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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 27 April 2012 |
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KidPower is a list of neighborhood kids who are ready to help when you need an extra set of hands around the house. They provide services like lawn care, babysitting, and pet sitting. The list can be viewed by clicking the KidPower link in the left hand menu at www.ChestnutCreek.org. Note: You must login to see the link to KidPower.
Unfortunately, some of the information has not been updated for several years. If your kids are currently listed on the Kidpower list, please verify their information and send any updates to
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. If your child would like to be included on the list, be sure to include each child’s name, phone number, birth date, and the work they are interested in doing. There is no fee to be included on the list!
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Men's Doubles Team Looking for Additional Players |
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Written by Mike Beatty
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Friday, 27 April 2012 |
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The Creek Men’s Doubles ALTA team is in need of some additional players for the fall 2012 season and beyond. We are currently playing at B-3 ALTA level. Please contact Mike Beatty at
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if you would like join our team, have questions, or need additional information.
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Holly Springs Road at Davis Road Roundabout |
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Written by Jimmy Crowder, Vice President
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Friday, 27 April 2012 |
 The Cobb County Department of Transportation will be upgrading the current four-way stop intersection at Holly Springs Road and Davis Road with a roundabout intersection. A roundabout is a type of circular intersection in which road traffic flows in one direction around a central island. They are generally credited for improving intersection safety and for decreasing delay time for vehicles passing through the intersection.
Roundabouts have already been built in Cobb County at Burnt Hickory and County Line roads and West Sandtown and Villa Rica roads. Another is planned for Lower Roswell Road at Timber Ridge Drive. A newly constructed roundabout is also located nearby in Roswell at Grimes Bridge and Warsaw roads.
The project is scheduled to begin the week after school gets out this summer, and is expected to be completed before school begins in August. Lane closures are to be limited to between 9am and 4pm, when necessary for construction, according to Bob Gallante, Cobb DOT Construction Engineer. The circular median will initially be grassed, but additional landscaping will be installed in the Fall after cooler weather arrives.
The construction cost of the project is approximately $250,000. A signalized intersection, with additional turn lanes added, would cost roughly the same amount initially, according to Mr. Gallante. However, the roundabout will have much lower long term maintenance costs, fewer delays for vehicles passing through the intersection, and are generally safer than signalized intersections. For additional information on roundabouts, visit http://dot.cobbcountyga.gov/roundabout/index.htm.
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Chestnut Creek HOA Membership Packets |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 29 February 2012 |
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 The Chestnut Creek HOA Class A, B, C, and Outside Membership Packets for 2012 are now available. You can find them on the Membership page.
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Fill the Hill Pool Landscaping Fund Update |
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Written by Alex Brunson
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Sunday, 05 February 2012 |
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Last year, the CCHOA Board and Maintenance Committee launched a fundraising campaign with a goal of landscaping the hill between the pool and the parking lot. See the professional landscaping plan below, which was prepared by Alex Brunson. This will greatly enhance the appearance of our neighborhood’s most visible and valuable asset.
We would like to thank the 33 families that have already contributed to this fund. We even received a donation from former residents Greg and Robyn Podany, who were in town recently and wanted to make a donation. We currently have $1,225 in contributions, but we are still accepting donations. We only need $375 to complete the juniper removal, grading, and tie-wall construction. Following that, we will need additional funding for the new plantings. We will also be calling for some neighborhood labor to help with installation and completion of the project. We’re almost there, so every little bit helps!
If you would like to make a donation, you can mail donations to the CCHOA post office box, or drop them off with Tom Coffey (3202 Wolf Claw Court) or Kelli Valler (3380 Chestnut Creek Drive). Please be sure to include a note stating that it is for the pool landscaping project.
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