The September 2020 edition of The Bridge, Weybridge’s resident newsletter, is being distributed via email to all residents with a registered email address.
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This month the Weybridge Ladies plan to gather for dinner (not lunch this time) at 6:00pm on Thursday, September 17 at Monte Carlo Italian Kitchen over in Powell. Here’s the address:
345 W Olentangy St
Powell, OH 43065
(Map)
Though not required by law, face masks are recommended for the safety of our residents and the restaurant staff.
Do you plan to attend? Sharon needs to know the attendee count as soon as possible, so please contact her with your plans to attend no later than Tuesday, September 15. Please contact Sharon at 614-659-7819 or via email at apple50000@aol.com
Need a ride? Sharon can also help with coordinating rides.
Brightview is on-site this week starting up the next round of pruning in Weybridge. Our apologies for the late notice, but they could be in your yard as soon as today — Thursday, August 27.
Brightview describes their service like this:
This consists of more tip pruning, touching up stray branches that may have been missed in the first round or others that have already grown since then. This round is to get things in good shape for the fall.
If you have any shrubs or other plants you do NOT want to be pruned, you can apply flags to them. Otherwise the crews are instructed to follow the pruning plan developed earlier this year, using input from the annual landscaping survey sent to all residents.
This month the Weybridge Ladies plan to gather for lunch at 11:30am on Thursday, August 20 at the Bogey Inn just down Glick Road from Weybridge. Here’s the address:
6013 Glick Rd
Powell, OH 43065
(Map)
The lunch will follow social distancing rules in the Bogey’s large outdoor dining area. Though not required by law, face masks are recommended for the safety of our residents and the restaurant staff.
Do you plan to attend? Sharon needs to know the attendee count as soon as possible, so please contact her with your plans to attend no later than Tuesday, August 18. Please contact Sharon at 614-659-7819 or via email at apple50000@aol.com
Need a ride? Sharon can also help with coordinating rides.
Did you know there are both laws and rules on the books about how you handle your pet in Dublin, in Muirfield, and therefore in Weybridge, too?
City of Dublin code specifically states dogs must be kept “under control” when off leash in public areas, or must otherwise be on a leash. They don’t mention cats being on a leash because… you know… they’re cats.
Similarly, you may have seen repeated email reminders from Muirfield Village that pet owners — especially folks walking their pets — are required to pick up after their pets when they do their business, if you know what we mean.
These rules and laws are in place to keep Weybridge (and Muirfield, and Dublin) clean and presentable, as well as safe for the pets, kids, and everyone else enjoying our common areas, walking trails, yards, and so forth.
So please: leash your cat — or dog — or keep them under control, but also be sure to clean up after them. Your neighbors will thank you!
Picking up after your dog is not only being a good neighbor, it’s the law in Dublin. It’s also good for the environment—dog poop left on the ground can make its way into our sewer systems during rain events, polluting freshwater supplies.
