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Owl Creek NewsSEPTEMBER 2020

10607 Hobbs Station Road • 502.244.2550 • manager@owlcreekcommunity.com • www.owlcreekcommunity.com

Owl Creek, a neighborhood where we take pride in our community. Every resident plays a vital role in making our community the best placeto live in Louisville!

Please Note: the below events could be canceled orpostponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

SEPTEMBER 5 Music on the Lawn7 Labor Day Event – Bike Parade

18-20 Dad and Kids Camp Out

OCTOBER 9 Golf Tournament Rescheduled Date10 Oktoberfest

DERBY PARTY/MUSIC ON THE LAWNSaturday, September 5| 3-10 PM

Bike Parade – 10 AMOwl Creek celebrates Labor Day with an annual bike parade led bythe Middletown Fire Truck. Get decked out in your most creativepatriotic clothing, add some color to your bikes as you get into thespirit for our end of summer Labor Day celebration!

Line-up begins in front of the Lodge at 9:45 AM. The parade beginsat 10 AM. We will have gift bags for the children. The fire fighterswill stay after the parade to mingle with residents and the childrenmay be allowed to climb inside the fire truck depending on COVIDrestrictions.

LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONMonday, September 7

Reminder for Labor Day Week …All pick-ups will be delayed 1 day.

The Annual Owl Creek Golf Tournament has beenrescheduled for October 9th. The tournamentwill be held at Glenn Oaks Country Club with a shotgun start at8:00. Everyone registered to play in the tournament that waspostponed has been registered for the new date and all moniesapplied. Please let Scott Owen know if you will be unable toattend. The good news is that we now have some additional spotsthat the course has given us so we can add even more golfers.Please let us know if you would like to play. There is also anopportunity to sponsor a hole or donate a prize. This is a greatevent with great prizes and a lot of fun. If you are interested inplaying or donating, please reach out to Scott Owen at 502-381-3872 or email him at sowen@ur.com. Thank you again for yourunderstanding with the original postponement and we hope tosee all of you there!

OC GOLF TOURNAMENT RESCHEDULEDFriday, October 9

Music begins after the race, welcoming regional danceband 64West to our music on the lawn venue (7PM to 10PM).Tennis round-robins and grass volleyball games will beavailable. Come out and dance the night (and pandemic) away.

If you have any questions, please contact:David Mahan dmahan224@gmail.com, orDavid Hasselwander david.hasselwander@pnc.com

Since there are no spectators allowedat Churchill Downs this year, wethought we would turn OC green spaceinto a family friendly infield forresidents to watch the races while thepool is open. Weather permitting, theplan is to have TV’s set up by 3:00pm.

Bring your favorite Derby Day concoction and chairs. There will befood trucks for a bite to eat (see list on page 4).

TOWN HALL & NEW RESIDENT RECEPTION 2020

It’s that time of year again! Traditionally, we combine the TownHall with a New Resident Reception in mid-late October hosted inthe lodge. This year, we have decided to host these eventsoutside on the lawn in front of the Pavilion (weather pending).

The purpose of the Town Hall is to share our annual financialreport and updates from key areas adhering to the Owl Creek By-Laws that sets our annual operating rhythm. The New ResidentReception is a chance for our new neighbors to get an overviewof Owl Creek as well as meet-n-greet and network with fellowneighbors. You will receive a formal invitation and we hope youcan join us. Please watch the weekly email communication andOC Facebook page for more information and date/time. Lookingforward to seeing you soon!

NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALECANCELED

We will not be having the neighborhood yard sale due to theCOVID guidelines. We will schedule a neighborhood yard sale inthe spring if possible.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEJosh Richardson

HAPPY DERBY! (It’s strange times to say that in September.) It’shard to believe summer is winding down and fall will soon be in fullswing. Kids are back in school in some form or fashion and we areall crossing our fingers that we can have fall sports in somecapacity. But Owl Creek has lots going on to look forward to…

Labor Day Weekend is fast approaching, and we have Music onthe Lawn for that Saturday evening and Food Trucks at varioustimes throughout the weekend. Please check the website for anupdated schedule.

Fall in Owl Creek is a time I always look forward to with manyevents including Tennis Tournament, Golf Scramble, Campout andOktoberfest being the highlights. As for the Campout, we havefamilies heading back to Otter Creek on Sept 18 -20. We reservedDogwood Blossom a larger section of the campground giving usmore campsites to spread out. We will be asking for volunteers tohelp and will send out a link to Sign-Up Genius very soon.Oktoberfest will follow the rescheduled Golf Scramble on October9th. It will include Food Trucks, Beer Vendors, and 2 bands for yourenjoyment. As a replacement to our Splash Jams around the poollook for a Grass Jam on the lawn at the Pavilion in October. We willshow a movie and provide snacks for the kids. Look for moreinformation about that in October’s newsletter.

Please read the additional article titled “Town Hall and NewResident Reception”.

We, as an HOA Board, understand that the decisions we make aregoing to impact each resident in its own way. Residents will seethose impacts through the eyes of their own family, so we arealways seeking feedback and ways to make the community better.In keeping with this theme, I am challenging each board memberto look in their respective area and ask a few questions as we lookto improve upon this great community:

1. What should we stop doing?2. What should we start doing?3. What should we continue doing and improve upon?

As for some near-term improvements, we are investing in theFitness Center as it has seen a big increase in usage this year. Weare going to be adding a Hoist Fitness Functional Trainer (HD-3000), an additional bench, kettlebells, foam roller, and resistancebands. We will be getting rid of some of the broken/outdatedequipment and reworking the floor plan. We are also researchingoptions for a fence by track and looking to add some landscapingaround the Pavilion.

I would like to give a BIG thank you to our management team,Linda and Lori for their leadership during a challenging pool season.Special thanks to Brian Gahlwyler, our HOA Board VP ofOperations, and our lifeguards for doing a great job working tomake sure we had a fun and safe season for all!

Please feel free to share your ideas via email atmanager@owlcreekcommunity.com or when you see a boardmember around the neighborhood.

Thanks, Josh

OC TENNIS “NEIGHBORS”FALL TOURNAMENTAND MIXED DOUBLES

Now that we’ve survived the summer and Oktoberfest is aroundthe corner, OC is hosting the last tennis tournament(s) of the year.The “Neighbors” tournament will be a doubles event and intendedto foster neighborly connections as well as develop a littlecommunity bragging rights. We’ve divided OC in to 6 districts andyou and your partner must live in the same district. You will have1-2 weeks to play your match and report scores to the eventorganizers. The tournament will start Labor Day weekend and runthru Halloween (Note: Daylight Savings Time ends early Nov., soneed to finish in 2 months or weather becomes an issue).

We will also be hosting a Mixed Doubles Tournament which guestsare eligible to participate. So grab your neighbor and let’s seewhich OC District can claim tennis bragging-rights for 2020. The 6districts are The Lodge, The Ward, The Gardens, The Estates, TheCreek, and The Tracks. We currently have 9 teams signed up foreach tournament.

June, July, and August saw the tennis courts full of action as nearly80 players participated in the OC Open and OC Cup tennistournaments. The OC Open singles was won by Drew Deener whodefeated Kent Mertz in the finals. The OC Open DoubleChampionship is down to the finals with Team Mueller vs TeamCox playing this weekend. The Cup Singles Finals will feature GeneSnowdown vs Max Maxwell while the Cup Doubles still has 3teams vying for the championship (The team of Larry Riley/TerryBelew waiting for the winner of Mike Kreis/Josh Weber vs.Brandon Cissell/Toby Clark winner).

If you have questions and/or would like to sign-up, please contactChip Eskridge: chip.eskridge@worley.com (502-649-3254) or SeanRyan: sryan@bellarmine.edu (502-741-7813). Please providephone number, email address and the OC District you live-in forthe OC Neighborhood Tourney.

Owl Creek Deed Restrictions do not allow signs, except for thoseadvertising the sale or rent of that property, to be placed in yards.There was some inconsistency in the spring as we were trying tobe understanding of the life adjustments (i.e., no graduationceremonies for 2020 graduates) made in light of COVID-19. Pleasebe aware that beginning September 1, we will again be stricterabout yard signs of all kinds.

The Deed Restrictions and policies are meant to aid in maintainingthe appearance of Owl Creek. Each resident has agreed to abideby them when their home in Owl Creek was purchased. As aCommunity, all of us rely on your individual cooperation incomplying with our Deed Restrictions and policies. To that end, all572 homes appreciate your spirit of cooperation.

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OWL CREEK DAD AND KIDS CAMP OUTSeptember 18, 19, 20

The campout is less that three weeks away.This year dads and their kids will be heading back to Otter Creek,for some camaraderie and fun. Volunteers will be needed to helpout during the weekend. A Sign-Up Genius link will be sent verysoon to everyone who signed up to attend the campout.

Please contact the following campout coordinators if you have anyquestions: Brian Gahwyler, 468-5823; Sean Ryan, 741-7813; orJosh Richardson, 415-3609. Contact Josh if you need an RVcampsite.

OWL CREEK OKTOBERFESTSaturday, October 10th3 PM – 11 PM

This year marks the Ninth Annual Owl Creek Oktoberfest and whilewe have to be ever mindful of COVID and restrictions relatedthereto, the Oktoberfest Committee has been hard at workplanning one of Owl Creek’s greatest events. As you might expect,we are still finalizing some of the logistics and details. We plan toencourage social distancing, by having fewer and more spacedtables under the tent. We will have multiple sanitizer stations,encourage guests to bring their own chairs and have tables sprayeddown by our OC workers. We also plan to offer food exclusivelythrough food trucks – but which will still include your Germanfavorites. To this end, we plan to encourage our vendors to beprepared for an increased number of to-go orders to accommodatefolks who want to join in on the fun from home.

While it may look a bit different this year, we think the 2020Oktoberfest will be as fun as ever. With the understanding thatsome of these plans may have to be tweaked, we plan to featurethe following:

• Multiple Food Trucks (at this time, we expect those to includeSchnitzelbank, Red Top Gourmet Hot Dogs and Germany’s #1Food Truck)

• 2020 Owl Creek Oktoberfest Mug for sale (limited supplyavailable so we encourage ordering those as soon as possibleby sending an email to the Lodge; cost is $16)

• Multiple Oktoberfest draft beers• 2 live bands (The Rheingolds and the Polecats)• Recorded German music throughout the day• Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks and Water available for purchase• Designated tent area for Seniors

We are hoping to send final details in early September. In themeantime, this is one of the most festive events Owl Creek offers,so plan on joining us under the tents, next to the playground, onOctober 10th for some German fun!

BE A GOOD NEIGHBORWe all can just get along. The key? Communication. It’s often thebest way to prevent and resolve conflict before it reaches the legalsystem. You don’t have to be friends or spend time together toachieve a peaceful coexistence, but you should try to be a goodneighbor and follow these tips:

Say hello. At the mailbox, while walking the dog or when you see amoving van arrive, introduce yourself. Learn your neighbors’names and regularly offer a friendly greeting.

Provide a heads up. If you’re planning a construction project,altering your landscaping or hosting a big party, contact yourneighbors beforehand.

Do unto others. Treat neighbors as you would like to be treated.Be considerate about noise from vehicles, stereos, pets, etc.

Know your differences. Make an effort to understand each other.Differences in age, ethnic background and years in theneighborhood can lead to different expectations ormisunderstandings.

Consider the view. Keep areas of your property that others cansee presentable.

Appreciate them. If the neighbors do something you like, let themknow. They’ll be pleased you noticed, and it’ll be easier to talklater if they do something you don’t like.

Stay positive. Most people don't try to create problems. If aneighbor does something that irritates you, don’t assume it wasdeliberate.

Talk honestly. Tolerance is important, but don’t let a real irritationgo because it seems unimportant or hard to discuss. Let yourneighbors know if something they do annoys.

Be respectful. Talk directly to your neighbors if there’s a problem.Gossiping with others can damage relationships and createtrouble.

Remain calm. If a neighbor mentions an issue, they have with you,thank them for the input. You don’t have to agree or justify anybehavior. Wait for any anger to subside before responding.

Listen carefully. When discussing a problem, try to understandyour neighbor’s position and why he or she feels that way.

Take your time. Take a break to think about what you and yourneighbor have discussed. Arrange to finish the conversation atanother time.

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FOOD TRUCKS

Thanks to the following residents who have been coordinatingthe food trucks: Brooke Rohrs, Lauren Langley and McKenzieMetts. Upcoming food truck visits for July are listed below:

Wednesday, Sept 2 from 5-7 p.m. – Smok’N Cantina Saturday, Sept 5 from 4-7 p.m. – Ramiros Saturday, Sept 5 from 6-9 p.m. - Steel Pop City Thursday, Sept 10 from 2-8 p.m. – Auntie Anne’s PretzelsAuntie Anne’s Pre-Order Form Friday, Sept 11 from 6-8:30 p.m. – Ice Box Wednesday, Sept 16 from 5-7:30 p.m. – Martin’s BBQ

(pre-orders only) Thursday, Sept 17 from 5-7 p.m. - All Thai’d Up Tuesday, Sept 23 from 5-8 p.m. – Hurrikanes Friday, Sept 25 from 4-8 p.m. – Sweet & Savory

DRIVING AROUND SCHOOL BUSES

School has started, more vehicles andschool buses are now part of our morningand afternoon commutes. We want to take this time to remind youof our zero-tolerance policy as it relates to speeding and distracteddriving. Let’s all work together to keep our Owl Creek kiddos safe.

• YELLOW flashing lights on a bus indicates it is about to stop.Motorists should slow down and/or stop.

• RED flashing lights and an EXTENDED STOP SIGN indicate thebus is stopped and children are getting on or off it.

• It is ILLEGAL to pass a stopped school bus that is loading orunloading children.

• Traffic in ALL LANES, IN BOTH DIRECTIONS, MUST STOP whenchildren are getting on or off a bus.

• A SOLID MEDIAN DIVIDER between a motorist and an on-coming bus is the only legal instance in which you can pass astopped school bus with its red lights flashing and/or stop signextended.

OWL CREEK BASKETBALL LEAGUE

STILL ON HOLD As goes the NCAA, so does the Owl CreekBasketball Championship, with one exception – we plan to finishour season when conditions allow. Luckily, we completed most ofour tournament prior to the pandemic. We have only 3 remainingteams and have only to complete the “1 Loss” bracket, and winnerof that game will play the winner of “No Loss” bracket - for weconduct a Double-Elimination Tournament! The 3 remaining teamsare Bob Downs team, Heiko Shields team, and Barry Gorter’steam. Hopefully, we will be able to continue play soon and crownthe 2019/2020 Champion!

As you continue with your home improvement projects, pleaseremember ALL exterior modifications to your home or your lotneed to be approved by the Architectural Committee. Pleaseallow at least 2 weeks for processing your request. Call the Lodgeif you need clarification.

Examples of changes that need approval:-Paint – including re-painting same color -Front Door-Satellite Dish, Radio/TV Antenna -Windows-Aluminum/Vinyl Wrapping -Roof-Mailbox Numbers (must be brass) -Mailboxes-Decks – new and rehab -Play Sets-Driveways and Side Walks -Landscape and Trees

Architectural Change Request Forms are available on the website: www.owlcreekcommunity.com.

EXTERIOR MODIFICATIONS

MUSIC ON THE LAWN REVIEW

Matt Bacon and “The Subourbons” rocked a beautiful July night onthe Pavilion. The band played classic blues tunes for the secondOwl Creek music show of the season. Opening for Matt was a groupof young rockers, “Vulture”.

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FALL GARDEN TIPS

Fall is just around the corner! It won’t be long until the rakes andleaf blowers are out, but there’s more that can be done thisseason than just wrangle leaves! Now is the time to startplanning - a little work in the fall will guarantee a beautifulgarden in the spring. Below are a few tasks you may want to addto your to-do list:• Plant (small): The fall is a great time to plant trees, shrubs, and

other perennials. Opt for smaller plants! Not only are they lessexpensive and easier to handle, but they can catch up withlarger plants when given a chance to establish roots over thefall and winter. Having a healthy root system will improve thegrowing season in the spring!

• Mulch: Add mulch where needed to insulate the soil toprotect plants’ roots, prevent weeds, and help retainmoisture. Avoid piling it against trunks, crowns, or stems toprevent rot.

• Plant bulbs: This is a simple way to get a head start andensure beautiful spring blossoms. Consider daffodils, tulips,crocus, hyacinth, and snow drops, to name a few.

• Prune: Many shrubs, trees, and ornamental grasses benefitfrom fall pruning. Look up your varieties to determine when isbest.

• Vines on Trees: Consider removing vines that are growing onyour trees to keep them healthy. All vines will cause structuraldamage as they grow on trees. Vines literally glue themselvesto the bark of a tree as they climb, that increasedweight can potentially break branches.

Happy gardening!

All yard waste must be tied, bundled or containerized.

Waste Management picks up yard waste on Mondaymornings at the curb.

They Take:• Leaves• Branches tied and bundled in 4’ lengths

(Duct tape is very easy to use).• No branch larger than 3” in diameter.• Grass• Pretty much anything out of the yard except dirt.

They Do Not Take:• Cut up logs (place the logs at the curb and put a sign on itstating FREE FIREWOOD). It will be gone in less than a day.• No large hedges.

WASTE MANAGEMENT FALL YARD INFORMATION

ATTENTIONRUNNERS AND WALKERSFor your safety, please wear reflective

clothing and/or a blinking light when using the streets in Owl Creek. Also, stay alert –especially when wearing headphones.

Be smart, be safe!

OWL CREEK TREE GUIDELINES

It’s that time of year to assess the number of trees you have inyour yard to make sure you are complying with the tree guidelinesfor Owl Creek. Deed Restriction Article III, Section 1, paragraph bstates in part that each lot in Owl Creek shall have two (2) trees inthe front yard with a minimum diameter of 2 ½” and two (2)other trees on the lot with a minimum diameter of 1 ½”. If youare currently noncompliant with this guideline, please make plansto become compliant.

Also, no tree may be removed without permission. This includesboth dead and viable trees. Landscape replacements are alsogoverned by the above article and plans should be submitted priorto scheduling.

You are required to complete an Application for Site Alterationsand Improvement Form along with supporting plans andinformation. You can complete the form online on the OC website:www.owlcreekcommunity.com or pick one up at the Lodge. Aftersubmitting your completed form the Architectural Chair will reviewyour request for compliance.

From Tony and Claudia Davis“I am retired, and Claudia is disabled from her stroke, so we spenda lot of time at home, especially during the current medical crisis.Thanks to our neighbors for bringing food, supplies, a littlebourbon, and spiritual support! Special thanks to Art and JudyDavenport; Larry and Paula King; Greg and Luly Reinhardt; andMike and Josee Leonard!”

The Book Club is open to anyone who loves to discuss books andcultivate a reading list. For more information please contact RitaErnst 502-235-6791 or join the Facebook Owl Creek Book Club.

OWL CREEK BOOK CLUB

PICKLEBALLWe will try to reserve Tennis Court #2 for PickleballFrom 9-11 a.m., on Mondays and Wednesdays. If youPlay or are just curious, please feel free to join us. Contact Larry at 552-5173 or larry.eul9@gmail.com.

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ADULT’S CARD GROUPThursday, September 24 @ 7:15 PM

The group meets monthly at the Lodge for a night of cards andcamaraderie. For more information, please contact Scott Beach at502-552-1071 or sbeach31@hotmail.com.

MEN’S BASKETBALLPick-Up Games

Games and Sports

We offer an evening of “open gym men’sbasketball” for OC residents. Join the fun onoccasional Wednesday’s or other evenings in the week at 9 p.m.. Ifyou are interested in participating, please email Justin Phelps atjustinryanphelps@gmail.com to be added to his email distributionlist. Sports Center is still closed due to COVID restrictions.

ClassifiedsResidents: Don’t forget the section in your directory for babysitters,pet care, lawn care, etc. Please contact the Lodge atmanager@owlcreekcommunity.com to place or remove yourclassified ad in/from the newsletter.

Model C3, 6’1” Yamaha Conservatory Series Grand Piano:Purchased new in 2005 and have all the maintenance records.Looking to sell for $19,000 (price reduced). Call 245-8546.

Dog Walking Service:Addie Reed the “Dog Walking Queen” is available to walk your dog.Fee is $5 per dog and you must have your own leash. Don’t havetime to walk your dog call Addie at 502-830-3592!

Piano and Guitar Lessons:Piano major at Manual YPAS is offering piano and guitar lessons.Prices are $20 for a half hour or $40 for 1 hour. Call Peyton Mahanat 502-777-3321 for more information or to schedule your lesson.

Babysitter/Pet Sitter:If you are looking for someone to take care of your fur babies orother babies, call or text Jordan Burns at 502-777-6885! Jordan isa 17-year old Senior at Sacred Heart; Red Cross Certified; hasdriver’s license and car; and lots of experience taking care ofanimals and children of a many ages.

Babysitters:• If you need an experienced babysitter with an excellent driving

record to care for your kiddos, help with homework and takethem to after school activities, call Brooke at 502-682-8654.

• Call Kate Groff at 502-889-6393. She is VERY experienced sinceshe has 2 younger sisters (6 and 3 yrs. Old). Red Cross certified.

• Lily Jeffus, 12 ½ year old, is available to babysit for you day orevening. Please contact Lily at 615-423-6441.

Lawn Service:• Casey’s Lawn Service – OC teen with 4 years of experience and

many regular customers. Please call for a free estimate (mostjobs $30 for cut, trim and blow). References available uponrequest. Contact Casey at 502-881-1878.

• August Monson – If you are looking for someone to mow yourlawn this summer please contact August at 320-413-0523. Hehas 3 years mowing experience for OC residents and canprovide references upon request.

• Devin Ryan – is a 13-year old resident and is available to mowyour lawn this summer. He has experience mowing severallawns and references are available upon request. His averageprice is $30. Please contact Devin at 502-294-0707.

• William Mahan – please contact William, 8th grader, at 502-554-7068 for grass cutting appointment. Either single sessionor regularly weekly cuts.

• Quinn Bailey – 16yr. old Owl Creek resident interested in lawncare and odd jobs for the summer. Worked several jobs in theneighborhood in past summers and can providereferences. Call Quinn at 859-533-4829.

• Daniel Franklin – 17yr. Old Owl Creek resident has cut grass forseveral years. Please contact Daniel at 502-648-0600.

STAY CONNECTEDWith your neighbors and keep up with what’s going on in theneighborhood.

NEXTDOORNextdoor is a private social network for neighborhoods. It’s a niceaddition to our monthly newsletter and allows you to stay in touchwith your neighbors 24/7. It’s great for sharing information aboutlost/found dogs and cats, finding a babysitter at the last minuteand other timely events and activities. Go to www.nextdoor.comand select Owl Creek.

OWL CREEK COMMUNITY RESIDENTS FACEBOOK PAGEOwl Creek Community Residents is a closed group and is for OCresidents only. Residents often post reminders about food trucks,items for free or sale, and lost pets.

CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

We will be featuring one charity each month from a resident who plays akey role in organizing and managing events or major fundraising for thecharity. If you would like to spotlight a charity you are involved with, pleasesend your article to manager@owlcreekcommunity.com by the 15th of eachmonth. If more than one article is submitted for a month, one will beselected, and others will possibly be used in future months.

RemindersYOURFURBABYDogs must be on a leash atall times unless in their ownyard. Please don’t allowyour dog to run on yourneighbors’ property.

Also, when walking your dogPLEASE always pick-up afteryour pet and dispose of thewaste in your home trashreceptacles.

SPEEDLIMITThe speed limit in OC is25mph and drivers mustcome to a complete stopat stop signs. The policeissue tickets forviolations.

Are you receiving OC Security Alerts and Community News?

If not, please send your email address to the Lodge and you will be added to the email distribution list. Also, let us know if you have

changed your email address or wish to unsubscribe from email distribution list.

The Owl Creek Community accepts paid advertising but doesnot endorse or guarantee the performance of its advertisers.If you are looking for a product or service, please considerthose who advertise in your search. Let them know that yousaw their ad here.

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Register to get Current OC Info on the Owl Creek Website:

We’ve recently been making some changes to the OCwebsite. If you have any ideas on how to further improve itor have issues accessing certain items, please emailmeredithkaycull@gmail.com

Your USERNAME is your exact lot number (no matter howmany digits) followed by the first three letters of your lastname (with the first letter capitalized).

Your PASSWORD is your entire street address just as youwould write it on a letter. Include numbers, spaces andcompletely spell out each word with proper capitalization –NO abbreviations.

Once you are logged in please feel free to change yourpassword for your convenience. If you need help, pleasecontact the Lodge.

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Owl Creek Preferred Vendor List

In addition to the vendors advertised inthis newsletter, please remember tovisit the list of contractors,recommended by OC neighbors, in thewww.owlcreekcommunity.com website.Log into the “Resident” section of thewebsite to look for vendors. If you wantto refer a contractor, please sendcontact information and yourtestimonial to the Lodge atmanager@owlcreekcommunity.com.

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Board of Directors

Office Staff

President, Josh RichardsonVice President, Brian GahwylerTreasurer, Trish CermackSecretary, David HasselwanderArchitectural Chair, Chris RittmullerCommunications Chair, Meredith CullLandscape Chair, Jim JulianSecurity Chair, Greg BartholomaiSocial Chair, Dave Mahan

General Manager, Linda JansingAssistant Manager, Lori Ingemi

Board Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month, 6:30 PM at the Lodge.

“Homeowner Association Boards are responsiblefor promoting community harmony by effective

planning, communication and compassion.”

Visit us on the web at www.owlcreekcommunity.com

Animal Control: 363-6609Before You Dig (BUD): 800-752-6007Council Rep: Marilyn Parker, 574-1118Fire Dept. (Middletown): 245-7555LG&E: 589-3500 to report streetlights out.Metro Call: 311 – one-stop “magic number”, calls answered 24/7 or visit www.loukymetro.orgMSD: 540-6000 to report clogged drainage pipes and storm sewers.Poison Control: 589-8222Police: 574-2111 (option 5 for dispatch)• Anonymous Police Tip Line: 574-5673• Report Crime: Contact Police

Reporting Unit, 574-4661 (to file report only).

Police House Watch: 574-2258Post Office (Middletown): 245-1120Waste Management: 966-0117Water Company: 583-6610

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Lodge Phone Number: 244-2550

SEPTEMBER 2020Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2Food Truck:

Smok’N Cantina5 - 7 p.m.@ Lodge

3 4Oaks Day

5Derby Day

Derby Party/Music on the Lawn

3-10 p.m. @ PavilionFood Trucks:

Ramiros 4-7 p.m.Steel City Pops 6-9 p.m.

6 7Labor Day Bike Parade 10 a.m.

8 9Board Meeting6:30P @ Lodge

10Food Truck:Auntie Anne

Pretzel2-8 p.m. @ Lodge

11Food Truck:

Ice Box6 – 8:30 p.m.

@ Lodge

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Martin’s BBQ5 – 7:30 p.m.

@ Lodge(pre-orders only)

17Food Truck:

All Thai’d Up5 - 7 p.m.@ Lodge

18Dad and Kids

Campout Day1

19Dad and Kids

Campout Day 2

Lodge Rental6-11 p.m.

20Dad and Kids

Campout Day 3

21 22 23Food Truck:Hurrikanes5 - 8 p.m.@ Lodge

24Adult Cards

7:15P @ Lodge

25Food Truck:

Sweet & Savory4 - 8 p.m.@ Lodge

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