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City requires backflow testing
Table Rock HOA now covers charge for backflow testing
You might receive a green card from the City of Walla Walla requiring backflow testing of irrigation systems.
With the annexation of Table Rock subdivision by Walla Walla, all homeowners are subject to this mandatory test, which has a deadline noted on the card.
As a service to our neighborhood, the Table Rock HOA board has contracted with a company that specializes in this testing. This was done in the interest of full compliance, convenience for each homeowner, and securing a discount. No action is needed on your part and your report will be provided to you after testing. If you have any questions, please contact Lew Krueger.
Recycling information for 2024
Table Rock is on route A for recycling, with pickup every other Thursday (except holidays). Have containers to the curb by 7 a.m. For service questions, call 525-1711. For billing questions, call 527-4479. To sign up for service notices, go to http://wallawallawa.gov/enotifications.
Pickup schedule
- January – 14, 18
- February – 1, 15, 29
- March – 14, 28
- April – 11, 25
- May – 9, 23
- June – 6, 20
- July – 5, 18
- August – 1, 15, 29
- September – 12, 26
- October – 10, 24
- November – 7, 21
- December – 5, 19
HOA dues total $120 for 2024
The Table Rock Homeowners Association board announce that the annual HOA dues for 2024 will total $120.
Dues cover the cost of property management, water for the common area and other neighborhood expenses detailed in the treasurer’s report, which will be covered in the upcoming general HOA meeting.
The dues, made payable to Table Rock Homeowners Association, are due by January 31. A $25 late fee will be added after that date. You can mail dues to TRHOA, P.O. Box 1871, Walla Walla, WA 99362.
Annual meeting set for (to be determined)
The annual Table Rock Homeowners Association meeting is set for (to be determined), 7 p.m., at Fire Station 41, 2251 S. Howard Street.
The meeting provides an opportunity to gather as neighbors and discuss items of mutual interest or concern.
If you have an agenda item to add, please contact Jack Conley.
Celebrate July 4th safely
For fireworks safety, follow these tips from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, National Council on Fireworks Safety, and the City of Walla Walla:
- Always read and follow label directions.
- Have an adult present.
- Buy from reliable fireworks sellers.
- Ignite outdoors.
- Have water handy.
- Never give fireworks to small children.
- Never experiment or attempt to make your own fireworks.
- Light one at a time.
- Never re-ignite malfunctioning fireworks.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Dispose of properly.
- Never throw fireworks at another person.
- Never carry fireworks in your pocket.
- Never shoot fireworks in metal or glass containers.
In Walla Walla, fireworks are allowed from 9 a.m. on July 4 until midnight on July 5.
The following fireworks are prohibited in Walla Walla (see this post on the city website):
- Sky rockets, including bottle rockets.
- Missile-type rockets, such as roman candles.
- Firecrackers or salutes “chasers,” or ground-level rockets.
- Jumping jacks or other fireworks that may move unpredictably.
- Any firework specifically designed to make a loud noise, such as a whistle, explosion or report (bang).
- Any firework not defined as a non-aerial common firework.