Norris Lake Community is a mandatory HOA community with 945+ homes in both Gwinnett & DeKalb Counties.  The HOA assessments are $480.00 per year with standard late fees to be applied to past due balances.  As a new accounting service for 2020, credit cards (3.5% convenience charge) and check transfers (Free of charge) can be used to pay online when you receive the invoice through your email.  The full 2020 annual assessment of $480.00 paid by Jan 1 is appreciated but you may pay half ($240.00) on Jan 1 and half ($240.00) on April 1 for your convenience.  The amenities include a 100-acre lake (boating, swimming, jet-skiing, fishing), junior-size Olympic pool, Jacob's Playground, 4 parks (Main, Sunset, & Matheny Parks, and the Peninsula with bird sanctuary), 2 tennis courts, and 2 part-time Gwinnett County police patrol.

 

Hours of operation, Tues - Fri 1:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Saturdays - 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM         

Clubhouse Address:  8320 Norris Lake Road

Snellville, GA 30039

Pool house Address:  8332 Norris Lake Drive

Mail HOA assessments to:  PO Box 390670

Snellville, GA 30039

Telephone & Fax #s 678-413-3377

Email:  norrislakemanager@gmail.com

website:  norrislakega.net

 

Closing Attorneys must send an HOA closing letter request to our email address.

HOA closing letter = $85.00

Same day expedite fee = $45.00

 

The annual boat parade on the lake will be on Saturday, December 14th.  Any decorated boats need to assemble at the Matheny Park boat ramp at 6:00PM.  Rain date will be Sunday, December 15th at 6:00PM

 

November 13, 2019

 

President’s Newsletter -- HOA ASSESSMENT INCREASE

 

Dear Norris Lake Homeowner:

 

The Norris Lake Community Benefits Corporation Inc. Board of Directors has voted to increase the current yearly Homeowners Association assessments from $375.00 to $480.00 effective January 1, 2020...

 

 

Hello all:

 

Just a quick note to let you know the latest test results for the beach were negative.

 

1. Four samples at Main Beach were made along the shore in the same places I often test, including one just to the right of the boat house.  All were found to be within normal limits. The sample mentioned adjacent to the boat house does have more bacteria, but even with the heat and lack of rain, it's still negative for increased E. coli.

2. Two samples at Sunset Beach were negative.

3. Two samples at Matheny Park were negative.

 

Just letting you know I did in fact test prior to the beach festivities.

 

Thanks,

 

James Goodbread

2019/2020 Board Nominations

 

BOD nominations are being accepted for 2019/2020.  There are four positions open and all the Board members currently in four positions have agreed to run for re-election.  They are:

 

Position #1 - Sharon Rowen - two-year term

Position #2 – Calvin Reily - two-year term

Position #3 – Rob McNulty - two-year term

Position #4 – Leslie Reiser - two-year term

 

Nominations will be accepted through November 3, 2019.  If interested, please contact Joel Puyat, Property Manager, at 678-413-3377 or send your resume via email to norrislakemanager@gmail.com. You can also stop by the office which is located in the clubhouse at 8320 Norris Lake Road, Snellville, GA 30039 to drop off your resume.  If there are no resumes submitted, the above current members will take the four positions and NO voting will take place at the homeowner's meeting on Monday, November 4, 2019 at 8:00 PM.  Your assessments must be current to be eligible to vote. Thank you.

Lost & Found, August 1, 2019         

Yamaha Wave Runner, red & white jet-ski

If this is yours, please contact Property Management at 678-413-3377.

You must provide the registration/proof of ownership papers.

The following Norris Lake test results on July 6, 2019 were all negative per my last two-week sampling.  I keep a log in a binder of tests performed.  

 

1.  Four samples at Main Beach starting at the slide and every 25 feet, with the last being just past the security boat storage. The last sample did show a vast amount of increased bacteria, but none in the harmful category.  That area of stagnant water just past the boat storage always results in more growth.

 

James L. Goodbread