Thanks to Demi Campbell for organizing the Parade for July 4th.

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Recap of MidAmerica meeting on Transmission Line

There were approximately 125 people at the meeting.
Sarah M. Martz of the Iowa Utilities Commission opened the meeting by giving an overview of the process of MidAmerica getting approval to proceed with project.
MidAmerica personnel  explained the project. Starting from the Overland Trail Sub station to across from IWCC. Impact on Briarwood residents starts where it crosses highway 92, follows Eastern Hills Drive and  veers off onto Orchard Road.  It follows on the East Side of Orchard Road to Stevens. Then west about 1500 feet and then joins with the existing Line going north. They said after installation of the new transmission line, the old line running in yards between Chestnut and Orin would be removed.
They said their looking at a  25 foot easement. Poles will be wood (About 5 – 10 feet taller than existing poles) except metal poles will be used  at corners and certain crossing areas.
Project is estimated to begin actual construction Sept. 2027 and be completed March 2029.
Several people asked about running the route along the interstate, and the rep from Mid-American gave conflicting answers.  Ultimately they said this was just an initial proposal and they may consider other options.
Once approved each property owner where poles will be placed will receive a packet with all the information. Diagrams where poles will be placed, amount they will receive for easement. How it was calculated will be included.
When the actual route is finalized, the residents that have existing poles in their yards that will be removed, will get an info packet explaining what MidAmerica plans for the removal.
Anyone wishing to file a comment or objection to the project should either send a letter or submit online.
To send letter mail to: Make sure to include Docket Number  E-22572
Iowa Utilities Commission
1375 E. Court Ave.
Des Moines, IA  50319

If you have any question about the work on State Orchard Road
Call or Email  Zach Wheat, P.E.
P 712-323-0530  |  C 402-708-3466  |   www.hgmonline.com

The purpose of the  Association is to protect, maintain, improve, operate and administer the Addition, including necessary action to levy and collect the assessments herein provided for, pay expenses and do such other things as are provided or contemplated in the Covenant declaration and the Associations Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws.

If you are interested in becoming a Board Member please email Info@Briarwoodcb.org

Plan on making any landscaping changes? 

Please remember to contact  the architecture committee for any landscaping changes you are going to make when you plan to add a fence, shed, retaining wall, parking pad, or other improvements (including painting your house). To submit plans email  info@BriarwoodCB.org   . Thank You to the residents who have sought architectural committee approval in the past .
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Anyone have a good reliable contractor they have used and are willing to share the name and contact information?  We would like to share them as a link on the Briarwood Website! Please send their name, service, phone number and if they have  a website their website name and we will put  under contractors tab . Send to Tom@Bluffsonline.com
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Flags on Holidays Each Year a Youth Group has put up flags on 7 Holidays in our Subdivision. This project enhances an already beautiful neighborhood with our country’s flag. The Youth Group put up, take down, store and maintain the flags for you. They would like to include all homes for this service. Click to Read More About Flags

 

 

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