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Highway 280 Roadway Expansion Project

Posted June 30, 2010 - 10:06am by Chad Cullum

The Shelby County Commission met June 28, 2010. The agenda included Highway 280 project resolutions, including presentations by ALDOT and Rethink 280. The Commission is still examining options, and a transit study in now under way in Shelby County.

Residents of Eagle Point interested in attending hearings and being involved in this project are needed. Please volunteer to help.

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Mailbox Hit and Run

Posted April 7, 2010 - 8:26am by Anonymous

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On Saturday April 3 at 11:06 AM, a white truck slammed its right side mirror into my mailbox thus ripping it off the pole. I saw the incident when it happened plus I captured video of the incident from my house surveillance camera. The quality of the video is good but not good enough to get the tag number. This type truck is typically used by landscape people. There was no writing on the side of the truck.

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New website

Posted April 10, 2009 - 8:36am by Chad Cullum

Welcome to the new Eagle Point homeowners site. We have made a number of improvements, most importantly the implementation of a content management system which allows multiple authors of information on the site. In addition, we have centralized user accounts for website and forum access.

We encourage all homeowners to register for an account so they may gain access to restricted information. Each registration request is verified by HOA administrators to verify resident status, so there will be a slight delay between registration and granting account access.

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Letter from the President

Posted January 22, 2009 - 7:23pm by Chad Cullum

Dear Fellow Homeowners,

The Annual Meeting of the Homeowners Association was held January 13, 2009. A new Board of Directors was elected. Tim Page (Vice-President) and Carolyn Goslin (Secretary) will serve three-year terms. Chad Cullum (President), John Beach, and Adam Kline will serve two-year terms.

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Curbside Recycling

Posted November 28, 2008 - 3:52pm by Anonymous

Eagle Point residents are being given the opportunity to enroll in a curb side recycling program. Each resident who enrolls will be given an 18 gallon container for their recyclables; plastic, cardboard, cans and paper. Recycling will be collected once a week. The cost is $5.06/month and will show up on your garbage bill. If you have more recycling than will fit in the container, you can put out an extra container to hold it.

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