Parkwood Neighborhood News

This Saturday ,  June 24th  from  4pm to 9pm , come out to the ballfield, bring your friends, and enjoy all kinds of activities. We have giant inflatable bowling, giant jenga, cornhole, sack races, lawn twister, and other kid- and adult-friendly games! Food trucks, local brewery, live music! WOO HOO!! Some are calling it the party of the century... While at the summer festival you can shop at the arts and crafts market featuring over 20 different vendors from ALL OVER THE TRIANGLE including:

Parkwood's annual Fall Flea Market will be on Saturday, May 6th,  from 7am to 11am, in the parking lot by the ball field.  As usual, there is as $5 deposit for Parkwood residents, refunded at the end of the market when your area has been cleaned. The fee for non-Parkwood residents is $10. There is no rain date.

Happy Holidays! Everyone is invited to the first annual Parkwood Holiday Festival. On December 3, from 2-6pm, come out to the Parkwood Ball field to enjoy the festivities: FREE FOOD from the Mediterranean Grill & Grocery BEER TENT with Durty Bull Brewing selling pints of their beer SANTA visits from 2-4pm MAGIC SHOW from 4:30-5pm featuring Apollo D. Magnifico Activities and party action including: 2 bounce houses Cotton candy, popcorn, and snowcone machines Games arena: potato sack races, cornhole, egg/spoon races, hula hoops--with prizes! Doggie daycare area for fur-babies Crafts/vendors market DJ music and more! Come out and have a wonderful time at the ball field! Best wishes from the Parkwood Community Activities Committee.

Parkwood's annual Fall Flea Market will be on Saturday, May 6th,  from 7am to 11am, in the parking lot by the ball field. As usual, there is as $5 deposit for Parkwood residents, refunded at the end of the market when your area has been cleaned. The fee for non-Parkwood residents is $10. Registration forms are available in the office, and also online .

September 16, 2016 A delay in the availability of the dredging equipment has caused the dredging of the forebay to be pushed back several weeks to the end of October.   Dragonfly Pond Works will use pump dredging to remove enough silt from the forebay to achieve an average water depth of 3.5 ft.   It expects to remove approximately 150 tons (175 cubic yards) of silt from the forebay.   The silt will be pumped into geotextile fabric dewatering bags located in the low area adjacent to the east edge of the forebay.   (These areas often flood during heavy rain events.)   It will be allowed to dry for about eight weeks after which time the bags will be opened and the dried silt spread on site and then stabilized with vegetation. Dragonfly has had good results with this technique in FL. Although Dragonfly has not used this dredging technique in NC, it expects it to work well based on its performance in FL and the results that a competitor had dredging a pond...

Here are the results of the 2016 Election: District Directors: District 2 - Chris Classen District 3 - Pandora Simpson District 4- Bill Egan District 6 - John Jack, Bill Mitchell District 7 - Marsha Brooks District 8 - Matt Schellenberg At-Large Directors: Ron Byrd Julie Lamberth Brenda Stone-Wiggins With thanks to everyone who served on the Board in the 2015-16 year, please welcome the new 2016-17 directors. Result of motion on mail-in ballot: 121 votes cast, 76 to stop the annual parade, 45 to keep the annual parade.

Dear Parkwood neighbors, After discussion among board members, with our attorney, and most importantly, with other members of our community, we wanted to clarify the procedure being implemented for this year's Annual Meeting. Our intention in designing the procedure for mail-in nominations and ballots for the Annual Meeting was always and remains to encourage involvement and input from as wide of swath of the community as is possible. Ultimately this is an imperfect and iterative process that we recognize will require growth and improvements along the way. We have listed the areas below that we have received input on: Our meeting agenda and Robert's Rules provides for new business. This includes both the mail in ballots, and the possibility for motions made from the floor even if the motion was not previously submitted to the board.  Ballots and proxies will be accepted up to the start of the meeting. We still request that shareholders mail-in or bring their ballots to t...