PCS Homes is currently filling in the retention pond between the townhomes and the pool. Although the city of Apex requires that the area be graded for drainage, PCS will level the space as much as possible. They will also seed or sod the area. It is hoped that the project will provide usable green space for Haddon Hall residents. PCS is providing the work free of charge to Haddon Hall Homeowners’ Association.

Residents are reminded that parking is not allowed on the streets of Haddon Hall. The problem is most acute along Haywards Heath in The Glens where many cars are frequently parked along the street and even across the sidewalk. Residents of the townhomes can expect stricter enforcement of the no parking covenant as construction in the area winds down and the landscape improvements are completed.

Some Cary and Apex homeowners' associations are concerned about the impact of such a massive project on their neighborhoods. Haddon Hall’s Board of Directors has been approached to join the effort to fight the project. The Board is interested in hearing the views of our residents.

 If you need more information, go the NCDOT webpage for the Highway 64 corridor expansion. NCDOT has also developed a video to illustrate the concept of the expressway and the proposed adjacent “superstreet”.  

Please vote on the survey and leave a comment about this proposed project which will surely impact our neighborhood one way or another sometime in the next thirty years.

• 2009 Pool Schedule and Rules
• Swim Team Meet and Practice Schedule
• Hammerheads website