 The Community Yard Sale is scheduled for Saturday, May 19th, 2018. Newcomers to Palomar Hills should know that this sale is a very popular one for the neighborhood. Lots of traffic, lots of shoppers, and lots of sales can be expected. We encourage you to join the fun! The Association will promote the sale by placing banners at the entrances and an ad in the Lexington Herald - Leader. The Methodist Mountain Mission will have a donation truck at the Palomar Hills Clubhouse from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. for residents to drop off donations. They'll take anything....even leftover paint! www.methodistmountainmission.org.  MAY May 12th- Pickleball Open House - 2 pm May 12th- Adult Pool Opening! May 19th- Neighborhood Garage Sale, 8 am-2 pm May 19th- Donation Truck @ Clubhouse, 1:30-3:30 pm May 25th- Family & Baby Pools open at Noon May 28th - Bella Shaved Ice at the pool, 1-3 pm JUNE June 5th- Water Aerobics kickoff, 10:30 am June 13th- Palomar Piranhas Home Swim Meet June 23rd- "Adults Only" Party June 27th- Palomar Piranhas Home Swim Meet JULY July 4th- Bella Shaved Ice at the pool, 1-3 pm July 5th- Palomar Piranhas Home Swim Meet July 18th- Concert in the Park Featuring: Off The Clock! Sponsored by: Key Williams & Associates of Merrill Lynch AUGUST Back to school...... OCTOBER October 6th- Neighborhood Garage Sale, 8 am-2 pm October 13th- Concert in the Park October 27th- Greens Chilifest on Peppertree Court NOVEMBER November 17th- Holiday Bazzar at the Clubhouse DECEMBER December 8th- Breakfast with Santa SUNDAY EVENINGS Mix and Mingle at the Adult Pool - BYOB MONTHLY- At The Clubhouse PIC - 2nd Thursday, 7 pm Board Meeting -3rd Monday, 7 pm TH Board Meeting - 3rd Tuesday, 6:30 pm 
Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. The sport shares features of other racquet sports; the dimensions and layout of a badminton court, a net and rules similar to tennis, with a few modifications. Pickleball was invented in the mid-1960's and has become very popular among adults. Weather permitting, there will be a Pickleball Open House on Saturday, May 12th, 2PM at the Palomar Hills Tennis & Pickleball Courts. Paddles and balls will be provided along with instruction on the basics. Please contact Peter Woollam at 859.489.7507 with questions.  The monthly Board Meeting is scheduled for April 16th, 7pm at the Clubhouse. Councilmember Amanda Bledsoe will be in attendance to listen to homeowner concerns about the "Fountains at Palomar" development. Agenda: Liability Insurance - Palomar Piranhas - Committee Reports - Modification Requests. Quarterly Fees of $180 were due on Sunday, April 1st. There is a mail slot located in the front door of the clubhouse so that payments can be dropped off after hours. Credit card payments are accepted via our website www.palomarhills.com by clicking on the “Pay Dues” icon. Payments must be received by April 15th to avoid a late fee. Swim Team Registration - Spots are filling up quickly......you don't want your swimmer to miss out!! Online registration is easy. Don't delay www.palomarswimteam.com - register today! Board of Directors Elections - The business decisions affecting Palomar Hills are made by a Board of Directors. There are not specific requirements to be a member and the amount of time devoted depends on your level of interest. Board members must consider the Community and not have a specific agenda. You will have input in creating a budget, non-compliance and violations, delinquencies, generate resolutions and oversee committees. Seven of your neighbors comprise the Board. There will be three seats open this summer. If you would like to be a candidate, please submit your resume to the Clubhouse by May 11th. Neighborhood Presidents will conduct interviews and hold an election in June. Find Us on Facebook and Twitter - "Like" us on Facebook and "follow" us on Twitter. Stay connected with us and get the latest Neighborhood News, photos, and events right in your news-feed. Help Wanted - All kids social events are planned and organized by volunteers. Without volunteers there will be no socials. If you are willing to help plan and coordinate special events for Palomar children, please email admin@palomarhills.com.  Neighborhood President Resigns
We would like to thank Tara Combs for her years of service as Neighborhood President of the Villas! She has resigned her position and will be greatly missed. Eight neighborhoods comprise Palomar Hills: Crossings, Glades, Greens, Meadows, Olde Bridge Estates, Townhomes, Villas, and Woods. Each neighborhood may elect a slate of officers, including president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, though most elect only a president. Typically, the president is the most active of the officers. He or she attends board meetings to voice questions or concerns peculiar to his or her neighborhoods and to stay abreast of issues and decisions facing Palomar Hills. Neighborhood presidents also participate in board work sessions, which are held on an as-needed basis, and help to develop the annual budget. One of the most important duties of a neighborhood president is electing new board members. The presidents, or "voting members" as they are called in the green book, review resumes of prospective board members then interview and vote on the candidates. The election is held in June each year. Residents may contact their neighborhood president to offer input about board candidates. If you are interested in running for Neighborhood President of the Villas, please email your resume to admin@paloamrhills.com.  Help Wanted All kids social events are planned and organized by volunteers. Without volunteers there will be no socials. If you are willing to help plan and coordinate special events for Palomar children, please email admin@palomarhills.com.  Board Seat Vacancies The business decisions affecting Palomar Hills are made by a Board of Directors. There are not specific requirements to be a member and the amount of time devoted depends on your level of interest. Board members must consider the Community and not have a specific agenda. You will have input in creating a budget, non-compliance and violations, delinquencies, generate resolutions and oversee committees. Seven of your neighbors comprise the Board. There will be three seats open this summer. If you would like to be a candidate, please submit your resume to the Clubhouse by May 11th. Neighborhood Presidents will conduct interviews and hold an election in June. |
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