Eagle Nest Blog

Eagle Nest residents, Here is what’s happening in the neighborhood the week of August 31: OFFICIAL NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS: As many of you probably know, you can’t believe everything you read on the internet -- including social media and fake news. That’s why the Board reminds residents that official Eagle Nest news is only available on these three platforms: Eagle Nest Blog: http://eaglenestindy.blogspot.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/EagleNestPropertyOwnersAssociation Constant Contact: To join our weekly blast, send an email to enpoa_sec@att.net . (Residents only) We know Next Door and Slack are popular, for example, but they aren’t official platforms for neighborhood business or updates, largely because we don’t want our communications overtaken by advertising, irrelevant content and comments from non-residents. The Board doesn’t monitor any other platforms, so if you have questions or concerns, please use our official communication avenues. TUESDAY’S FOOD TRUCK: We’re excited to welcom

Eagle Nest residents, Here’s what’s happening in the neighborhood the week of August 24: LITTLE LIBRARY: In these crazy, confining COVID-19 times, Eagle Nest has an easy way to escape the stress: Visit our Free Little Library. Dedicated in June 2018, the library is on the east side of the Clubhouse and features dozens of fiction and non-fiction books for children and adults to borrow. The Eagle Nest Little Library is among more than 65,000 Little Free Libraries across the country with the motto, “Take a book, return a book.” The resource was designed and donated by longtime resident Annette Donegan, who taught first grade at Nora Elementary for 38 years. She lined up a carpenter to build it, longtime resident Sheila Jackson painted it, and resident Don Ugoletti installed it – a true neighborhood community effort. “Being an educator, I have a passion for reading,” Donegan said at the dedication. “Many kids don't have access to books or haven't discovered the joy of reading.” Sh

Eagle Nest residents, Here's a look at what's ahead for the week of August 17: DIRECTORY DELIVERY: Be sure to check your mailbox today (Sunday) for your complimentary copy of the 2020-21 Eagle Nest Directory! The booklet, sporting an aqua/blue cover with the Eagle Nest logo on the front, is your official guide to our neighborhood, complete with street and lot maps homeowner contact information. A big thank you to Secretary/Bo okkeeper Chris’e Van Meter and Board member Brian Schneider for working hard to keep our directory up to date! (Note: Some new residents may not be listed because of production deadlines. Don’t worry, we’ll get you added next year.) If you don't receive a directory or your copy is damaged, please send an email to  enpoa_sec@att.net and we'll get a copy to you. POOL HOURS CHANGE: Effective Monday, Aug. 17, the Eagle Nest pool will move to a modified operating schedule. The start of school has cut our lifeguard availability in half, resulting in th

Eagle Nest residents, The main pool has reopened! Thanks for everyone’s patience as we worked to correct our chemical levels. The baby pool is still closed but should be up and running this weekend.  For more information about our pool facility and hours, please check the Pool link on the blog. Enjoy!

Celebrate summer (and the start of school?) with a free snow cone in a variety of flavors from Kona Ice, compliments of the Board. We're giving away freebies today to the first 65 residents  from 5-7 p.m. at the Clubhouse   (one per child, please). Last week, it was free cupcakes, and this week it's snow cones. It's all part of our Family Fun Nights program. Watch the Eagle Nest blog and Facebook for more events. As always, please wear a mask and observe CDC guidelines on social distancing during today's event. Also, please park in the back lot to prevent vehicle congestion and use caution entering and exiting the Clubhouse parking lot. Enjoy!

Eagle Nest residents, Due to unsatisfactory chemical levels, our pool is closed until further notice. The imbalance was caused by a combination of factors, including natural chemical degradation and organic debris from recent storms and visiting wildlife. The County Health Department has instructed us to partially drain the main facility, refill it with fresh water and rebalance the chemicals. We hope the process will be completed by the end of the week, possibly sooner. We apologize for the inconvenience, but given the size of the facility a quick fix just isn’t possible. It takes time to properly remediate the problem. We appreciate resident understanding and patience as we work through this temporary repair. Our pool staff has done a wonderful job managing the facility in the ongoing COVID-19 climate, and they will work closely with our pool servicing vendor ensure we maintain the highest water quality moving forward. Nothing is more important than residents’ safety. Watch the blog

 Hello, Eagle Nest residents! Here is what's ahead in the neighborhood for the week of August 10: CURB APPEAL AWARDS:  It's time to announce the winners of the annual Eagle Nest Curb Appeal Awards! Drum roll, please ... First place:  8229 Tern Court (Lot 404), Stephen and JoAnn Hoskins Second place:  7840 Teel Way (Lot 115), Otis and Janice Ashley Third place: 8021 Teel Way (Lot 54), Duane Hall Honorable mentions:  7809 Nightingale Court (Lot 332, below left), Jim and Claudette Lane; 8246 Hummingbird Court (Lot 415, below right), Greg and Mindy Knapp. How do you win a Curb Appeal Award? Basically, it comes down to how your property appears from the curb - the landscaping presentation and overall condition of the home. (The contest was suspended in 2019 because of other neighborhood business.)   This year, there are so many well-maintained properties in our development the judging committee literally had pull winning addresses from a hat. Each winner earns a VISA gift card and

Due to staffing issues, Jet's Pizza is suspending sales of their special $5 personal pizzas for two weeks. They will not be at the Clubhouse this week or next week. Jet's hopes to resume its traditional Thursday night visits on August 20. Store management apologizes for the inconvenience. BUT ... don't forget the Board is giving away FREE Simply Divine cupcakes to the first 50 kids (age 1-12) on Thursday, August 6, from 5-7 p.m. Swing by the Clubhouse with the kids and pick up desert! Be sure to check the Events link on our blog for more upcoming events! The Eagle Nest Board

Hello, Eagle Nest residents! Here is what’s ahead in Eagle Nest for the week of August 3: FREE CUPCAKES FOR THE KIDS! That’s right, come to the Clubhouse on Thursday, Aug. 6 (5-7 p.m.), and the first 50 kids (ages 1-12) will receive a free cupcake from Simply Divine Cupcakes, the popular dessert vendor in downtown City Market. (Some of you might remember Simply Divine’s visits earlier this summer as part of our food truck rotation.) First come, first served; one cupcake per child, please. Compliments of our Social Committee and the Board. Simply Divine will stay on site to sell extra cupcakes once our free batch is gone. It’s all part of Family Fun Nights, every Thursday at the Clubhouse. Coming August 13: free Kona Ice snow cones! POOL UPDATE: The Board thanks all residents for their continued help in observing our posted rules and following CDC guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Please ensure you maintain social distancing from those not in your immediate party and wear a