The Luminary Walk throughout the neighborhood will be postponed from Dec 18th to Dec 19th due to rain. We hope to see everyone then, and we will be offering hot cocoa at several locations around the neighborhood.

– Parkshore HOA Trustees

Members in attendance were: Jason Jarrell (president), Carol Conklin (vice president), Frances Catanese(trustee), Mike Carsner(trustee) and Stephanie Smith (secretary).

Refiling of current liens were discussed. We are in contact with our attorneys to make sure this is done correctly.

The board also discussed a few new family friendly activities to add to our calendar over the next year. One being the Easter egg hunt, another being a bike parade for the 4th of July, also a family turkey trot and lastly the neighborhood hayride!

Our luminary walk will be held on Saturday, December 18th at 6pm with a rain date for the 19th at the same time. This year we will have hot cocoa and cookie stations! One on Greeley, Spinnaker and Buckman. I believe Santa will even make an appearance at the Buckman station! If you can, please light your luminaries at 5:30pm. Otherwise, the board will make sure they are all lit on time! We will drive around and make sure they’re lit before the walk starts. Also, if possible, please dispose of the luminaries the next morning. Again, if not, we will be around to make sure they’re cleaned up. 

It was also discussed to order a new sandwich board for Spinnaker. It was approved and purchased. Also purchased were more bows and ribbon to place on the poles for Christmas.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:16pm.

– Parkshore Trustees

Dear Parkshore Residents,

We are in contract with Greenlawn to provide a discounted rate for those residents needing winterization for their sprinkler systems. Our group day will be Saturday October 23rd. The discount rate of $70 will only be offered on this day. If you schedule any other  date it will be the normal fee of $85. Please email me at president@parkshorehoa.org to sign up for this service. Please include your name, address, and phone number. I will respond back via email confirming addition to the list. We will need to have the list to Greenlawn by October 16th. 

Thank you!,

Jason Jarrell

Hello Parkshore Neighbors,

A friendly reminder that the Kona Ice truck will be in our neighborhood, Wednesday, August 11th from 4:30 to 5:30.

The truck will set up at the entrance to Greeley Ct.

We hope you are able to come out and enjoy this treat with your fellow Parkshore neighbors.

Lots of upcoming events! Mark your calendars:

Sunday, August 8th: Mersh’s Food Truck, 9-1pm
Wednesday, August 11th: Kona Ice, 4:30-5:30pm Wednesday, September 8th: Pitabilities Food Truck, 5-7:30pm
Tuesday, November 9th: Cousin’s Maine Lobster, 5-7:30pm

**All food trucks will be located at the corner of Waukeegan and Greeley Ct.

Parkshore Garage Sale: Friday, June 4, 9am – 2pm & Saturday, June 5, 9am – 2pm
Join us for the neighborhood Garage Sale later this month. This will be the same weekend as The Shores to hopefully generate a great turn-out. Marking your mailboxes with balloons or signs to indicate your participation will be helpful to those driving through.

Mersh’s Food Truck: Sunday, June 13th from 9-1pm.
Mersh’s Food Truck has a great selection of breakfast items to enjoy. They will be parked near the intersection of Greeley Court and Waukeegan Avenue, Sunday, June 13th. Don’t miss out on the Blueberries for Sal French Toast Waffles or a nice Cold Brew Coffee to start your day!

Sticky Fingers: Thursday, June 24th from 6-8pm
Again, near the intersection of Greeley Court and Waukeegan Avenue, Sticky Fingers is brining their sweet treats our way. Mark your calendar!

**Mersh’s Food Truck ~ Monday, April 26 from 5:30pm – 8pm**

Bringing a coffee lovers perfect cup of drip coffee and a wide range of breakfast selections crafted with foodie passion!

Swing by Waukeegan and Greeley Court to enjoy breakfast for dinner!

Check out their menu below:
https://streetfoodfinder.com/Canuck…

Dear Parkshore Residents,

As we navigate through this time of uncertainty regarding the coronavirus we would like to extend an invitation to connect all neighbors through a Parkshore Neighborhood Facebook page to make sure all are safe and have any support, if necessary.  We have created a Parkshore Neighborhood adult Facebook page for anyone in the 145 households within Parkshore. If you are interested in joining the group it is titled: Parkshore Neighborhood Group.

There will be an administrator of the Facebook page that will monitor for appropriate content and allow for the privacy of others by not admitting anyone to the site that does not reside in Parkshore. If there is anything you would like to see posted to the site, any suggestions for improvement, or any posts you feel are not appropriate please let us know.  You can reach us at Trustees@parkshorehoa.org. 

Sincerely,

Parkshore Trustees

Dear Parkshore Lot Owner,

Over the years, it has been communicated to residents of Parkshore that they are allowed to fish in the stormwater retention basin that is located behind the homes on Buckman Street and Westwick Place.  Recently, we worked with the Association’s legal counsel to research the Association’s legal obligations with respect to the basin.   We have determined that there is an easement that is granted to the Association to maintain the basin, there is no easement granted to Parkshore owners to enter onto the lots owned by individual owners surrounding the basin.  As a result, anyone who enters onto an owner’s lot so that they can access the basin to fish may be considered trespassing.

Based on this information, we want to clarify that the Association cannot grant residents of Parkshore permission to enter onto another owner’s lot to access the basin.  It is up to the discretion of the residents who own property that includes the basin, to allow access to the basin that is on their property.

Regards,

Parkshore HOA Trustees

The Board would like to apologize for any confusion regarding the mailer that was received from Associa – Real Property Management.  The information received was not in the format, nor of the direction that was presented to them. The specific instructions provided were to mail the notices out to each homeowner referencing only their mailbox.  At this time the Board is still investigating, but we are told that only the Buckman Street mailbox evaluations were received.   The Buckman Street mailbox evaluation spreadsheet was mistakenly sent and the blank form should have been completed with your mailbox condition. 

The board is in the process of evaluating how to rectify this issue as well as working on an alternative to avoid this type of situation recurring. 

Parkshore HOA Trustees