The next Quarterly Developer Update/Board Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 19th at the Potomac Shores Middle School Auditorium. The Developer Update will start at 6:00 PM and Board Meeting will immediately follow. For virtual viewing of the meetings, please register with the Zoom link below:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jUqOx7MrST-nkq5xdDkeCg
Below is the agenda for the Board of Directors Meeting.
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!
The Trails Committee welcomes you to join us at 9:00 AM on Saturday, March 15th for a hike that will cover three of our newest trails.
We will meet at the South Hawkins Trailhead at the end of Sugarberry Road. We will hike the length of that trail, then cross River Heritage Boulevard and pick up the Timber Branch Trail (TBT). This trail will take us to the Possum Nose Loop, which will eventually circle us back to the TBT. We’ll take the TBT back to River Heritage Boulevard, then road walk back to our cars. The full walk is approximately 2 1/2 miles and should take roughly two hours.
Please note that these trails are a little more challenging than the Northern Trails, with some steeper ups and downs.
To RSVP, please send an email to jordan93016@icloud.com with the following info:
1. Names of hikers
2. Ages of any children
3. Your cell number
We are happy to answer any questions you may have—same email address (above).
We look forward to hiking together on March 15!!!
Happy Trails!
Mardi Gras Casino Party
This Saturday, March 1st from 7PM-11PM in the Social Barn. Limited tickets are available for purchase at the Fitness Barn front desk. $30 per person. Click here for flyer! Please note this is an adults 21+ party.
Good afternoon Potomac Shores Residents,
Starting Tuesday, February 25th, Shenandoah Landscaping will be conducting elevation and structural pruning of HOA-owned sidewalk street trees in the Northern Neighborhood. This work will help prevent tree limbs from overhanging sidewalks and streets, ensuring clear access for pedestrians and vehicles.
Tree limbs will be elevated to a height of 8–15 feet (as appropriate for each tree), and crews will remove water sprouts, sucker growth, and improperly cut stubbed limbs. All debris will be hauled off-site, and the project will be overseen by their in-house certified arborist. Work is expected to take several weeks.
To facilitate this process, please avoid parking immediately next to street trees during this time to allow crews the necessary access.
Any updates on this project will be on the announcement section of the website at www.potomacshoresresidents.com.
Thank you for your cooperation!