At WARNER MIDDLE SCHOOL (in the MEDIA CENTER) 30303 W. 14 MILE RD., Farmington Hills
We hope that you will be able to join us for our annual meeting. It typically lasts one to two hours and there will be light refreshments. See the agenda for more details.
The Meeting Agenda and the Subdivision Financial Statements are mailed to each homeowner. These are also available on the website under the drop down menu “Neighborhood“. Please bring all of these items with you.
**Come on out and show support for your neighborhood. **
Included in the annual meeting documents is a Proxy form that can be used by homeowners that are not able to attend the meeting.
At WARNER MIDDLE SCHOOL (in the MEDIA CENTER) 30303 W. 14 MILE RD., Farmington Hills
We hope that you will be able to join us for our annual meeting. It typically lasts one to two hours and there will be light refreshments. See the agenda for more details.
The Meeting Agenda and the Subdivision Financial Statements are mailed to each homeowner. These are also available on the website under the drop down menu “Neighborhood“. Please bring all of these items with you.
**Come on out and show support for your neighborhood. **
Included in the annual meeting documents is a Proxy form that can be used by homeowners that are not able to attend the meeting.
Periodically, the FKHOA Board will flush the mineral deposits from the fire hydrant lines. This work is typically done by board member volunteers on a Saturday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. and continues for 3-4 hrs.
Signs will be posted near the entrances to the sub about a week in advance.
During the time frame of the flushing you should shut off the water to your house. You should not use your water during this time.
After the flushing is complete, you should run the hoses outside your house to clear any residual deposits.
Any questions pertaining to our drinking water, our water system, or the above recommendations please see our Contact Us page.
More info on what to do to care for the lines to your home can be found on our website on the “Services” menu. Here is a direct link.
We hope you will join us for a neighborhood get together at the pump house. New this year is the ‘Cop on a Block” program coming to this event. This new Farmington Hills program give you a chance to meet a Farmington Hills police officer. Here are details about their program.
This program this designed to help educate and answer any questions that residents have. We hope that residents take this opportunity to learn about how they can make their homes/vehicles and neighborhoods safer. Officers can gladly answer questions on speeding, residential burglaries and larcenies. It is really a great time to have questions answered by an officer face to face regarding safety. I will also run crime statistics for your neighborhood so that residents are aware of crimes if any that are occurring in your area.
Please submit questions to me beforehand if you can so that we can look into details prior to this event.
You can send your questions to Monica Kollar Crime Prevention Technician (248) 871-2750 MKollar@fhgov.com
This event is also a great way to say hello to our neighbors. Are you new to the neighborhood? Come on by. We would love to meet you too.
We are bringing in ice cream and would like to invite all our neighborhood residents to come by and have a FREE ice cream.
We will do this for about an hour. A quick way to stop by and say hi to your neighbors, meet a local police officer and have a refreshing treat too.
Periodically, the FKHOA Board will flush the mineral deposits from the fire hydrant lines. This work is typically done by board member volunteers on a Saturday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. and continues for 3-4 hrs.
Signs will be posted near the entrances to the sub about a week in advance.
During the time frame of the flushing you should shut off the water to your house. You should not use your water during this time.
After the flushing is complete, you should run the hoses outside your house to clear any residual deposits.
Any questions pertaining to our drinking water, our water system, or the above recommendations please see our Contact Us page.
More info on what to do to care for the lines to your home can be found on our website on the “Services” menu. Here is a direct link.
Mark your calendar for a neighborhood get together at the pump house. New this year is the ‘Cop on a Block” program coming to this event. This new Farmington Hills program give you a chance to meet a Farmington Hills police officer. Here are details about their program.
This program this designed to help educate and answer any questions that residents have. We hope that residents take this opportunity to learn about how they can make their homes/vehicles and neighborhoods safer. Officers can gladly answer questions on speeding, residential burglaries and larcenies. It is really a great time to have questions answered by an officer face to face regarding safety. I will also run crime statistics for your neighborhood so that residents are aware of crimes if any that are occurring in your area.
Please submit questions to me beforehand if you can so that we can look into details prior to this event.
You can send your questions to Monica Kollar Crime Prevention Technician (248) 871-2750 MKollar@fhgov.com
This event is also a great way to say hello to our neighbors. Are you new to the neighborhood? Come on by. We would love to meet you too.
We are bringing in ice cream and would like to invite all our neighborhood residents to come by and have a FREE ice cream.
We will do this for about an hour. A quick way to stop by and say hi to your neighbors, meet a local police officer and have a refreshing treat too.
We will have another reminder blog post prior to the event. We just wanted to get the notice out early so everyone knew this event was coming.
As you know, We have two major road construction projects near us. This has resulted in many outsiders using our streets to ‘cut through’ to short cut the construction traffic.
Unfortunately, to make up for lost time, many of them think our streets are the autobahn. This has resulted in a huge safety hazard for those of you living on those streets. Here are some things that have been done in the past to help with this issue:
Signs posted in yards.
Neighbors staggering parked cars on each side of the street to restrict traffic and slow it down.
Calling the Farmington Hills Police Department to report speeders and request increased patrols in our sub.
Here are the FHPD Phone #s to call to report your concerns:
The city of Farmington Hills sent us a letter with the final results of the petition drive to provide public water mains in the Franklin Knolls Subdivision.
The letter states that 7 out of 138 (5%) property owners were in support of public watermain. With this in mind, the City will not proceed with the Franklin Knolls Public Watermain project at this time since majority support was not obtained.
A paper copy of this report is available upon request. Please contact a board member or send us an email with your name and the address if you would like a paper copy of the report sent to you. You can email us and/or find our contact information here.
Water Quality information will be sent electronically to all homeowners with an email address on file. The fall newsletter will also have a summary article about this water report. A paper copy of this newsletter will be sent to all homeowners of Franklin Knolls.
The Water Quality Report is required by the State of Michigan and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It is based on testing of our water system taken by Douglas Environmental Services. Water samples are taken monthly and tested to check the quality of our water on a regular basis. We also have a mechanical inspection done regularly to help keep our water system operational and the backup systems ready when needed.
We recently performed our spring flush out of the water system and have two more flushings planned for this summer and fall. Home lines need to be flushed out as well. Without flushing, home water lines can become restricted which can lead to a costly repair for the homeowner. A quick and easy water flow measurement test at your home can help determine the amount of sediment buildup in the service line to your home. Information on this and other tips are available here on our website.
We hope you find the report beneficial and reassuring that the water provided to your home meets or exceeds government standards. Let us know if you have any questions. There are also government agency phone numbers in the report.
Our Subdivision Wide Garage Sale is back and planned for June 4, 2022. We had a great turn out when we did this in past years.
The official day for the subdivision garage sale is on Saturday, June 4th from 7am – 4pm but some homes will be doing the whole weekend and not just Saturday.
We will be advertising the sub wide garage sale. We will be advertising on online sites. We will also be setting up our sandwich board signs at the entrances.
Doing your own ad is also welcomed. You can get into more specifics about what you are selling and the days/time of your sale etc. You can not have too much advertising.
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