Category: ACC
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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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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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When to chop down those Dead Pine Trees
Spring is almost here and many of us have at least one or more dead pine trees in our yards. Outbreaks of the Southern Pine Beetle (SPB) in Georgia in the past two years have been responsible for killing off large areas of pine trees. Pine trees are majestic, but like all living things, they… Read more
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Spring is on the March
March is finally here and hopefully the winter cold is fading fast! Daylight Savings Time starts on March 9th (2AM) with the advance of the hour hand on our clocks. The only total lunar eclipse of the year visible in the United States starts at 11:57PM on March 13th, with the Moon in totality at… Read more
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Georgia New HOA Law: HB 220 (2024)
The Newnan Times-Herald has featured two stories recently on homeowner’s associations in Coweta County. As of this year, 2.2 million or 22% of Georgian homeowners live in a HOA. A few bad apples locally and statewide have garnered enough attention from Georgia law makers to make some changes in the law. House Bill 220 was… Read more
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ACC Guidelines Series Part V
Summer is starting out hot, hot, hot!! Be sure to keep yourself, kids, and pets hydrated! We are concluding this multi-part series on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines that deals with homeowners’ animals and property. The stated goal of the ACC guidelines is to “preserve the great charm and natural beauty of Harris Estates… Read more
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ACC Guidelines Series Part IV
Summer is here! We have dodged the worst of the Spring storms as of this article. We are continuing this multi-part series on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines that deals with homeowners’ animals and property. The stated goal of the ACC guidelines is to “preserve the great charm and natural beauty of Harris Estates… Read more
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ACC Guidelines Series Part III
I hope you are having a good week so far! We are continuing this multi-part series on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines that deals with homeowners’ animals and property. The stated goal of the ACC guidelines is to “preserve the great charm and natural beauty of Harris Estates through the use of a coordinated… Read more
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ACC Guidelines Series Part II
Greetings! Today, we are continuing our series on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines that deals with homeowners’ animals and property. The stated goal of the ACC guidelines is to “preserve the great charm and natural beauty of Harris Estates through the use of a coordinated plan of development.“ GUIDELINE 4: ANIMALS: No animals, including… Read more
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ACC Guidelines Series Part I
Greetings! I am starting a series on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines to help refresh us on how to keep Harris Estates looking like Harris Estates, among the best neighborhoods in our area. The stated goal of the ACC guidelines is to “preserve the great charm and natural beauty of Harris Estates through the… Read more