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Contractor Yard Signs Are Not Permitted!
An increasing number of yard signs are being displayed on GHPOA properties, and some properties are displaying multiple signs.
Per our governing documents, contractor yard signs are not permitted.
Your Board asks for your support and cooperation in maintaining the appearance of our communities by removing all contractor yard signs.
Thank you.
Regular Overnight Street Parking is Prohibited on Our Streets!
Please be a good neighbor and comply with our regulation which prohibits regular overnight street parking of vehicles on our streets.
Parking your vehicle(s) in your driveway or garage is a courtesy to your neighbor, minimizes the opportunity for a vehicle break-in and also facilitates snow removal.
Also, please be courteous to your neighbors and pull forward into your driveway so as not to block the sidewalk with any vehicle.
Questions? Please visit GHPOA.com and select “Contact Us.”
Thank you for your cooperation.
Your GHPOA Board of Directors
GHPOA wishes to thank Admirals Sound resident and F. C. Tucker Broker/Realtor, Patrick Tumbarello, for his generous donation which has enabled us to display 600 American flags at all 61 of our entrances in honor of July 4th.
The following is an important public service announcement from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Due to a mysterious illness which is killing our songbirds, the IDNR is recommending the removal of all bird feeders and cleaning all bird baths with a 10% bleach solution. Thanks for your compliance. https://events.in.gov/…/dnr_recommends_removal_of…
While additional repaving needs to be done on the entrance ramps, construction signs removed, and lines painted, the bridge is open for traffic. This accomplishment was the result of many GHPOA Directors who worked for years with the City of Indianapolis to push for the old bridge to be replaced. In addition, numerous residents took the time to call the City and request the replacement of the old wooden superstructure. Our thanks to all who worked to accomplish this goal!
While the natural beauty of our area is a valued amenity, we do have many birds of prey, fox, coyote, raccoons, etc. living in all 12 GHPOA communities. We encourage you not to leave small family pets outside unattended. Thanks!
Geist Patrol has been advised by local law enforcement that a male suspect has been observed in the general area posing as a utility worker and seeking access to homes. Geist Patrol reminds all GHPOA residents not to open your door to any individual who claims to be a utility worker unless you see both a marked utility vehicle and proper identification. As always, should you observe any suspicious behavior, please immediately call Geist Patrol at 317-842-8082.
The heat is already here and the official day for summer is right around the corner! We reached out to our landscaper Tim Guimont, from Tim’s Landscaping, for some helpful tips and information to share. Check these out!
Your GHPOA Board continues to receive an escalating number of complaints from residents who have expressed concerns about unsafe driving on our streets. These complaints are focused on three specific violations:
In addition, a pedestrian was almost struck on Old Stone Drive which emphasizes the serious nature of this situation.
Your Board has responded to these complaints by partnering with Geist Patrol who have increased patrols on our streets and increased use of their digital speed sign. In addition, posts have been made on our website, Facebook page and reminder announcements have been sent to residents who are registered on TownSq.
Regrettably, these initiatives have not been sufficient, and these traffic violations continue to occur.
While we continue to ask for the cooperation of all property owners to keep our streets safe, please note that additional traffic enforcement Officers will begin patrolling our streets and will issue citations when warranted.
These citations are expensive. Illegally passing a school bus while its stop arm is extended could result in a fine of up to $5,000. In addition, a driver could be charged with a Class A misdemeanor which is punishable by up to one year in jail. Also, points assigned to your license may result in increased auto insurance premiums.
We appeal to each resident to SLOW DOWN and OBEY THE LAW.
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2,380 Homes Surrounding Geist Lake
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