Minutes from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex

Location:  32°27′22″ Lat., 96°54′45″ Long.                        Airport Identifier:  KJWY

Elevation:  713′;  UNICOM:  122.975 Mhz             Antique Malls & Historic Sites

Runway:   5,000′, 30,000 lbs. Single Wheel               5 Miles to Food, Lodging & Shopping

Annual

Pancake Breakfast

Fly-In

Saturday, June 7, 2008  

8:00 – 11:00 a.m.

To All Resident Website Users:

 Some of you have been experiencing problems logging in to the resident portion of the website.  In some cases, when you log in for the first time, you get  message telling you you are not authorized to use the website.  If you try logging in again, you do not get the error message but the additional resident menu selections do not appear.  This does not happen to all people all of the time and

The research thus far has shown that it appears to be related to a combination of internet provider, computer, and browser.  For example, I do not get the error when I use my own laptop on an open network using the Firefox browser.  However, I do get it when I attempt to connect through the corporate network of my client using the client provided computer.  It usually happens the first time you bring your browser up and will not happen again while that browser session is running.  Any additional feedback you can provide would be helpful.  Please post your response in the Technical help section of the Forum.

The work around is if you get the message, log in again.  The second time the message will not come up but the additional menu selections will not appear.  Click on the Home button and the additional menu selections will appear.  From here the site will operate normally. 

With your help, we should be able to get to the bottom of the problem.

Thanks for using the website,

Bob Tezyk

Webmaster 

Saturday’s work parties were huge successes thanks to the wonderful turn out of so many good neighbors and friends.  Holes were dug, posts were concreted, and the taxiway was cleaned, marked and fitted with new reflectors.  Everyone worked so well together that two days of work was accomplished in just five hours!  The help and support of the volunteers is greatly appreciated.  Thank you all for your time, tools, equipment, and food.

 Tom Kasallis

Dear Eagles Nester,

 Hilco has now erected and activated all of the new Dark Sky friendly street lights on all three of our streets that had been approved by your Board thusfar.

 Recently Bill Ervin and I flew my Commander around the Nest high and low, from near and far and well after dark, and the new street lights that are already active on Falcon Way are hardly noticeable from the air.  There is absolutely no distraction to the runway or aviation environment what so ever!  Also, these lights are very dark sky friendly as you can easily notice driving down the street from end to end.  They are light enough to help deter the bad guys, yet are focused enough to shine downward and outward without disturbing our resident's homes.  Please take a look and share your thoughts with the Board on the "ask the Board" section on the "Forum Page" of the website. We would love your feedback.  Thusfar, the feedback has all been favorable.

    E.N.P.O.A.

  John

  John L. Peroyea

  President
 

Eagle’s Nest Estates is an aviation community located 22 miles south of Dallas near the town of Midlothian.  88 lots share a lighted concrete runway with a connecting concrete taxiway.

We work together to keep the runway, taxiway and common areas in top condition.  We play together by participating in parties, picnics, fly outs, dine outs and other interests of a wide variety.  We look out after one another, respect each other and enjoy each others’ company.