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Needed at Hedingham (Raleigh) & Mingo Creek (Knightdale) Athletic Club pools.

Lifeguards need certification in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, CPR for Professional Rescuer and First Aid.

Instructors-Water Safety Instructor certification preferred.

Applications are online at www.fredsmithcompany.com. Click on jobs.

Call Maureen Blandford

at 427-8354

for more information.

Hedingham Community Association was named 2009 Community of Distinction in the category of Very Large Mixed Use Communities by the North Carolina Chapter of the Community Associations Institute at their Annual Conference held in Raleigh.

Hedingham is located in Raleigh , NC and is comprised of almost 2500 homes, 2 pools, tennis courts, playgrounds and an athletic club. Ed Behan, Jeanne Molloy, Jane Schwartz, Tracy Hicks and Brent Wood are the Board of Directors and CAS (Community Association Services) Inc. is the community management company. The community was honored due to its significant work and dedication in improving their community property and structures along with its many social and active lifestyle offerings available to residents.

Community Association Institute (CAI) is a national organization dedicated to fostering vibrant, competent, harmonious community associations.

Any vehicle/trailer parked in a lot overnight that has not registered with the athletic club or is inoperable (for example: flat tire, broken window(s), expired license plates, etc.) is subject to towing from the property. The HOA will issue one warning in the form of a sticker on the driver side window. Costs for recovering a vehicle from the towing company start at $150 plus daily storage costs. Chandler Towing (919-596-4547) information signs have been installed at the entrances to these parking lots. The Hedingham Community Association accepts no responsibility for vehicles illegally parked that are towed.

For homeowners with property adjacent to the trail there will be a meeting on March 23, at 6pm at the Willow Oak Clubhouse, where you can meet the design team, learn about the project, and share your ideas for the Neuse River Greenway Trail.

See the Flyer with more information.

• Only one standard “For Sale” sign, not to exceed 18 inches by 24 inches including attachment of a single rider, is allowed per Unit.
• Sign is to be placed no closer than 3 feet from the street but sign may not be located on the ditch section.
• Owner may choose a window sign or a yard sign, but not both.
• Only professionally made signs are allowed, provided that under no circumstances are handwritten signs allowed.
• No directional signs will be allowed any time for the sale/resale of a home.
• Only one open house sign on the Unit lawn allowed the day of open house.
• No signs at the mailbox for handouts are allowed. Handouts may be attached as a rider to the above described sign, not to exceed 4 inches by 24 inches, provided that there is only one rider, total, for the sign.
• No audio sign allowed, unless it is a part of the single rider to the sign described above.
• Any Owner not following these guidelines will be fined $25.00 per sign, per day.
• OWNERS SHOULD REMEMBER THAT THEY ARE LIABLE FOR THEIR AGENT’S FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THESE GUIDELINES.

Political Signs: This document regulates or prohibits the display of political signs. The board of directors has adopted a policy concerning political signs, which are defined as signs that attempt to influence the outcome of an election, including supporting or opposing an issue or candidate on the election ballot. The guidelines are as follows:

• Political signs may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in area and three & one-half (3 ½) feet in height. No lot may contain more than sixty (60) square feet of such signage.
• Display of a political sign more than forty-five (45) days before an election and later than seven (7) days after an election is prohibited.
• Any owner not following these guidelines will be fined $25.00 per sign, per day.
• Note also, that the city of Raleigh prohibits the placing of political signs in public right of ways or on utility poles, and owners should therefore review the city regulations before placing signs.

Other Signs: Absent the written consent of the Board, or as otherwise permitted in the Declaration, no sign of any kind shall be erected within the Properties.

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Watch this website and this page for more information on the new Hedingham Neighborhood Watch program.

Answer: It’s someone who lives in our neighborhood and is willing to expend a little effort to keep the group going. Duties require little formal training–about one hour/month to keep track of group members, keep in contact with Host Homes, make sure new neighbors are welcomed, and coordinates alerting the neighborhood about safety/crime issues.

The Welcome Wagon will provide new members with information such as how and where to get scan cards, rules and regulations of Hedingham, golfing privileges, phone numbers for local services such as Progress Energy, non-emergency police contacts and other services to those who are new to Raleigh or to North Carolina. Services may include handyman, plumbers, pet sitters, baby sitters, and local eateries. We have collected flyers and business cards from residents of Hedingham who provide these services. We still need more! If you or anyone you know can be of help, please feel free to contact us.

Monthly Meet and Greets are open to all members of our community. If you would like to meet fellow residents to chit chat, make a play date, network, play games or find someone else to laugh at your golf skills, please feel free to come out! We are working with local restaurants to provide us with food for our Meet and Greet social events.

If you have any questions, or would like to volunteer, or if you want to get information to share with others, please contact

Interesting programs and refreshments are offered on the second Tuesday of the month, September through June, at the Willow Oak Club House; 4401 Willow Oak Road.

Share companionship in a variety of entertainments such as; movies, tours, restaurants, theater, sports, Bridge and special events.

As members of the Raleigh Parks & Recreation Department we participate in their sponsored activities.

Volunteer opportunities exist within the club for those who enjoy working on projects that benefit the Hi-Milers and the community.

The 18-hole course at the Hedingham Golf & Athletic Club facility in Raleigh, North Carolina features 6,529 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 71.6 and it has a slope rating of 124 on Bermuda grass. Designed by David Postlewaite, the Hedingham golf course opened in 1991.