Annual Community Events Scheduled
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- Created: 30 March 2019
Mark your calendar! The neighborhood picnic will be held on Saturday, June 8th at the gazebo on the Cramer Oval in the center of our community. Start time is 4 pm. Hot dogs, hamburgers, buns and paper products will be provided. Bring a side dish to share. The annual Chili Cook-off will be held on Saturday, October 12th beginning at 3 pm, again at the gazebo on the Cramer Oval. Bring your favorite chili or a side dish to share. Paper products will be provided.
Two spring events have been discontinued this year: the CCHOA will not be funding a neighborhood yard sale due to lack of participation and the spring clean-up dumpsters will no longer be available.
Beautification Grant Received From City
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- Created: 29 March 2019
The CCHOA has received a beautification grant from the City of Dublin that will be used for improvements to our Avery Road and Rings Road entrances. The City matched our $5,000 making $10,000 available for these projects. The neighboring condominium association also received a matching grant so their landscaping on the north side of Cramer's Crossing Drive will also be refreshed and enhanced.
Planned improvements for the Rings Road entrance include the installation of 2 walls, 40 feet X 3 feet, that will match the existing pillars. Additional bushes and flowers will be installed.
At the Avery Road entrance, the landscaping will be redone and new lighting installed.
An agreement with the condominium association regarding the fountain in their pond and the irrigation system that operates on both sides of Cramer's Crossing Drive is in process. The first phase of improvements are planned for this spring, including getting the irrigation system operational. A plan for maintenance of the system will also be implemented. A working irrigation system is necessary to keep the new plantings alive and healthy.
When It Snows....Don't Park on the Street
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- Created: 17 January 2019
The City of Dublin provides curb-to-curb snow removal. Help out the snow warriors by NOT parking your car on the street when the snow comes down.
Having an unobstructed path enables the snow plows to quickly and safely clear our neighborhood streets and there is no risk of damage to your car. Also don't shovel or plow snow into driveway aprons or into the street and make sure that you don't cover any fire hydrants. During a heavy snow event, it is advisable to clear snow away from fire hydrants to keep them visible to emergency responders.
Excess ice and snow should also be cleared at the curb line where your home's downspouts exit to keep water from backing up.
For up-to-the minute information on what streets have been treated, visit the city's snow removal web site, SnowGo.
