2009 Neighborhood Meeting

The Pheasant Hills neighborhood meeting with representatives of the City of Loveland is set for 7:00PM, Thursday July 23rd. The location is to be worked out between the city and our homeowners association. Notices will be sent to residents when plans are solidified.

There will be a short presentation of the city's goals, projects and initiatives that will influence our neighborhood. It's also an opportunity to bring our questions and concerns to the table. Light refreshments will be provided and the Fire and Police departments will have safety giveaways for children in attendance.

Mark your calendar now!

 

Computer/TV Recycling Program Announced

The Hamilton County Solid Waste Management District proudly announces the opening of the 2009 computer recycling program! This program begins May 1st and will run through December 30th, 2009 for Hamilton County residents.

This year, the District incorporated a television recycling component into the computer recycling program. Computer equipment recycling will be free. Following are the fees for recycling televisions:

1 – 60 lbs = $10
Over 60 lbs = $20

Through a take-back partnership with Sony, the following televisions can be recycled for free with our contractor. Sony, LG, Zenith, and Goldstar.

The computer recycling program has moved from St. Bernard to Blue Ash. The new name and location is:

2trg
11093 Kenwood Road
Blue Ash, Ohio 45242
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Hazardous Waste Collection Locations

The Hamilton County Solid Waste Management District now has two location to drop of household hazardous waste. This service is available to Hamilton County residents (that's us!) through Nov 14, 2009. Details are available on their program page.

Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
Paint Pesticides/Fertilizers Solvents/Thinners Lawn/Pool Chemicals Cleaners Household/Auto Batteries Prescription Drugs Fire Extinguishers Propane Tanks Mercury Fluorescent Bulbs Driveway Sealer Gasoline Antifreeze Motor Oil Thermostats	Radioactive Materials Medical Waste Explosives/Ammunition Gun Powder Heating Oil Tanks Tires Yard waste Garbage Roofing Materials Appliances Computers/Electronics* Fuel Tanks Unmarked Cylinders

*More information on recycling Computers and electronics is available here.

 

Bunko Players Needed

Ladies, would you like to get our once a month and socialize with your Pheasant Hills neighbors? There is a small group of women that meet on Tuesday, usually the second Tuesday, to play a simple dice game called Bunko. Bunko is so easy that anyone can learn, but mostly our gatherings are about friends, conversation, food and fun! If you don't want to play regularly, maybe you would like to get on the sub list. Questions? Please contact Martha Reed via email (preferred) or 583.9482.

 

Emerald Ash Borer

Emerald Ash Borer, an ash tree-killing insect from Asia, was identified in Ohio in 2003. To reduce the risk of the insect moving to uninfested parts of the state (map), Ohio, among other states (Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin) is enforcing a quarantine to help curtail the spread of this menace.

The quarantine means that there are strict guidelines about transporting ash wood within or between states. Information about this problem and what you can do to help are available from a USDA collaborative effort and the State of Ohio.

A homeowners guide from Michigan State University provides excellent information on how we in Pheasant Hills can help right here at home.

 

Welcome to the Neighborhood!

   Pheasant Hills is the largest and considered to be the most scenic neighborhood in Loveland, Ohio.  Loveland is the definition of a quaint and historical community and is proud to be a north-eastern suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio USA.  Loveland’s grand history is only exceeded by its beauty.

   Pheasant Hills is over 300 dignified and unique homes nestled on a few hundred tree canopied acres.  Our neighborhood is a beautiful and natural environment shared with indigenous plant and wildlife.  The families which comprise Pheasant Hills share great pride in their community and contribute to the many facets which make Pheasant Hills and Loveland a much envied community.

   This site is provided for our residents as an information source for local connections and a means to share our history and pride with those who are wishing to discover Pheasant Hills’ many charms.

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   We will continue to grow our web site by providing even more information and resources to our residents.  We also hope to provide insight to prospective residents in making their relocation decision.

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