welcome to the official elk grove homeowner's association website!
Minutes from the March 29th annual HOA meeting will be available soon! Thanks to those who came to the meeting. It was great to meet and visit with you all. We look forward to a new and positive year!
Coco Douma, Doris Meek, Jeff Matzinger
The Elk Grove Homeowners Association (HOA) is a group that represents the homeowners of the Elk Grove subdivision in Bozeman, MT. The HOA website provides Elk Grove residents with access to official information. This information includes a calendar of events, a community bulletin board, Elk Grove policies and restrictive covenants, and important downloadable Elk Grove documents. In addition, comments from current board members and the property managers at Luna Properties, Inc. will be included.
News & Events
SPRING GARAGE SALE!
JUNE 2nd, 2012 (8 a.m. - 12 p.m.)
Get ready to clean out all those new and used items, it's time for the Elk Grove Spring Community Garage Sale! Please e-mail Coco if you wish to participate. ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
We have limited signs to put up, so first come, first serve!
Movie Nights at the Barn (TBA) coming soon
Enjoy a night out under the stars with your family much like a drive-in theater. All you need to bring is chairs if you wish and blankets! (Weather permitting)
| Dates coming.......... | ||
8/01/2011
WARNING: POISON HEMLOCK ; very toxic. It is extremely dangerous for adults and children to place any weed or plant in their mouth unless they absolutely know what it is that they are chewing or eating.
Thank you Kyle McGovern.
Friday night, as our kids along with the neighbor kids were out playing in the fields and down by the creek, we noticed a very strange weed that they were playing with. With a thick hollow stock, similar to bamboo, the weed made a great sword for the games the kids were playing. Well, the stick was identified as Poison Hemlock which is lethal if ingested even at low dosages
After learning that the kids were biting them to break off the thick stock, the severity of the event sank in and one child was taken to the ER to assess symptoms and risk of exposure. Thankfully, he was OK and the lesson was taught to all of the kids. On Saturday the parents removed a lot of the weed (that stands up to 6ft tall) out of the fields. But, after further investigation, it was apparent that the weed was prolific and lined the banks of the creek.
At this point I think it is imperative to notify the community and find a resolution to this problem as soon as possible.
Please feel free to contact me for any questions or further information.
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
89 W. Alexa Ct.570-4947
Website to review Poison Hemlock:
http://www.co.lincoln.wa.us/WeedBoard/controloptions/poisonhemlock.pdf
