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Annual Assessment Collection Efforts on past due accounts with Collection Agency:

2026| Year-to-Date past due assessments and or fees collected total: $3,789.28

Front Entrance Repair:

Front entrance repair has been completed!

Pavilion Project:

A great deal of headway was made on this project by having all the major trees cut away from the pavilion however; the project was placed on hold in late 2025 after discovering driveway infringement on HOA property with irrigation and water meter line damage. as a result. The project will remain on hold until these issues are resolved. A survey has been completed, next step will be meter repair.

Community Reminders

All major exterior project require Board Approval prior to starting
No personal Commercial Vehicles/Work trucks housed at properties
No Trailers on Front of homes (should be in back)
No Boats, RV's, or other Rec vehicles parked in front of homes
Attend HOA meetings and community events to stay informed and involved.
Get familiar with your Covenants, Rules, Regulations and Bylaws

Seasonal Exterior Home Check List

Inspect and Clean Gutters – Remove leaves and debris to prevent water damage and ensure proper drainage.
Check Exterior Surfaces – Inspect the roof, siding, windows, and doors for damage, cracks, or areas needing repair.
Maintain Landscaping – Trim trees and shrubs, remove dead plants, refresh mulch, and keep grass properly maintained.
Test Home Systems – Check smoke detectors, replace HVAC filters, and ensure outdoor lighting and irrigation systems are functioning properly.

Retention Pond on Swiftwater

A vendor has been selected to start the mandatory retention pond clean out and quarterly maintenance to begin 8/17/2026

YARD OF THE MONTH

From June - September one home per street is chosen by vote of the Architectural Committee as the Yard of the Month! Eligible homes can not win consecutive years and must be current with all HOA charges and have NO pending violations.

Below is a list of things the Committee takes into consideration when selecting a winner:

Healthy Lawn – Grass is green, neatly mowed, and free of weeds or bare spots.

Curb Appeal – The overall appearance of the home is clean, inviting, and visually appealing.

Cleanliness – No debris, clutter, dead plants, or visible yard equipment.

Neighborhood Contribution – The property enhances the beauty and appearance of the community.

Well-Maintained Landscaping – Trimmed shrubs, healthy plants, and attractive flower beds.

Edging & Mulch – Defined landscape borders and fresh mulch in planting areas.

The Laurels Homeowners Association

Henry County, Georgia