Scholls Meadows Homeowner's Association

07/04/2023

Happy 4th of July to everyone in our Scholls Meadows neighborhood! We hope you enjoy celebrating with friends and family. We advise everyone to keep the fireworks legal in accordance with Oregon law and to stay safe. Thank you!

01/14/2023

One of our neighbors on Kameron Way is reporting frequent vandalism between the hours of midnight and 2am. Several youth are seen on home security cameras running up and down the street throwing eggs at a specific house. This happened at least twice the week of January 9th. If you saw or heard anything, please speak up. If you have any information, please comment and we will pass the information on to Washington County Sherriff.

Thanks for being good neighbors.

12/19/2022

Wishing every wonderful household in our community a happy holiday! May it be filled with fun celebrations, peace, and joy!

11/28/2022

The holidays are right around the corner! Beaverton city’s light display and holiday bazaar are fantastic experiences for the season!

Beaverton Winter Lights and Holiday Bazaar is just around the corner! What are you looking forward to the most – getting your holiday shopping done locally, festive treats, or the annual tree lighting?

See the full schedule of activities: https://www.beavertonoregon.gov/502/Beaverton-Winter-Lights

05/30/2022

"Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices." - Harry S. Truman

12/28/2021

Our local BSA troops 423 & 218 are offering Chriatmas tree recycling to our area again!
The following dates include:

Sat. Jan 1
Sun. Jan 2
Sat. Jan 8
Sun. Jan 9

Sign up by clicking on the link below!

https://scysvr03.r.us-west-2.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fsqclick.com%2Foutreach%2Ft%2FmCUWSswU4pNw%2Fhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fboy-scout-troop-423.square.site%3Fs=r--YppEN4oJDSLkMtImvQjFD89buSy0osuQkTFyO4GQ/1/0101017de34dc6eb-5412fcfd-42dc-403f-ad2c-931cee249cae-000000/Jar3LIdkBjRkj9DtO0wIae8fqeU=249

12/23/2021

Wishing you all a happy and healthy holiday!

08/12/2021

An email from our HOA Vice President Gil Hansen:

Dear Neighbors,

A few weeks ago, I learned from a close friend who lives within the city limits of Tigard that he received a message from the city that the city that was undergoing a water shortage and asked him to please conserve water use. As you know, we also receive our water from the Tigard public utility. I know that Washington County has reported nothing about a water shortage in our Portland area. There would be no way you would know. In the fourteen years that I have lived here on Kameron Way, it is the first time that I have heard of a water shortage in our area. I asked myself, would I rather have a green lawn or have water coming out of my home faucets? I chose water out of my faucets! So, I have throttled back on my home lawn sprinkler system which I normally have going six days a week at this time of year. I also told our landscape maintenance guy to not use our sprinkler system on the Menlor common property. Yes, it is turning brown right now, but I can live with that until the rains come again. He asked if I could let the HOA know. I said I would, but it is not worth the postage in sending out a letter to everyone. We obviously don’t have everyone’s e-mail address, so if you are ever in discussion with your neighbor about the common property on Menlor, you can share this information with them. To be honest, I have not had one complaint about our common property on Menlor. If there are any complaints about our HOA, I normally get them. You might also tell your neighbor that Dorothy, our HOA Treasurer, would love to have their e-mail address. Her e-mail address is Dorothycottingham@hotmail.com. I trust you all have a wonderful summer.

Gil Hansen

05/20/2021

An oldie but goodie!

. When you see this blue dumpster at the intersection of Menlor and Roundtree each quarter, you should know the street sweeper is scheduled to be in our neighborhood in a few days. They use the dumpster as a frequent dropping point for all of the debris they collect in the streets so they don’t have to make trips back to the main garage/holding facility.

The sanitation worker driving the sweeper today said that they actually sweep our streets every month, but place the dumpster in other nearby streets in the other months.

We are lucky to live in an area that diligently maintains street cleanliness.

04/19/2021

Here are some deals and coupons for some shops down at Progress Ridge. Let’s continue supporting the great businesses in our area!

10/09/2020

Just a few days left to register vote.

09/25/2020

Here’s a way to help our Tigard neighbors. We are all in this together!

09/11/2020

WE REMEMBER 9/11: Today marks 19 years since the day that changed America forever. We will never forget.

09/09/2020

MHS happy to serve as a Red Cross evacuation site for around 40 folks affected by fire. Red Cross is here with food and water and all have access to restrooms. Kickoff Days are still a go for now, but stay tuned if we need to change due to evacuations.

09/08/2020

🥰 To all the kids going back to school, have fun & learn a lot! 😍

08/29/2020

. When you see this blue dumpster at the intersection of Menlor and Roundtree each quarter, you should know the street sweeper is scheduled to be in our neighborhood in a few days. They use the dumpster as a frequent dropping point for all of the debris they collect in the nearby streets so they don’t have to make trips back to the main garage.

The streets are swept monthly but place the dumpster in other nearby streets in the other months.

We are lucky to live in an area that diligently maintains street cleanliness!

03/23/2020

Oregon governor issues ‘stay home’ order to enforce coronavirus restrictions

I want to make it perfectly clear what's allowed and what's not under my new Executive Order. If you're still not sure about an activity, skip it. Staying home will save lives.

These social distancing measures are designed to stop the spread of COVID-19 and be more sustainable over time, preserving scarce hospital space and allowing more Oregonians to keep their jobs when their work does not add to the growth of COVID-19 in Oregon.

02/29/2020

Enjoy your extra day today!