Archive for the 'Info' Category
Strong Team Realtors’ Weekly Newsletter for July 16, 2010
July 16th, 2010 categories: Communities, Fluvanna County, Fluvanna County Listings, Info, Lake Monticello, Lake Monticello Listings, Market Statistics and Information, News, Recent Statistics, Weekly Newsletter
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Lake Monticello Friday Flyer for July 9, 2010
July 9th, 2010 categories: Communities, Events, Fluvanna County, Friday Flyer, Info, Lake Monticello, News
- Lake Monticello Golf Course Offers Trial Membership
- 2011 Budget Process Begins
- Lake Monticello Swimming Restrictions
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Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) is on Facebook!
May 25th, 2010 categories: Communities, First Time Buyers, For Buyers, For Sellers, Fun Stuff, Info, Lake Monticello
The Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) just launched an official Facebook page! To “like” the page, go here.
The LMOA has been working hard to find more ways to communicate with residents about things going on within the association, as it knows that this information is extremely important, and sharing it is crucial to getting members more involved.
While there are other Facebook pages out there that use the “Lake Monticello” name, this is the OFFICIAL page of the LMOA.
Currently the page is only used for communication and announcements from LMOA. We were very pleased to see that Facebook users can leave comments and questions on wall posts. Obviously, LMOA will moderate any comments, but we hope that Lake Monticello residents will use the page as a way to find out more information about what is going on in the community, ask questions, and meet new people.
So, if you are a Lake Monticello resident, or just interested in what is going on with the LMOA, then head over to the LMOA Facebook page, and click “like.”
And while your at it, don’t forget to visit the Strong Team Facebook page, too!
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Comcast Changes LMOA TV Channels for Lake Monticello Residents
May 24th, 2010 categories: Communities, Info, Lake Monticello, News
One of the cool things about living at Lake Monticello is that there is always something going on. All those things that are going on are usually covered on the LMOA TV channels on Comcast cable.
Anyone who lives at Lake Monticello and subscribes to Comcast receives two channels dedicated to LMOA. With recent changes to Comcast, the two LMOA channels have changed for anyone who has a Comcast converter box.
I want my LMOA TV
If you have a Comcast converter box, you will now receive LMOA TV on channels 977 and 978. If you DO NOT have a converter box, then you will still receive LMOA TV on channels 10 & 14.
LMOA TV broadcasts every LMOA Board of Directors meeting, carries event announcements, and plays various other content and interviews having to do with life at Lake Monticello, too.
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Lake Monticello Changes Trash Collection to Offer Streamlined Service
May 23rd, 2010 categories: Communities, Info, Lake Monticello, News
New SDI trash can at Lake Monticello
If you live at Lake Monticello, or have visited it over the last few days, you might have noticed something a little different– brown trash cans!
The brown trash cans belong to the new trash collection service at Lake Monticello– SDI.
SDI will begin their trash collection service at Lake Monticello on June 1st. Residents will still have their trash picked up on the same day as before, this just means that a new company will be doing it.
There will, however, be one major change to trash collection at Lake Monticello– streamlined service. This means that ALL trash picked up from Lake Monticello will be recycled. That’s right, no need to separate your recyclable material anymore. You can put everything in your trash bin, and SDI will take care of the rest! SDI will also take as many as five 40-gallon bags of yard waste at each pickup.
SDI has partnered with Van Der Linde Recycling, the local recycling provider at Zion X Roads in Fluvanna, to handle all of the recycling. This is exciting, because it means that 100% of the over 4000 homes at Lake Monticello will participate in recycling!
For more information about the new trash collection service and what to do, you can read the informational flyer that was distributed by the LMOA. You can download the flyer here. The flyer contains answers to all kinds of questions, as well as information about what SDI will and will not pickup.
Daniel, from our team, also created a little video to help explain the changes:
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