Dig out your swimsuits, and let’s get ready for a fun swim season!

You all should have received a mailing a few weeks ago about our semi-annual community meeting. As a reminder, we will meet at Roberta Methodist Church on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 7:00 pm.

During this meeting we will hold a vote regarding the remaining streetlights to be installed in the neighborhood.  If you cannot attend the meeting, please fill out and provide a copy of the proxy form to a neighbor who will be attending the meeting.  The deadline for mailing in your proxy form has passed, but you can still drop off a copy at Brenda’s house today if you would like your vote counted at the meeting.

Here is an electronic copy of the proxy form, if you do not have the physical copy mailed to your address.

Joe Wilson (City of Concord Transportation Director) has reviewed the situation and confirmed that these barricades were placed by the contractor/developer.  Furthermore, since that neighborhood is still being developed and the City has not taken over the rights of the streets yet, the contractors are allowed to leave these barricades in place until the point where they turn the streets over to the city.

As always, if you observe any suspicious/illegal activity (occurring in the adjacent neighborhood or in our own neighborhood), you are urged to call and report it to the police.

Yates Meadow Community Newsletter – March 2012

They noticed some unusual activity on Friday night and alerted the authorities. Their actions may have saved the lives of a teen or two. That is neighborhood watch in action. Thanks to all.

It’s time to elect new board members. There are three slots up for grabs. If you would like to be a part of the board; send a short biography to Herman Mgmt by February 15th. We will have the election at the neighborhood watch meeting. Once the new members are chosen, the board themselves will decide who takes which position.

Information on the neighborhood watch meeting will be posted as soon as a time and place are determined.

Thanks for your participation and support last night – we had a great turnout! Special thanks to Barry Ryalls of Eastwood for the gift cards, Josh Freeman for firewood, and Scott Carl for music.

Our community Favorite was 5333 Kim Street – for the second year in a row. Way to go Brenda and family. The most festive home was chosen by Barry – The Grazer residence on Ophela. The kids really enjoyed their rides through the neighborhood.

Merry Christmas to all, and best wishes for a fabulous 2012.

Last night (12/5/11) there were several cars broken into throughout our neighborhood. Some were locked, some were unlocked. Windows were broken and locks were busted. Lost of items were taken, although some were recovered. Please make sure to lock your cars! Take out anything of value. One police officer shared that he leaves his glove compartment open – that way potential thieves can see that it’s empty. Another deterrent is having a porch or garage light on.  It is a sad day for many of our neighbors – let’s do our best to watch out for each other.