Stonehenge HOA News - November 8, 2016

• The Annual Meeting is 7 pm Monday, December 5th at the Brentwood Library.  Our special guest will be Brentwood Public Works Director Jeff Donegan to talk about the impact of the Franklin Road expansion on the Stonehenge HOA.  
• Judging for the 2016 Holiday Decorating Contest will take place between 6 pm and 8 pm on Monday, December 12th. 

Stonehenge HOA News - October 2, 2016

We had a great time and great weather at the annual fall picnic.  Special thanks to Donna and Mark Vincler for organizing this event and Melanie Arrowood for the pictures.

​Stonehenge HOA News - September 2, 2016

• The Stonehenge HOA Fall Picnic is Sunday, October 2nd starting at 3 pm at the playground.  Please mark your calendars. 
• The Tennessee Department of Transportation surveyed our Franklin Road entrance for possible future construction.  Tom Spencer, who is our Grounds Committee Chair, interviewed the surveyor to discover the meaning of the colored stakes.
  
  -   Green Stakes -- These mark the "edge of slope."  They mean that construction may reach the line formed by connecting the green points.  The operative word is may.  The final design will be determined by the engineers, so the construction may or may not reach these stakes.  From their placement, if the engineers use all the ground available to them, we may see a widening of our entrance and the loss of some of our landscaping.
  -   Red Stakes -- These mark the limits of the State's right-of-way (ROW).  Stonehenge owns the land, but the State has the legal right to use it for permanent construction back to the red stakes.  As we had previously learned, the ROW cuts almost at the center of the Stonehenge marquee in our raised stone planter.  Again, this does not mean that the State will use all of the ROW available to them, but they legally could.
  -   Orange Stakes -- These mark the extreme limits of the grounds that the State might need to use.  Since these stakes are beyond the State's legal ROW, anything permanently constructed in these areas would require the State to purchase more ROW from the Stonehenge HOA.  If the State's construction goes into these areas and nothing but the ground is disturbed and then the damage is repaired, the State can legally do this without having to purchase more ROW from us. 

Stonehenge HOA News - August 4, 2016

• School starts on Friday, August 5th.  As a friendly reminder, please watch your speed when driving through the neighborhood.
• Stonehenge HOA election season will be coming soon.  Please consider running for a position on the HOA board.
• The HOA's Property Inspection Committee wants to remind neighbors to please trim the grass that grows over the curb in front of their property.  The trimming is done regularly on some properties and not others.  We are hoping to have a uniformed look to the neighborhood.  For more information on the Property Inspection Program, please click on HOA Documents above for a link to the inspection guide.​

Stonehenge HOA News - June 27, 2016
​Upcoming Events

• Family Night at the Playground will be every Thursday in July starting at 7 pm.  This is an opportunity to get together as neighbors and to have some fun.  Please park along the street of either Ashby or Regent.  We will be supplying water and Popsicles. 
  
  
• Dodgeball games will be held on July 12th at 7 pm in the Stonehenge Tennis Court.  Half of the court will be dedicated to kids and the other half will be dedicated to teenagers and adults. 

Stonehenge HOA News - May 5, 2016
​Semiannual Meeting Date Change

The Stonehenge HOA Semiannual Meeting is changed from May 22nd to June 5th. The meeting is still
from 2 pm to 4 pm at the Brentwood Library. This is a meeting for Stonehenge Residents to discuss
​any ideas or concerns. Sorry for any inconvenience.

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