Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Memorandum dated March 4, 2011 regarding Roundabouts

The following was sent out to all homeowners on Friday, March 4, 2011 regarding the Roundabouts that have been put in by Winter Ridge and Autumn Woods:

MEMORANDUM


To:  Lexington Hills Property Owners Association Homeowners
From: Lexington Hills Property Owners Association
Date: March 4, 2011

Dear Homeowners:

            As all homeowners are currently aware Lexington County has been making changes to the roads adding roundabouts. Please be aware that neither the Board of Director nor the Association had any control or input in this decision. The Board of Directors and Association had no involvement or knowledge that this was being done prior to the construction of the roundabouts.  Please feel free to call Lexington County Public Works at 803-785-8364 to voice any comments and concerns you may have.   

            Also, please be aware that the Association has contacted the Developer for the new community and have requested that the signage be removed from the Highway 6 entrance of the community.

            The Association is also in the process of creating a blog to keep you updated on things going on in the community and neighborhood. The blog website is http://lexingtonhillspoa.blogspot.com/.


Lexington Hills POA

I strongly encourage you to contact Lexington County Public Works at 803-785-8364 to get answers to your questions about the roundabouts and voice any opinions and concerns you may have. 
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2 comments:

  1. ElaineMarch 8, 2011 at 4:30 PM

    I sure will be the first to comment on these roundabouts.
    I feel this will not help the homeowners who want to sell their homes. Who wants to drive around thes obstacles to go to and from your homes?
    I hope this is not where our tax dollars are going.
    I opt to axe the roundabouts.

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  2. David SnodgrassMarch 11, 2011 at 10:36 AM

    I don't mind the roundabouts so much, I mean I would rather be without them, but they are here so I say lets learn to live with them. That being said, I hope folks know how to use them. If you wish to make a left turn you must first veer right and maneuver completely around the roundabout until you reach the street you desire to access.

    Also, it seems as if these roundabouts were designed so that flowers or some other type of plant life may be planted in the middle. If this is the case, who will keep up with this? Could I suggest we place Palmetto Trees in the middle of them? They look great and also have a low upkeep.

    ds

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