May 2024 Community Newsletter
Annual Meeting
Thank you to all who attended the annual meeting. If you were unable to attend, minutes of the meeting will be posted in the community documents online.
Pool Reminders
We are currently preparing to open the pools on Monday, May 20th. Your dues must be paid current and all violations remedied in order for your pool key to be activated. Please help us have a great swimming season by knowing the RULES and adhering to them. They are for everyone’s enjoyment and safety!
- No oversized inflatables!
- Do not let people in without a key. Do not prop the gate open.
- The pool is not your babysitter. Kids must be 13 years of age to go alone, and if under 13, they must be accompanied by someone 18 years and older. A 13-year-old sibling cannot watch a younger sibling.
- Please be courteous to others also at the pool! No throwing toys or balls over others or across the pool, use headphones, and no swearing or being too rough.
- Use appropriate plastic swim pants for those still potty training. Basic swim diapers are not enough (they leak) and this causes pool shutdowns.
- This is a neighborhood pool, wear appropriate attire. No tighty-whities, or undergarments, and please keep it classy.
Summer Concert
Join neighbors and friends by the first pool for a summer concert on June 8th, from 5:30-8pm. There will be a live band and two food trucks (Hiroyuki Hibachi and Off the Grid-L) and a dessert truck. We hope to see you all there!
Motorized Vehicles
Please keep motorized golf carts, scooters, dirt bikes, and the like off the common areas and sidewalks. Motorized vehicles should follow the rules of the road. Please report any dangerous drivers to the police. The Association will file reports to hold parties responsible for damage to common areas.
Pet Etiquette
Please remember to keep your pet(s) leashed when not on your property, as well as picked up after. This is not just an association rule, but there are City Ordinances that must be adhered to, that include leashes of no longer than 8ft, and there are fines involved. Please report people who are not leashing their dogs. If you know the residents or where they live, the association can reach out to them first. If not, then please report them to the police. Help keep our common areas clean by not leaving behind pet waste.
Parking
Section 5.15 of the CC&Rs notates that the primary purpose of the garage on each lot is for the parking and storage of Automobiles. Once your garage is full of Automobiles, then you may park in your driveway. Automobiles, are regular cars and trucks, not recreational vehicles or similar items.
Whom Do I Call?
Have you ever thought this? Well, here are some tips on who to call for certain topics:
- Vandalism, Theft, Speeding, Pets off leach, Noise after 10pm: call 208-377-6790.
- Irrigation, Neighbor Concern: Ann Marie Baird, Brighton, 208-287-0514 or email hoa@brightoncorp.com.
- Animal Complaints: Idaho Humane Society 208-343-3166, or aco@idahohumanesociety.org.
Upcoming Events
If you’re interested in organizing an event for the community, please reach out to HOA@brightoncorp.com. You may view upcoming events online at: https://www.homesteadeagle.com/events/.
May 20 – Pools Open
June 8 – Summer Concert & Food Trucks
June 8 – Spring Garage Sale
September 14 – Fall Garage Sale
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