This week the Weybridge Ladies are gathering Thursday, Oct 17 at the Rusty Bucket in the Perimeter area of Dublin, just off Avery-Muirfield Road. Here’s the address:
6726 Perimeter Lp Rd
Dublin, OH 43017
(Map)
New residents welcome! If you’re attending, please let organizer Sharon Foster know you’re coming and arrive by 11:30 a.m. Need a ride? Sharon can also help with coordinating rides.
Please contact Sharon at 614-659-7819 or via email at apple50000@aol.com.
As reported at the Annual Meeting this week, home sales in Weybridge have been brisk, with increasing home prices fueled by a strong real estate market.
So far in 2019, we’ve noted 10 home sales. Prices ranged from $248,000 to $275,000. To get specific details on individual home sales, you can search the Delaware County Auditor‘s website, where each property is listed by address.
As for length of time on the market, we don’t have reliable figures, especially since some sales appear to be arranged even before a home goes on the open market. But from our observations, it seems like any one home listing lasts, on average, about 1 month.
Prices are rising, homes sell fast, and Weybridge remains a hot spot for many folks looking to downsize from larger homes. Hopefully you won’t want to sell anytime soon, but if you do, it should be fairly easy!
As noted in our recent post, tomorrow (Tue, Oct 8) is the annual Weybridge Homeowners Association, Inc. residents meeting. Please join us at 7:00 p.m. in the meeting room at The Bogey Bar & Grill.
Dinner Before the Meeting
Residents are also welcome to join us at the Bogey before the formal meeting for dinner. All dinners are on your own, but with your friendly neighbors! For dinner, please plan to arrive between 5:30 and 6:00 p.m.
Please Let Us Know You’re Coming (RSVP)
The Bogey would like a heads-up on how many are attending dinner and the meeting. If you’re planning to attend the dinner please email Norm Parrish at weybridgepresident@gmail.com with the number of folks attending.
The annual meeting of Weybridge Homeowners Association, Inc. is scheduled for Tuesday, October 8 starting at 7:00 p.m., held in the private meeting room at the nearby Bogey Bar & Grill. All residents are invited and encouraged to attend.
The current Board of Trustees will conduct the annual meeting. There will be live reports from the President, Treasurer, Landscaping, and more.
Dinner Before the Meeting
Residents are also welcome to join us at the Bogey before the formal meeting for dinner. All dinners are on your own, but with your friendly neighbors! For dinner, please plan to arrive between 5:30 and 6:00 p.m.
Please Let Us Know You’re Coming (RSVP)
The Bogey would like a heads-up on how many are attending dinner and the meeting. If you’re planning to attend the dinner please email Norm Parrish at weybridgepresident@gmail.com with the number of folks attending.
The September 2019 edition of The Bridge, Weybridge’s resident newsletter, has been distributed via email to all residents with a registered email address (90%+ of residents at last review).
If you need another copy of The Bridge, you can download a PDF copy right here:
You can also find back issues of The Bridge over on the newsletter’s home page here.
And if you’d like to ensure your email address is on file with Weybridge, please email any updates to weybridgeweb@gmail.com or weybridgepresident@gmail.com at any time.
BrightView will be back in the Weybridge neighborhood soon to apply fertilizer, spray for broadleaf weeds, and to aerate our lawns. Here’s the proposed schedule:
NOTES ON FERTILIZER AND WEED SPRAYING
If you have areas of your lawn you do not want fertilized or sprayed, you can place lawn flags to mark areas that are off-limits. If you need flags, they are available on Brent Kleihauer’s front stoop.
For areas that are sprayed and fertilized, homeowners with pets or children are advised to keep them off the lawn for at least 24 hours after the chemicals are applied.
NOTES ON LAWN AERATION
For lawn aeration the week of September 23, anyone with “shallow wiring” installed (invisible pet fences, yard lighting, or similar) needs to contact Brent at weybridgelandscape@gmail.com so we can relay your address to BrightView. Lawn aeration pokes deep holes in the lawn and can damage wiring for invisible fences, lighting, and sprinklers, or anything else buried in the yard. Brent will report known sprinkler systems to BrightView, but he needs to know about other systems as well.
Alternatively, you can place flags in the yard to map out where lawn aerators should not go, thereby protecting your in-ground systems.
