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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.
The Timberlawn Homeowners Association (“THOA”) board intends to use this community website as the primary method of communicating with all unit owners and residents. This will provide more timely, improved communications and at a time that is convenient for you.
Web Site Last Updated on 9/18/2021.
| Proposed Bylaws and Covenants changes |
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Dear Timberlawn Homeowner,
The Annual Meeting is scheduled for THURSDAY, September 23rd (NEW DATE) at 7 PM
In order to adopt the proposed changes, quorum and 60% "For" votes are required. (76 members).
Bylaw as proposed and Covenants and Restrictions as proposed links are here for your review.
Here is the proxy, please fill and send it to: timberlawnhoa@gmail.com OR TURN IT IN TO ONE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS BY SEPTEMBER 21st.
Registered community members, please check for updates and the Zoom link here on the THOA website.
The Timberlawn HOA Board: Pat Tessler, Scott Davies, Scott Smith, Betty Romero, Susan Bender, Andy Stadnik, and Madeline Heeren
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| Woodward High School |
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For updates on the Woodward High School Project click on this link.
As part of a plan to build a new and expanded high school, which we support, the Montgomery County Public Schools ("MCPS") is considering building a stadium instead of more Arts and STEM facilities.
We have been working with four other homeowner association communities along Edson Lane to oppose only the stadium (not the fields), preserve the Forest, and save the peaceful nature of our community.
We ask that you support our efforts by sending an e-mail (sample below)
To:
County Executive at Marc.Elrich@montgomerycountymd.gov,
County Councilmembers at County.Council@MontgomeryCountyMD.gov, and to the
Board of Education at boe@mcpsmd.org.
Subject: Woodward HS - Stadium
Dear County Executive Marc Elrich; County Council President Katz and Other Members of the Montgomery County Council; and Board of Education President Evans and Other Members of the Montgomery County Board of Education: Vote no to the building of a stadium for the new Charles W. Woodward High School Reopening and Expansion Project. The stadium would destroy the Edson Lane Forest, a precious and irreplaceable environmental resource and wildlife habitat.
In addition, Montgomery County must carefully review how this stadium realistically fits into the County’s quest for excellence in education. Sincerely, (Name)
(Address)
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| Surveys |
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| THOA Board Meetings |
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Dear Timberlawn Homeowner,
As required by Montgomery County law, we are notifying you of upcoming Timberlawn Homeowner’s Association Board meetings, which are open to all of our community members.
Due to COVID restrictions, all meetings for 2021 will be held virtually via Zoom at 7:00 pm until further notice.
The proposed dates are as follows: SEPTEMBER 23 (Annual Meeting); NOVEMBER 9
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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