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2020 Annual Meeting
ILEHA NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING – DUES – BOARD ELECTION
Due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) this year’s annual meeting will be postponed until a later date. However, we will be conducting our election of Board members and collecting the annual dues as required by ILEHA Bylaws.The Board would like to acknowledge and thank all homeowners and their families for the cooperation and caring demonstrated during this troublesome time. Respecting social distancing and assisting neighbors in need has helped keep us all safe and united as a community. Thank you!
Annual dues of $125 is now due. Please make checks payable to ILEHA and mail along with your ballot to:
ILEHA
Attention: Treasurer
4805 Arapaho Trail
Okemos Michigan 48864
Note: The Board has approved a cutoff date of September 1, 2020 for payments. Dues received after that date will be assessed a 7% penalty pursuant to the Deed Restrictions. Annual dues are used to cover costs associated with maintaining Association properties, including mowing, fertilization, clean-up, irrigation systems, utilities, and taxes. Also, they help fund ILEHA sponsored activities, printing & mailing costs as well as any necessary and approved administrative expenses such as legal, website maintenance, etc.September 30, 2020
September 30, 2020RE: Letter from Meridian Township Manager Hello Neighbors: Attached you will find a letter from Township Manager Frank Walsh that provides an explanation of the upcoming millage renewals on the November ballot. This was distributed to the Meridian Township neighborhood leaders for distribution to our members. Please feel free to contact Manager Walsh with any
Watch Your Speed
July 29, 2020The ILEHA Board is asking all drivers to be conscience of their vehicle speed when driving in the neighborhood. The residential speed limit is 25 mph and is especially important in our neighborhood because we have a rural residential setting that does not include street lights or sidewalks. Therefore, walkers and children playing are using the street. Please, slow down!
Larceny from Automobile
July 18, 2020Hello Neighbors: Please see the email below from Officer Wes Talbot of the Meridian Township Police Department regarding vehicle break-ins. Please pass it on to all the drivers in your household. Also, some may remember that Officer Dave Metts has been our neighborhood Officer for many, many years. Officer Metts is scheduled to retire next month and Officer Talbot is now our new
Larceny from Automobile
July 18, 2020Hello Neighbors: Please see the email below from Officer Wes Talbot of the Meridian Township Police Department regarding vehicle break-ins. Please pass it on to all the drivers in your household. Also, some may remember that Officer Dave Metts has been our neighborhood Officer for many, many years. Officer Metts is scheduled to retire next month and Officer Talbot is now our new
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