Author: Harris Estates HOA

HOA homeowners gathered at Lot 29 for our annual HOA Meeting of the members. Here are a few topics from the meeting that were discussed. More details about all what was discussed can be found in the minutes from the meeting that was emailed to all homeowners. Front Entrance Updates:  Mr. Sanchez continues to do… Read more

Our yearly Annual Meeting of the Members is coming up at the end of this month on October 25th, 2024 at 6PM. The location will be at Secretary Erik Swindlehurst’s home at Lot 29 (address in the image above). One lucky homeowner in attendance will win a $50 Amazon Gift Card. If you are unable… Read more

SEPT 26 10AM (Update 1) A potentially dangerous hurricane named Helene is making its way into Georgia, which is expected to strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane before making landfall. Harris Estates neighbors can expect (according to the Newnan Times-Herald) winds from 15-25 mph, with gusts exceeding 45mph. The “Beaufort Wind Scale” estimates that wind… Read more

A number of years ago, one of our homeowners had a new wood fence installed on their property around their home. The work started by digging post holes in the yard. Near the side of the house, the construction workers came across the remains of a dog while digging one of the post holes. The… Read more

One of the major services homeowners and guests enjoy in Harris Estates is clean water. Coweta County Water and Sewage Authority provides water to our homes through several water sources, including the B.T. Brown Reservoir, a 300+ acre reservoir. The B.T. Brown that is able to deliver 10 million gallons of water per day and… Read more

I’m starting a short series on stuff that is buried in our yards. I just gave some attention to one of them in my yard. The septic tank. All our Harris Estates homes have septic systems. Everything that goes down your sinks, showers, and toilets all empty into a septic tank. What is a septic… Read more

Excessive speeding by cars on Harris Estates Drive and Harris Court continues to be a problem at all hours of the day by a few motorists to include adults, teenagers, guests, and delivery services. The road into our neighborhood starts out at the highest elevation and proceeds at a downhill grade to the end of… Read more

It is that time of year again! School is back in session for Coweta County and most of Georgia. It is a good time to review bus safety, now that the large yellow buses are back! Bus safety in Georgia is taken very seriously. Here are some key points: The Georgia General Assembly passed Addy’s… Read more