola Village shopping center have annouced the The Loop South project to advertise their project. The stores that they mention are speculation. The Office Max store is not coming to The Loop West project. Click on the Link . |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 May 2008 )
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