Eagle Nest Blog

Finally, after a complete draining, chemical wash down and refill in the wake of last weekend’s damaging storms, the Pool is scheduled to reopen Sunday, July 19, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. It has taken nearly 36 hours to refill our 86,000-gallon pool, and the Eagle Nest Board of Directors thanks all residents for their patience and understanding during this unprecedented closure. As previously communicated, the recent violent storms and heavy rains dumped a lot of dirty water and tree debris into our facility. The result was a diluted chemical balance that led to a green algae bloom and water too dark to swim in safely. Sunday, the shallow end will be open in the morning but the deep end could be restricted until the afternoon, depending on the water clarity. Safety is our #1 priority, of course, so please remember all swimmers must obey Pool rules and staff instructions. The lifeguard staff will determine when the deep end can be used. Violators will be dismissed from the premis

Eagle Nest residents, As you may have seen from our recent email and blog post, the Board promised an update on Pool closure due to dark water caused by an algae bloom and storm debris. Unfortunately, we don’t have good news to report. The Pool likely will remain closed for the rest of the week while our pool contractor drains the pool, acid washes the interior, refills it with fresh water and level-sets the chemical balance. What caused the problem? The recent violent storms and associated heavy rains are mainly to blame. Simply put, a lot of dirty water and tree debris from surrounding foliage was dumped in our pool, creating conditions ripe for breeding algae and a concoction too strong for even the toughest of chemical treatments and constant vacuuming to correct. The Board understands the closure is an inconvenience, and we are working as quickly as possible to reopen with water safe to swim in -- both for clarity and quality. We do not have a firm date on reopening, but

Fellow Eagle Nest residents, Unfortunately, the Pool is closed until further notice because of an algae problem. The recent heavy rains and storms dumped a lot of outdoor debris into the pool, creating green water too dark to safely swim in. Our pool staff has been working feverishly to vacuum and chemically shock the pool water back to safe limits but unfortunately the outside elements have won this round. Pool Manager Susan Anderson is contacting our pool vendor today to determine next steps. We do not have an ETA on reopening, but we hope to resume normal operations within a few days. The Board understands this is an inconvenience, and we apologize for the temporary closure. We will send out followup communications as more  information becomes available. Feel free to contact me directly if you have questions or concerns. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Scott Thien ENPOA President

On or about June 19, a house in the 8300 block of Quail Court had its back patio glass door shot by what police say appears to be a BB gun. No one was hurt, and there are no official suspects. However, this isn't the first time a BB gun incident has been reported in this part of our neighborhood. As you may recall, the Eagle Nest blog reported a related incident in May. Guests of a graduation party noticed a young male hiding in bushes between houses during the early evening, and when approached the young man took off running along Teel Way. The next day, residents found a BB gun rifle where the young man first was spotted, and police responded to investigate. No injuries were reported. As a precaution, police warn residents to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity. Anyone with information or leads about either of these incidents is encouraged to call CrimeStoppers at 262-TIPS (8477). As always, if you see something suspicious, say something -- call 911

On Thursday, July 2, roll down to the Clubhouse and join our second Annual July 4 Parade and Hot Dog Supper! This fun event features a parade of children's bicycles, wagons, skateboards and non-motorized scooters through the neighborhood. In keeping with the Family Fun Nights schedule, the event is being held July 2 so residents can maintain the habit of weekly Clubhouse camaraderie, The event will start at 6 p.m. at the Clubhouse and proceed down Teel Way before doubling back to the Clubhouse. Flags and streamers will be provided to all participants to decorate their rides. After the parade, the Eagle Nest Social Committee will provide hot dogs with buns, chips and lemonade at the Clubhouse. We ask families to bring a side dish or a dessert to share. After the hot dog supper, families can enjoy the pool and the fellowship with other participants. Other neighborhoods have done parades like this, but we're sure Eagle Nest's effort will be one to remember