CURRENT EVENTS

BOARD MEETING:

October 13, 2020 at 7:00pm
Gene and Renée Painter's Home
205 Bristol Court
A few items slated for presentation/discussions:
  • Pool reconstruction presentations.
  • Tracy Markum will make a presentation on playground options for the Board to review.

HOA Board meetings are always open to residents

CANCELED
​Annual Clayton Pond Garage Sale and Oktoberfest 2020

The Annual Clayton Pond community garage sale and Oktoberfest has been canceled this year due to COVID-19.  
Isn't it wonderful that we have such a great place to live during this time in our world.  Large expanses of green-space along our ponds to enjoy leisure or exercise activity.
Stay safe and be well.
​
Your HOA Board

Thank you!!! Neighborhood Cleanup 2020

A special thank you to each resident who participated in the Neighborhood Clean-up last Saturday. We were delighted to ha e so many persons actively involved.  Paul Quall's cookout was a welcome conclusion for the work day.  Denise Peabody did a great job of listing tasks that needed to be done.

The HOA board members are well aware of interest in the opening of the swimming pool. We are seeking information and guidance from a variety of credible sources including the state, county, city, the neighborhood alliance and other HOA's.  We will meet soon to determine what is in the best interest of those who choose to use the pool. We expect some changes from previous summers due to the prevailing circumstances with Corona virus.  Also, we had decided months ago to make some needed repairs in and around the pool in preparation for opening this summer. We want your pool experience to be safe, relaxing and pleasant.

​This year's annual Clayton Pond HOA meeting that was scheduled in March was postponed, and soon we will announce a new date and place for the meeting.

Regards,
 
HOA Board

DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS

I continue to be amazed at the work this group of people contribute to the care of this neighborhood technically called "The Village on Clayton Pond". 
Budgets, accounting, contracts, negotiating bids, lawn care, pond care, volunteer work....this list could go on.  It can be a very rewarding job taking care our community and it is an important one.

In my mind, it seems we are becoming a neighborhood of front yard dwellers, where neighbors are invited to sit a while, even if just to take in the beauty of the neighborhood.  As I walk along the streets, I love to see open back yards, beautifully landscaped offering a nice backdrop to the ponds,  benches thoughtfully placed with pillows to celebrate the seasons and chairs that harken to come and sit a while.  

Our little neighborhood that people seek out to become a part of, truly is The Village on Clayton Pond. 

​If you would like to be a part of making this an even greater place to live, we welcome you to find out more.

CLAYTON POND SPOTLIGHT
What's happening at Pond#2?

Neighbors helping neighbors and contributing to the beauty of the neighborhood.  

We are fortunate to have knowledgeable and willing neighbors and HOA Board members that help to keep this community looking so good.

The area around pond 2 has had erosion issues for some time now.  Mindful of this, our board members have been working to find solutions to mitigate this issue long term.  

We have contracted with a construction company and this month, they will build a small retaining pool and add rip rap that will channel water to the pond.  In addition, top soil will be added to the erosion around the tree in the area and a small retaining wall near the dry river bed will be constructed.  By the time this is completed, the area should be beautiful.  

Thank you to all the volunteers who provided manual labor and those that provided drinks.  It was a hot morning!!  Volunteerism save us all money and it's a great way to get acquainted. 

If you know of someone who you would like to spotlight, please send submissions to: claytonpondhoa@yahoo.com