West Harbour of Noblesville

The WHPOA board will be meeting tonight, at 6:30 PM, Pizza King, 14 Harbourtown Ctr.

The WHPOA board treasurer has released the following budget reports:

2011 Budget vs Actuals

2012 Budget

Effective immediately, the following WHPOA board changes have taken place:

• Joanna Post has been appointed the WHPOA Secretary
• Shannon Bassett has been appointed the WHPOA Commons Director

You can always go to the Talk to Us page to view current board member name and contact information.

A request from Noblesville Schools:

Noblesville Schools’ Math Program Evaluation Committee has developed a series of surveys to gain a better understanding of the current Noblesville Schools math program, K-12. We want to invite you to participate by completing a very brief community survey. It is accessible at this web address:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MathSurveyCommunity

The survey will close at 11:45 p.m. on Friday, January 20.

Your completion of this survey will assist the evaluation committee in identifying the strengths and challenges of the current programming. The overall results of the surveys will be presented in the Math Evaluation Report and will be used to assist with textbook adoption and possible professional development opportunities for Noblesville teachers.

Thank you for your assistance!
NS Math Program Evaluation Committee

From the City of Noblesville Public Relations office:

Please note that the 5600 block of Elderberry Drive in South Harbour will be closed to traffic beginning Monday morning (January 9) at approximately 9am for emergency sewer repair.  Due to the location of the repair, traffic will not be able to pass through this section of Elderberry.  Street plates will be placed on the road Monday evening at approximately 6:30pm which will allow traffic to pass that evening and overnight.  On Tuesday morning, the 5600 block will close again to traffic at approximately 9am.  Barring any unforeseen complications, the block is expected to reopen to traffic for good on Tuesday evening at approximately 6:30pm once the repairs are completed.  The driveways of all homes in the 5600 block of Elderberry will be able to be accessed during the closure with the exception of one home which has been contacted by the Wastewater Utility.  The Wastewater Utility appreciates the patience and understanding of the Elderberry residents and the motoring public during these necessary repairs.

The board scheduled for Sunday, 12/4, has been cancelled.  The board will reschedule the next meeting for sometime after the holidays.

The next board meeting will be held at Harbourtown Center Pizza King on Sunday, December 4th, at 6:30 PM.

From Noblesville Public Affairs Manager:

Please be advised that there will be no trash pickup on Thursday, November 24th in recognition of Thanksgiving Day. This week, households that normally have Thursday pickups will instead have a Friday pickup. Households that normally have Friday pickups will this week have a Saturday pickup. Next Monday, November 28th, Republic Services will return to its normal pickup schedule. Please call the Noblesville Street Department at (317) 776-6348 if you have any questions.

South Harbour Holiday Shopping Extravaganza
Saturday, November 12, 2011
12noon – 5pm

Location: South Harbour Clubhouse
1156 S. Harbour Drive, Noblesville , IN 46062

South Harbour is hosting its 2nd annual holiday shopping day at the South Harbour Clubhouse.This event is open to the public. So spread the word!

30 – 40 vendors
Free Admission
Lots of Door prizes – Each shopper receives 1 door prize ticket just for attending.

***Bring a canned good and get 1 extra door prize ticket.
South Harbour will support a local food pantry by asking shoppers to bring 1 canned food item and they will receive 1 extra door prize ticket. Only 1 extra door prize ticket per person will be given out.

From the Noblesville Mayor’s office:

The Noblesville Street Department has announced that leaf pickup is in effect from now until the end of the year (weather permitting). There are two methods that residents may use to dispose of leaves: 1) Raking loose leaves to the curb, and 2) Bagging leaves in free, biodegradable leaf bags. The bagged leaf method is preferred due to it being more efficient and cost effective.
If residents choose to rake their leaves, then loose leaves must be raked as closely to the edge of the street as possible without placing leaves in the street. Loose leaves with brush, grass, litter, and/or other debris will not be picked up, as this will damage equipment. Street crews will make a continuous circuit of the city to pick up loose leaves until Friday, December 2nd. On average, it will take approximately four to five weeks to make a complete circuit of the city.
Bagged leaves will be picked up on the same day as residents’ regular trash day. Please make sure that leaves are bagged only in the free, biodegradable bags provided by the city and are placed separately from trash containers. Residents may set out as many biodegradable bags as necessary, but each bag must weigh no more than forty pounds. Biodegradable bags are available free of charge to Noblesville residents at all fire stations, City Hall, the Street Department, the Parks Department, and the Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Center.
Please note that neither loose leaves nor bagged leaves will be picked up in alleys. Pickups will only be in front of a resident’s house.
After December 2nd, all leaves must be bagged in the biodegradable bags, and the Street Department must then be called to schedule a pickup. For more information, contact the Street Department at (317) 776-6348.