Announcements
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March '23 TEW HOA Newsletter
Great News: Our annual fees remain the same for thus year at $300 annually. The board is excited to be in the black financially for 2 years straight.
Congratulations to Duane Thornton for being elected to the board for 2 years. We are thrilled to have Bill Elton re-elected for 2 years as treasurer. He does an outstanding job for our board and the subdivision.
News -
Our prior landscaper gave us a notice to quit. We have hired a new landscaper and the entrances already look better.
Theft and Vandalism -
We have had several vehicles broken into in the past year. Please keep your vehicles parked in the driveway to keep them safer. If you ever have an issue, please let me know as we want to be informed as to any issues in our subdivision.
Yard Care -
I love passing on tips about yard care. It is never too late for pre-emergent to prevent seeds turning into weeds. Now is the time to spread pre-emergent to prevent seeds that blow in and turn into weeds. Fertilizer – Yes, March is a great time for a weed and feed fertilizer. I have had great luck with Scotts Weed and Feed. It does a good job for killing existing weeds. You have to be patient, but they will die.
Architectural Guidelines -
- Thinking about changing the color of your home trip, shingles, or other outside projects? This does require an ACC permit and sometimes a town permit. Click on the “ARCH CONTROL” tab at the top and click on TimberViewEstatesWest.com.
Shrubs -
Spring is a good time to replace shrubs, trees, and evergreen plants. All homes require have some shrubs in their front flower bed. Home Depot, Lowes, and Calloway’s are a good place to shop. Looking for something unusual or different ideas? go to: “Shades of Green” in Frisco
Stop Speeding Always Slow Down 25 MPH -
Be aware of children 24/7. Timber Park Drive and Timberland are not speedways.
Yard Inspections - are done on the first and third Wednesdays of the month.
Cheers,
Jone Harrison
President, TEW HOA
9JHarrison@gmail.com
—IMPORTANT WATER RESTRICTIONS—
Hi TEW HOA Residents,
This notice was received from the Town Of Flower Mound. If you see a neighbor watering at an inappropriate time, it would be nice to let them know to prevent a $500 fine in case they did not get this email or read it on Towne Square.
The Town of Flower Mound has entered a modified version of Stage 2 of our Emergency Water Demand Management Plan. On top of the established Stage 2 requirements, the Town is taking additional measures to reduce water usage throughout town by restricting outdoor watering to no more than TWO DAYS per week. If UTRWD moves into its Stage 2, the Town will be contractually obligated to escalate our restrictions, including limiting watering to ONE DAY week for all water users. NOW is the time for all of us to work together and reduce our water usage to avoid more stringent restrictions. Starting today, Aug. 9, the following is mandatory for those on Town water:
- Watering lawns and gardens between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. is prohibited.
- Outdoor watering with automatic systems or hose-end sprinklers is limited to no more than twice per week.
- Residents with street addresses ending in an even number can water on Sundays and Thursdays.
- Residents with street addresses ending in an odd number can water on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
- Residents may refill swimming pools but only on their designated watering days.
- Please note, watering by means of a hand-held hose, bucket, or drip irrigation is permitted at any time.
Water users in Town who fail to follow the STAGE 2 RESTRICTIONS COULD BE SUBJECT TO A FINE UP TO $500 FOR EVERY DAY THE VIOLATION is present. We have established an online form for residents to report possible violations, which can be found at www.flower-mound.com/waterconservation. That link also provides great tips and best practices for watering your lawn.
The current water demand is approaching a level that could cause a reduced delivery capacity for all or part of the transmission system. With your help, we can avoid that reduction. Please help us spread the word to your residents and continue to do your part to help reduce water usage!
Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions.
Best,
Melissa Demmitt
Communications Director
Town of Flower Mound
O: 972.874.6078 | C: 601.270.8457
www.flower-mound.com
Violation letter NOTICE OF CHANGE. As a result of a change by the Texas Legislature in state law Section 209; HOAs are required to send a certified 'warning of a fine letter' prior to the levy of a violation fine. Therefore, homeowners are, since April 2019, charged a $15 Certified Letter fee for their 2nd (Warning) Notice of a violation. The third and subsequent letters will have and have had a $15 Certified Letter Fee as well as a $50 fine for the violation. Prior to the law change, 2nd (Warning) Notice of a violation were not sent certified.
TEWHOA has a new management company-Goodwin & Company. If you did not get the information that was mailed please click this link for a PDF copy of it. This will also tell you how to sign in to your new on-line account.
Mosquito and West Nile Virus information can be found on Town's website - link.
Goodwin & Company is the management company for Timberview Estates West. Our Association manager is Meghan Clark. Her contact information is:
Meghan.Clark@Goodwintx.com(972) 379-9894
Meghan will handle all the day to day business of the association from coordinating common area repairs to managing past due receivables. A short list of her duties are:
- Driving the property to enforce Covenants, Restrictions and Conditions (for an idea of the sorts of things that would be flagged as items of concern may be found here)
- Managing vendors
- Answering homeowner inquires
- Monitoring the accounts payable, delinquencies, utility usage, and financial standing of the Association
- Scheduling, preparing, and attending meetings
- Assisting Committees
- Informing and updating the Community
Important Information about TEW
Dear Residents,
For the past several years, our Association fees have not covered our Budget/Reserve. This increase will finally balance our Budget/Reserve, covering the increasing expenses associated with our development.
For example, the majority of the yearly dues collected funds the following:
1. Common area maintenance (upkeep of grass & bushes, tree trimming, etc.)
2. Water used for irrigation of common areas and electricity to run the sprinklers
3.The reserve account, ensuring future Boards will have sufficient funding to replace our
screening wall at the end of its projected life (the screening wall is expected to have about
an additional 15 years of life before needing replacement)
4. Management Company fees / Legal fees / Mailing costs
Per the CCRs, Assessments are made up of two components: The Annual Operating Budget and the Fixed Asset Reserve.
The Board has worked diligently to control costs, while maintaining our neighborhood’s common areas, protecting
home values, and will continue to do so.
- Please 'click here' for Screening Wall / Reserve Information
If you see a problem or water leak with our sprinkler system at any of the entrances, please use this number, 24 hours a day, 877-378-2388. You may also contact the Association Manager at Meghan.Clark@goodwintx.com, or, you may reach Meghan directly at 972-379-9894 Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.
Name | Position | |
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Jone Harrison | President | 9jharrison@gmail.com |
Duane Thornton | Vice President | vicepresident1@timberviewestateswest.com |
Shelli McBrayer | Vice President | vicepresident2@timberviewestateswest.com |
Dennis Rains | Secretary | secretary@timberviewestateswest.com |
William Elton | Treasurer | treasurer@timberviewestateswest.com |
Meghan Clark | Association Manager | Meghan.Clark@Goodwintx.com |