WOW Cable Coming to Our Area - WideOpenWest (WOW) is in the process of providing service to residents of Orange Township. Construction has begun on Powell Road and in our area. We asked Blaine Randles, New Business Development, about the time table for construction and when we could expect new service in our subdivision. • The work should conclude within 30 to 45 days. We follow existing utility easements via an underground bore. Any and all landscape disruptions will be repaired. All lines will be laid following the existing easements either front lot or back lot. And service should be activated by late fall. Questions or issues with workers or equipment on your property should be directed to Blaine Randles at b_randles20@wideopenwest.com, or visit their web site for information about their services.
Fences Around Development Repaired - Brian Steyer, V.P., Maintenance, reported to the trustees on July 9th that a number of white fences around the perimeter of Oak Creek subdivision have been repaired. This includes installing 45 caps that were either missing or damaged, and approximately 10 boards were replaced. There are still approximately 10 posts that still need to be replaced, stated Steyer.
New Web Site Is Here! - Our association web site has a new look and plenty of new features. Along with the fresh and updated displays and navigation menu, we've added features such as...
• Search: the option to Search the whole site
• Listserv: email sign up so we can
reach all members of the association regarding important issues. This is completely
voluntary, but we encourage all association members to sign up.
• Polls: informal
surveys on different topics. Coming soon!
• Other options, such as RSS feed, Forum
and Blog will be added if requested by membership
Information that was posted on the previously web site will be carried over if it’s found to be of value to the membership. Some of the features may not work properly which can’t be tested fully until site is live so please contact us if you experience any problems.
Olentangy Orange High School Dedication
On August 10th, another high school in the Olentangy School system had a grand
opening! With perfect weather, the turnout was fantastic with thousands of local families and visitors from other areas coming to witness the official dedication, parade and ribbon Cutting ceremony of OOHS. After official business had ended, everyone had the opportunity to roam the halls of newest high school and witness a state-of-the-art theatre, library, classrooms, plus much more! For a pictorial review of the parade and dedication ceremony, click here
See pictures here
On Sunday, Sept. 14th, wind gusts up to 78 miles per hour left thousands in Delaware County and
Orange Township without power for up to a week. Downed power lines and damaged transmitters
caused much of the problems for our area. Remnants of Hurricane Ike swept through Orange
Township, which closed schools for most of the week as power companies rushed to fix heavily
damaged areas. Many of us witnessed damage to roofs and siding from homes, and much of anything
not anchored down tossed in the wind. Over 1 million people were affected by the storm in the central
Ohio area. If anyone has pictures of the storm they’d like to share on our website, please contact us.
Without Power in Columbus Area
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Update on property at 1434 Cottonwood Drive. As of May 21st, the property has been mowed. We appreciate everyone’s patience in this matter. Thank you!