POOL NEWS - Sendero Springs

Sendero Springs
Quarterly Newsletter of the Sendero Springs Homeowners Association
July 2005
Sendero Springs Neighborhood Watch Meeting
3110 Luminoso Lane, August 2, 2005 on Tuesday at 7pm
Join your Sendero Springs neighbors in celebrating America’s 22nd annual National Night Out.
This is an annual crime and drug prevention event and is typically held the first Tuesday in August each year so we will use
this date to kick off our first official Neighborhood Watch Meeting in the home of Anna Sanchez at 3110 Luminoso Lane.
The goals of the National Night Out Event are as follows:
a Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness.
a Generate support for, and participation in, local anticrime efforts.
a Strengthen neighborhood sprit and police-community partnership.
a Send a message to criminals letting them know neighborhoods are organized
and fighting back.
For more information, please contact Anna Sanchez at (512) 671-4455-Home
or (512) 422-4611-Cell, or e-mail: asanchez27@marykay.com
Inside this issue
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Welcome Home
Neighborhood watch
Pool News
Page 3
Contact info
Manager’s corner
Page 4
Lifetime Fitness
Editor’s Note
Page 5
Networking Neighbors
Get Involved!
Page 6
City Notices
Page 7
PlayGroup Calendar
Kids Korner
This newsletter is a service
of RealManage. If you are
interested in contributing or
advertising, please call 512219-1927 or email newsletter@
lmctexas.com.
Main Event Wrap-Up:
The Pasada Lane Extended Block Party
Thank you for all those who attended The Pasada Lane Extended Block Party. We had an excellent turn out where delicious food and friendly conversation made it a huge success.
Even the little bit of rain didn’t stop the children from having
a blast.
Much appreciation goes out to the families listed below who
helped sponsor the cost of the gigantic moon bouncer and activities for all the children to enjoy. We are so proud to live in
this wonderful community and have such great neighbors!
q The Duncan Family at 4423 Pasada Lane
q The Langlais Family at 4429 Pasada Lane
q The Hallford Family at 4433 Pasada Lane
q The Mangum Family at 4432 Pasada Lane
q The Le Family at 4430 Pasada Lane
q The Bailey Family at 4411 Pasada Lane
q The Blackwell Family at 4417 Pasada Lane
q The Molino Family at 4107 Pasada Lane
q The Glenn Family at 3003 Luminoso Lane
q The Shermer Family at 3022 Luminoso Lane
q The Mongaras Family at 4003 Sendero Springs Blvd.
q The Larioza Family at www.larimax.com
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POOL NEWS
Update: Brushy Creek Pool Passes
are now active for one full calendar year
from the date of purchase (this includes
all passes that have not yet expired from
last year).
Year round swim tags for district residents and all community members shall
cost $25.00 each for the first two purchased and $20.00 for each additional
tag, per residential household. Children
who are 4 years old at the time of purchase must have a tag.
Day Tags can be purchased for $4.00
per person, per day. Senior Citizens,
aged 65 or older, will be charged $1.00
per person.
Any child 3 years or younger is consid-
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ered to be a season tag holder as long as
that child is accompanied by a Brushy
Creek MUD family member that is a
swim tag holder.
All children 10 years and under must
be accompanied by an adult 16 years or
older at all times. No adult may bring
in more than 4 children under 10 years
old.
Sendero Pool (218-1495)
SENDERO POOL HOURS
Mon, Tues, and Thurs
6am-4:30pm and 7:30-10pm
(closed for swim lessons 5-7:45pm)
Wed. closed for maint.
Fri. 6am-10pm
Sat. 9am-10pm
Sun.noon-10pm
Go to www.brushycreekmud.com/recreation for complete pool rules and regulations.
Neighborhood Crime Watch
If you have recently moved into Sendero
Springs, congratulations and we hope you
enjoy living in this community.
We are unable to print the names of
new homeowners without their permission, but if you would like to be featured
in this newsletter (existing residents, too!)
please email newsletter@lmctexas.com.
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Mowing and Lawn Service
You bet your GRASS we’re good!
(512) 260-0493
(512) 921-5125 cell
Steve Baker
Free Estimates
If you are interested in being a part of the
committee, or if you’d like to sign up to be
a Block Captain, contact RealManage. We’re working on a plan to stop the
vandalism, but we need your help. The more active homeowners on
the team, the better we can enforce
crime watch…it’s okay to be Mrs. Kravitz!
For more information, please contact Anna
Sanchez at (512) 422-4611 cell or email asanchez27@marykay.com.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
David Bodenman
Director
Samantha Cardona
Director
Cynthia Elkins
Board are
c/o RealManage
12335 Hymeadow Drive, Suite 300
Austin, TX 78750
Welcoming Committee
Vicki Glenn
vicki_glenn@yahoo.com
Social Committee
Jill Shermer
jill@russjillalia.net
Communications Committee
Rose Duncan
rose@prioritywebsolutions.com
Landscaping Committee
Tina Langlais
mlang61556@aol.com
Crime Control Committee
Anna Sanchez
asanchez@marykay.com
Maintenance Committee - OPEN
Architectural Committee - OPEN
Animal Control Committee - OPEN
Grievance Committee - OPEN
Property Manager
Mary Makitalo
mary.makitalo@realmanage.com
RealManage
12335 Hymeadow Dr., Suite 300
Austin, TX 78750
(512) 219-1927
Fax (512) 219-5696
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Property Manager’s Corner
by Mary Makitalo
Use these tips
to help save energy
around the home
during the summer
months:
Set thermostats to
78° - For every two
degrees you increase
your thermostat you
could reduce your
cooling costs by
about five percent.
Cool with fans - Electric fans use less
energy than air conditioning units and offer good air circulation and cooling. Using
a fan with air conditioning helps spread
cooled air more effectively through the
house
Use your appliances during “off-peak”
hours - Using major appliances, such as
dishwashers, clothes washers and dryers,
electric ranges and air conditioners, at offpeak hours can dramatically reduce the
demands on the state’s electrical power
reserves.
Plant trees and shrubs near your air
conditioning unit. Be careful not to block
the airflow. A shaded unit can save as
much as 10 percent less electricity.
Clean refrigerator coils at least once a
year. Make sure there is a space between
the wall and the unit so the refrigerator
gets air to cool the compressor.
Use energy efficient light bulbs. They
last longer and use less energy.
Close drapes to keep out the hot daytime sun. Sunny windows make air conditioners work two to three times harder.
Change air conditioner filters regularly.
Dirty filters cause air conditioning systems to work harder than necessary and
use more energy.
Delay laundry and dishwasher chores
until night. This will reduce demand on
your air conditioner and your local electric
system.
Prepare meals that don’t require the
oven or stove. Save energy and keep your
house cooler at the same time!
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13725 North RM 620 in Austin, TX.
Grand Opening: September 1, 2005!
Sendero Springs Referral
Chain for Lifetime Fitness
Memberships
All residents including outside friends and
family will get their entire enrollment fee back
when they join under the Sendero Springs
Referral Chain for Lifetime Fitness Memberships.
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feet of luxury space and offers a resortlike experience the whole family can enjoy. Open 24/7, free supervised daycare
with eMacs and Playmaze, fully equipped
gym, indoor/outdoor aquatics center with
2-story waterslides, group fitness studios,
premium sports courts, indoor gymnasium, rock climbing cavern, saloon/spa services, internet café and so much more.
If you or someone you know is interested in joining please schedule a free
presentation and tour with our membership advisor, Tommy Wadsworth
at (512) 219-0909 then get listed with
Rose Duncan at (512) 238-7991, or email: rose@prioritywebsolutions.com.
Be sure to mention this program to Tommy
Lifetime fitness offers you more choices
for fitness, play, relaxation and family fun. upon joining and get listed with Rose in order
The entire facility is over 150,000 square to receive your enrollment money back.
Editor’s Note:
All residents should have received notification that Liddiard Management Company is going through some changes.
RealManage, a well-capitalized venture-backed company, has invested in
LMC.
As of July 5, 2005, LMC will be operating under the name RealManage, but will
still provide the same high level of service--with the same staff and same office-our clients have come to expect.
This new arrangement will enable your property management team to provide
a higher level of service that will better meet your needs.
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Get Together… Get Involved!
Networking
Neighbors
If you are a business owner and
would like to extend your services to your neighbors please register your business card, flyer,
ad or coupon to our communications committee.
For more information, please
contact Rose Duncan at
(512) 238-7991, or e-mail:
rose@prioritywebsolutions.
com
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Interested in meeting some new neighbors
or getting together with friends? Try one
of our many new Sendero Springs Social
Groups:
• Play Groups for Children
• Bunco Groups for Women
• Poker Groups for Men
• Bridge Groups for Couples
• Co-Ed Softball for Adults
• Walking Groups
• Running Groups
• Yoga Groups
• Babysitting/Co-op Club
• Scrap-Booking Club
• Book Club
Let us know if you have an idea for a new
group! For more information, please
contact Jill Shermer at (512) 291-3876,
or e-mail: jill@russjillalia.net
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City Notices
Bandit Sign Crackdown
The City of Round Rock will be aggressively
enforcing the ordinance that prohibits “bandit signs” from being placed along arterial
roads in the coming weeks and months. City
law prohibits signs from being placed in the
public right of way because they make the
community unsightly, create traffic safety
problems by obstructing the field of vision
and create nuisances for nearby properties.
The public right-of-way includes the shoulders of roads, the area between the sidewalk
and the street, and light poles. Those posters on light poles and signs by the side of
the road advertising weight loss products,
babysitting, windshield repair and garage
sales are illegal! The crackdown should be
especially noticeable on weekends, as city
code enforcement officers have begun working staggered shifts, which means they’ll be
out and about on Saturdays and Sundays.
Summer Concert Series
Round Rock Parks and Recreation and La
Frontera are kicking off the fourth year of
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free summer concerts at La Frontera’s Central Green (intersection Sundance Pkwy and
La Frontera Blvd). The concerts are from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the third Sunday of the
month. Bring a picnic, blanket and the family and enjoy the free concert. The bands will
be available afterwards to sign CD’s and Tshirts. The next scheduled concert is on July
17. Visit the City’s web site for more information. http://ci.round-rock.tx.us/parksrec/concert_series.html
Watering calendar for summer
The City of Round Rock encourages citizens
to follow the five-day watering calendar on
the City’s web site at http://www.ci.roundrock.tx.us/public-works/wtrclndr.html.
This program helps spread out the amount
of water used daily and minimizes the demand on the water system.
5K for Clay
The Clay Madsen Recreation Center will hold
the second annual 5K for Clay fun run/walk
to benefit the Rec Center at 8 a.m. Saturday,
August 27. Cost for adults is $15 through
August 19 and $25 on race day. Children
are $10 through August 19 and $20 on race
day.
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August Meeting Dates:
Wednesday 8/03 at 10:30am – Micki
Krebsbach Pool on Deepwood Dr. (cost: $2
per child)
Friday 8/05 at 3:30pm – Swimming at
Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Thursday 8/11 at 11:00am – Water Park
Day at Brushy Creek Lake Creek Park (cost:
free)
Friday 8/12 at 3:30pm – Swimming at
July Meeting Dates:
Tuesday 7/05 at 11:00am – Lakeline In- Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
flatable WonderLand in Lakeline Mall next to School starts 8/16
Wednesday 8/17 at 11:00am – Radijazz
movie theater (cost: $5 per child)
Friday 7/08 at 3:30pm – Swimming at Indoor Playnasium (cost: $5 per child)
Friday 8/19 at 3:30pm – Swimming at
Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Thursday 7/14 at 10:30am – Story Time Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Thursday 8/25 at 10:30am – Story Time
at Round Rock Library (cost: free)
Friday 7/15 at 3:30pm – Swimming at at Round Rock Library (cost: free)
Friday 8/26 at 3:30pm – Swimming at
Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Wednesday 7/20 at 11:00am – Park Day Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Tuesday 8/30 at 11:00am – Lakeline Inat Olsen Meadow Park (cost: free)
Friday 7/22 at 3:30pm – Swimming at flatable Land in Lakeline Mall next to movie
theater (cost: $5 per child)
Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Thursday 7/28 at 11:00am - Toys R’ us
For more information, please contact
on I35 and Parmer Rd. (cost: free)
Friday 7/29 at 3:30pm – Swimming at Tina Langlais at (512) 310-0384 or
e-mail: mlang61556@aol.com
Sendero Springs Pool (cost: pass)
Play
Group
Summer Calendar
Sendero Springs Homeowners Association
c/o RealManage
12335 Hymeadow Drive, Suite 300
Austin, TX 78750
To contribute or advertise in this newsletter, call (512) 219-1927 or email newsletter@lmctexas.com