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MAYORS CORNER
Greetings!
When the storms hit this past Friday evening, we were at the Meadowlakes Restaurant having dinner. First the rain - that was okay because I needed a car wash - then the hail, and I didn't really worry about that because I knew I was NOT going to rush out to try to drive home to get the car into the garage. Besides, it is a 2007 model, so I was more concerned about my daughter's much newer car that was sitting in my driveway. As it turned out, the hail wasn't big enough or hard enough to cause either of us any damage. And as best I can tell, my roof and flower beds survived without damage. I hope that was true for everyone!
I was a bit worried when the run-off topped the curb as the flow down Olympia Fields turned left at Columbine to get to Deer Lick on its way to the lake. The big blue trash cans at our Lakeside Park were not so lucky...they apparently were swept down the boat ramp and are now somewhere downstream.
The rains have delayed the tennis court resurfacing project. I am now learning that there are avid pickle ball players in the area who are looking forward to our new pickle ball courts. I'm told it is loads of fun for all ages.
I hope the weather forecasters are wrong about their forecast for Sunday and that their projected rains don't hinder area Easter Services or interfere with the Easter Egg hunt in our Children's Park on Mahan at Chaparral Easter afternoon.
Happy Easter!
Mary Ann Raesener,
Mayor
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Meadowlakes Easter Egg Hunt
The Meadowlakes POA will be hosting an Easter egg hunt at the Children's Park located on Mahan Street (between Chaparral and Quail), Sunday, March 27th
2:00 P.M. for kids 6 years of age and younger
2:45 P.M. for kids 7 years of age and older
The Easter Bunny will have a "Special" prize for each participant
Co-sponsored by Doc and Sherri Staley
Open to all Meadowlakes kids, and grand kids of Meadowlakes residents
Join the fun! Bring your cameras! See ya' there!
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City Hall will be closed from
9AM to 1PM
on Monday for staff training.
Sorry for any inconvenience!
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POA will be resurfacing the RV Storage area.
All items must be removed by
Friday, April 1
During the period of time in which the RV storage is being paved:
- Temporary parking of RV, boats and trailers will be allowed in individual driveways during construction time.
- Larger motor homes can park at the golf course maintenance yard as space permits.
- No parking on streets will be permitted.
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At the POA Meeting that was held on February 16th,
the Board voted to start a program that allows members of the Association to honor one or more family members who currently serve or have served in the United States Armed Forces
by placing a Memorial Brick in designated sections of the Park.
The 8"x 8"x 21/4" Bricks will have the Honoree Name, Branch of Service, its Motto and Duration served as shown below. Colors may be as shown or slightly different to provide contrast for the final design.
Actual cost of each brick is $29.50 each, payable in advance. Shipping is free in quantities of 10 or more and the POA will bear the associated installation cost. The program will run in phases through December 2016 or longer but we encourage your early participation. We plan to set the first batch by Memorial Day
May 30, 2016. I intend to buy several myself.
Should you wish to participate, see Debbie Holley at the POA office,
177 Broadmoor St, with the necessary information and $29.50 cash or check for each Brick you wish placed in the park.
The POA looks forward to and thanks you for your participation in advance.
Joe Summers, POA President
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Hidden Falls Golf Club
With the time change the LGA (9-hole golf group) and the WGA (18-hole golf group) will be playing on Tuesdays. If any woman is interested in playing with either group, please sign up before 9:00A.M. in the restaurant.
Play will begin at 9:30 A.M.
Did you know that there are clubs, groups, and leagues that have special events going on daily at the club?
For a calendar of Hidden Falls events contact the club at
(830) 693-3300
Visit our website
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Time to plan the future of Meadowlakes
The Capital Improvement and Long-Range Planning Committee is currently meeting and would like any resident input regarding possible capital expenditures and long-range planning needs for the City. We need your suggestions and ideas regarding the golf course and pro shop, tennis courts, parks, other recreational ideas, physical needs of City-owned buildings, and water and sewer. Please email your thoughts to Debbie Carter:
by April 1, 2016 or call her at the City Hall 830-693-6840
This is your City and it's future is up to you!
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Meadowlakes Restaurant
220 Meadowlakes Dr.
Restaurant & Take-out: (830) 693-4467
Restaurant Hours
Tuesday 11am - 3pm
Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 11am - 8pm
Friday 11am - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm
Sunday 11am - 3pm
Bar Hours
Monday open at 12pm (Weather permitting)
Tuesday - Sunday open at 11am
The Bar is open until we have accommodated incoming Golfers and other Patrons.
We are always open during Restaurant hours and special events.
available all day
Fried Catfish $8.95
Coleslaw, Fries and Hushpuppies
Take Out ~ Gift Certificates ~ Reservations Welcome
Planning a party or special event?
Let us do all the work!
Provide us with your email address to
and we'll add you to our email roster
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Meadowlakes Directory
We up date the Meadowlakes Directory on a regular basis.
so that we can make the changes to the directory.
If you would like to purchase a new directory for $3.00
please stop by the City Hall.
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If you have any questions or concerns about communications from the City, you may call us at (830) 693-6840 or come by the office any time. We also welcome any feedback specific to this newsletter. This is for you, our residents; so please tell us what you think!
Sincerely,
Loren Meiner
City of Meadowlakes
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