Welcome
Oak Highlands and Deer Valley Residents!
We would like to welcome all homeowners, realtors and residents to our website. Here you can find neighborhood news, covenants, the architectural improvement application and a lot of other useful information. If you have any questions or need assistance of any kind please feel free to call us at: 615.838.2876.
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| Yard of the Month - January 2012
Congratulations go to Louchrisa High of 5508 Oak Chase Drive for being the January 2012 Yard of the Month! The beautifully hung wreaths, complimentary door decorations, thick grass and colorful ornaments made this our Yard of the Month! Read More...
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Education, shopping to mix at Hickory Hollow mall
Mayor Announces Plans to Purchase Former JCPenney Building at Hickory Hollow Mall
Facility to house expanded library, regional community center and multi-acre park Read More...
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Our Neighborhood Watch in the News
We are very proud to share the July South Dispatch Newsletter featuring an interview with our very own Neighborhood Watch Director, Don Johnson! Find out what is being said about the Oak Highlands Deer Valley NW on page 2, in the Neighborhood Watch Spotlight by Sgt Schmitz. Plus interviews with Channel 4 & Channel 5 News. We would like to commend everyone in our Neighborhood Watch. The last three burgleries in our neighborhood resulted in immediate arrests. Now, that's how it's done! Read More...
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Neighborhood Watch
The Oak Highlands/Deer Valley Homeowners' Association has initiated a Neighborhood Watch Program. This program is a network of interested friends and neighbors looking out for each other. We are neighbors helping neighbors. We are registered with Nashville Metro Police and sanctioned by the OH/DV Homowners' Association Board of Directors. Membership is 100% FREE and completely voluntary. We hope you will join us! Read More...
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Parking & Safety Concerns
Over the past few months, the board has received several complaints about people parking on the streets. Complaints have come in for Aaron Drive, Brian Circle, Canoe Ridge Point, Copper Ridge Trail, Pinot Chase, Streamdale Point, and West Oak Highland Drive. The concerns are valid. Parking on the street causes decreased visibility and in some cases, when cars are parked on both sides of the street makes it impossible for emergency vehicles to get through. What can you do to help? Read More...
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Don't Dump Grass, Limbs or Leaves!
Did you know that if your yard waste ends up in a drainage ditch you could be fined $50 by the HOA?! That's right. There is a "NO DUMPING" rule in our neighborhood. Grass clippings, limbs and leaves that get dumped in the "woods" behind your home and end up in the drainage ditches will clog the drainage pipes and could cause flooding to near by homes. DO NOT DUMP!! Your neighbors down stream will probably notice, get tired of cleaning up after you and will most likely report you. Read More...
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Metro Codes eNews for Neighborhoods
January 2012 issue of the E-Newsletter for Neighborhoods:
-New West Police Precinct Opens
-Compliance Officer Jim Cantrell Retires After 31 Years of Service
-Property Standards Top 10 New Years Resolutions
-Michelle Cummings Steele Nominated for Leadership Award
-Metro Codes Demolition Program in Full Swing
-Metro Announces Christmas Tree Recycling Program
-Annual Trash Truck Art Contest Winners Announced
-Mayor Establishes Program to Oversee Green Space
-Think Fire Safety!
-Save the Date! 16th Annual Codes Golf Tournament Announced
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Rental property owners, must register with Metro
A new state law requires residential landlords to now register their rental property. The Codes Department is managing the program. In addition, Rental property owners need to contact the Homeowners' Association with their current mailing address and phone number. Read More...
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School News
Get the latest school news and information from our District 2 School Board Representative (for Maxwell Elementary & Marshall Middle School) from Jo Ann Brannon and District 6 School Board Representative (for Cane Ridge High School) from Cheryl D. Mayes. Read More...
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Advertising Options
The Oak Highlands and Deer Valley Homeowners Associations have created an exciting advertising opportunity in our quarterly newsletter. Our community consists of over 400 homes located off of Blue Hole Road and Pettus Road in Cane Ridge. In addition to the second- and third-tier homes in our neighborhoods, our quarterly newsletter is distributed to community leaders, organizations, and clubs. We also have online advertising options available. Residents of Deer Valley & Oak Highlands will receive a 10% discount! Read More...
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