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Community Newsletter
April 2015
HORIZON POINT LACEY
TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING!
After a mild and wet winter, moss has a huge head start not
only in our yards, but also on our roofs. If you haven’t already
started your lawn care regime, you may want to start now.
April is the time for growth where we enjoy spring flowers and
warmer days! To get rid of moss, you will need to put down
moss killer you can find at any hardware and grocery store.
The moss killer will turn the moss black, which you will need
to rake out of your lawn. Bare spots may be left in your yard,
which you will need to seed and add topsoil to promote healthy
growth and continued maintenance with your yard.
ANNUAL COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE
TIME TO CLEAN OUT YOUR GARAGE
After collecting and storing items through the year and
holiday season, it is time to shed some of the excess we no longer use! Come
be a part of this great neighborhood event. Sell some of the clutter you have
been collecting in your garage, buy new stuff or just get out at meet your
neighbors! Visit Horizon Pointe HOA Facebook, check the events Tab for the
date or email the Horizon Pointe Social Committee at [email protected] for
more information.
Horizon Pointe’s Community Garage Sale is scheduled
Saturday, June 6th from 8:00AM—4:30PM
EXTERIOR HOME MAINTENANCE
Tis the season for home maintenance and upgrades you’ve been planning! If you need to paint
your home the same color or change the color scheme, repair/stain your fence, or make alterations to your landscape — ACC applications are provided on the website to complete
http://hometastic.com/sites/hpmi/horizon
Community Enhancements—gravel has been replenished in select locations of
the community and moss control and fertilization has been done to the common area lawns.
Beautiful bulbs, perennials and annuals have been added to the balustrade
main entry and are starting to bloom! Look for the water feature to be turned
on this month; this is a wonderful feature to our community!
Vantage Community Management
Association Manager: Heather LaDue
Mailing/Physical Address: 8290- 28th Ct
NE Suite C, Lacey, WA 98516
360-455-4464 x108
Page [email protected]
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www.vantagecommunities.net
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
If you have any concerns or want to get involved with Horizon
Pointe Lacey’s Neighborhood Watch Committee, Contact:
[email protected]
https://facebook.com/HorizonPointeWatch
If you hear or see something out of the ordinary it
can’t hurt to get it on the records. Please report any
crimes or suspicious activity to local law enforcement
at 911 or non-emergency at 360-704-2740
Did you know?
SPRING SAFETY TIPS:
If you’re going to be away from home for
an extended period of time, you can get a
vacation house check. This service is
offered by the Lacey Police Department,
Lacey Police Community Resource Officers will inspect the property (as volunteer
staffing
allows), for security concerns or damage
while you are away. If a problem arises,
officers will notify you or your designated
emergency contact
number.
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While parking on the street, remember to not leave your garage door opener or valuables in the car.
Don’t leave notes on your door announcing when you will be
home. When possible take the time to coordinate with
friends, family and delivery companies effectively.
Keep shrubbery trimmed to eliminate hidden areas
Prior to leaving your home, make sure all windows and
doors are securely closed and reinforced.
Remember to close your garage door. While working in your
yard or around the house, don’t leave your garage door open
if it’s not visible from where your are. Leaving the garage
door open allows potential intruders to see items they might
like to take..
To request a Vacation House Check: Submit in person at City of Lacey Police Department or
complete the VHC Form online at:
http:.//www.ci.lacey.wa.us/city-government/city-departments/policedepartment/services-and-permits/vacation-house-checks
Children at Play
Please proceed through the community cautiously
With the increased better weather and spring break recess, children will be outside playing.
Parent’s please remind your children not run out into the street, between cars, or on or near
the train tracks. Potential dangers increase if drivers are in a hurry or distracted which may
cause them to not see your children. We can all do our part to increase safety in our
community. By educating and reminding your children of street safety; proper supervision;
and driver awareness we can limit the chances of potentially serious accidents.