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The website is in it's beginning stages. Please check back often for updates. If you need to make any modifications to the exterior of your home please fill out a Modification Request Form. Please contact the board at President@ParkPointeHOA.org. Social Committee News Come Eat, Drink and SOCIALIZE Sunday October 5th 3- 5 pm Event will be held at the George Pierce Park Pavilion # 1. Come join us for pizza, drinks and meet some new neighbors. Catch up with ones that you already know! DIRECTIONS: If driving, as you enter the park, park in the first parking lot on the right. You will see a path to the pavilion and playground. If walking, exit the subdivision at the trail to the park. Turn right. Cross the bridge. Stay right going up the hill. Pass the senior center and the basketball courts. Cross the street the pavilion will be a little to your right. Please RSVP by OCT 1st 2008 by emailing president@parkpointehoa.org with the number of family members attending. This will help us greatly with numbers for food. Our P.A.C.T. officer is R. Pope 770-945-4607 ext. 538 06/25/2008 Dear PACT neighbor, Please be advised that this has not happened in City of Suwanee. Dear Homeowners: We have recently received information from the St. Marlo Homeowners Association regarding recent criminal activities. They received this information from the Cobb County Sheriff's ffice, through one of their HOA coordinators. We are passing this along for your information. Recently, in both Cobb and Gwinnett Counties, reports of thefts have been made pointing to a group of Hispanic males posing as contractors. These occur during the day - the group parks an SUV in front of a home as if they are there to work on the home. They knock on the door, and if they find no one home, they break into the home, stealing cash, clothes and electronics. They have been described as wearing light green reflective vests, white construction hats and tool belts. The description came from viewing a residential security camera. Because this is a very typical sight in a subdivision, neighbors fail to take notice, and homeowners only become aware when they return home and find valuables missing. The latest reports were from Norcross, Acworth and Kennesaw. Eyewitnesses have described the SUV used in these crimes as being a champagne colored Chevy Suburban and a dark blue Ford Expedition. Other witnesses have reported other SUV colors as well. Report suspicious activities by calling Suwanee Police 770-945-8995. We will update homeowners on any new information as it is received.' Newsletter Editor