Member
Resources
The links
in the Member Resources portion of this website are not intended to be
an endorsement by the Tallavana Homeowners' Association. This
portion of the website is designed to provide homeowners with a "reading room", so to
speak where you can find interesting information about the surrounding area - local businesses, activities and attractions!
Resident
Classifieds
Section 110.6 of the Policies, Rules & Regulations
includes a provision about homeowner advertisements. If a homeowner wishes to advertise a service, a commercial business or commercial items to other
homeowners within the community, THA provides free access to advertising in its quarterly newsletter and website on the internet.
Please send your business advertising copy to the Corporate Secretary.
For more information on this policy, refer to the File Archives link above to get a copy
of our policy on Signs & Flags, which includes the advertising provision.
Hiking
Trails
 We all know that the Lake Tallavana community is a
treasure of natural beauty and wildlife. But did you also know that
our community (the Tallavana Homeowners' Association) owns approximately 45 acres of untouched preserve area?
The red areas on the map to the
right shows the approximate location of the property. Click on
the map to see an enlarged image of this map.
The 30 acre
Sheffield Preserve and the 5 acre Oswald Point both located at the north end of the lake at the end of Hickory Lane.
They are comprised of a beautiful mixed forest of uplands and wetlands with large trees and Hurricane creek meandering through the property.
The other property is approximately 10 acres located where the sediment pond is located at D8. It is a near pristine and rare beech
magnolia ravine that actually has a small waterfall at one boundary.
Years ago we attempted to cut some walking trails through the property.
We ran into a snag trying to obtain Federal grant money to build a bridge across Hurricane Creek and our momentum was lost. I believe we
can find a simpler solution to crossing the creek. I believe we can interest a boy scout troop looking to earn merit badges to help with the
actual blazing of the trail. I’m hoping that interested community members will get involved with the planning of the trails.
We wouldn’t begin any trail blazing until the weather cools. Call Diane at 539-6544 if you would like to be involved.
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