mckinney texas - craig ranch pool fiasco - community letter

7/23/2019 McKinney Texas - Craig Ranch Pool Fiasco - Community Letter

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TelegramA Publication of the Craig Ranch Community Associati

April 20

Pool Season 2014

Page 7

Compliance Update

Page 6

Easter Eggstravaganza

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age 2 - Craig Ranch Telegram- April 2014 www.CraigRanchLiving.com

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The Landscape

Around Craig Ranch

s Changing Daily!you drive by Craig Ranch from Sam Rayburn

ollway, it is amazing how different the Craig

anch skyline looks these days! We have a lot

f buildings going vertical and the activity isenerating excitement and interest from com-

anies and commercial brokers around DFW.

hey are looking for A locations in the very

ght ofce market and our location and access

one of the best in Collin County. Here is

recap of the many commercial projects un-

erway:

McKinney Corporate Center 1, a 120,000

square foot ofce building by Van Trust

Real Estate, is nearing completion and is

already leasing up.

Parkside at Craig Ranch, our newest lux-

ury rental community, is really moving

along and we look forward to the opening!

McKinney Corporate Center Craig Ranch

is adding landscaping and a new lake and

trail is under construction for corporate

residents to enjoy.

Advice Interactive Group has leased

15,000 square feet of ofce space the

entire 3rd oor in The Square at Craig

Ranch. They moved into the building in

March so our daytime population contin-

ues to grow!

A spectacular Wedding & Events Venue is

coming to Craig Ranch. The developer of

the beautiful Piazza in the Village chapel,

reception and events venue in Colleyville

has chosen Craig Ranch for the develop-

ment of their next venue. Construction isplanned to begin this month with comple-

tion anticipated to be Summer of 2015.

Im sure youve noticed the dirt moving along

Custer Road and new custom homes going up

in The Settlement. Home sales will continue

through the year in The Estates, The Fairways

and The Settlement. Our Country Hom

nearing completion of their model hom

several inventory homes along Settl

Way. These beautiful new home design

start from the $500s. The grand open

Our Country Homes model is schedul

May so look forward to having some

neighbors soon.

Landon Homes will soon be building h

in The Fairways, a new neighborhood lo

along Custer Road between Tour Driv

Collin McKinney Parkway. They w

building single family, luxury patio hom

50 x 100 ft. home sites. Pricing is exp

to start in the $270s-$290s range for 2,2

3,200 square feet homes, according to

Smith, Vice President of Sales and Mark

with Landon Homes. The awarding-wi

builder has been building homes in DF

over 25 years and is creating all new de

to accommodate the market demand fo

ury patio homes offering low-mainteliving.

April is usually North Texas best S

month, so now is the time to get out a

joy the trails, a round of golf and many

throughout Craig Ranch. Enjoy this bea

weather and have a Happy Easter!


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Managers Corner

Skip Davis

Debi LeavittABR, CLHMS, CRS, GRI, SRES

Cell 972.567.9107

[email protected]

www.debileavitt.com

Debi Leavitt

Call me for all your real estate needs!

Your Home, My Home,

Craig RanchA Great Place to Call Home!

Leave it to Leavitt!in Historic Downtown McKinn

SATURDAY APRIL 12art live music entertainment food shopping gal

For a complete list of activities, visit

www.DowntownMcKinney.com or call 972-547-266

An Artful Celebration!

ool season is here and with opening day un-

erway, we are ready to launch another fun

ummer of activities for all the pool areas in

raig Ranch. For our new residents and for

ose that might need a re-fresher course, here

e some key things to remember:

Security Access Control Please remember

that there are security access control entry fea-

tures at the main gates for all the pools in Craig

Ranch. An access card with a unique, identi-

cation number will be programmed into the

main system with the residents name and ad-

dress. Cards will be issued to all residents ingood standing who wish to take advantage of

the pools this season. This access control fea-

ture was implemented by the Association and

the Board of Directors to ensure the safety

and privacy of our residents. The cards are

issued at the CRCA ofce Monday Friday,

8:30 am 4:30 pm.

Wi-Fi Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) internet

service is available at all the pools in Craig

Ranch. You will need a Dream card to gain

access to the protected password. This hasbeen a huge success and we have received

great feedback from the residents who take

advantage of this amenity. Residents will be

able to enjoy unlimited internet access while

swimming, working or relaxing at the pool.

CARD FEES:

Community Card Picture identicat

be used for admittance to all events in

Ranch. Does not include pool access

charge for this card.

Lifestyle Card Picture identication

used for pool access to the pool in you

only as well as for admittance to all eve

Craig Ranch. Cost - $10.00 (one time ch

Dream Card Picture identication

used for pool access and includes the pas

for wi- access to the pool in your area a

as for admittance to all events in Craig R

Cost - $15.00 (one time charge).

Payment is by check or cash only.

HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!

Skip Davis

Community Manager

2014 POOL SEASON BRINGS

THE START OF SUMMER


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Spring Event

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FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

Tennis & Volleyball Tournaments

Bounce House & Rock Climbing Wall

Face Painng & Other Kids Acvies

Pet Expo, Adopons & Pet Contest

Hamburgers & Hot Dogs

(available for purchase)

Golf Improvement Tips

Exhibitors & Vendors

Food Compeon & Music

Saturday, May 17

For event details or to register for the Food

Compeon, visit www.OutdoorCompetor.com

Spring is natures way of saying, Lets party! ~ Robin Williams

The time is now! Grab your neighbors and come on out to the Craig Ranch Community Association Spring Fling Celebra-

tion! Help kick off the Spring weather with a day of fun and meeting your neighbors. Bring the kids, friends, and pets for

an afternoon of great fun. No Craig Ranch event is complete without bounce houses and face painters, so come on out and

enjoy the beautiful afternoon. You dont want to miss out on this event. Admission is only $2.00 and includes lunch!

When: Saturday, April 5, 2014 Noon - 3:00 PM

Where: Latigo Park

Latigo Trail and Carmel Mountain Drive

Craig Ranch North


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COMPLIANCE UPDATE

By Mindy Prescott

an effort to improve the curb appeal and

verall look of the neighborhood, the following

ems will be addressed in the coming months:

Landscaping:The planting of shrubs along

e front of the home is critical to the look

Craig Ranch as is maintaining good lawn

alth and strong, healthy trees. During my

eekly property inspections, I have found

any of you who proudly keep your properties

oking nice. However, there are a few homes

at could use some TLC.

the coming weeks, the following items will

addressed as they apply to each homeown-

: stone landscape edging repair, trimming of

rubs & trees, the need for additional shrubs,

moval of weeds, dead plant material and ad-

tion of fresh mulch, missing trees, missing

ass, and proper storage of garden hoses.

Fences: Unfortunately, our builder grade

ood fences are really starting to show their

e. I see many fences that are leaning, have

oken slats and panels that are attached with

re or zip ties. If this is you, it may be time

to consider that fence replacement. The wood

fences in Craig Ranch are considered shared

fences and therefore the cost should be shared

amongst neighbors.

In the coming weeks, the following fence items

will be addressed as they apply to each home-

owner- fence stain, replacement of broken

slats, properly resecure fence panels, replace

entire fence, fence posts and horizontal rails

should not be visible from public view, and

fence leaning. Fence stains and fence r

ments must be approved by the CRCA b

any work is done.

Please take some time to properly in

your landscaping and your fence to see

of the above applies to you. If you rec

courtesy notice regarding your landscap

fence repair/replacement, PLEASE conta

via email ([email protected]) to

know that you are aware and provide a

line as to when you think the work will be

Once I hear from you, I can note your ac

that the item will be addressed and res

within an agreed timeline. This is the onl

to avoid a second notice.

I understand that this can be quite the end

to take on, but if we all work together, Iwe can make Craig Ranch a place we are

to call home. Imagine if we all cleaned

landscape beds and replaced that old fe

applied a fresh coat of stain? Our nei

hood would sparkle! Thank you again fo

assistance in this matter and for taking pr

your community!

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DRUGTAKE-BACK

EVENT

ell, its almost pool season and

ere looking forward to a fun

d exciting 2014.

e are continuing with our weekly

yper-chlorination program, this

ason so Riverwalk, Heming-

ay, and The Retreat pools will be

osed on Mondays and the Latigo

ool will be closed on Tuesdays.

his schedule will shift during 4th

July and for the Memorial Day

d Labor Day holidays depend-

g how they fall in the week.

s a reminder, here are some ways

ensure an enjoyable swimming

perience.

ways abide by the pool rules.

he pool rules are posted to en-

re the environment remains safe

d enjoyable for all users.

ake sure your bathing suit is

clean and well rinsed. Residu-

al soap and detergent from the

washing machine contaminates

the pool water with phosphates.

Phosphates not only cloud the wa-

ter and cause foam but also serve

as a food source for algae. Al-

ways shower before entering the

pool. Doing so will help keep the

water crystal clear.

Apply tanning lotion after exiting

the pool or well before getting to

the pool. All too often parents ap-

ply lotion on their children just

before allowing them to swim.

This does not allow time for the

sunscreen to soak into the skin be-

fore being washed off by the poolwater. The result is an ineffective

sunscreen and a lotion slick on the

surface of the pool that sticks to

the tile and clogs the lters. Wa-

terproof tanning lotions work best

but must be given time to soak

into the skin to be completely ef-

fective.

Use swim diapers on your young

children to help prevent fecal con-tamination. In the event of a fe-

cal contamination, the pool will

be shut down immediately and in

most cases, not reopened until the

next day. This is to ensure proper

disinfection has taken place and to

ensure the health and safety

users of the pool.

By following these simple

lines, we can help ensurhealthy environment of the

and provide an enjoyable su

of pool activities.

Vern Knowles

Maintenance Director

Pool Season 2014

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By Kelly Wills

ompanies here and in other countries around

e world are on task to change the light bulb!

ew lighting standards are in place to posi-

vely affect the environment. Incandescent

ght bulbs are being phased out. Light bulbs

e being designed to be much more efcient,

ve energy and ultimately save you money.

hree types of light bulbs available are the

mpact uorescent lamp (CFL), Halogenmps, and light emitting diode (LED).

ere is what I learned in types of light bulbs.

FL is said to use one-fth to one-third the

ectric power, and may last eight to fteen

mes longer than the incandescent lamps

but contains mercury. The Halogen lamps

are a type of incandescent light bulb but are

said to be 40% more efcient. LEDs contain

no mercury, and it is being determined that

LEDs have a much smaller environmental im-

pact than incandescent bulbs. LEDs turn on

instantly at any temperature, their extremely

long lifetime is unaffected by cycling on and

off, they have no glass to break, and they

don't emit UV rays that fade artwork, uphol-

stery, and clothing. Another positive is LED

lamps do not radiate heat onto the illum

surface.

In an article from the Department of E

In 2012, about 49 million LEDs were ins

in the U.S. -- saving about $675 million

nual energy costs. Switching entirely to

lights over the next two decades could

the U.S. $250 billion in energy costs, r

electricity consumption for lighting by

50 percent and avoid 1,800 million m

tons of carbon emissions.

WOW, right? Sounds impressive but wh

you and I begin? And have you priced L

While LEDs are more expensive now

still will save money because they are s

last longer and have very low energy use

similar to other electronics, the costs a

pected to lower as more and more LED

bulbs become available. Perhaps the wmanage and save energy, carbon emissio

well as reduce electricity consumption

by bit. As one incandescent bulb goes o

place it with a LED light bulb.

So how many people does it take to cha

light bulb? Everyone!

How Many

People Does it

Take to Change a

Light Bulb?


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Unusually mild weather might cause some buds on owering shrubs to bloom prematurely. These ower buds will not rebloom in springhere will be enough of the unopened buds to ower at their appropriate time. Forsythia, viburnum, owering quince, weigela, and magnoliaften bloom sporadically during warm periods in late fall or early winter.

Continue to cut branches for forcing indoors. Branches with interesting foliage as well as owering branches can be forced. Prune carefsing proper pruning techniques and cutting off only those branches that are not essential to the plants basic shape. Branches should be atfoot long, full of fat ower buds, and cut on a day above freezing. Lay the branches in a bathtub lled with room-

emperature water. Make crosscuts in stem ends or smash woody ends with a hammer to allow quick uptakef water. Keep branches in a cool room out of direct sunlight and change the water every other day. Whenhe buds color up or the foliage begins to unfurl, arrange the branches in a vase and display them in aool room out of direct sunlight.

Heavy pruning of large woody plants can be done this month, weather permitting. To avoid sacric-ng spring ower display, prune large owering trees and shrubs after they bloom in spring. Fruitrees are best pruned in late February or early March.

f tree branches become covered with ice, let the ice melt gradually rather than cracking the icewith a heavy object. If large evergreen branches become anchored to the snow, gently sweep snowwith a soft broom and then elevate the branch from underneath. Using heavy or sharp objectsike shovels to remove snow on trees risks cutting the tree bark and creating a point of entry forisease or insects.

Check newly planted softwood trees for frost cracks or sunscald injury that might occur whenwinter temperatures uctuate dramatically from a sunny warm day to a subzero night. Considerwrapping vulnerable tree trunks with protective wrap in fall and removing it in early spring.

f weather is unusually warm, avoid pruning trees that will "bleed," or discharge large amounts ofwater, such as elms, maples and birches. Prune these trees only when weather is quite cold or in sum-mer. Immediately prune out broken or damaged branches.

Tree and Shrub Care

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McKinney, TX 75071

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www.thesamaritaninn.orgOffering a comprehensive homelesprogram that helps willing people gdignity and independence.

The Samaritan Inn is more than just aplace to spend the night. It is a holisticprogram that teaches self-sufciencyand life skills. To assist the needs of

individuals and families before, during, and after a homeless situationThe Samaritan Inn provides interactive, in-house programs for itsresidents and graduates. Those with special needs are referred toadditional programs and resources available within the community to

during their crisis.

Kenne stress is otentiy serious roem for nims iving in

sheters. The term kenne stress refers to the connement insnity

tht occurs when nims re ket in encosures for extended eri-

ods without enough oortunities to exercise, think, sociize nd

rest. We understnd the imortnce of keeing nims hysicy

hethy through veterinry cre, cening nd disinfecting roce-

dures, ut it is imortnt to note tht stress nd ehvior roems

cn e just s dedy s iness.

KENNEl STRESS CaN bE pREVENTED!

The SpCa of Texs is committed to roviding enrichment for

our sheter nims to kee them hethy nd hy during theirsty with us. Your in-kind dontions mke our sheter enrichment

rogrm ossie. The foowing items re needed immeditey nd

cn e deivered to the perry anim Cre Center in McKinney or

the Deey anim Cre Center in Ds.

Enrichment for

Shelter Animals

WISH LIST:

Ice Cue Trys

Recyced Items

Emty Wter or

Soft Drink bottes

(rinsed nd with

es removed)

Emty Toiet per

nd per Towe

Dowes

Soothing Music

CDs (no strong

ets)

Nture CDs (no

thunder or storm

sounds)

purchsed Items

broth or bouion

Squeeze Cheese

Koo-aid pckets

(unsweetened)

Ct Ni

Fethers (crft

store)

Trets

Kongs

Firehose Toys


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(NAPSI)-Going to your next family reunion could be good for

health-so could visiting family members or just talking with the

the phone. That's the word from genetic counselors who say tha

spent with loved ones can help you learn about your family heal

tory and how it may relate to your health.

Knowing your family health history can provide information

risks for certain inherited conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parki

and Huntington's diseases, and help you take steps to limit your r

"Creating a medical family tree begins with communication," say

ly Ormond, president of the National Society of Genetic Coun

"Spend time talking with your family members about their healtory. Once you create a family tree, keep it in a safe place and k

updated." A family tree, otherwise known as a pedigree, shows

between family members and focuses on the medical and health

mation of each relative.

You can track your family's history in just a few ste

Speak with relatives. Family reunions and vacations are good op

nities for relatives to contribute information.

Make a list of family members, beginning with your parents an

lings, then go back one generation at a time.

Write down each person's age and birthday.

List health conditions that affect each family member and inclu

age of onset. For relatives with known medical conditions, indic

they smoked, their diet and exercise habits and if they were overw

Include nationalities for each family member.

Often, genetic problems are linked to

specic ethnic groups.

Medical family trees can

prove to be valuable notonly for you but for your

medical professional as well.

Family trees can help doc-

tors or genetic counselors

identify health factors early

on that may otherwise be

overlooked-and that empow-

ers people to take preventive

measures.

For more information or to

download a free family history

tool, visit www.nsgc.org.

GrowingA Medical

Family TreeEstates / Villas

2014

Annual Meeting

The Annual Homeowners meeting for resi-

dents living in the Estates and Villas of

Craig Ranch will be held on Tuesday, April

22, 2014. The event will be hosted at the

CRCA Event Center located at 7951 Collin

McKinney Parkway, Suite 850. Registra-

tion will begin at 6:00pm and the meeting

will start promptly at 6:30pm and conclude

at 8:00pm.

Come meet your neighbors, share ideas and

enjoy an evening of fun and information

about all the happenings in Craig Ranch.


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Craig Ranch

Community Club Information

Get YourBusiness Noticed

Advertise Here

Call 972-396-8855 or

[email protected]

for ad rates and sizes.

t Club

ou are invited to come join us everyon. @ 7pm for a FREE cardio workout

some of the HOTTEST workouts like

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uss nutrition and tness with those that

e Walking the Talk of Healthy Living.

you want to get thinner, become health-

r, or add to your workout routine by try-

g something new, ROCK YOUR BODY

t Club is the place to be. Contact Robert

69-288-7789 or [email protected].

Mens Poker

his is a fun and exciting group that gets

gether to play some good clean poker.

his group meets on the 1st Wednesday

vening of every month in private homes,

o go online to CraigRanchLiving.com to

e where the next game will be. Contact

odd Madrid (972) 762-7570.

raig Ranch Moms

alling all moms! Working, stay-at-home

oms, moms of more! Open discussionfollow, school-aged children, etcWe

ant you to join this great group, as there

an activity for every type of Mom with

very type of schedule. The kids in the

oup range in age from infants all the

ay up to age 12. For more information,

ease contact craigranchmoms@gmail.

om.

Wine Lovers

o be a part of this lively group, please

nd an email to [email protected], to

et signed up and receive information re-

arding the next group gathering! Please

e sure to include your name, address, and

hone number in the email. Couples and

ngles, 21+.

raig Ranch Cycling Club

We are looking for new members! The

raig Ranch Cycling Club hosts regular

ke rides through several neighboring

wns and rural areas. Helmets are re-

quired and road bikes are recommended.

We advertise the distance and pace be-

forehand and try to offer shorter mileage

bailout options. For more info contact

Brian at [email protected] (214-

842-4265) or see our website: http://crai-

granchcycling.weebly.com.

Book Club

Craig Ranch Womens Book Club meets

the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the

CRCA Ofces at 7pm. For more infor-

mation, please contact Joann Pond at jo-

[email protected].

Cooking Club

Do you love to grab that spatula and whip

something up in the kitchen? Well, you

are not alone! The Craig Ranch Cooking

Club is gearing up for an exciting springseason. For more information on how to

be involved with your fellow chefs in

the community, please send an email to

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