NOTICE OF

THOUSAND SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION

2026 ANNUAL MEETING 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the

Thousand Springs Homeowners’ Association will be held on 

  Thursday, March 26th, 2026 AT 6:00 p.m.

 at MARRIOTT COURTYARD

In the DESOTO ROOM 

 1789 S Eagle Rd. Meridian, Idaho at 6:00 p.m.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING IS TO DISCUSS AND TRANSACT THE OFFICIAL BUSINESS OF THE THOUSAND SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION AS REQUIRED IN THE BY-LAWS

AGENDA ITEMS:

·         Review Financial Summary 2025

·         Review Proposed 2026 Budget

WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT

NO CHILDREN ATTEND

Dated this 10th day of February, 2026 

2026 Annual Meeting Agenda: 

1)      Establish Quorum

2)     2025 Annual Meeting Minutes

3)     Financial Reporting – 2026 Budget Review

4)     Adjournment

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KEEP YOUR TREES & SHRUBS PRUNED & VEHICLES AWAY FROM MAILBOXES

HOMEOWNERS PLEASE CLEAN UP YOUR PLUM TREES OFF THE SIDEWALKS AND STREETS, AND CLEAN OUT THE GUTTERS FROM DEBRIS AND WEEDS - SPRAY

WE DON’T WANT TO HAVE TO CHARGE YOU A FINE

AT $50 PER DAY

 WE THINK IT’S GETTING A LITTLE OUT OF CONTROL AND LACKADAISICAL LETS TAKE PRIDE IN OUR SUBDIVISION AGAIN

  As our CC&R’s state, the HOA will enforce these minimums, as well as the City.  There are $50 minimum fines by the HOA, and more than that by the City for homeowners who do not comply. 

Read the City’s Notice here.  We appreciate every homeowner helping make our streets AND our sidewalks safe to walk and drive. The City and the Post Office also require minimum safe distances from mailboxes and vehicles.

TREE AND SHRUB PRUNING: IMPORTANT TIPS

Spring is here and those trees and shrubs are growing. Pruning is critical for the safe movement of cars and pedestrians. Trees should be cut 14’ above the street if growing outside the property boundary. Shrubs should be trimmed 8’ above the sidewalk and away from the edge to allow for pedestrians to walk freely.

Visit : uidaho.edu/extension/landscapes/trees for helpful pruning resources.