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As our community of 126 homes enters its fourth decade of existence, Timberlawn’s beauty, neighborly appeal and location continue to make it a sought after community in North Bethesda.
Timberlawn Homeowners Association (“THOA”) uses this community website as the primary method of communicating with all unit owners and residents, providing timely and improved communications.
Web Site Last Updated on 12/21/2021.
| Recycle Schedule Change |
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Recycle pickup will slide one day due to Martin Luther King, Jr. Day from Friday January 21st to Saturday the 22nd. Please make a note of it.
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| Woodward High School |
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For updates on the Woodward High School Project, click on this link.
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| Surveys |
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| THOA Board Meetings |
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As required by Montgomery County law, this box post information about upcoming Board meetings, which are open to all of our community members.
Due to COVID restrictions, all meetings will be held virtually via Zoom until further notice.
The next Board meeting will be on
January 20 at 7:30 PM.
Please be advised that dates and times are subject to change. Check here for updates and the Zoom link
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| Pembrooke / Pool or Tennis Court Questions? |
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Please contact Sandy Budock @ 301-941-8040.
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| PEPCO Offering Free Trees |
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Pepco is offering free trees to help homeowners lower energy bills. For more information click here.
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| Streambed Renovation Update |
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Here is the latest information on our anticipated Grosvenor/Luxmanor Tributary Stream Restoration Project from Montgomery County.
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| Request by Mo Co for deer in our Community |
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Find a Fawn in our community? Mo Co needs your help!
Please don’t touch! Call the Montgomery Parks Wildlife Ecology Unit @ 301-962-1352 or 301-962-1353 Click here for more details. |
| Tree Removal Process |
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Montgomery County (MoCo) and the THOA Board require prior approval for removal of healthy hardwood trees > 6" in diameter (please provide Mo Co approval to the board). If the hardwood tree is diseased (please provide the board a tree expert confirmation and picture) then the tree can be removed upon board approval. Prior approval is not required for softwood trees (such as a pine tree). If < 6” any tree can be removed without prior approval.
Finally, stump removal is the final step of the tree removal process and is required.
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| Archived Topics |
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Archived topics from this area can be viewed here.
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| Weather |
| Web Site Suggestions |
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