Election Results! - Davis Lake Community Association

Election Results!
March 2008
9000 Davis Lake Parkway
704-596-6958
www.davislake.org
On January 30, 2008, the Davis Lake Community Association held its annual meeting and
Board elections. Our sincere appreciation goes
to all three candidates for volunteering to serve
our community on the DLCA Board of Directors! It was a super close race—a testament to
the qualifications of each candidate.
Brent Whittington, Vice President
Terry Potts - 156 votes
Tom Wolf - 153 votes
Jeff Dail - 151 votes
Davis Lake Communiqué
Early in February, the Board met and elected
officers. Your new Board is as follows:
Terry Potts, President
Here is the final vote tabulation:
DAVIS LAKE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Terry Potts and Tom Wolf are your newly
elected Board members for 2008. A heart felt
thanks goes to Jeff Dail for all of his dedicated
service over the last few years.
Doug King, Treasurer
The votes were tallied and verified by Hope
Hunt (election official) and Pat Patterson
(Carolina Association Mgmt). There were a
total of 270 votes cast. This number exceeds
the quorum minimum of 248. Thank you to
everyone who took the time and effort to vote.
Tom Wolf, Secretary/Asst. Treasurer
David Comer, At Large Member
See the Property Owners website for the Highlights of 2007 and the 2008 Budget—
www.davislake.org/membersonly.
Property Owner’s Website and Email Blast
If you are new to Davis Lake, or just haven’t been to the webpage, check it out! We
have tons of information available to you at www.davislake.org (NOT .com). Please
go to the website and click on the Property Owner’s Site which can be found on the
left hand side of the screen. This will give you instructions on how to sign up. The
property owners site has information that only property owners can access, such as
the codes to the fitness room and bathrooms at the clubhouse, a list of approved ARC
requests, Board minutes, etc. Once you have signed up for the Property Owner’s Site,
you will see instructions on how to sign up for the weekly Email Blasts. These emails
are great for safety and security announcements, last minute calendar changes or special events. It is easy! If you need more help than is provided here, you can always
email our webmaster, Hope Hunt at [email protected].
Inside this issue:
Around the Neighborhood
3
Swim Team Information
4
CAM’s Corner
5
Calendar of Events
6
BOsS
7
Water Conservation in Landscaping
8
Trainer Tips
10
Dog Safety
11
Personal Items for Sale
12
Davis Lake teenagers can earn
hours for
school community service by
volunteering
for the community!
Contact Ryan Houck for more
information.
[email protected]
704-596-6958
DAVIS LAKE COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION
www.davislake.org
Questions, concerns and issues may be directed to the Community Manager, Shan
Sullivan at CAM: [email protected] 704531-6822
Architectural Review Committee
Woodbridge Commons/WB Place
Legacy HOA/ARC
Grant Smalle, President
Claire Fallon ([email protected])
Winterberry Ridge/Poplar Grove
Woodcroft HOA/ARC
Mike Orzech
Don Noe 895-3200
To contact the members of the ARC by
email, write to: [email protected]. Please
include your neighborhood or your property address (such as "Deer Cross" or 123
Poplar Grove Dr.) in the subject line of
your message to help alert the proper ARC
member to respond to your message.
Meetings are held on the first Monday
of each month. There is also a log of approved projects on the Property owners
page of the website. Note: Legacy and
Woodcroft have separate ARC boards.
Downing Creek/Nuttree Bluff
Dan Potts
Harris Glen/ Fortunes Ridge
DLCA Board Members 2008
Terry Potts, President
Brent Whittington, Vice President
Leigh Hoch
Crofton Springs/Chestnut Knoll
Battey Lee
Old Fox Trail/Bridle Ridge
Doug King, Treasurer
Eddie Austin
Tom Wolf, Secretary
Deer Cross
David Comer, Member at Large
To email all Board Members:
[email protected]
Legacy HOA
Laurie Lorio
Interested in serving on the ARC? Contact
Grant Smalle at (212) 363-0017 for more
information.
DLCA Board Liaison
Tom Wolf
*Georgia’s House Cleaning*
Claire Fallon, President
*Detailed Cleaning
[email protected]
*Dependable
Woodcroft HOA
Susan Becknell, President
[email protected]
Ryan Houck, Community Director
[email protected]
704-596-6958
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For More Information feel free to call:
704-264-4319 or 704-599-8775 Georgia Loera
Carolina Association Management
4957 Albemarle Road
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Davis Lake Community Association
Around the Neighborhood
Coyote Sighting
Just a heads up...on Sunday Feb 3rd at
10:00 am, a wild coyote was spotted
luring in the field under the power lines
by the jog path off Poplar Grove and
Bridle Ridge. Please be careful with your
children and pets. www.davislake.org/
coyote.jpg If any of you see it again,
please call city/county animal control
officers 311.
DLCA 2008 Budget Update
The DLCA Board has passed the 2008
Budget and it has been posted to the
Property Owner’s Section of the Website. www.davislake.org/membersonly/
You will need to register for access to
the site if you have not already done so
in the past. In addition, all of the financial reports from 2007 have also been
posted along with most of the minutes
from the 2007 meetings.
Fitness Equipment
Come check out the new fitness equipment that was recently donated to the
Davis Lake Fitness Room. Two pieces
of equipment ( a stair stepper and exercise bike) have been added to the room
to replace some old machines that were
no longer in working order. The DLCA
and everyone who uses the room certainly appreciate the donation that was
made anonymously in February. We
cannot thank the donor enough for helping us provide this much needed update
to our Fitness Room.
Volunteer Committee Meetings - Anyone interested is welcome to attend and
join the Social Committee which is
meeting on Wednesday, March 5th at
7pm at the Clubhouse.
Leash Laws
The City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg
County have strict leash laws that apply
to all animals except cats (see the nuisance animal section for laws pertaining
to cats). Animals must be on a leash,
contained within a fence or an operable
March 2008
and marked invisible fence. An animal
may be loose in its own yard if there is
an adult (18 years or older) present with
the animal and the animal responds to
direct verbal commands of the person.
All regulations aim to protect the health
and safety of our citizens. Please be a
responsible pet owner and abide by the
law. Violations will be investigated and
stiff fines may be applied. Fines range
from a $50.00 citation for the first violation and up to a $500.00 citation and
permanent seizure of the animal for a
fifth violation.
To report an animal at large, please call
311. This law applies to the lake and
field area in Davis Lake. There have
been several “close calls” in the last few
weeks between animals—some were not
on leashes. Please be a responsible
owner and keep your pet on a leash. The
law is to protect you and your pet.
For more information on this topic see
the Safety and Security Committee’s
article on page 11.
will be receiving passes. The passes will
be made and delivered to your home in a
few short days.
For those of you who do not want to deal
with emails and attachments, you may
come to the clubhouse to have your
photo taken and your pass made on
site. Call Ryan Houck to set up an appointment—704-596-6958. Getting your
pass early will allow you to enjoy the
pool as soon as it opens May 17th.
Request from Editor
We want to know what you think. What
would you like to see in the Communiqué? Here is your chance to tell us.
Take a moment to fill out an online survey. It is completely anonymous and will
help make the newsletter something
great for everyone. There are two ways
you can find the survey.
1.
Go to the Davis Lake Webpage,
click on Communiqué on the left
side and then click on the survey
link on the Communiqué page.
Pool Passes
2.
Or type:
Summer approaches and it is time to get
your Davis Lake ID/Pool Pass. The
good news; last year's passes are still
valid! If you had a photo ID made last
year you will be able to continue using it all summer long. Those of you
who do not have a pass will need to get
one before being admitted to the
pool. To avoid delays, we are allowing
people to have passes made starting on
March 1.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?s
m=7NikBqsfOWDTbdWqv31OHw_3d_
3d
(fixed link)
Email a photo of each member of your
family (ages 6 and up)
to
[email protected]. Simply name each
picture file with the name of the person
in the photo (clear headshots please).
Include in the body of the email your
address and the ages of any children who
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Davis Lake Dolphins
ATTENTION RESIDENTS…
Spring will be upon us in a few weeks and it’s time to prepare for the 2008 Triad Swim League! The Davis Lake Dolphins is a terrific opportunity to expose our community’s children to competitive swimming where teamwork, camaraderie, trying one’s best and competition is stressed.
Some important notes:
Some important dates:
Eligible participants must be children (ages 6-18 as of
June 1st) of homeowners whose DLCA assessments are in
good standing;
The cost of participation is $50 per child, $40 per additional child;
Parents of former swimmers and new swimmers are invited to the Swim Team Town Hall meetings where information and ideas will be exchanged and discussed.
These will be held at the clubhouse, 7:00-8:30pm.
Meeting # 1
Tuesday, March 18th
All children, regardless of age, must be able to swim
one length of the pool unassisted;
Meeting # 2
Tuesday, April 15th
As the pool is now available to all residents, all interested families are encouraged to register early as space on
the team may be limited;
Sunday, March 30
1:00-4:00pm
Sunday, April 20
1:00-3:00pm
Swim Team Registration
Season Dates
Due to the necessity of at least 30 volunteers to adequately stage a fun and safe swim meet, all families are
required to volunteer. New volunteer guidelines will be
established and announced at registration.
First Practice
Monday, May 19th
First meet
Tuesday, June 10th
Team swim suits are not required but will be available
for sale at registration and thereafter.
Championships
Saturday, July 12th
More information can be found at www.davislake.org/
swim.
Awards Banquet Monday, July 14th (Tentative)
ATTENTION POTENTIAL COACHES…
Applications for full-time paid and junior volunteer coaching positions are being accepted. If you, or your child, is an experienced
competitive swimmer and interested in serving the Davis Lake community and making a positive impact on the children of Davis
Lake, please contact any of those listed below by March 14, 2008.
Julie Dail
[email protected]
Stacy Brust
[email protected]
David Comer
[email protected]
Davis Lake Spring Garage Sale by Wendy Andrews— 704-921-7695
Davis Lake residents, mark your calendars
and gear up for the Spring Garage Sale,
sponsored by the Davis Lake Dolphin’s
Swim Team. It will be Saturday, May 3rd
8am-Noon. It is a rain or shine event. The
cost to participate in the neighborhood sale
is $25. You have the sale in your own garage/driveway. If you don’t have enough
“stuff”, team up with a friend or neighbor
and you can split the $25 fee.
fax the information to the county, we pick
up your permit and deliver it to you. We
also do the advertising in local newspapers
and posting signs throughout the community. We compile a list of participating
homes and the items, which we pass out
along with a map of the neighborhood the
morning of the sale.
much anticipated events. So if you have
things you want to get rid of, start planning to participate in this event.
Be on the lookout in the April Communique for the garage sale participation
form!
I am in need of volunteers to help pass out
maps the morning of the sale. Any stuThe Fall and Spring Davis Lake Garage
dents needing community services hours
sales are well-known throughout the comcan help out and I’ll sign your forms.
Why $25 to participate? You need a per- munity and have been going on for years.
mit to hold a garage sale. Not only do we We get a lot of shoppers during these
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Davis Lake Community Association
CAM’s Corner by Pat Patterson
Dear Davis Lake Residents,
Your association held its Annual Meeting during January and we
had a good turnout of 75 plus members. The annual meeting is
when the financial results are presented, the budget for the coming
year is discussed and new board members are introduced. This
information can also be found on the Davis Lake website. There
was also a question/comment and answer session which is always
very stimulating. If you did not attend the Annual meeting, please
try to attend next year.
On February 10, 2008, the members of the DL Board of Directors
met and made history. A woman, Terry Potts, was selected by the
Board of Directors to be President. Congratulation Terry! Her
experience to oversee and guide the interest of DL is welcomed.
During 2008 the Board will continue to focus on the volunteer
program which has been put in place. If you have any suggestions, pro or con, please use these committees as the means to
express your interest in DL. You can attend one of their meetings or use the feedback page found on the Davis Lake Website
www.davislake.org/feedback.htm
Most committees meet monthly so your ideas will be heard
quickly.
Please take a look at the online calendar of events
www.davislake.org/calendar/ and get involved. If you are already involved, thank you and stay involved. Your enjoyment
of the DL experience and its assets are a primary focus of the
Board and CAM.
As a final note, CAM will continue to drive the property and send
letters to those residents that are not in compliance with the DL
guidelines. Please take a minute and review the website for all
standards as they pertain to DL. Of special note, please review the
ARC standards and the Restrictive Covenants found in the DL
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CCRs) for mailbox compliance and architectural issues. CAM has seen much improvement
and appreciates the support of all residents that have taken the steps
to be good neighbors by maintaining the exterior of their homes in a
manner that all residents can be proud. Please do not hesitate to
call CAM should you have any questions.
We look forward to seeing you around the neighborhood.
Jane E. Crock
Attorney at Law
Wills and Estate Planning
Available for Evening and Weekend Appointments in Your Home
3216 French Woods Rd
Charlotte, NC 28269
704-597-7374
March 2008
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March 2008 Clubhouse Calendar
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
ARC Meets
9
10
16
17
NEC Mtg at
the Un. City
Reg Library
23
5
6
7
Social Committee Mtg. at
7pm
11
18
11-12:30pm
Playgroup 2-3
year olds
12
7:30pm DLCA
Board Mtg.
Open
13
19
20
14
25
15
11-12:30pm
Playgroup 2-3
year olds
21
Swim Team
Meeting
7
-8:30 pm
24
8
22
11-12:30pm
Playgroup 2-3
year olds
26
27
28
Easter Egg
Hunt 10am1pm
29
11-12:30pm
Playgroup 2-3
year olds
30
31
Swim Team
Registration 1
-4pm
2-3 year old Playgroup—Each Friday from 11:00am until 12:30pm DL residents may bring their children ages 2-3 to the clubhouse to the Friday Playgroup. Parents take turns hosting the event bringing coffee and other goodies. Children may bring
their own favorite toys to share with the others. Contact Ryan Houck for more information at [email protected].
Yoga Class—March 1—April 19, 10am at the Clubhouse. $30 per person for the 8 week class.
Monday, March 3—The Architectural Review Committee meets to review any applications. Drop your applications off before
this date for the fastest turn around.
Wednesday, March 5—Social Committee is meeting at the clubhouse at 7pm. Everyone is welcome to attend, join, and share
ideas.
Tuesday, March 18—Parents of former swimmers and new swimmers are invited to the Swim Team Town Hall meeting
where information and ideas will be exchanged and discussed. This will be held at the clubhouse, 7:00-8:30pm.
Easter Egg Hunt —Saturday March 22 10am-1pm, at the clubhouse. Ages 2-10. Candy and snacks provided to participants.
Bring your own Basket!
Sunday, March 30—Swim Team registration begins at the Clubhouse 1-4pm.
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Davis Lake Community Association
BOsS (Business Owners Spotlight)
Emily and Andrew Sides moved to Davis Lake in October of 2006
from Virginia. Andrew’s job brought them to Charlotte, but the couple chose to live in Davis Lake because they fell in love with the
neighborhood. They have been married for several years and live in
Harris Glen.
Emily decided to start her own business because she found a product
that she could be passionate about. She feels strongly about good nutrition for everyone, especially for children, so she became a Juice
Plus+ distributor. This juice contains 17 different fruits and vegetables and two (non-gluten) grains. They are available in capsule, chewable and gummy form. Juice Plus+ helps support a healthy immune
system and protects DNA, reduces oxidative stress and positively
impacts several key indicators of cardiovascular wellness.
For more information you can contact Emily at:
[email protected] , (704) 597-6207.
March 2008
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Water Conservations
by the Go Green! Committee
Use landscaping to conserve water.
Water is one of our most valuable natural resources. To protect our water supply from extreme shortages, we should
strive daily to conserve water. One area
where water use can be decreased without sacrificing beauty or function is in
landscaping. The term xeriscaping
means landscaping for efficient water
use. By using plants that are drought
tolerant and by knowing what amount of
water is right for your landscape and
when to water, you can use much less
water.
Choose plants based on water needs.
Many of our southern landscape plants
can live through drought. Once they are
established, plants such as Crape Myrtle, Elaeagnus, Cedar, Chinese and Japanese Hollies, Glossy Abelia, and Juniper
can survive weeks without supplemental
irrigation. Table 1 lists plants that are a
good choice for wise-water-use landscapes.
Most healthy, established turfgrasses
need about 1 inch of water each week
for optimal growth but can survive at
least four weeks without water.
Turfgrasses may turn brown and become semidormant during drought, but
they recover once water is available.
The drought tolerance of turfgrass varies. Once established, warm-season
grasses, such as bermuda and zoysia,
require 50 to 75 percent less water than
cool-season grasses, such as tall fescue.
With proper selection, establishment,
and maintenance, turfgrasses require
much less water than once thought.
Place plants for efficient water use.
Incorporate natural areas into your landscape design wherever possible. Native
plants, once established, often require
little supplemental water and maintenance. Turf, which requires much more
care, is practical in areas of the landscape where it serves a function, such as
in recreational areas, on slopes to control erosion, or where it lends aesthetic
value. When you begin planning your
landscape, divide the area into low-,
moderate-, and high-water-use zones
and locate plants accordingly.
Mulching can decrease your landscape's
Trees
water needs. Three to five inches of
mulch, such as pine straw, pine bark,
aged wood chips, or compost, help conserve soil moisture. Mulch also insulates the root system of plants from heat
and helps control weeds which compete
with the plant for water. Fine-textured
mulches, such as pine straw or mininugget pine bark, retain more moisture than
coarse mulches. On sloping sites, pine
straw stays in place better than most
other mulches and helps control erosion.
Landscape fabrics can also be used under mulch to conserve moisture, discourage weeds, and enhance erosion
control.
Manage the landscape to avoid unnecessary plant stress.
When water is scarce, avoid unnecessary plant stress. Do not fertilize. Fertilizers are chemical salts and may damage
roots and prevent water absorption. Fertilizers also stimulate new growth,
which increases demand for water.
Pruning also stimulates new growth and
should be avoided during water shortages.
Ground Cover/Vines
Common Name Botanical Name
Common Name Botanical Name
Lacebark elm
Japanese zelkova
Ulmus parvifolia
Mondograss
Ohpiopogon japonicus
Zelkova serrata
Liriope
Liriope spp.
Liriodendron tulipfera
Junipers
Juniperus spp.
Platanus occidentalis
Thrift
Phlox subulata
Quercus laurifolia
English Ivy
Hedera helix
Quercus virginiana
Clematis
Clematis spp.
Quercus palustris
Trumpet Honey
Suckle
Lonicera sempervirens
Wisteria
Wisteria spp.
Wintercreeper
Euonymusfortunei
Periwinkle
Vinca spp.
Tulip poplar
Sycamore
Laurel oak
Live oak
Pin oak
White oak
Crape myrtle
Hollies
Chaste tree
Sweet gum
Quercus alba
Lagerstroemia indica
Ilex spp.
Vitex agnus-castus
Liquidambar styraciflua
All Charts on Page 8 and 9 are suggested Plants for Xeriscaping (landscaping for efficient use of water). For a more complete listing of plants refer to Drought Tolerant Plants—available from your County Cooperative Extension Center.
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Davis Lake Community Association
Shrubs
Annuals & Perennials
Common Name
Botanical Name
Common Name
Botanical Name
Chinese photinia
Elaeagnus
Firethorn
Japanese privet
Junipers
Yaupon holly
Mahonia
Nandina
Chinese holly
Strawberry bush
Forsythia
Barberry
Quince
Viburnum
Euonymus
Spirea
Glossy abelia
Jasmine
Photinia serrulata
Elaeagnus
Pyracantha coccinea
Ligustrum japonicum
Juniperus spp.
Ilex vomitoria
Mahonia spp.
Nandina domestica
llex cornuta
Euonymus americana
Forsythia intermedia
Berberis spp.
Chaenomeles japonica
Viburnum spp.
Euonymus spp.
Spriea spp.
Abelia grandiflora
Jasminum spp.
Gazania
Annual vinca
Annual phlox
Baby's breath
Black-eyed Susan
Coreopsis
Cape marigold
Cornflower
Cosmos
Globe amaranth
Moss rose
Straw flower
Verbena
Butterfly weed
Gaillardia
Goldenrod
Liatris
Purple coneflower
Sedum
Stokes' aster
Gazania rigens
Catharanthus roseus
Phlox drummondii
Gypsophila spp.
Rudbeckia spp.
Coreopsis spp.
Dimorphotheca sinuata
Centaurea cyanus
Cosmos spp.
Gomphrena globosa
Portulaca grandiflora
Helichrysum bacteatum
Verbena spp.
Asclepias tuberosa
Gaillardia x grandiflora
Solidago hybrids
Liatris spp.
Echineacea prurpurea
Sedum spp.
Stokesia cyanea
CAREFREE COATINGS
& WINDOWS
Let Us Take Care Of All Your Painting &
Window Needs!
Your Davis Lake
neighbor, available
24-7
704-921-8555
March 2008
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Trainers Tips and Tidbits by Caroline Cale
A question I get asked on a regular basis is “What is one of the best exercises I can do?” My usual answer is “walk.” Walking
may not have the flare that comes and goes with the hottest new trend or the calorie burning capacity of other exercises such as
running or stair stepping, but walking has many wonderful benefits that can be reaped throughout your lifetime. Here are a few
of them:
Walking is practical. You can walk almost anywhere at anytime.
Walking is cheap. Very little equipment is needed. A good pair of walking shoes, comfortable clothes, and possibly some
music or a friend.
Walking on a consistent basis has great health benefits. It can help manage weight, blood pressure, cholesterol, blood
sugar, and mental/emotional health.
Getting started is easy. Start walking at a comfortable pace for short distances while keeping
good posture. If you are gasping for air, slow down and avoid hills. When you can walk for a
couple of miles or 20-30 minutes, gradually vary your speed and add hills to challenge yourself.
When you are done with your walk take a few minutes to stretch your legs and back to help
your body relax and increase flexibility. With the warm weather on its way and New Year’s
resolutions wavering, now is a good time to get out and start.
Caroline has a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science, is a certified personal trainer, and is the president of
Traveling Trainers, Inc. Questions/comments [email protected]
Chick-fil-A of Davis Lake Monthly “Moos” for March 2008
704-596-2229
If you would like to receive our Monthly “Moos” by email please send your email address to [email protected] and in
the subject line put: Monthly “Moos”.
All You Can Eat Nuggets!
Join us each Tuesday night in March for
All you can eat nuggets for $9.00.
Let’s see who can start a record!
Get Ready for Easter this year with
Chick-fil-A @ Davis Lake.
Have your child’s picture made with the Easter Bunny on
Sat. March 22 from 9-11.
Enjoy our gift to you-Happy Easter!
Register to win a Free Chicken Party for you and
30 of your closest friends! Party to be held @ our store.
David Cox Spirit Night
Thurs.
Family Night
Join us on Thursday, March 13, from 5-8 for the cow toss
game, giveaways, a visit from the Chick-fil-A cow and lots
of family fun!. Each child will receive a free kids meal with
the purchase of any combo.
Please limit one per customer!
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David Cox Spirit Night
Thursday, March 20
5-8pm
Come out and support your school!
Davis Lake Community Association
Dog Safety and Regulation in Charlotte by the Safety and Security Committee
Davis Lake is a wonderful place to live and enjoy an active
outdoor neighborhood life. The limited traffic and plentiful
walking trails and sidewalks make sharing a healthy lifestyle
with your loved ones and pets a clear attraction to our community. To support the enjoyment and safety of its citizens, Charlotte actively enforces regulation on dogs living within the city
limits, and to preserve the sanctity and pleasant environment of
Davis Lake, we encourage you to take part in supporting this
regulation.
safety of people and other animals. They include the following:
The following information is taken from CMPD website (under
Departments, Animal Control, Local Ordinances) to let you
know what your rights are as a pet owner and as a city resident.
If you have problems with a dog or dogs in your neighborhood,
it’s your responsibility to raise that issue with CMPD, not
DLCA or CAM, and to resolve that issue based on the rights
and regulation cited below.
-tattooing the dog to identify it as dangerous
QUOTE:
-having an animal which disturbs the rights or threatens the
safety of a member of the general public, or interferes with the
ordinary use and enjoyment of their property
“CMPD recognizes three categories of Dog Problems:
1) Dangerous-citizens owning dogs determined to be dangerous are subject to a variety of protective measures to ensure the
-privacy fencing or secure fencing (with
a top)
-purchase of liability insurance
-warning signs on the owner’s property
-muzzling the dog when it is off the
property
All decisions relative to dangerous dogs will be subject to a due
process review.
2) Nuisance-It is unlawful for any person to own or maintain
an animal in such a manner to cause a nuisance. Examples are:
-allowing an animal to damage the property of anyone other
than the owner
-maintaining animals in an environment of unsanitary conditions which results in offensive odors.
-allowing or permitting an animal to bark, whine, howl,
crow or cackle in an excessive, continuous or untimely
fashion so as to interfere with the reasonable use and enjoyment of neighboring premises
-failing to confine a female dog in heat
-failing to remove feces deposited by a dog on any public
street, sidewalk, gutter, park or other publicly owned or
private property
3)Leash Laws
-animals must be on a leash, contained within a fence or an
operable and marked invisible fence. An animal may be
loose in its own yard if there is an adult (18 years or older)
present with the animal and the animal responds to direct
verbal commands of the person.
-violations will be investigated and stiff fines may be applied. Fines range from a $50.00 citation for the first violation and up to a $500.00 citation and permanent seizure of
the animal for a fifth violation.”
To report on any of the above conditions, call 311. However, in cases of imminent danger to other people or animals, call 911.
March 2008
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Personal Items for Sale
This area is for free postings by Davis lake residents. All ads must be for
personal items to be sold, or items or services wanted, and may be run
for two months at a time. To place an ad, email [email protected] by the 15th of the month.
Experienced baby sitter/pet sitter available. 15 year old living in
Chestnut Knoll would like to fill your sitting needs. References
available. Contact Jennifer at 704-599-4044.
Wanted: Davis Lake in-home part-time daycare in either your
house or mine. Starting Feb. '08 for a 9 month old infant. Please call
Lane at 952-913-7077 or e-mail at [email protected]
Nearly NEW WEIGHT BENCH--adjustable slant board has padded cushions for legs and feet during ab work-outs. One month old,
with very little use. GREAT CONDITION. Contact Ryan Houck
704-596-6958. WILL DELIVER ONLY $45!!
FOR SALE: Simmons white crib and mattress, $125.00. Will
email photos. Bonnie 704-597-9304 or [email protected].
For Sale - New in box Top Flite Douglas DC-3 RC plane kit $175.
Futaba WC2 PCM1024Z RC Plane Computer Radio, brand new,
never been used in case $500. Disney Popcorn Popper new in box
$20. Sony 400 Disc CD Player, in great condition with manual and
remote $200. Limited Edition Print of the Mighty Eighth Coming
Home, signed by the pilots, number 434 of 1250 with certificate of
authenticity $450. Bunch of WWII plastic models new in box, call
for prices and models. Please call Cory at 817-9734 or via email at
[email protected].
For Sale: Books--hardback, over 300 titles, $1.00 each. Sofa/Entry
Hall table, country French, 54"w/17"d/29"h. Very good condition,
$125. Dress for mother of the bride/groom. Beige, floor length,
with jacket. Never worn. Size 16, runs long. $50.00 (704) 5090547.
For Sale: 2004 Dodge Stratus R/T with upgrades. Very good condition, low mileage, pearl exterior, tan leather interior. $11,000 or
make an offer. Contact Shannon at 704-494-4367.
FOR SALE: 1993 Corvette Coupe, Red with White Leather Interior, 40th Anniversary, Automatic, 71K, runs and looks great,
$13,500 Hilton Head, SC TimeShare - Marriott Grande Ocean
Resort, 2 BR, 2 BA, Oceanside Gold Season with Golf Package -Marriott asking $23,300 -- SELL for $19,995 complete ownership deed transferable, please call: 704/599-9138 for more details.
Looking for a responsible person to keep a very nice and calm 11
year old girl for the summer. I need someone who is willing to tutor
in math (very important), and go to pool to swim. Please call 704597-1397 and leave a message.
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING Professionally Installed By Tom Sitarik Electric
704-746-3320
Dear Homeowner,
Add hours of night time enjoyment to
your home. Our landscape lighting systems are
designed to give you maximum value at a reasonable price.
We buy our fixtures and components
directly from the major manufacturers—not
the local lighting store—and we pass our savings on to you!
SILVER PACKAGE:
8 Flood Lights or Path Lights (or any combination) installed.
12 volt—300 watt transformer, all wire & labor to complete job.
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offer up front pricing and never ask for a de$799.00—complete price!!! Or just $19.00 per month*
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*Repair broken systems
*We return phone calls
*Custom design services
*Post light installation
Davis Lake Community Association