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Be advised that there have been several vehicular break-ins reported in Lea Estates north of Applegate. As a precaution all vehicles should be garaged or parked in driveways close to the rear of the house and locked. Leave nothing of value in sight within the vehicle. If you have anti-theft devices or alarms, be sure they are set. (Posted 11/10/2009)
Last week a truck was stolen from one of our homeowners. The vehicle was parked in their driveway. Be advised and take precautions to prevent this happening to you. (Posted 01/27/2010)
Last week a truck was stolen from one of our homeowners. The vehicle was parked in their driveway. Be advised and take precautions to prevent this happening to you. (Posted 01/27/2010)
Crime Watch Advisory...
Do not be deceived...
It has come to our knowledge that one of our homeownershas incorporated as Friendly Hills East Property Owners Association, Inc. This new corporation has no affiliation with the Neighborhood Association and is not authorized to collect dues or fees pertaining to Friendly Hills East Neighborhood Association. We hope there is no intended malice or an attempt to usurp the function of the Neighborhood Association in the formation of this corporation. If you are contacted by a representative of this corporation, be advised that they have no legal governing status and are not sanctioned as such by the Friendly Hills East Neighborhood Association. Any further questions or comments can be made through our Contact page.
It has come to our knowledge that one of our homeownershas incorporated as Friendly Hills East Property Owners Association, Inc. This new corporation has no affiliation with the Neighborhood Association and is not authorized to collect dues or fees pertaining to Friendly Hills East Neighborhood Association. We hope there is no intended malice or an attempt to usurp the function of the Neighborhood Association in the formation of this corporation. If you are contacted by a representative of this corporation, be advised that they have no legal governing status and are not sanctioned as such by the Friendly Hills East Neighborhood Association. Any further questions or comments can be made through our Contact page.
- Keep your vehicle locked.
- Keep your vehicle in a garage when possble.
- Secure your valuables in your trunk or home. Never leave items visible.
- Install or utilize a vehicle alarm system.
- Park your vehicle in an area that is well lit.
Maj. Kevin G. Greenwood, 6th Louisville Metro police division, offers the following tips:
"The best security system in a neighborhood is one in which the residents look out for one another."
Maj, Greenwood as quoted in
the Courier-Journal (1/27/2010)
Maj, Greenwood as quoted in
the Courier-Journal (1/27/2010)
FRIENDLY HILLS EAST
Neighborhood Association
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Newsletter from your Friendly Hills East Council Members
February 5, 2010
February 5, 2010
"Something Good" is about to happen for walkers in Friendly Hills East Section
After filing many complaints with Metro Public Works about the condition of our crumbling sidewalks we have received word that repair/replacement work is coming our way. Our section is slated for side walk renovation thanks to the Federal Stimulus Grant soon to be released. The majority of problems are at the intersections where side streets enter into Michael Ray Drive. Out of a list of 19 locations being repaired with stimulus money in District 23, we got eleven of them. Let's be proud of this accomplishment.
Work is scheduled at the following addresses located on Michael Ray Drive.
(1) 8605 (2) 8609 (3) 8611 (4) 8619 (5) 8621 (6) 8627 (7) 8701 (8) 8705 (9) 8709
Also: 8417 Acme Way (at the stop sign) and across the street at 8420 Acme Way ( section of side walk on Michael Ray)
Per Andrew Metcalf - Metro Public Works - Stimulus/Sidewalks Project
After filing many complaints with Metro Public Works about the condition of our crumbling sidewalks we have received word that repair/replacement work is coming our way. Our section is slated for side walk renovation thanks to the Federal Stimulus Grant soon to be released. The majority of problems are at the intersections where side streets enter into Michael Ray Drive. Out of a list of 19 locations being repaired with stimulus money in District 23, we got eleven of them. Let's be proud of this accomplishment.
Work is scheduled at the following addresses located on Michael Ray Drive.
(1) 8605 (2) 8609 (3) 8611 (4) 8619 (5) 8621 (6) 8627 (7) 8701 (8) 8705 (9) 8709
Also: 8417 Acme Way (at the stop sign) and across the street at 8420 Acme Way ( section of side walk on Michael Ray)
Per Andrew Metcalf - Metro Public Works - Stimulus/Sidewalks Project
Street repair
Pot holes to be filled on Acme Way.
The developer of Hidden Creek is to mill, patch and resurface the pot holes caused by heavy equipment traveling on our streets to their development.
We asked for much more but it's our understanding that the original developer is gone and a partner is trying to do what he can (afford) to correct the problem that was created on Acme Way. If anyone one has any "pull" please feel free to use it so we can get more than just a patch job.
Per Greg Hicks - Exec. Engineer - Metro Public Works
Pot holes to be filled on Acme Way.
The developer of Hidden Creek is to mill, patch and resurface the pot holes caused by heavy equipment traveling on our streets to their development.
We asked for much more but it's our understanding that the original developer is gone and a partner is trying to do what he can (afford) to correct the problem that was created on Acme Way. If anyone one has any "pull" please feel free to use it so we can get more than just a patch job.
Per Greg Hicks - Exec. Engineer - Metro Public Works
Attention Industrial Disposal Customers: New Rates effective Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 201 0.
Trash Collection: $13.25 mo. (+ any applicable fuel fees) increase of 25 cents per month.
Pick up every Wednesday.
Yard Waste Pickup: $5.75 mo. - April 1 - January 15th (9 1/2 months) Pick up every Tuesday.
This service includes two (2) curb side junk pick-ups a year.
Trash Collection: $13.25 mo. (+ any applicable fuel fees) increase of 25 cents per month.
Pick up every Wednesday.
Yard Waste Pickup: $5.75 mo. - April 1 - January 15th (9 1/2 months) Pick up every Tuesday.
This service includes two (2) curb side junk pick-ups a year.
It is this Council's sincere hope that our friends and neighbors know that we care about our neighborhood. Our hope is that everyone will pick up and embrace the task before us... Things only happen when you care enough to make it happen.
Get Involved! ! ! Stay Involved! ! !
Get Involved! ! ! Stay Involved! ! !
Mayor Jerry Abramson — concerned that many Louisville citizens, himself included, are overweight — put the city on a diet with the Lose It, Louisville initiative.
The citywide weight loss and fitness program is designed to help people eat healthier and become active with the goal of the city collectively losing 100,000 pounds by the Labor Day Hike and Bike.
The citywide weight loss and fitness program is designed to help people eat healthier and become active with the goal of the city collectively losing 100,000 pounds by the Labor Day Hike and Bike.
Residents ages 18 and over can sign up for the program and track their weight loss while getting health and fitness tips. People who join are eligible for weekly prizes, including bicycles and gift certificates to local groceries. People also will also be e-mailed weekly tips for staying in shape — and they can learn about free fitness classes in Metro Parks and walks and runs for charity events.
(07/20/2010) Numerous vehicles on Juarez Ct, Malibu Dr., and Timmy Court were broken into over the last few days. The break-ins are occurring between 2 and 5AM. Locking the vehicle has no effect as the thieves apparently are using a slim-jim type of device. If you can't park inside a garage, you should park in a well lit area as close to your house as possible and remove any valuables from the vehicle, including any in the trunk.
Report any suspicious activity to the police.
Report any suspicious activity to the police.