The Lakewood pool is now scheduled to reopen Friday, July 26. The pool maintenance contractor says it needs an extra day to power wash the pool because of weather delays. The pool had been closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week for the work.
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TxDOT to close eastbound Lakewood Drive at Loop 360 for utility work
(THE LATEST: After several delays, this is scheduled to start July 19 with the arrival of equipment and work to commence through the weekend from 7 am to 7 pm. The work is scheduled through at least Aug. 2.)
Eastbound Lakewood Drive at Loop 360 will be closed daily for utility work from Monday, July 8 to Friday, July 19 while work is underway on the Lakewood Drive/Spicewood Springs Road project.
Lane closures are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends, weather permitting.
Traffic will use Wallace Drive to reach southbound Loop 360. Detour signs have been placed to alert drivers.
Everyone is encouraged to exercise great caution while driving and walking down Wallace Drive during this time. Wallace is narrower than Lakewood Drive and is popular with people pushing baby strollers or walking dogs.
TxDOT says utility service interruptions are not anticipated, but to contact AT&T Customer Service at 800-288-2020 if you have questions.
To learn more about this project, visithttp://Loop360Project.com.
HOA board agendas back online
The July meeting of the Lakewood HOA board is at 7 p.m. Monday, and the agendas as well as the minutes will be posted on the board info page from now on. Check it out!
UPDATE: Pool to close Wednesday and Thursday
The Lakewood pool will remain closed Wednesday and Thursday, to allow more time for repairs. The pool is scheduled to reopen Friday. Thanks to everyone — we appreciate your patience!
Pool to close two days for cleanup
The Lakewood pool will close Monday, June 24, and Tuesday, June 25, so that a cleaning crew can pressure wash algae and apply a chemical that should control its growth for the summer. Lakewood’s pool company says that although black algae is not dangerous in pools, it can cause other bacteria to grow if not treated. This was done a few years ago, and it needs it again. The HOA thanks everyone for their patience.
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