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Put bricks that have fallen off back on the steps leading up to the door

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Put bricks that have fallen off back on the steps leading up to the door

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Clean up the trash immediately in front of individual houses

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Clean up the trash immediately in front of individual houses

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Bo broken blinds facing the street

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Put trashcans back against the garage after trash day

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We’re under a Flash Flood Warning and the water is beginning to rise on the street.

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Bell Ringer
FYI - A group of little girls rang my bell and ran...it isn’t even summer yet.

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Seasons Greetings Neighbors!

I am hosting a holiday Social on Saturday, December 28 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at my home - 1236. Join us for a warm cup of wassail, cocktails, hors d’oeuvre, and holiday cheer!

Note that this is an adult-only event.

I look forward to seeing you then!

Adrienne

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Hey everyone, we had a bike stolen out of our garage last night. They also rifled through my car inside the garage. I know Seth also had a couple bikes stolen from his yard too about a year ago. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up.

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The wind blew my trick or treat candy bowl under the black Toyota in front of 1238.

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Be sure to watch the video rendering

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Development of an area that has been derailed several times may finally be getting on track. The Railyard, in the Lambert's Point neighborhood along and behind Hampton Boulevard, promises to be a lively mix of retail, office and entertainment.

Meredith Construction, a Norfolk family business that is leading the proposal, has a longtime interest in the current industrial area. It is partnering with Charlotte-based real estate group, Clear Creek Brothers, LLC (CCB) to develop this historic location into a thriving community.

Work Program Architects is charged with site planning, master planning, and design concepts.

Meredith has owned four of the five historic buildings, built between 1920 and 1940, for years. Two currently are mini-storage facilities. Another, the former Hogshire Industries, has been vacant since 2010, when the last of the Hogshires died and the awning business was purchased and moved elsewhere. Development plans also call for five new buildings between W. 24th and W. 26th streets. Proposed tenants include a retail, office, casual and more formal dining, a brew pub restaurants and fitness/health spaces all anchored by an outdoor courtyard. The courtyard will accommodate a stage and space for a Farmer's Market, and a train engine will be on display as the backdrop to "The Railyard at Lambert's Point" sign at the north end of the project.

WPA followed rules of historic street grid when planning the site. Loading and unloading for the old manufacturing buildings and warehouses occurred along 24th and 25th streets. The historic loading docks will be retained, and those streets will continue to accommodate that service for new tenants. Because Hampton Boulevard is not a comfortable "front door," renovations will orient tenant entries to the new courtyard and green space. It is anticipated that retail and restaurants will occupy street-level spaces, with creative office space above. The site was designed with pedestrians and cyclists in mind, featuring pedestrian walkways, bike shelters, bike boxes, shared-mobility zones, and traffic-calming strategies. Vehicle parking will occur at the perimeter of the site.

Historic buildings, each with a unique structure, will retain their original character. One building's wooden columns resemble trees, supporting a roof with original skylights. Another building has a barrel vault ceiling and a third, the Hogshire building, is defined by steel beams and columns but wood joists. Windows will be restored, and historic signage and awnings will be incorporated. Rooftop decks will provide shade for outdoor dining and businesses below.

New buildings will be contemporary brick and steel structures, but compatible with the historic spirit of the neighborhood. A trestle bridge, reminiscent of a railroad trestle, will connect two buildings above street level, providing outdoor options for second-floor users. Historic details will be expressed in a contemporary way. For example, one entry will be defined with an exterior steel truss that replicates the trusses of the barrel-vaulted building.

The Railyard and IPConfigure, Inc., a 21st-century video surveillance and research and development software company that is adapting the old Dubin Metals Building on Bowdens Ferry Road, sit along the Elizabeth River Trail, which is being extended and developed with new amenities. WPA is designing IP Configure's headquarters as well.

The Railyard represents an investment $30-$40 million, with a potential for 350 jobs in 109,200 s.f. of new and redeveloped space. It is expected to be completed by first quarter 2021.

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THE RAILYARD AT LAMBERT'S POINT | WPA - Work Program Architects

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Development of an area that has been derailed several times may finally be getting on track. The Railyard, in the Lambert's Point neighborhood along and behind Hampton Boulevard, promises to be a lively mix of retail, office and entertainment. Meredith Construction, a Norfolk family business that is leading the proposal, has a longtime interest in the current industrial area.

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Hello all,
I just tried to retrieve my package from the mailbox, but was unable to unlock the box. Although I used some WD40 on the key it wouldn’t budge. If you by chance are successful at an attempt to open it, please bring the package to me at 1236. I will talk with the mail carrier tomorrow about this.
Thanks!!

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Hi all,
Did anyone capture this person on video? I’m not sure if there’s to be concern. The video captures the person ringing the bell, however, a ring didn’t register. The person is holding a cellphone, so I’m wondering if its possible to submit frequency interference.

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Do we have an architectural review board in place?

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Added a photo

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There was a few guys passing through our neighborhood promoting "Kirby Vacuum Cleaning". We DID NOT let them in our home. FYI for anyone who has seen them.

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Hi Lambert’s Point HOA!

As the new year is approaching, we wanted to discuss a few things with the group! We will be having the first formal HOA meeting of 2019 on February 11 th @ 7:30 pm via teleconference. During this meeting, we will discuss any issues that members have. There will be a set agenda, so if you have something you’d like to put on it, please click “reply” and let us know BEFORE January 31st!

So far, there are 2 things we will be discussing on the agenda.

1.  Proposal to restart HOA Dues in 2019 ; They have been $100 per quarter in the past

a.  The officers are currently working to reconcile all accounts and figure out how much each home owes or how much the HOA owes them back. There will be no money collected for the year of 2018.

b.  Dues will strictly be going towards landscaping/snow removal, emergencies and anything else that is voted on by a > or = 7 HOA members

2.  Landscaping

a.  Possibility for a new landscaping company for 2019 and onwards; estimates will be shared with possible vote

3.  Any other issues that you would like to be discussed

a.  Please email BEFORE January 31 st, 2019

The first (TELECONFERENCE) meeting of 2019 will be on Monday, February 11 th @ 7:30 pm (via UberConference).

Please call 781-448-4933, PIN (51909) at that time. If for any reason we do not have enough people conferenced in that day, the back-up date will be the following week on Monday, February 18 th @ 5 pm.

Thanks and Happy New Year,

Lambert’s Point HOA Officers

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Merry Christmas, neighbors!🎄

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Yard Sale Flyer
Hello all! I just placed a flyer on your door.  Grab it before the wind blows it away 😁

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We’re thinking of having a yard sale in front of our place next weekend. Anyone else interested in joining forces?

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1. Status of dues payments (based on PayPal, still working on SunTrust) draft is in the Google Drive folder
2. Proposal to resume dues payment for Q4, October 2018. More info to come.

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If you’re parked on the street, you’ll want to move your car to higher ground!

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Does anyone know what’s going on in the field across the street?

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This is the Google Drive folder where we will upload all of our digitized records.

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Police are informed about these two suspects for stealing packages. Keep an eye neighbors!

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1. Setting up SunTrust Cash Manager to have online access to bank account

2. Khalid (1244) has reached out to Polish Lawn Care to cut our grass, they will survey and give us a quote Saturday 5/12, then mow on Tuesday 5/15.

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This is a private directory for the homeowners of Lambert's Point Townhomes. The information will be posted in the private group Padlet.

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Lawn care company has been contacted, so we can hire them (now that the money is all worked out).

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Lawn care company has been contacted, so we can hire them (now that the money is all worked out).

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After a few false starts, a couple of the officers (Esi and Khalid) transferred their names to the account with help of former President Tim. The account has about $3,400 in it. Khalid is working out some account details so we can figure out a better way for paying future dues which will also allow everyone to see where we’re at as far as our HOA cash reserve.

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Seth (1238) has volunteered to mow our grass! Thanks

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Seth (1238) has volunteered to mow our grass! Thanks

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This is our private (cannot be found or accessed apart from residents who are authorized) page where we'll keep track of documents, communicate and organize.

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Post any questions/ comments/ announcements you want the neighbors to know about in this column.

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Post any questions/ comments/ announcements you want the neighbors to know about in this column.