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Welcome...From Your Summerfield Homeowners Association.
If you have an item you would like to have discussed or reviewed by the Board, please submit your request, in writing, at least seven days before the meeting, to MASC Austin Properties, Inc., 13726 Florence Road, Sugar Land, Texas 77498.
Location: CLUBHOUSE
Property Manager - Terri Salter
Office: (713) 776-1771 - Fax: (713) 776-1777
During the recent heavy rains, the premises of MASC Austin, Properties, Inc., were flooded, which resulted in their having to vacate and set up temporary offices at 957 Eldridge. For those residents who are unable to register for pool tags by mail or at our pool party, tags may be obtained at the temporary office for the registrations scheduled for May 28, May 30, June 4 and June 6 from 5 to 7 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE: On the above mentioned dates, residents may register for pool tags at: 957 ELDRIDGE, SUGAR LAND, TX
This is located in the Sugar Mill Plaza, behind the McDonald’s. This is the strip mall near the intersection of Eldridge and Jess Pirtle, on the right hand side if you are going toward Hwy. 90. Banners will be placed out front and someone will also be at the old location to provide maps showing directions to the 957 Eldridge address.
We apologize for any inconvenience, but API is making every effort to accommodate all our residents.
This year’s End of School Pool Party will be held on the last day of school, Thursday, June 6th, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Refreshments will be served and we invite all of you to come join us and help kick the 2013 season off to a great start.
Pool tag registration will also be held at this time, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Please remember, pool tags will not be issued unless all association assessments are paid in full.
Summerfield’s Annual HOA Meeting was held on April 9th. There were two positions available for three-year terms. Leigh Ann Gombac and James Gainer were re-elected.
Commissioner James Patterson was in attendance.
Thank all of you who participated in the meeting and election.
Also, congratulations to the two re-elected board members and a note of appreciation to all of you on the board who do so much for our community.
Thanks to our recent rainfall, the growing season is upon us in full force! We urge you to stay on top of yard maintenance and always be prepared for monthly inspections of lawns and home exteriors. Numerous deed restriction violations have been observed in recent inspections. Should you receive a deed restriction violation notice, we stress the importance of your resolving the issue as soon as possible.
If you are having problems with mildew on the roof or any exterior walls, fences, etc., you should remove it at your earliest convenience. There are several products on the market that allow homeowners to perform this task themselves. If you choose this course, follow directions closely and always wear protective gear. There are also several companies available who will do this work for you. Just check the internet or yellow pages for “mold/mildew” removal.
Lawns are in a major growth spurt at this time of year, which translates to more frequent mowing, trimming, etc. When inspections are made, some of the areas that are noted include:
Keep all these areas in good shape at all times in order to avoid receiving a deed restriction violation notice. As you know, violations can add up to quite a large sum of money. Staying prepared not only saves you money, but it helps enhance the appearance of our neighborhood.
Let’s show a little Summerfield pride!
Sugar Land, TX ¬– The City of Sugar Land’s 5th Annual Memorial Day Ceremony on May 27 at Sugar Land Memorial Park, 15300 University Blvd, will pay tribute to those who have shown bravery and honor while serving their country.
Exhibits, activities and patriotic music begin at 10 a.m. An official ceremony at 11 a.m. will include a presentation of colors, special tributes from members of the community and patriotic performances. The ceremony will end at noon with a traditional flag observance led by a local Boy Scout Troop.
Educational and commemorative activities will include a military vehicle exhibition provided by the Texas Army National Guard, the group’s first time as an event participant. There will also be a military flyover, a 21-gun salute, donation booths and more.
Parking will be available at the University of Houston Sugar Land, 14000 University Blvd. Free shuttle service from the campus will operate from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Limited handicap parking will be available at the park.
For more information, contact the Sugar Land Parks and Recreation Department at (281) 275-2885 or visit www.sugarlandtx.gov.
Please do not put trash out before 6:00 p.m. the night before the scheduled pickup day. Garbage cans must be stored out of public view except for pick up days. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR EMPTY CANS ON THE CURB, STREET OR LAWN AFTER YOUR TRASH HAS BEEN PICKED UP.
Another recurring problem we seem to have is the failure of pet owners to take responsibility for their pets. This topic has been addressed several times in the past, but some residents seem to think they are exempt from following the rules.
The State of Texas and Fort Bend County has a leash law. When outside a private property, pets are required to be on a leash. This not only protects other residents, but it protects your pets as well. Also, pet owners are responsible for removing any pet waste from others’ property. When pet poops, you scoop!
Showing respect for others goes a long way toward nurturing healthy relationships with your neighbors!
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