Neighborhood Watch Program
The Neighborhood Watch Program is active in Lake Valley. Everyone needs to work together to increase the safety of the neighborhood for everyone who resides here.
Be an alert neighbor! If you see anything suspicious, please call the police so they can investigate the person(s) or situation. This is your neighborhood, it takes everyone's active involvement to keep it safe.
Vandalism
If you have been a victim of vandalism, please call the Owasso Police department to file a report. If you see vandalism taking place, please call the Police immediately so they can help to catch the vandals.
Pool Codes for New Residents
For pool rules and hours please click on the Pool Information selection in the left hand column.
Pool codes do not change from year to year, they are the same. Please use the code you were given last year. If you haven't been issued a code yet, please email the following information to your HOA manager: office@olthoa.com
Full Name:
Full Address:
Name of Neighborhood:
Please know that if you have not paid your dues, your code will not work.
Parking
Be sure to use your garage and driveway for daily parking, as parking in the street causes traffic concerns and could lead to a fender bender due to tight driving conditions from the vehicles being parked on the roadway.
Dogs and Animal Issues
Situation: Someone walks their dog(s) and fails to remove the excrement or feces from anothers yard.
Solution: Please Call the city code enforcement officer Robert Stacy at 918.376.1500 to report this. City ordinance 4-119 states a fine of $169 will be issued to offending pet owner. Please be courteous when walking your 4 legged friends and they make a visit to a neighbor’s property.
Situation: Animals running loose in the neighborhood or dogs that bark excessively
Solution: Call Owasso Animal Control 918-272-4965
Give them the address of where you saw loose animal or where you think the barking dog is located and they will respond.
Situation: Report lost or found animal
Solution: City ordinance 4-182 states that it is unlawful to possess a stray animal for more than 24 hours without first reporting such possession to the Animal Shelter. Impounded animals are held for 3 days and are then available for disposition. Persons reporting lost or found animals are required to report the lost animal in person or online; phone reports will not be taken.
Expense Reports for 2010
Please take a look at the Profit and Loss report for 2010 by clicking on "Expense Reports" and selecting the statements for 2010.
Some Frequently Asked Questions:
•What is an HOA Issue and What is a "Neighbor to Neighbor" issue?
HOA issue: When the neighborhood covenants are being broken, vandalism, general maintenance and well being of the neighborhood assets (pool, swing set etc...) are in danger of being compromised; then that is considered an HOA issue.
Neighbor to Neighbor issue: When a neighbor is doing something you don't like, ie...parking infront of your mail box, not edging his/her back yard etc.. and you want to HOA to get involved. Legally, the HOA cannot get involved with neighbor to neighbor issues. If you have issues with your neighbor, please talk to your neighbor directly or call the police to help you resolve your issue.
•Who can I report cars that are parked on the street for a long time to?
This is a City Code violation as well as an HOA covenant violation. For the quickest solution, call the Code Enforcement Officer for Owasso:
Robert Stacy - 918-376-1500
•Who do I call if a Street Lamp is out in the neighborhood?
As a homeowner, you have the right to report the problem directly to AEP/PSO.
Log on to their website, complete the form, and submit.
Who do I report potholes or streets that need attention to?
Contact the City of Owasso General Services Manager, Tim Doyle at tdoyle@cityofowasso.com or call 918-272-4959.
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