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April 2022

The Richlander Website has successfully migrated to the NABR Network. You can still access it via the web @ www.richlander.com. In addition to traditional web access, we now how have a mobile app. You can also set your preferences to receive communications through text message alerts or opt to receive the same information via email or you can just regularly check the community feed for updates. Additionally, you are able to pay dues, reserve the clubhouse and submit ACC requests all virtually.
       



Don’t forget the Richland HOA Annual Egg Hunt is going to be Saturday, April 16th at the Clubhouse/Playground area from Noon to 2pm.

We will have an Egg Hunt for children 0 to 10 years old by age (0-3; 4-6; 7-10). Those interested in helping out should emailsocial@richlander.com.



Hope everyone had a GREAT and relaxing spring break! We are excited that Richland Waves Swim Team starts May 9th. We wanted to remind those of you who are interested that registration is open. Sign up now to guarantee your team t-shirt.   https://richlandwaves.swimtopia.com

Email Kelly Hall: khall140@charter.net if you have any questions.





A community-wide yard sale will be held Saturday, May 7th, from 8am until 12 Noon. If you would like to participate, please email your address to sarahacamp@gmail.com







RICHLAND SHARING LIBRARY

Just a reminder – we have small community library at the clubhouse. Feel free to pick up or drop off a book. If you do want to donate a book for others to enjoy, please place them on the shelves. The library is located on the pool side of the clubhouse. There is a wide variety including romance, self help, historical fiction and science fiction.

Many of you know we opened phase one of the walking trails last fall.   We will be doing trail maintenance in the next few weeks (as soon as it dries up). The trail is accessible behind the lower tennis courts on Quinton Rd.  Just follow the concrete sidewalk until you get to the gravel trail.   Phase 2 of the trail will begin this Spring.  This portion of the trail will follow the creek on other side of the current trail.

      



The Richland HOA Social Committee is always looking for folks to help out at events!

If you enjoy planning fun and creative events while meeting your neighbors along the way, consider joining us. Our monthly meetings are at 7pm the last Thursday in each month at the Richland Clubhouse. If you are interested in joining please, email us at: Social@richlander.com
 

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