The Promontory Pointe Pool Parking Lot will be closed on 13-14 April for maintenance.  See below for deatils:

We will be performing maintenance work on the pool parking lot, which will include crack filling, sealcoating, and striping. This work is part of ongoing efforts to protect and extend the life of the pavement and keep the area looking clean and well-maintained.

To help ensure the project runs smoothly and to avoid any inconvenience, please review the important information below:

What to Expect

• The pool parking lot will be closed to all vehicle traffic during the work and curing process
• Access will be restricted with barricades and signage
• Work will be completed in a timely manner to minimize disruption

Before Work Begins

• Please remove all vehicles from the pool parking lot prior to the scheduled start date
• Any vehicles remaining in the work area may need to be relocated at the owner’s expense or could delay the project

During the Project

• Do not move barricades for any reason
• Do not enter the work zone (vehicle or foot traffic)—doing so will damage the surface during the curing process and may result in costly repairs
• Fresh sealcoat can be damaged by vehicle or foot traffic, and may track onto other surfaces
• Please use alternate parking areas during this time

After Completion

• The lot will remain closed for approximately 24 hours after application to allow proper curing
• Barricades will be removed once the area is safe for vehicle and foot traffic
• Tire marks are normal on newly sealcoated surfaces and will gradually fade over the next 30 days
• Avoid turning wheels while stationary for the first few days, as this can scuff the new surface

Additional Reminders

• Please ensure sprinkler systems are turned off in and around the work area during the project and remain off for at least 48 hours after completion
• Work may be rescheduled due to weather conditions if necessary

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we complete this important maintenance. These improvements will help extend the life of the pavement and maintain a clean, safe environment for everyone to enjoy.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.  Thanks for your patience as we continue to improve our amenities.

Promontory Pointe Board of Directors

The Promontory Pointe Pool will open for the 2026 season on March 6, 2026.

There will only be ONE bathroom available until repairs can be completed for the other.  The door is marked for BOTH Male and Female and an inner lock has been installed to prevent entry when in use.  Please be patient and courteous of others until this situation is fixed.  Remember you will still have to press the EXIT button in addition to unlocking the slide lock to open the door from inside.

Hours are 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM (Thursday – Tuesday) and 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM (Wednesday).  Please read the Pool and Recreation Rules posted on our website for more information about the pool and HOA recreation facilities.  More information can also be found under the Our Amenities tab on our website. A waiver can also be obtained HERE.

• If you currently have an entry card and have registered with a waiver, your card is still active in the system and you are good to go!
• If you currently have a card but have not filled out a waiver, you will not be able to gain access until your card has been registered. You can obtain a waiver online, fill it out and email it to DAMC for activation.
• If you do not have a card, the cost is $10 and a waiver must be completed in order to purchase.  You can go to the DAMC office and/or contact Claudia Carr for more information on how to obtain a card.

My name is Michael Neufeld, I live on Promontory Circle. We have been part of the Community since 2018. I have noticed a rise in crime in our community and surrounding ones. I feel it has gotten out of control. Most of you are fed up with the break ins , shootings, and vandalism. I am looking for Volunteers to join me as Citizens on Patrol(COP). We would be helping our community members by keeping and eye out for things and report them to the police. If you are willing to help, by giving a few hours of your time, please contact me we can make our community safer for all.

Regards,

MICHAEL NEUFELD, LTC, USAR, ret.
316-737-7142
Neufeld1965@gmail.com

SAWS will be performing construction work on the water tower on Knight’s Cross and may impact traffic during this period.  More details can be found in attached file:

Water Tank Construction