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- 4805 Arapaho Trail, Okemos, MI 48864
- 517-332-7689 ILEHA Secretary
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June 18 - Update
June 18, 2020Hannah Farms Update Hello Neighbors: This is a follow up to our last correspondence of June 6, 2020 regarding the progress of the proposed senior living community on the Hannah Farms property. As you may recall, the Meridian Township Planning Commission held a public hearing (virtual) on June 8th. The Hearing went as we expected and a few homeowners, along with some Board members as well as myself
June 6 - Update
June 7, 2020June 6, 2020 RE: Hannah Farms Update Dear neighbors: As many of you already know our friend, neighbor and Indian Lakes Estates Homeowners’ Association (ILEHA) legal counselor Mr. Jack Davis has passed away. Jack’s life centered on his family and community and fortunately for us that included our neighborhood. Words cannot express the Board’s high regard and respect that we have
Meridian Township Services
March 25, 2020On behalf of the ILEHA Board we hope that all are well, staying safe, and following the recommendations of our health professionals and governmental leaders. Also, please be reminded to be cognizant of neighbors who may need assistance and feel free to pass this information on to the Board either through our website or contacting one of your Section’s representatives. We will do everything
Neighborhood Assistance
March 15, 2020The Board would like to acknowledge the current situation with the Coronavirus COVID-19. Given published recommendations, we want to encourage all neighbors to be mindful of those in our neighborhood that may need assistance during this trying time. Some may need help with grocery shopping, errands or assistance around their home. If you become aware of any instances where support may be needed,