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Fridays at the RTF clubhouse.
Order, pay and schedule food
pick up time in the App.
www.bestfoodtrucks.com
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The weekly schedule can change. Please refer to the App for the latest schedule.
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Calendar
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January 30, end of day
Intent to Run from deadline-
If you are interested in running for one of the 4 open seats, please complete the Intent To Run Online Form to add yourself as a candidate for the Board of Directors of Raintree Forest. Find the Intent to Run online form on the Residents page.​
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January TBD, 7pm
Book Club-
Open to all residents. Feel free to join!
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March 13, time TBD
RTFHOA Annual Board Meeting
We encourage all residents to attend. Board member elections will be tabulated, board members will report on HOA business, and homeowners will be given the opportunity to speak and ask questions.
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New salt injector motors for pool
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Tennis court surface repairs
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Removed 18 dead/dying Ash trees-Emerald Ash Borer disease remediation project
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Repaired 6 disabled street lights
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Replaced ceiling fan/light in clubhouse porch
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Improvements to irrigation systems-entrance/clubhouse
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New Christmas garland and wreaths for entrance
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3 new salt cells for the pool
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Painted trash can cages
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New "play safe" wood mulch on both playgrounds
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New nets on tennis courts
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New pump for kiddy-pool
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Repaired and cleaned clubhouse porch windows
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Replaced broken bricks and restored the mortar joints in clubhouse sidewalk
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Cleaned clubhouse siding and deck stairs
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Retrofitted 9 street lights at pool parking lot and tennis courts to match LED street lights retrofitted by the city
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Removed over 60 dead trees and dozens of downed tree limbs and brush
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Planted 39 new evergreens intended for noise and privacy screening in 6 locations
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New lock for tennis gate
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New top caps for tennis light poles and fixed electrical
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New water heater for pool
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100 scores on both health and safety pool inspections
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Two new pool umbrellas
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Replaced broken coping at kiddie pool
If you are not receiving RTFHOA newsletters please email communications.rtf@gmail.com
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NOW accepting INTENT TO RUN applications to be a part of the RTFHOA Board.
Deadline end of day Jan 30.
Yard of the Month Committee Volunteers Needed.
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Do you have ideas for community events or would you like to serve on a Social Committee?
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Calling all babysitters, pet sitters, house sitters...
Do you or your teenager offer a service that we can share with other Raintree residents on our residents only web page?
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Something on your mind? The RTF board meets at least once each month. If you have questions or concerns and would like to bring them to the board...
Email president.rtf@gmail.com
IMPORTANT
Notices!
Recent Board
Projects
Community
Input Needed
Need to Talk
to the Board?
About Raintree Forest
Raintree Forest is like no other community in Brentwood, Tennessee. It was purposefully designed as a sanctuary for wildlife and homeowners alike, with many homes backing up to the woods. We're close to everything, but you wouldn't know it from the inside.
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Deer and other animals walk the neighborhood undisturbed, while families enjoy biking, playing on the playgrounds, swimming, playing tennis, and walking their pets close by.
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When we want excitement, we bring it! Food trucks visit our neighborhood on Friday evenings, community events bring neighbors together for holidays and other special celebrations, and we've been known to host a competitive and super fun chili cook-off from time to time!
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We have a nice blend of original homeowners and newer families who moved to the area for Williamson County's top-rated public schools.
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Crockett Park is less than 5 minutes away, and the trailhead our walking path connects with will lead you right to it.
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We are a 10-minute drive to the heart of Brentwood, Cool Springs, and Interstate 65.
