Board Update: Family Night with free pizza, upcoming social events, snow plowing request, 82nd Street ramp closures

Hello, Eagle Nest residents. We hope everyone’s new year is off to a great start! Time to catch up on some neighborhood news!


Coming Feb. 9: Family Night – with free pizza – at Clubhouse
Calling all Eagle Nest parents: Join us Friday, Feb. 9, 4-6 p.m., for our first FREE Family Night at the Clubhouse.

Looking to beat the winter blahs, get out of the house with the kids without going far? Family Night is the perfect distraction for the kids, a chance to meet other families, share your favorite games with others, and enjoy some FREE pizza while you hang out in our community Clubhouse. Spread the word! Click here to RSVP.

Questions? Contact resident organizer Caitlin Johnson at caitmariejohnson@gmail.com

Check our growing social events calendar!
Be sure to bookmark and frequently check the Events tab on our neighborhood blog. We have several great social events planned so far for the first half of this year:
  • Feb. 6: monthly Euchre game nights (the first Tuesday each month)
  • Feb. 9: Family Night
  • March 16: annual Beerfest and Chili Cookoff
  • TBA: Easter Egg Hunt, Neighborhood Volunteer Cleanup, Pool opening and more!
Are you into planning events? We welcome volunteers to help develop activities for the neighborhood – join our Social Committee! Contact Social Chair Brigette Stephens at bestephens4@gmail.com to get plugged in!

Annual dues letter coming second week of February
The Board plans to mail annual dues letters the second week of February, so keep an eye on your mailbox.

Dues are payable upon receipt through May 1, with late fees added after that. On June 1, all unpaid accounts will be turned over to our legal counsel for collection. Residents are welcome to make payment arrangements in advance of those deadlines, but requests after May 1 cannot be guaranteed.

Contact Bookkeeper/Lead Admin Chris’e Van Meter with questions.

A word (or two) about snow removal (and how you can help)
Now that winter is here, three quick reminders about snow removal in our development:

First, the Board only plows our streets and courts when snowfall amounts exceed 2 inches. It’s expensive to plow (and salt), costing thousands of dollars for each snow event. As a result, if warmer temps are forecast within a day or so you may see snow-covered roads for a time.

Second, when big storms approach, please move your vehicles off our streets and into your driveway so our plowing contractor can do his work safely and efficiently. No one likes to navigate around snowed in cars, so please be considerate to your fellow residents and keep our roads clear.

And third, as always, please use caution and slow down while driving through our development as roads will be slick, especially when temps dip below freezing.

In case you missed it …

82nd Street/I-69 ramps closing: On Tuesday, Jan. 30, the exit from I-69 South to 82nd Street, the 82nd Street exit to southbound I-69 and I-465 East exit to 82nd Street to northbound I-69 will close until late 2024 as part of the ClearPath465 interstate construction project. For the latest updates, go to www.ClearPath465.com to register for email updates, as well as follow the project on social media.

On behalf of the Board,
Scott Thien, Eagle Nest President

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