Plus, learn 7 ways you can prepare for a hurricane.
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| Somerset Place Community Newsletter
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| Would you be interested in these community fundraising and social events?
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| Seeding & Cuttings Swap
Outdoor Movie Night Ice Cream Social |
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Bake Sale Craft Creators Silent Auction Kid Artwork Silent Auction
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| Of course, with each social event there is a cost associated with its success. That's why your involvement in fundraising is so important. Please, please, please submit your ideas, feedback or ways you can help to [email protected].
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All of us working together, is what makes us a community! |
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| Are you prepared for a hurricane? |
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North Carolina hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. The peak period, when the most severe hurricanes typically occur, is from mid-August to mid-October |
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Seven ways to prepare for a hurricane in Raleigh |
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- Monitor Weather Updates: Keep an eye on local weather reports and alerts to stay informed about the hurricane’s path and intensity.
- Create an Emergency Kit: Include essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and a first aid kit.
- Secure Your Home: Bring in loose outdoor items, trim trees, and reinforce windows to minimize damage.
- Prepare for Power Outages: Have backup power sources like flashlights and extra batteries. Avoid overstocking your refrigerator to prevent food spoilage.
- Store Important Documents: Keep important papers, such as medical records and identification, in a waterproof container.
- Plan for Pets: Ensure you have enough pet food and supplies, and bring pets indoors during the storm.
- Know Your Evacuation Routes: Familiarize yourself with local evacuation routes and have a plan in place in case you need to leave quickly.
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Stay safe and be prepared!😊 |
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| Parking on grassy areas and on sidewalks is prohibited. |
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| Specifically, vehicles parked on the roadway with tires on the grassy area between the curb and sidewalk and vehicles parked over the curb near the community pond. These vehicles are in violation of Raleigh City Code. |
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| Raleigh City Code Sec. 11-2171 - PARKING PROHIBITED IN CERTAIN PLACES (b) Designated places Except as otherwise prohibited by law, no person shall stop, stand or park a motor vehicle (attended or unattended) except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or traffic control device in any of the following places:
(1) On a sidewalk, in the area between the roadway and the sidewalk, in the area between the right-of-way line and the roadway or in the median area of a divided roadway.
Suggestion:
Remember, when parking your vehicle on the roadway, your vehicle's TIRES MUST BE ON THE STREET and your vehicle must remain OUT OF THE WAY OF TRAFFIC to ensure emergency vehicles can pass without obstacles.
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| Please help keep our community safe, clean and sanitary! For your convenience, we provide 6 pet waste stations throughout the common areas of the neighborhood. Please take a bag with you to pick up after your pet and throw the bags in the provided pet waste cans. |
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"We're all safer when I'm on a leash" |
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| Knowing the rules helps everyone! |
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Following Raleigh’s trash and recycling policies is essential for a clean and healthy community. Proper waste disposal prevents litter, pests, and diseases, ensuring a safer environment. Recycling conserves resources and reduces landfill waste, promoting sustainability. When everyone follows these guidelines, it fosters community pride and helps the city manage waste efficiently, benefiting all residents. |
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| Somerset Place is "Goin' Green" |
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Our goal is to be 100% paperless by 2025! Not only does it save the community money, we're also doing our part to protect the planet. If you scanned a QR code to view this newsletter, you have not officially opted into the program. Click HERE to opt in.
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| Help your board members better serve our community. Keep these important links and contact numbers to report issues directly to the proper agency. |
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Mail: P.O. Box 58036 Raleigh, NC 27658-8036 Web: www.somersetplacehoa.com Email: [email protected] Facebook: Somerset Place Raleigh Group Nextdoor: somersetplacewake.nextdoor.com |
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