July 2026 Newsletter
PEBBLE CREEK INDIGO 8
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S CORNER
As I ride my bicycle through the neighborhood, I can see the efforts many homeowners have made to update and maintain their homes and yards. For a community approaching 40 years old, we are doing a great job preserving the appearance and value of our neighborhood. Some residents maintain their properties so beautifully that they could be featured in Better Homes & Gardens.
Recently, the Board approved a plan to reduce the height of bushes to six feet so that our landscaping company can properly maintain and trim them. The harsh winter temperatures also damaged some bushes and palm trees that will not recover. These plants will need to be removed and replaced by the homeowner.
A few days ago, our management company conducted an inspection of the neighborhood and noted several maintenance issues, including improperly stored garbage cans and roofs that need cleaning due to mold and fungus buildup. Notices will be sent to affected homeowners. My roof was one of those identified. I recently had it cleaned and am very glad I did. It now looks almost brand new, even though it is eight years old. Regular cleaning also helps extend the life of the roof.
With replacement roofs costing upwards of $20,000, I want to keep mine looking good and functioning well for as long as possible. Thank you all for your efforts in maintaining your homes and helping preserve property values throughout our community.
Dave Norkus President
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Per the HOA Governing Documents, bushes exceeding six feet in height have been trimmed. Lawns have also been fertilized.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding landscaping, please contact our property management company, TOUT, via email at [email protected].
WELCOME NEW HOMEOWNERS
The HOA Board would like to welcome our newest homeowners:
- Roxanne and Mike – 205 Glenbriar
- Sally and George – 212 Glenbriar
Please help us make them feel welcome in our community.
SUMMER IS HERE
I complained about the cold, and now I’m complaining about the heat! Is there no such thing as perfect weather?
After traveling to all 50 states, I can honestly say that, in my opinion, Hawaii has the most pleasant year-round climate — not too hot, not too cold, just right. Plus, there are very few bugs and no snakes.
Of course, there is one drawback: the cost of living. Since many goods must be shipped to the islands, expenses can be quite high. Oh well—that’s life, and I feel truly blessed.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY
Birthdays and anniversaries are special occasions because they come only once each year and give us an opportunity to celebrate life’s blessings.
When your special day arrives, may all your wishes come true.
For those celebrating anniversaries, may you remember the love you shared on your wedding day and continue to grow closer with each passing year.
Best wishes to everyone celebrating this season!
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY
We hope all the fathers in our community enjoy a wonderful Father’s Day with family and friends.
COMMUNITY REMINDERS
Slow Down – You Move Too Fast!
This is a friendly reminder that the speed limit on Glenbriar and Braeburn is 30 MPH.
Please be considerate of residents who are walking, biking, or enjoying time outdoors.
Volunteers Needed
The Board is looking for additional volunteers to serve on various committees. Getting involved is a great way to help make our community the best it can be.
HOA Dues Reminder
As mentioned in the last newsletter:
- HOA dues may be paid annually or quarterly.
- There is no grace period for payments.
- The next payment is due July 1st.
Community Events
Several residents have expressed interest in organizing:
- A community get-together
- A community yard sale
We would love to hear your thoughts and ideas so we can begin planning these events.
Upcoming HOA Meeting
Next Quarterly Meeting Date: July 20
Time: 6:00 PM
Meeting location and Zoom information will be announced at a later date.
FRONT ENTRANCE BEAUTIFICATION
Deb Haugen and I enjoy decorating the front entrance because we believe it adds a warm and welcoming touch to our community.
We would appreciate any suggestions, ideas, or assistance. Please feel free to contact me:
Phone/Text: 386-285-4980 Email: [email protected]
A special thank you to Gene and Brenda Gore for hanging the flags.
If you have information, announcements, or suggestions for future newsletters, please let us know.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway.”
— Eleanor Roosevelt