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SEPTEMBER2015
www.OakCreekVillage.org
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT~TUESDAY~
OCTOBER 6th7:00 PM - 10:00 PMA Connected Neighborhood
is a Safe Neighborhood!
OAK CREEK RESIDENTSWHAT CAN WE DO?
On Tuesday, October 6th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM COME OUTSIDE! Turn on your porch lights, get out the kid’s bikes and scooters, roll the grill out front and let criminals know this is a place where neigh-bors talk, neighbors watch and we will not let them get away with anything on our streets! Don’t mess with OCV!!
When it gets dark, grab some flashlights, the kids, the dogs and some neighbors and take a walk around your neighborhood. See who else is out and about! If we learn to recognize each other, our ve-hicles, pets and children it becomes easier to recog-nize someone who doesn’t belong. Let’s show the world our neighborhood spirit and have some fun! Get together with your neighbors and come outside. Submit your pictures to be posted on the Oak Creek Village website and in our newsletter!
A while back some members of your OCV Garden Club noticed how ragged the American Flag in front of the clubhouse had be-come. They decided to present the subdivision with a new flag. Carol Barziza discovered that she could
order a flag that actually had flown over our Capi-tol in Washington...and she did it for the Garden Club! We have chosen the bed at the clubhouse entrance and the beauti-ful flag as our Yard of the Month for September.
Since next month is October, will you please let your editor know if you (or a neighbor)
has Hallowe’en decorations we should share with Oak Creek Village for our Yard of the
month. Send your suggestions to Meri Lou Fry at [email protected] or call 281-440-8915.
OCVGets A NewAmerican Flag
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How To Reach Us...Deep Waters Bookkeeping, LLC
P.O. Box 9442The Woodlands, Texas 77387
President, Sharon Kuester ...................................281/444-1532Architectural Control, A.J. Salinas ..........................281/444-129Treasurer, Jon Whisler .........................................832/249-1342Maintenance ........................................................................TBDRecreation, Elizabeth Davis .................................713/775-5458 [email protected], Lloyd Bratton ..........................................832/217-4522Deed Restrictions, Lou Bernard ...........................281/444-4663 [email protected]
Clubhouse Rental, Sam Elliott ..............................281/236-7979OCV Accountant, Deep Waters Bookkeeping ......832/813-0024Newsletter Editor, Meri Lou Fry ............................281/440-8915 3903 Midforest Dr. (box on doorstep) [email protected] Publisher, Diana Baskett ....................281/755-1959 6211 Hickorycrest Dr. Spring, TX. 77389 [email protected]
Emergency (Police, Medical, Fire)........................................ 911Ambulance............................................................281/440-4300Animal Control (612 Canino Rd.)..........................281/999-3191Crimestoppers ......................................................713/222-8477Crisis Hotline ........................................................713/527-9864Fire..... ..................................................................281/251-0101Interfaith................................................................281/367-1230Hospital.................................................................281/440-1000Poison Control (poisoncenter.org) ........................800/222-1222Sheriff (Harris Co.) ................................................713/221-6000Water & Sewage (24 hour Emergency) ................281/376-8802United Way (Information & Referral) ....................281/292-4155
Committee Numbers
oCV exeCutiVe board
utilities
Vacation Watch - Cypresswood Annex281/376-2997 (Forms 713/221-6000)
~Street Light Out ~ Centerpoint 713/207-2222
(Be sure to have the six-digit ID# off the pole.)
emergeNCy
Helpful Numbers
Post Office - Cornerstone .....................................281/444-1355Electricity - Reliant Energy ...................................713/207-7777Gas - Centerpoint Energy .....................................713/659-2111Trash - J&S Trash Services (pick-up schedule) ... 713/635-2500
Telephone - AT&T .................................................800/246-8464Water & Sewage - Bammel Utility District .................... 281/376-8802
OCV has a heavy trash pick up day EVERY Friday. On Fridays, J&S does not have as much trash to pick up as on Tuesdays so that is when they will pick up “one” heavy trash type item like bundled up tree branches, refrigerators, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, etc. If a homeowner has multiple heavy trash type items, the homeowner will need to spread them out over multiple Fridays or a special fee can be paid to have multiple heavy items all picked up on a single Friday.
If you need to dispose of any hazardous material please visit the website below for dates and locations:
Hazardous Waste Disposalwww.CleanWaterClearChoice.org
RecyclingFriday is your only recycle day. Paper, magazines, books, boxes (no debris inside), plastic containers and aluminum containers will be picked up, NO GLASS PLEASE.
oCV gardeN Club board
President, Anita Cook ...........................................281/440-1093Program CommitteeCarol Barziza ........................................................281/444-8957Gene Rasmussen .................................................281/440-1249Historian & Yearbook, Carol Barziza ....................281/444-8957Secretary, Mary Helen Alenius .............................281/580-4384Treasurer, Kathy Colbert ......................................281/583-0652
Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Oak Creek Village Garden Club
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You can deliver your typed articles, classified ads* or other
submissions to: Meri Lou Fry via email at [email protected] 3903 Midforest Drive,
(box on doorstep) prior to the deadline each month.
*Classified advertisements are only available to residents at no cost, and are not intended for business purposes.
If you would like to advertise in this publication, please contact:
Diana Baskett
Have you seen the website yet? You can access a wealth of
information as well as email your Board of Directors.
Did You Know???
www.OakCreekVillage.org
Visit Us On The WWWeb...
We are continually updating it to keep our residents informed, so check it out today!
teeNage Job seekers
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washing, look no further! These teens live in your neigh-borhood and have references from your neighbors!
B-Baby Sitting H-House Sitting P-Pet SittingPW-Power Washing Y-Yard Work
* CPR CertifiedAre you a teen that is interested in earning
some extra $$$?If you would like to be added to this list, please send your name,
address, date of birth, phone number and service(s)you can provide to:
Diana Baskett6211 Hickorycrest Drive • Spring, TX 77389
email ~ [email protected]
Oak Creek Village Community Association
Board of Directors~ Meeting Reminder ~
October 13th, 20157:30 PM
The Oak Creek Village Newsletter is published and delivered to all of the residents in Oak Creek Village every month. That’s 659 homes! This is only possible through the support of our advertisers, so please show
them our appreciation.
Residents are reminded that the Oak Creek Village Community Association Board of Directors meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:30 PM. All residents are invited and encouraged to attend. Anyone wishing to present ideas to the Board should call a Board member prior to the meeting so we may allot time for you on the agenda.
Oak Creek Village Newsletter
The deadline for the Octoberissue is September 20th, 2015
20th
Oak Creek Village Garden Club
NAME AGE SERVICE(S) PHONE
Dominique Boulay* 17 B+H+P 281/455-7397
Estefhany Chavarria 17 B+H+P 832/818-8671
Cameron Smith 19 B+H+P 281/898-0014
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OCV President’s LetterDear Friends and Neighbors,
Sharon Kuester, prez
Please mark October 13th on your calendar. That is the date of the next Board meeting, and we are going to have a guest, or maybe two. Precinct 4 has agreed to send a representative to our meeting to explain the various services that the Precinct offers and to answer questions. Lou thought it up and it ought to be interesting. Please come. Another interesting item in this month’s newsletter is the form for requesting an OK to make improvements to the exterior of your home. Please cut it out or copy it for future reference. It will also appear on our new website. Speaking of websites, ours is not up as I write this, but we hope it will be by the time you read this. Please check it out and let us know if you have any ideas to make it better, or if you see something that needs to be changed. We thank Nick Fava for bringing to our attention the fact that it needed a remake, and I have begun getting calls from people and real estate agents from out of town, who had looked at our site, so it was really time to spiff up our image. In case there is any confusion about contact info for our new accountant, here is a new address and his cell phone.
Brian Desilets, PartnerDeep Waters Bookkeeping, LLC
P.O. Box 9442The Woodlands, TX 77387Cell phone: 281-222-4176
He is in the process of moving to a new office, so that is the reason for the change. Last, this month, I want to clear up a little confusion. Lou and I told you that Carole Barziza had paid for the new flag. That is not true. It was my error, because I didn’t get the whole story. True, Carol ordered the flag and paid for it, but, the Garden Club reimbursed her. Hope that clears that up. Really last, in case you hadn’t noticed, Lou Bernard has taken over the day-to-day enforcing of the deed restrictions. Y’all better watch out ‘cuz she is determined and relentless. She said it’s ok if I call her the deed restriction Nazi. I hope to see you at the meeting, October 13th!
Dominique Boulayon Grovespring
~& ~Estefhany Chavarria
on Highspringsare both finally
17 MOPS Fall MarketplaceOctober 24 from 10-2
Trinity Lutheran Church, 5201 Spring Cypress Road,
Spring, TX 77379Come see what our community has to offer! Enjoy our MOPS Fall Marketplace with a variety of booths with crafts, gift items, yard sale deals, baked goods, and many, many more! Proceeds help fund MOPS- a ministry outreach to moms with preschool aged children.
Call or email Leah Gaide at 832-593-5289 or [email protected] with any questions.
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Klein Volunteer Fire Department:
Garage Safety Tips• Make sure that the garage door opener con-
trol button is out of reach of small children so that they do not play with the controls.• Consult the owner’s manual and learn how to use the garage
door’s emergency release feature. This can be important in case of a power outage or other emergency.
• Visually inspect the garage door each month. Look at springs, cables, rollers and pulleys for signs of wear. Do not attempt to remove, adjust or repair these parts or anything attached to them. A trained door repairman must make adjustments to these parts, which are under high tension.
• Never place fingers between door sections and explain the dangers to children. If you have small children, consider a door with panels that can’t pinch. Avoid cables, springs, and riding or playing on a moving door.
• While on vacation, unplug the garage door opener unit or use a vacation lock console security switch, which renders re-motes unusable and is an optional accessory to most openers.
• Never leave the remote control in the car or with a parking attendant. Consider using a key chain remote and always lock the entry to the inside of your home - especially if your opener is programmed to your vehicle. It is a small inconve-nience for safety and security.
Contact KVFD at 281-376-444916810 Squyres Rd. Klein, TX 77379
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New Construction • Remodels & Additions • General InstallationNew & Old Wiring • Underground Repair & Replacements
Recess Cans • Under Counter Lighting • Soffit Lighting • Ceiling FansAll types of Trouble Shooting • Residential & Commercial
Wesley Salyers, Master Electrician281-370-6347Fax: [email protected]
18810 TomatoSpring, TX 77379
springkleinelectrical.com
Oak Creek Village Garden Club
At 8:00 a.m. SHARP on the morning of Tuesday, September 22nd, the Precinct 4 bus will depart from the Oak Creek Vil-lage clubhouse filled with members and friends of the OCV Garden Club on its way to Burton, Texas. There they will tour the Burton Cotton Gin, a ‘blast from the past’ that still works! Weather permitting, we will get to see it in action. Most of the Garden Club members have never seen a cotton gin...let alone watched one work. After our history lesson, we will head for Carmine and the JW Steakhouse for lunch. It comes highly recommended. Won’t you join us for this trip?
Questions? Call Anita Cook..............................281-440-1093
or Carol Barziza.........................281-444-8957
Trinity Lutheran Church in Spring has openings
in our amazing MOPS Group.
MOPS is a wonderful moms group! We meet
together twice a month on Monday mornings to share in a hot meal, encourage friendships, listen to speakers and even complete a craft. While you are doing all that, your children are being very well cared for in our wonderful nursery! You are not alone. Join us… Registration is open.
Please contact via Email: [email protected]: www.facebook.com/TrinityKleinMOPS
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Oak Creek VillageSecurity Stats~ JULY 2015
Harris County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Bureau
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911 Hang Up 1 0 0 0 1
Accident/Minor 1 0 0 0 1
Alarm Local 0 0 0 6 6
Animal/Aggressive 0 0 0 1 1
Assault/Family 0 0 1 0 1
Asslt/Sex Child 0 0 0 1 1
Burglary/Hab 1 0 0 1 2
Check Park 26 1 3 0 30
Contract Check 140 23 130 24 317
Criminal Mischief 3 0 0 0 3
Discharge Firearm 0 0 0 1 1
Dist./Loud Noise 0 0 0 5 5
Follow Up 2 3 0 0 5
Information Call 26 0 0 0 26
Meet the Citizen 7 2 0 1 10
Meet the Officer 0 0 0 1 1
MUD Bldg. Check 1 0 0 0 1
Neighborhood Check 0 0 0 10 10
Runaway 0 0 0 1 1
Suspicious Person 4 4 0 2 10
Terroristic Threat 0 0 1 0 1
Traffic Initiative 18 10 0 0 28
Traffic Stop 0 3 1 3 7
Unk. Med Emer. 1 0 0 0 1
Vacation Watch 0 7 4 1 12
Vehicle Suspicious 3 2 1 2 8
Warrant Service 0 0 0 1 1
Welfare Check 0 0 0 2 2
Total 234 55 141 63 493
Real Texans don’t litter... Please spay/neuter
your pets!15,620 Sterilizations
and Counting!2/1/13 - 7/22/15
24950 Spring Ridge Drive, Building B, Spring, 77386(832) 510-7622 • TexasLitterControl.org
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The Online Pharmacy is Up and Running! Reorder your heart-
worm and flea prevention online.We are so excited to announce that Texas Litter Control cus-tomers can now order refills of their prescriptions online. Since we are a low cost clinic, we cannot afford to stock every flea and heartworm product. The online pharmacy allows us to offer a bigger variety of products in addition to most of the products we sell in house.
Some products we offer in house are not sold through the web-site because they are cost prohibitive. You will find you can buy most though!
Just go to our website and click on Refill Prescription. Register as a customer and fill your shopping cart. My Vet Direct will no-tify us when you place an order. Our Vets will review the order and approve it. You will then be sent a link to pay for your prod-ucts. Once you have made payment, My Vet Direct will ship it to your house. There is no shipping fees for orders over $39!
This is a new process for us, so please give us your feedback if you have any issues. We really appreciate your business and we hope you will find this helpful!
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Be Water-Wise: save Water - save Money. Waste Water – Waste Money.ALTHOUGH THERE HAS BEEN GREAT IMPROVEMENT, many of our fellow Texans are still being affected by drought conditions. Of the 4,632 public water supply systems in Texas, currently 1,120 (almost 1 in 4) have implemented voluntary or mandatory water usage restric-tions. Because of high usage and production 412 of these systems have implemented voluntary water usage restric-tions. For the same reasons, but evidently more likely to face water supply problems, 708 systems have implement-ed mandatory water usage restrictions. Most of these sys-tems are in the south central and northeast sections of the state but the Gulf coast has not escaped. Most systems on the Gulf Coast have not felt the necessity of placing restric-tion in place. But quite a few of them on the eastern Gulf coast have put in place either voluntary or mandatory water usage restrictions. Regardless of where we live in THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS, please remember that willful waste makes woeful want. Water should never be “willfully wasted” or, for that matter, wasted at all. Use it - but with thankfulness and care.
Mercer Botanic Gardens and The Mercer Society Presents the
2015 Autumn Plant Sale & MarketSaturday, September 26
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.Mercer Society Members Shop
Early at 9:30 a.m.Located under the pines at the West Arboretum picnic area.
Proceeds from this event benefit the gardens.
Hard-to-find Gingers
Vibrant Camellias
Plant Talks
Trendy Shopping
And More!
Mercer Botanic Gardens22306 Aldine Westfield Rd. • Humble, TX 77338
713-274-4160 • themercersociety.org
DISCLAIMER: Articles, cartoons and website addresses in this publication express the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Diana Baskett or her employees. Diana Baskett is not responsible for the accuracy of any facts stated in articles, cartoons and website addresses submitted by others. The publisher also assumes no responsibility for advertising content within this publication. All warranties and representations made in the advertising content are solely that of the advertiser and any such claims regarding its content should be taken up with the advertiser. The publisher assumes no liability with regard to its advertisers for misprints or failure to place advertising in this publication except for the actual cost of such advertising. Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or misprints in this publication, the publisher assumes no responsibility for any errors of information or typographical mistakes, except as limited to the cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of misinforma-tion, a printed retraction/correction. Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental or consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, or any other liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timely manner, except as limited to the liabilities stated above.
Huntsville 12th Annual
Antique Show
~September 19th & 20th, 2015~
Held in the air-conditioned comfort of the Walker County Fairgrounds – three miles West of Huntsville on Highway 30 (Exit 116).
There is a $5 Admission fee and Children under 12 get in free. Over 60 quality dealers from across the U.S. Find Coins, Glassware, Vintage Boots for Women, Turquoise, Roseville, Weller, and linens, Transfer ware, Stoneware, Fostoria, Guns, Royal Daulton, Sterling of all kinds, Tartan Ware, Baccarat, Lalique, Lladro, Sabino, Kitchen Collectibles, Books, Postcards, Primitives, Art & more!
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Oak Creek VillageCommunity assoCiation
Board of direCtors meeting minutes
AUGUST 11, 2015
The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by President Sharon Kuester. Board members present were Sharon, Jon Whisler, Lloyd Bratton, AJ Salinas and Lou Bernard. Residents attending were Marilyn Bogle and Bill Taylor.
Secretary, Meri Lou Fry, read the minutes of the July meeting which were approved with a correction regarding the handling of deputies who would be absent from duty in Oak Creek due to sickness or vacation leave. Their replacements will be handled by officers at the station.
REPORTSTreasury - Written reports read and approved. Jon also reported that our new website was in the process of being tested.
Security - Lloyd discussed the Sheriff’s report mentioning some ongoing investigations and, as always, requesting vigilance of residents. Often our best security is a ‘good neighbor’ with a watchful eye.
Architectural Control - Our new Vice President and Architectural Control director had no report this month. If you are planning some changes to the outside of your home, paint-ing, roofing, additions, etc.. please check with our Architectural Control Director, AJ Salinas, to be sure you are in compliance with Oak Creek Village’s rules and regulations. Call AJ at 281-444-1292 before you start...and be sure!
Deed Restrictions - Lou is still ganging up on Deed Restrictions’ violat-ers. She has a new project. If you do NOT have your address clearly painted on your curb, look for a letter from Ms. Bernard. You may be pleasantly surprised.
Meeting adjourned: 8:55 p.m.Respectfully submitted, Meri Lou Fry - Secretary
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Oak Creek VillageCommunity AssoCiation
deed restriCtion report
Congratulations to most of our residents for putting forth the hard work for taking care of your home. We only ask that our residents put forth a little effort to abide by the deed restrictions and to keep your property in good condition. This means take time to sweep front porches, clean front doors, wash windows, repair rotten boards, yards trimmed and mowed, bushes and trees trimmed, pine needles removed from yard, roof, driveway and walkways, yard art limited to 5 pieces, all others can be displayed in back yard. Trash cans removed from street after emptied by trash service. Residents, whether you own or rent, you will be amazed how great your property will look with very little work and how much your neighbors, visitors and the HOA will appreciate your efforts. Pride of ownership and/or a nice place to live makes all your efforts worthwhile. I had a resident remind me that he has invested a great deal of money on his home and questioned me about a deed restriction that he was in violation of. We want to remind each resident that the members of our HOA are working hard so that residents who have invested money on their property will benefit from their investment. We only ask that each resident comply by the deed restrictions and architectural control guide-lines and keep your maintenance fees paid so that everyone’s investment is well spent on their home in a neighborhood that has an HOA that cares. Please be reminded that no cars are to be parked on the grass, only in driveways, garages or in front of homes if necessary. If a car stays parked on the grass for a long period of time, the Sheriff can have it tagged and removed. A state law in Texas was just passed that Home Owner Asso-ciations are now only required to send one letter to a resident who is not in compliance of deed restrictions, giving them ten (10) days to take care of the violations. After the ten days and the violations have not been taken care of, the HOA will con-tact our attorney for further action, at the expense of the home owner. Our HOA effective immediately will honor this law and put it into effect. If a resident receives a letter from the HOA, please be reminded of our responsibility to follow this new law. We only hope that in the near future, no letters will need to be sent to any of our residents. There is a new director in town and I am dedicated and pas-sionate about our Village and only want the best for all of us as to one of the most important investments most of us make in our lifetime - a home. Thank you for you continued support and efforts.
Louella Bernard, Deed Restrictions Director
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Oak Creek VillageCommunity assoCiation
treasurer’s report
AUGUST 11, 2015
Balance SheetThe June 30, 2015 balance sheet shows $630,088 in the bank.
Statement of Revenue & Expense For June 2015, revenue was above budget by $1,835 primarily due to higher Misc. Income receipts. Expenses were below budget by $3,965 with the savings being mainly in Insurance and legal fee expense lines due to timing of the payments this year.
Transaction reportWe had our normal operating expenses in the month of June.
Additional Notes:We have hired a new accountant in July this year to do the books and records for OCV. Brian Desilets, of Deep Waters Bookkeeping, LLC has taken over for Nelson Jones who has been the bookkeeper for many years and chosen to retire in July. You can reach Brian at the follow-ing office number 832-813-0024.
Oak Creek VillageCommunity assoCiation statement of revenue and expenses
Oak Creek VillageCommunity assoCiation
BalanCe sheet
JUNE 2015
JUNE 30, 2015
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KLEIN I.S.D. POLICE DEPARTMENTIN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEIs participating in the
National Program
‘Taking back unwanted
prescriptiondrugs’
Don’t flush or throw away your unwanted or expired prescription drugs. Bring them to Klein Police Department to be disposed of properly. Participation is free and anony-mous, just remove any labels with personal information.
Sorry, sharps cannot be taken(needles, syringes, etc.)
Where? Klein Police Department 7407 Louetta Road Klein, Texas 77379When? Saturday, September 26th, 2015Time? 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
For more information contact the Klein ISD Police Department at 832-249-4266.
For a list of other locations visit www.dea.gov or call 1-800-882-9539.
Partner with Klein ISD Health Services
NOT IN THETRASH
NOT IN THE TOILET
Experience Adventure; Make a Community Impact!Unleash the superhero in you! Get ready to go Over the Edge and rappel down a 20-story building at Embassy Suites Houston - Down-town on Saturday, November 14!
This unforgettable event stands high above the rest. Over the Edge is geared toward the fearless or those looking to overcome their fears. Go Over the Edge in Houston to raise funds (and your heart rate) to support more than 53,400 athletes.
Individual participants who raise a minimum of $1,200 will have the unforgettable experience of rappelling down the Embassy Suites Houston - Downtown building. Creating competition is a fun way to enhance your work community, so get your co-workers together and send your boss Over the Edge for Special Olympics Texas!
Thrill-seekers can take part in the Dual-City Challenge. Before rap-pelling in Houston, take on a 15-story building in Dallas at the The Bank Tower at Oak Cliff on November 7.
How to Participate• No prior rappelling experience is required. • Must be 18 or older and weigh between 110-300 lbs. • SWAT officers and Over the Edge rope experts will train and assist
you with your rappel. • A personal fundraising web page will be provided to you or your
company where friends and family can securely donate to your rap-pel. Funds raised will be used to provide year-round sports training and competition for Special Olympics Texas athletes in your area.
Recognition For Your Support
• $2,200+ Dual-City Rappeller - Everything below plus one night stay in the city of your choice
• $1,800+ Superhero Rappeller - Everything below plus Go Pro video footage
• $1,500+ Elite Rappeller - Everything below plus plus commemora-tive jacket
• $1,200+ Champion Rappeller - 2 invitations to the V.I.P. Reception (day before the event), OTE commemorative long sleeve T-shirt, duffel bag and photo of your rappel available for download after the event.
Learn more at www.sotx.org/overtheedge. For more information call 713-290-0049 or email Bruce Sims
([email protected]), Cary Simonds ([email protected]) or Joan Jarrett ([email protected]).
6211 HickorycrestSpring, TX 77389
281/755-1959
PRSRT STDU.S. Postage
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Oak Creek Village HOAArchitectural Control Application
[email protected] • 832-910-7525
[ NOTE: PLANS AND SURVEY must be submitted at least 30 days before activity begins ]
NAME:_________________________________________________________________DATE:__________________________
PROPERTY ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________________________
MAILING ADDRESS:______________________________________________________EMAIL:_________________________
PHONE: (H)____________________(W) ____________________ Proposed Completion Date:__________________________
All Applications Must Be Submitted With A Plan To Scale (2 Copies)
TYPE OF ARCHITECTURAL AND/OR LANDSCAPING IMPROVEMENT
_____Remodeling/Additions Materials to be Used:_____Outside Walks/Stairs _____Wood_____ Stucco_____ Brick_____Garage Doors/Exterior Doors _____Stone Concrete_____Driveway/Parking Pads _____Other____________________________________Greenhouse/Sunrooms (Describe)_____Gazebos/Sheds/Play Equipment Is material same color and type as on home?_____Swimming Pool/Solar Panels _____Yes _____No_____Decks/Patios Additional Comments:_____________________________Arbors/Overhangs_____NEW CONSTRUCTION _________________________________________
_____Fences/Fence Additions & Retaining Walls Contractor:______________________________________Landscaping Front and/or back yard _____Satellite Dishes and/or Antennae Phone:_________________________________________Roofing Replacement_____Other Email:__________________________________________PAINTING: Paint house new color_____ Paint trim new color_____ Painting fence_____
Attach new paint color samples for stucco, trim, fascia and/or fence.
HOMEOWNER SIGNATURE:______________________________________DATE:_________________
To expedite the processing of your application, please show and explain your plans. The Architectural/Land-scaping Committee may also contact you directly. [ IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS NEEDED, PLEASE ATTACH PAPER] For Association Use Only:
______Approved ______Not Approved ______Conditionally Approved
Comments: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________By: __________________________________________ Date:_________________________________
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