Community Yard Sale – Volunteers Needed!

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Mar 022012
 
The Post Oak Homeowner’s Association is once again trying to host a community yard sale.  We are currently in the planning stages and are looking for volunteers as well as homeowner’s interested in participating. We are looking at having the sale in May. More information to follow.
If you would like want to volunteer or participate please email: postoakhomes387@yahoo.com
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Winter 2012 Newsletter

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Feb 272012
 

The  Winter 2012 Newsletter is now available.  Click the link to view it. Adobe Acrobat Reader 0r 0ther PDF is required.

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2012 Dues

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Mar 162011
 

Post Oak Community Annual Homeowner’s Association Dues: $50.00

Please do your part for our community.  This small amount pays for:

  • Monthly Landscape Services and maintenance
  • Electrical Services for Nightly Lighting of all Five Entrances.

Two Ways to Pay

1. Pay Online via PayPal, just click the button below:

2. Print out the 2012 Membership Invoice and submit with payment made to  Post Oak Homeowner’s Association and mail to:
POHA
3346 Woodsfield Trace
Marietta, Ga 30062
***IF YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT***
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PayPal Now Accepted for Membership Dues

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Dec 272010
 

Great news!  You can now use PayPal to pay your POHA membership dues.  Simply click the button below.


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Graduation Banners

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Nov 232010
 

Parents, before you know it graduation will be here. Once again, the Post Oak Homeowner’s Association will have banners at all the entrances. A great way to honor your Childs achievement is to have their name on the banner. If you would like your Childs name to appear please email their information:postoakhome387@yahoo.com no later than March 30, 2011.

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Tree Day

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Nov 212010
 
It was a chill gray morning.  Sixty-two stalwarts went out to do battle with the bare landscape and ugly naked guardrail. The shovels were laid out in neat rows; the picks and the auger lay in readiness to be used as backup. The trees were ready, the volunteers were ready….it was GO TIME.  Over two years ago, as the Post Oak Tritt roadway construction project was still underway, Dick Voss of the Post Oak Homeowner’s Association Board of Directors, made contact with Gwen Baldwin, Director of Keep Cobb Beautiful. Keep Cobb Beautiful is a nonprofit organization created for the purpose of “assisting the County and Board of Commissioners in establishing, promoting and maintaining a countywide policy for improved environmental and waste management.” Their mission is ‘promoting stewardship of our communities through litter prevention, beautification, recycling and environmental education’.
In discussing the problem of having many of our mature trees taken out because of the road construction, Dick asked Gwen Baldwin if there was any way to have KCB provide replacement trees. Because of budget issues at the time, Gwen was unable to give an immediate answer, but promised that she would look into, and work on obtaining suitable material. After many phone calls, e mails, and personal meetings,
it was determined that Cobb Trees (a division of Keep Cobb Beautiful) could indeed provide some appropriate trees. Gwen put Dick in touch with Scott Tubbs, the Cobb County Landscape Director, and he met with Scott several times on the site. Scott was generous with his time and expertise in suggesting the type, number and placement of the trees to give reasonable cover to homeowners and at reasonable cost to Keep Cobb Beautiful.
As a result of the ongoing discussions, 80 Virginia Pines were obtained at no cost to Post Oak Homeowners Association or to Post Oak Recreation Association, whose facility received 30 of the trees to replace trees removed during construction. The remainder of the trees were spaced along Post Oak Tritt from Tritt Springs Trace to Mitchell Road which will provide homeowners with a sound and visual buffer, as well as
to provide an attractive alternative to the aforementioned ‘naked’ guardrail. At 8:00 am on that cold Saturday morning, using the Post Oak Recreation area for a gathering and staging area, 62 volunteers comprised of Post Oak community residents, volunteers from Keep Cobb Beautiful, and a group of young people from Hightower Middle School received a quick lesson in proper hole digging, tree planting and mulching from Scott Tubbs. Fortified with coffee and biscuits donated by Chick-Fil-A, we picked out shovels and went out to dig, plant and mulch.
With the exceptional effort of the volunteers, the entire roadway was planted with the 80 trees much faster than expected, prompting Scott to say that he had never seen a project like this go as quickly or smoothly.  Scott stated that Cobb County would water in the new trees a few times over the winter to ensure that they take proper root and give them every opportunity to thrive.
The entire community will benefit from this effort to beautify our neighborhood and protect and maintain our property values. Sincere thanks go to Gwen Baldwin of Keep Cobb Beautiful, Scott Tubbs of Cobb County , and especially to the hardy volunteers who braved the cold weather, the mud and the steep slopes to plant the trees and improve the beauty of the entire Post Oak Community.

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Entrances Update!

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Nov 082010
 

The entrances for our Post Oak Community are coming back together.  The stonework was completed last week and signage for all five entrances was put in place on Friday, November 5.  Electrical contractors were on site the following Monday morning and are expected to be complete with the underground wire installation by the end of the week, Friday, November 12.  The electrical system is being totally updated to meet the new requirements of Cobb County and Cobb EMC. Electrical units at all five locations will include automatic light sensors and covered outlets for decorative holiday lighting.

The next step will be getting metal posts installed at each entrance with permanent, metal hanging signage that will be used to communicate Homes For Sale. This will eliminate the plastic realtor signs that have been getting posted randomly at the entrances. Following that, we will be going forward with new landscaping and a target date of mid to late December has been set for getting plants in the ground.

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New POHA Directory Coming Soon

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Oct 052010
 

POHA is currently getting everything ready for the new Directory. If you would like your name to appear, need to update your information or correct information from past directories please contact: postoakdirectory@yahoo.com, no later than October 22, 2010.

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Dumpster Day (Clean Up and Clean Out)

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Oct 052010
 

On October 2 2010 the board sponsored its first-ever “Dumpster Day”.  This was our way of giving something back to the community and to say thank you for your continued support.  Dumpster Day was a huge success with over 30 families signing up and participating. It was wonderful to meet neighbors and see everyone helping each other out.

A big Thank You to Michael Colton and Dick Voss for “dumpster sitting” and to Jerry French for helping those who could not get their items to the dumpster locations.

We had such positive feedback from those that signed up and from those that stopped by we hope to do this again in the Spring.  If you are interested in another “Dumpster Day” this spring please let us know!

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Summer 2010 Newsletter!

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Jul 192010
 

The latest edition of the Post Oak Homeowner’s Association newsletter is now available. Check it out here!

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