Author: Harris Estates HOA
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Welcome to our Newest Neighbors
Harris Estates is buzzing! We’ve seen the most home sales since the neighborhood was founded in 2007. A warm welcome to all our newest neighbors as we approach our 18th birthday! The Harris Estates HOA was officially signed on November 26, 2007, by developer Jeff Lindsay on a cool, rainy day. Our neighborhood has a… Read more
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Proposed Sign Revisions: Part 3
SIGNS The Board is proposing is to amend the Declaration concerning signs in the neighborhood. The current restriction limits 3 types of signs on a homeowner’s property in Article IV Section 6. Section 6. Signs. (a) No signs whatsoever (including but not limited to commercial and similar signs) shall, without the Developer’s prior written approval… Read more
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Backyard Chickens
According to the Newnan Times-Herald, the Coweta County Board of Commissions has set a public hearing regarding an amendment to an ordinance concerning backyard chickens. This amendment would allow chickens in the backyard under certain circumstances. Many homeowner’s associations have specific prohibitions and limitations on chickens. Our Declaration and ACC Guidelines address the subject on… Read more
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Proposed Tree Revisions: Part 2
We have had some confusion with the ACC Guideline on tree removal over the years. Some living trees have been removed without ACC approval. Most neighbors do not know about our tree situation on our property until they see the trees being removed by a professional tree removal services. Our current guidance on tree removal… Read more
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Harris Estates Homeowners Association Declaration Review
Harris Estates Homeowners Association (HOA) was officially established on November 26, 2007, with the signing of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, and Easements by the developer, Jeff Lindsey Communities, Inc. This foundational legal document, known simply as “the Declaration,” has guided the neighborhood since its inception. The Developer desired to provide for the “preservation and enhancement… Read more
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Proposed Pool Revisions: Part 1
Neighborhood pools offer a range of benefits beyond just cooling off on a hot day. Six homes in our neighborhood enjoy the benefits of a swimming pool (including one under construction). Three of these pools can be seen from the street. The other three pools are not viewable from the street. All our Harris Estates… Read more
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Front Entrance Volunteers Needed – May 17th at 9AM
Our front entrance is looking good but needs some TLC. We are looking for some volunteers in the neighborhood to join us on May 17th (Saturday) at 9AM for a quick spruce up of the flower beds. The Board will provide fresh mulch that needs to be spread in our flowerbeds. We will also have… Read more
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Caring for Bermuda Grass
Bermuda grass is a beautiful grass that has some advantages over other types of grasses. These include: The Harris Estates ACC Guidelines state: Lawns must be adequately watered & fertilized, and may not be neglected or allowed to die. Lawns may not be allowed to grow to a height exceeding four (4) inches. It is… Read more
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Snakes in Harris Estates
Last April my daughter and I watched a King Snake slither away from the flowerbeds of our house. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the Georgia Poison Center are advising as temperatures warm, venomous snakes in Georgia are becoming more active, increasing the risk of snake bites. 2024 tied the record for 580 snake… Read more
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Preparing for Spring Storms
The signs of Spring are here – beautiful flowers, fresh green leaves on the trees, and the green color returning to our yards. Amid the blossoms, the unwelcome side of Spring returns: Pollen, allergies, and severe storms. Spring storms can be unpredictable and intense, so it’s wise to take proactive steps to protect your home,… Read more