Community Announcements

After the three recent accidents on Blue Hole Road the HOA requested a 4-way stop at Blue Hole Road and East & West Oak Highland Drive. A traffic study was conducted at this location including traffic volumes and accident data. The traffic volumes were determined to be low on W/E Oak Highland Dr and do not meet the minimum volume requirements to satisfy installing a 4-way stop.

Currently the Oak Highlands restrictive covenants are slightly different than the Deer Valley covenants. A revision was needed in order to have continuity within the community and bring the covenants up to current standards. The changes were made based on input and feedback from homeowners and attorneys, along with more modern wording and a clear table of contents. Homeowners are invited and encouraged to review the Draft of the NEW Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Oak Highlands/Deer Valley. Please read the full article for more information and the link to the Draft.

The board has received several complaints about people parking on the streets. Complaints have come in for Aaron Drive, Deer Valley Trail, Brian Circle, Canoe Ridge Point, Copper Ridge Trail, Pinot Chase, Streamdale Point, and West Oak Highland Drive. The concerns are valid. Parking on the street causes decreased visibility and in some cases, when cars are parked on both sides of the street makes it impossible for emergency vehicles to get through. What can you do to help?

If you are a resident of Oak Highlands or Deer Valley and would like to go for a nice walk, head down to our walking trail! To find our walking trail go to East Oak Highland Drive. Turn left on Brian Circle. You'll find the paved walking trail entrance between 173 and 177 Brian Circle. If you bring your dog, remember to bring bags so you can clean up after your pet.

Did you know that if your yard waste ends up in a drainage ditch you could be fined $50 by the HOA?! That's right. There is a "NO DUMPING" rule in our neighborhood. Grass clippings, limbs and leaves that get dumped in the "woods" behind your home and end up in the drainage ditches will clog the drainage pipes and could cause flooding to near by homes. DO NOT DUMP!! Your neighbors down stream will probably notice, get tired of cleaning up after you and will most likely report you.

A new state law requires residential landlords to now register their rental property. The Codes Department is managing the program. In addition, Rental property owners need to contact the Homeowners' Association with their current mailing address and phone number.

The Oak Highlands and Deer Valley Homeowners Associations have created an exciting advertising opportunity in our quarterly newsletter. Our community consists of 526 homes located off of Blue Hole Road and Pettus Road in Cane Ridge. We also have online advertising options available. Residents of Deer Valley & Oak Highlands receive a 10% discount!