The Enclave HOA Board has announced the 2022 annual meeting will occur online only on Monday, January 31 at 5pm.

Nury and Andres are life enthusiasts and recently moved to Morganton from Chapel Hill as they build their new home on Lot 10 on Saylor Way.

The Enclave HOA board approved a 3% – or $20 – annual increase in membership dues.

In recent months, the board has corresponded with some owners hosting camping on their lots – from organized groups with permanent platforms and temporary plumbing to Airbnb rentals offering camping with access to the community dock.

The HOA board was apprised of an incident on a recent holiday weekend and voted to send a letter to an owner stating that the situation was not acceptable.

In the current covenants, the Board of Directors is authorized to establish an Architectural Review Committee.

Brown Mountain Lights are a spectacle of mysterious lights that have been spotted moving through valleys in Pisgah National Forest for generations.

Several owners in The Enclave have recently asked how they can begin the process of attaining approval for proposed structures on their lots.

Your current Board of Directors has been working to get problems and concerns resolved, to enhance the marina, held July’s inaugural owners’ cookout, establish an a Facebook page, an Architectural Review Committee — and this newsletter, The Enclave 100.

Members of the Board of Directors noticed this summer that the wood surface on our community dock and marina was beginning to age and needed repair.

The front exit gate of The Enclave was malfunctioning this spring, so BOD President Eric LaPrad spent a few hours dismantling the motor and inserting new batteries.

Construction of the Fonta Flora trail across Burke County is on track, but groundbreaking on its path through The Enclave is at least one or two years away, according to Shane Prisby, County Development Operations Manager.