Officer Elections
There’s still time for you to nominate yourself or someone for the PCHOA leadership board.
**Volunteer Positions Available:**
- President
- Vice President
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- Committee Members
We are eager to welcome fresh faces and innovative ideas to our leadership board. Consider utilizing your time and talents to bring new and innovative thought and ideas to the community.
Send your nominations in using the Contact Us link using the subject line: 2025 Leadership Nominations
Voting will take place during our January meeting. We know you’ll be in attendance!
Submit your Leadership Nominations
It’s time to solicit nominations for the Princeton Chase leadership board.
**Volunteer Positions Available:**
- President
- Vice President
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- Committee Members
Your time and dedication can make a significant impact on our neighborhood. Together, we can continue to build a thriving and harmonious community.
Send your nominations to us using the Contact Us link using the subject line: 2024 Leadership Nominations
Voting will take place during our December meeting.
My neighbor’s tree fell on my property. What is my responsibility?
Has this ever happened to you and you weren’t sure about what to do? Well this is one of the many questions answered on Consumer Ed website, sponsored by Georgia Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division.
Read on . . . .
https://consumered.georgia.gov/ask-ed/2022-12-01/neighbors-tree-fell-my-property#:~:text=Under%20Georgia%27s%20Fallen%20Tree%20Responsibility,of%20hauling%20away%20the%20tree
Consumer Ed
How many of you are familiar with this website? It is sponsored by Georgia Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division. It’s purpose is to educate consumers and help them make informed decisions when it comes to buying a car or home, dealing with credit and debt, making home repairs and improvements, managing money, and avoiding identity theft and scams.
Check them out here: https://consumered.georgia.gov/ to submit a question or read one of their many guides.
Pumpkin Spice Day
You’ve been waiting for it so now here it is.
October 1st is officially Pumpkin Spice Day.
Pumpkin spice ushers in the savory-sweet season of autumn like no other spice combination does. It conjures up images of fall foliage littering paths on a cool morning. But pumpkin spice isn't just a flavor - it's a personal style. The burnt umber, harvest gold, and cinnamon toast sprinkles home décor, apparel, and even decorates parties and weddings.
Today, mix up your own pumpkin spice blend using cinnamon, ginger, cloves, allspice, and nutmeg and give it a go!
National Clean Up Day
On the third Saturday in September, National CleanUp Day encourages all of us to take action to make the entire country a better place to live. This year the date is Saturday, September 21.
Just think, what if everyone just picked up one piece of litter? Outdoor spaces free of trash and litter create a more enjoyable experience for everyone. Preservation of our forefathers’ legacy is up to all of us.
Litter, debris, and trash mar the beauty of our neighborhood landscapes. National CleanUp Day puts litter in its place – in the trash and recycle bins. The intersections of North Fayette Dr and North Fayette Court , North Fayette Drive and Hampton Way and the front entrance are some areas where trash seems to accumulate. Let’s unite together and pick up a piece of trash you might see in our community.
By participating , you will be helping to send a message to our neighbors and community partners that you care about keeping our natural surroundings clean throughout the year.
Please Don’t Litter!!
Recently it was brought to the attention of PCHOA leadership about the growing amount of litter in our neighborhood.
As you may have noticed, the front message board includes a statement urging everyone not to litter.
Litter isn’t just unsightly and unhealthy to us. Discarded in yards and streets, roadsides and parks, litter and its contaminants cause issues with air and water pollution. Not only is it unsightly, but when litter accumulates, it creates a place that looks extremely neglected and uncared for—a signal that littering is socially acceptable which it is not.
Neighbors: as you walk thru the community, pick up any errant trash that might be lying around. Also be responsible pet owners and clean after them if they use the bathroom during your walk.
Parents: ask your children to be responsible and not dispose of items in the yards of other homes in the community. This could be as they walk thru the neighborhood and/or while waiting for the school bus.
We all should be diligent in maintaining the cleanliness of our community. Thank you once again for your proactive involvement in maintaining the well-being of our neighborhood. We all live here together. Let’s work as a unit to keep Princeton Chase clean and beautiful.
National swimming pool day
To our PCHOA neighbors with pools, congratulations on owning an item being honored today! National Swimming Pool Day occurs annually on July 11. It’s not only a celebration of swimming pools but also of all the accompanying paraphernalia, including pool toys, accessories, and swimwear. Take a moment to reminisce about your favorite pool memories and make today a special addition to your memory bank.
What makes the perfect pool day? Is it the chance to show off that summer bod, looking fabulous in the latest swimwear designs, or maybe the fact that you love the exercise that swimming provides? Or perhaps you love poolside barbeques and the very thought of it gets your mouth watering. Whatever the reason, we are sure glad that someone long ago thought of the concept of a swimming pool, which makes summer a lot more enjoyable (and the heat more bearable) altogether.
HOW TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL SWIMMING POOL DAY
1. Take a dip: This one was obvious. What better way can there possibly be to celebrate National Swimming Pool Day than diving right into the cool waters of your nearest pool?
2. Visit a water park: A fun day out for the whole gang, visit a water park near you or plan a road trip to some of the more famous ones. There’s no doubt this will be an enjoyable excursion for everyone, young and old! Whether you seek thrills by zipping down water slides or prefer just lazing in a tube and gently drift around, there’s bound to be something for everyone.
See the Fayette County website for detailed info regarding swimming pool safety and best practices. (https://fayettecountyga.gov/)
July is Family Reunion Month
The impact of a family reunion can actually be quite profound on family members, helping create lasting memories through new experiences and fun activities.
1. It’s a celebration of family
When the going gets tough, the family has your back. They are there to support and guide you along. They are also present in happy times to cheer you on. This kind of kinship allows life to become more enjoyable.
2. It’s a celebration of ancestry
Our ancestors have gone through hardships just so we can enjoy the life we have today. It is always interesting to sit down and listen to their stories of survival. Each time, you can take away lessons from them as well as get to know them a little better.
3. It’s a celebration of bonding
Who says family has to be blood? Family also includes those people who came into your life and never left. This bond can be extra special because you became family by choice instead of fate.
So whether you have one coming up or have already attended one this summer, a family reunion is about creating new memories and celebrating old ones. Hopefully you will leave your reunion with funny stories, adventures with cousins, and fond memories with older relatives. Can’t wait until the next one!!!
JULY 4th HOLIDAY REMINDERS
JULY 4th HOLIDAY REMINDERS
Fayette County, GA – The July 4th holiday is upon us and we at Fayette County government want to remind you of the following:
* Georgia Law stipulates that the use of consumer fireworks is legal until 11:59 PM statewide around certain holidays: on January 1, the last Saturday and Sunday in May (before Memorial Day), July 3 and 4, the first Monday in September (Labor Day), and December 31. Additionally, State Law allows the use of consumer fireworks on January 1 from 12:00 AM (midnight) to 1:00 AM.
See other important holiday reminders for Fayette County at https://fayettecountyga.gov/
Stay Safe!!