Catch up on the latest community updates, including pool opening plans, tennis court resurfacing progress, board and committee news, upcoming social events, and a warm welcome to new residents. It's shaping up to be an exciting season in Walden Village! Click here to Download the Entire Newsletter
Click Here to Download the Full PDF Newsletter with Images Reminder: The Village needs 3-5 residents to fill vacancies on the Board. If you would like to be considered, please submit a brief bio to the Clerk (wfrazier413@gmail.com) by May 1, 2024. From the HOA President I hope this newsletter finds you well. As spring is upon us, I am cautious to celebrate a warm day because I know that we still have the potential for snow in the weeks ahead. Yet, I do appreciate the longer daylight hours and await with anticipation when we can say goodbye to Peter’s…
President's Report I wish to say thanks to the previous Board members (Rob Lagergren, Diane Forsyth, and Carole Terlik) who resigned in August and to Karen Sangiovanni who stepped off the Environmental Committee. Fortunately, we had two residents step up to fill two of the Board vacancies: Lorraine Deyo, and myself. Lorraine also agreed to take over the Environmental Committee. I was asked to serve as HOA President and will gladly do so until the end of June, 2024. We have some tough issues to address this year. Rising costs continue to eat into our budget. You should expect a…
Notes from the President Rob Lagergren, President The board is considering moving the location of the annual meeting to the grassy area by the path to the pool. The thought is that this location provides some natural shade and no pavement to reflect the heat. Please send me an email (8waldenlane@gmail.com) with your thoughts. Final details for the Annual Meeting will be sent to all residents via email. Directory books are printed every other year, and this is the year! Please respond to Bill Frazier's emails requesting updated name, second address and contact information. Shortly after the annual meeting, the…
From Rob Lagergren, President: Let There be Light! After years of submitting repair requests to the city, the three streetlights have finally been repaired across from the mailboxes. It is now much safer to pick up your mail and walk by the retention basin in the dark. Thanks go out to Karen Sangiovani for her relentless efforts in keeping the pressure on the Department of Public Utilities and Lori Tallis for communicating with our new ward counselor, Ken Warren. LITTLE FREE LIBRARY HAS COME TO WALDEN VILLAGE! Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Their…