Annual dues of $150 are due by January 31, 2019.
The notice may be found under documents.
Annual dues of $150 are due by January 31, 2019.
The notice may be found under documents.
ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OF HAWKS LANDING HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
The Annual Meeting of the Members of Hawks Landing Homeowners Association, Inc. (the “HLHA”) will be held on Monday, January 14th, 2018 at 6:00 p.m., at Dahmen’s at Hawks Landing.
Meeting agenda is available in the Documents section.
Lauren Striegl, PE with the City of Madison – Engineering Division has provided the following update. If you have any questions, Lauren may be reached at 608-266-4094
The one major development is that Jeff Haen is moving forward on constructing the new berm to the east of Pond C; it sounds like he will likely begin construction the week of Nov 12, so it should be completed this year. That should reduce overflows (in frequency and intensity) at Pond C and downstream into the intersection of Hidden Hill and Shady Point.
Lauren is now providing updates at https://www.cityofmadison.
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Lauren Striegl, PE with the City of Madison – Engineering Division has provided the following update. If you have any questions, Lauren may be reached at 608-266-4094
Our main move forward is that Jeff Haen has agreed verbally (not yet in writing) to a solution that we drafted that would keep more water on the golf course and help Pond C behave as it was originally intended to function. Jeff has indicated that he would like to start his work as soon as possible, so we are expediting completion of the engineering plans for the new berm/detention pond and will get those to him very shortly. He has said that he’d like to get this done yet this summer, and we’re hopeful that that will come to pass.
Meanwhile, we’re having MSA (our consultant) move forward with various other aspects of the Hawks Landing project. More specifically, we’ve asked them to investigate the construction of a new outlet and overflow for Pond C, which should further reduce flooding through the easement by 1809 Hidden Hill. Additionally, we’re having them look closely at what we should do north of Hill Creek and Grassy Hollow – right now Rob Phillips (the City Engineer) is leaning towards installing a pond to the north and tying it to the existing storm system, but final decisions will depend a lot on what MSA’s modeling tells us.
Hawks Landing HOA Board
Lauren Striegl, PE with the City of Madison – Engineering Division has provided the following update for April. If you have any questions, Lauren may be reached at 608-266-4094…
I wanted to send you our monthly update for the Hawks Landing Flood Mitigation project. No large new developments have occurred since our meeting last month. The City continues to work with MSA (our engineering consultant) to develop alternatives to keep stormwater on the golf course. We have presented the golf course with multiple potential solutions over the last month, each taking into account concerns that the course has expressed during prior iterations, and we are hopeful that we might come to a resolution soon. My understanding is that Jeff Haen had a personal matter that occupied much of his time in March, but we have been in communication and I’m hopeful that I’ll be hearing from him soon.
Meanwhile, we also continue to work with MSA to design a retaining wall to keep water in the City’s easement and off private property during overflow events at Pond C. The Board of Public Works has approved plans and specifications for the wall, and I have MSA working through some near-final design issues on it. I have been in touch with the Attorney’s Office to work on drafting a legal agreement between the City and (a HLHA homeowner) to discuss how the wall will work. My hope is that our team will sit down with (the HLHA homeowner) in the coming weeks to discuss this agreement.
A few neighbors have inquired about late evening construction on Cty M. The response from Chris Petykowski, a Principal Engineer with the City of Madison follows…
The typical construction hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM however there are some exceptions. The exceptions are when the work is very close to live traffic and there is no reasonable safe way to do the work during the day when there is so much traffic. I am currently working to limit the exceptions even more, and am hopeful to have that resolved as early as today/tomorrow possibly. I apologize for the inconvenience. I expect the amount of night work to reduce significantly to just about 10 nights or so over the remaining two years of the project.
Tracy Schramm is coordinating the annual Hawks Landing Garage Sale again this year. The sale will be Thursday through Saturday, May 17-19, from 8am-2pm each day.
Please complete the form below or email TracySchramm@tds.net for more information.