Eagle Nest Blog

Sign-up sheets for our annual free swim lessons are now posted under the Clubhouse deck. We have two sessions, and two class times in each, starting this week: Session 1, July 27-31 (Wednesday-Sunday) Class A: 11 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday-Friday, and 9 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday-Sunday Class B: 11:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday-Friday, and 9:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday-Sunday. Session 2, Aug. 1-5 (Monday-Friday) Class C: 11 to 11:30 a.m. Class D: 11:30 a.m. to noon Lessons are open to all ages 3 and older (parents or guardians must be in good standing). If you sign up siblings, please list them for the same session times. If you sign up but can’t make it certain a day, please let Pool Manager Samantha Burns know so we can fill the spot(s) from our waiting list. Some instruction is better than none -- safety rules! (Residents looking for private lessons can negotiate separate hours and fees with guards.) Questions? Email Pool Manager Samantha Burns at  samanthaburns51@gmail.com .

As summer winds down, it's time to gear up for the start of school with ... drum roll please ... food trucks!  That’s right, we’re excited to report another summer of great food vendors will be visiting our development most Tuesdays, starting August 9 through October 25. We know it can be scramble to whip up dinner on school nights, especially after you've been working all day, so our food truck partners got you covered! First up: The Latin Flavor , a rising local favorite serving, well, Latin-inspired street tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, tacos and more (Don’t forget the homemade fruit water). The Latin Flavor has been spotted all over town, pulling in rave reviews for their flavorful, hearty servings cooked fresh on the spot. (Check them out on Facebook .) Save the dates: Aug. 9, Sept. 13, Oct. 11 (6 to 8 p.m.) But that’s not all. The trucks are the first of several activities for both kids and adults lined up by new Social Committee Chair and Board member Brigette St...

Board welcomes 2 new members after election The Board congratulates and welcomes new Directors Brigette Stephens and Susan Millander to the team, both elected during the June Annual Meeting at the Clubhouse. About Brigette: Brigette, her husband and their two kids moved to 8238 Warbler Way from Fishers in 2019 because of the homey feel of our development. “There is so much that we love about the neighborhood: our house, the mature trees, the amenities, and also how much neighbors care about neighbors. We lived in our last house for about three years and only knew the name of one neighbor - the Eagle Nest neighbors that we have met are how neighbors should be. Heck, I love it so much that I convinced my parents to move into the neighborhood.” About Susan: Susan moved to 8104 Teel Way in November 2021 from the Seattle area after more than four decades in the Northwest. Susan grew up in Northwest Indiana, and she relocated to Indianapolis to be closer to relatives around t...

Yep, you read that right, we’re open until 9 p.m. tonight! Our water-quality issues have been resolved, and we have the all-clear from the Marion County Health Department to resume use of the facility. Guards are on duty now, so come on down and beat the heat with our special extended hours. We know it was an inconvenience to have the pool out of commission for a couple of days this week, so our Pool staff rearranged their schedules so resident could enjoy our great facility a little longer. There’s a 90% chance of rain on Friday, so take advantage of this rare opportunity. (Reminder: Our weekend hours are 10-7 Saturday and 11-7 on Sunday.) We thank everyone for their patience! The Eagle Nest Board

Pool update: Unfortunately, as of 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, our Pool is closed again due to unacceptably high chlorine levels. We recently installed a new pump, and it's been a struggle to get the water quality rebalanced. Per the Health Department's mandate, we are closed until the water quality is addressed again. We are targeting reopening mid/late week. Watch our blog and Facebook page for updates. On behalf of our aging facility, we apologize for the inconvenience, but as always it's safety first when it comes to our residents. Questions? Contact Board President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net P.S.: Please note our blog and Facebook page are our official communications channels. We do not monitor or answer questions about the neighborhood on Next Door.

The Board regrets to inform everyone that our Pool is closed for next few days as we work to drain and refill the facility improve our water quality. We know the timing isn't amazing with the holiday weekend approaching, but we can't change the laws of physics. As previously communicated in our dues letter issued earlier this year, our aging facility is growing increasingly problematic to maintain. This week was another example of our ongoing challenges. Last weekend, our main pump burned out due to system pressures. We quickly installed a new pump, and Tuesday we passed our weekly water quality test. Thursday, however, we had to close after a surprise inspection by the Marion County Health Department determined substandard water quality. In short, our existing chemical treatments were not effective without proper circulation. The solution: drain the pool halfway, then refill it with fresh water and rebalanced chemicals. That process is underway and barring any issues we expect...

Eagle Nest neighbors, Please join us for our Annual Meeting and Board Election, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, at the Clubhouse. The meeting will include a variety of Board business and conclude with the Board of Directors election. All residents in good standing are welcome to attend and cast votes. Five director seats are up for election. Four positions held by Kim Isaak, Brian Schneider, Scott Thien and Jason Van Meter are opening due to expiring terms. All four are seeking re-election. The fifth position is opening due to the early resignation of Director Carolyn Goldenetz for personal commitments. Write-in candidates are welcome, but all write-ins must be present during the Annual Meeting to accept their nomination. Director responsibilities include attending monthly Board meetings, voting on key neighborhood business, engaging with residents to resolve issues and coordinating various assigned projects. Each new or re-elected Director will serve a two-year term, a volunteer post ex...