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Important Update:

Posted 04/22/16

EAGLE POINT GOLF CLUB - TOWN HALL MEETING WITH DEVELOPER CHANGED

It has come to our attention several key contributors will be unavailable for the second "Town Hall Meeting" this Sunday, April 24. We regretfully must postpone the meeting until a later date.

The HOA regrets the delay, but it affords us an opportunity to provide the most current information to the homeowners.

Please share with your neighbors the importance of attending these next meetings as the information presented and discussed will answer many of the very good questions we all have. The HOA Board remains committed to communicating news and developments as they are discovered. If you have interest in contributing your time and talents, please contact us at [email protected].

We will communicate this new date as soon as it is determined.

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Swiss Alps Adventure

10 women, 10 days, 1 epic journey!

August 12-21, 2016

$2950 (airfare not included)

Hurry! Only 10 spaces!

Call Lorri Hanna in Birmingham

612-867-2232 or email [email protected]

It’s an adventure of a lifetime!

Missing Cat

Posted 04/25/16

Missing gray and white cat from Eagle Nest Circle (since Friday.) Cat is large and has one damaged ear.

Please call 913-0222 if you've seen him.

More Important Information

Posted 04/29/16

4/28/2016

Statement of Explanation from Skipper Consulting Inc. (traffic engineers) regarding the recommendation of the revision of proposed neighborhood street design:

In looking over the future traffic patterns, several items were noted regarding the proposed development plan:

1. Cut through traffic and the connection to Eagle Nest Circle –

Currently, the Eagle Point development receives cut-through traffic during the morning peak period.
1. It is believed this traffic is related to motorists along the US Highway 280 corridor that are destined for the Alabama Highway 119 corridor. They are using the development as a way to avoid the traffic congestion along US Highway 280 and at its intersection with Alabama Highway 119.
2. We believe this is school related traffic due to the time of day and the fact it only happens at one time period and in one direction

b. The original development plan would have actually shortened the travel distance from U.S. Highway 280 to the Alabama Highway 119 corridor by almost ¼ mile. This would have actually encouraged more cut through traffic to utilize the Eagle Point development and could have increased traffic through Eagle Point as a result of the cut through traffic.

2. Connection to Eagle Point Court –

The development plan was examined and it was determined that based upon the way existing residents utilize the Eagle Point development a large portion of cut through traffic would also utilize this connection to get to the Alabama Highway 119 corridor. This would vastly increase the traffic on a roadway (Eagle Point Court) that is a local residential street and not a residential collector roadway (the roadways with the double yellow striping). By not connecting at this location, the proposed development plan distributes traffic to the existing residential collector streets within the development. This is in line with the intended use for the residential collector roadways, which is traffic circulation within the development.