What's New This Week @ Brookshire

The Brookshire HOA Board will be hosting an informational meeting on October 4th at the front clubhouse from 7pm – 9pm. Horizon’s Group will be presenting the proposed Outlet shopping mall for Ridgewalk and answering questions/ addressing concerns.
We highly encourage the residents to participate as this is one of your chances to have input into this development and address your support or opposition to the project.

Please help get the word out to others that may not be on this forum and if you have any questions please follow the protocal below:

HOA Related questions of development and Board position: Kevin Boyd

Planning and Zoning representative and questions related to development standards to the City of Woodstock:  John William Szczesniak

Click the link to view a printable proxy, agenda, and information about our annual meeting this Wednesday September 14, 2011 from 7pm – 9pm at the front clubhouse. We hope to see you all there!

2011 Annual Meeting NoticeProxy and Agenda.

                September 10, 2011

WHO: Neighbors in Brookshire who suffered storm damage

WHAT: Dinner and Discussion, some industry professionals will
be on hand to help with specific questions (i.e. insurance, roof etc.)

WHEN: September 14^th – 5:30p – 6:30p

WHERE: Front Clubhouse @ Brookshire

WHY: To provide any resources or help that we can

RSVP: 404.933.0703 or JohnSzczesniak@comcast.net

We hope to see you there and we are all here should you need
anything at all!

Sincerely,

The
Brookshire Homeowners Association, Board of Directors,

If homeowners have contracted a company to clean up fallen trees and debris, the company they hire is responsible for the cleanup and removal of the tree and limbs. The city will pick up light debris that is being cleaned up by the homeowner and homeowners that need help should contact the city for pickup, or us for help.
Some companies have charged for take down and cleanup, leaving the debris in the right of way for the city, so they are essentially ripping people off.

Friends and Neighbors – we are all glad you are okay and we
are here to help. If you need assistance with anything around your house please
feel free to contact any of the following people and we would be more than
happy to help in any way that we can.

If you have work that needs to be done – it still needs to
be submitted for approval. We will do everything that we can to help you in
this process including getting the approval sent back to you within a day or
two if possible.

Sally Mooney – CMA Atlanta – Property Manager  - FOR ALL SUBMITTALS FOR ARC WORK

404.835.9174

smooney@cma-atlanta.com

John Szczesniak – Brookshire HOA – President

404.933.0703

JohnSzczesniak@comcast.net

Kevin Boyd – Brookshire HOA – Vice President/Treasurer

770.262.6508

Kboyd40@yahoo.com

You can also contact us through Facebook @
BrookshireSubdivision, Twitter @BrookshireHOA, www.brookshirehoa.com or YahooGroups at
Brookshire

CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE

CITY OF WOODSTOCK, GEORGIA

12453 Hwy 92

WOODSTOCK,
GEORGIA 30188

(770) 592-6001
(Office)

    (770) 926-1375 (Fax)

E-mail – jmoon@woodstockga.gov

Press Release

FROM:            Jeff Moon, City Manager

DATE:                        September 6, 2011

SUBJECT:      Tornado Recovery

Residents of the City of
Woodstock affected by yesterday’s tornado are encouraged to contact the
Woodstock Building Department at (770)-592-6036 prior to commencing repairs to
damaged homes or structures.  Permit fees
are waived for any storm related repairs.
Residents are cautioned to be on the look out for fly by night
businesses and to please ensure that they are dealing with reputable companies
for repair work or tree removal.

City of Woodstock residents with
downed trees or limbs may place the debris in the right of way in front of
their property for removal.  Please
notify the Public Works Department at (770)-592-6038 if you have trees or limbs
ready to be removed.

For other questions, please call (770) 592-6000

Entered By:

Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office – GA

Entered On:

Tuesday September 6th, 2011 :: 11:05 a.m. EDT

Email

The City of Woodstock is set to begin work on repaving the main entrance way to Brookshire on Ashland Parkway beginning on Tuesday May 31. Expect heavy delays as there will be only one lane open for exit and entrance to the subdivision during these times. The paving will take approximately four days to complete and we will update with any delays to or changes in schedule.

The initial phase of the project will cover the main entrance to the first stop sign. The exit towards the interchange will be paved, however the top coat will be left off, to be completed when they finish the road improvements with the interchange.

Greetings,

This is your PACT officer, Ron Sinfelt here. I would like to take a few minutes to give you an update on few tips for residents as it relates to summertime criminal activity in your community.

Schools in the surrounding counties are on the cusp of being released, so the neighborhoods will be populated with juveniles throughout the daytime hours. Keeping this in mind, please remind residents to try to be watchful of their speed in and out of the neighborhood. Summertime often brings complaints of vehicles “nearly missing” young children. On the subject of juveniles, the state statute on unruly juveniles provides some legal guidelines for young ones being out at night. A second specific summer issue is juveniles (those under 17) being out on public streets or property (unsupervised) between midnight and 5 am. While everyone wants our youth to enjoy their summer freedom, we receive a large volume of calls concerning juveniles loitering at night. I’d greatly appreciate all notice you could provide to your residents on this issue.

Also, please remind residents that summer time usually brings an overall uptick in criminal activity. Having said this, a great deal of summer time crime is preventable. Woodstock Police recommends residents of all neighborhoods to be vigilant in locking home and car doors and securing all windows. Please remind citizens that securing their home and vehicle(s) is a proactive step that greatly increases the likelihood that they will not be a victim of crime.

As always, please let residents know they are always encouraged to dial 911 at the first sign of suspicious activity. I also encourage residents to post any suspicious activity online at our Nation of Neighbors page (a link from the Woodstock Site). While Nation of Neighbors is never a replacement for dialing 911, this online community is a great medium for alerting the community of potential criminal activity around them. Please feel free to call or e-mail me with any concerns residents may have. Finally, I am more than happy to come to resident meetings to help educate citizens about neighborhood watch, preventing crime, and all concerns they may have.

Thank you for your help in making Summer 2011 a safe one!

Cordially,

Officer Ron Sinfelt, #1768