STONE GATE OWNERS ASSOCIATION 2022 ANNUAL BILLING NOTICE

Annual billing statements was mailed by November 30th. Payments must be received and posted to your account no later than January 30, 2022, to avoid any late fees or other penalties. For your convenience, you may pay in a few ways. You may drop off your payment to the onsite office and we will mail it for you, you may mail in your own payment or you may pay online via TownSq. There are additional transaction fees for paying on TownSq. TownSq uses a third party to process the payment. The HOA and management company, Associa PMG, do not receive any of these transaction fees.

Ungated: $940 / Gated: $1,140

If you need a payment plan, please contact the management company at stonegaterec@att.net. Payment plans require a $300 deposit. All payment plans will incur monthly interest of 0.83% plus a $5 monthly payment plan fee.

• On 1/31/2022, if payment has not been posted to your account, you will be charged a $100 late fee.
• Every month your HOA dues are late, you will be charged a $7.50 monthly handling fee.
• The posted date is when payment has been applied to your account.
• Postdate is NOT USPS’ postmark on the envelope.
• If homeowners choose to mail in their payments, please mail them no later than 1/12/2022.
• Homeowners need to allow time for USPS to pick up and deliver the mail and for the payment to be processed.
• The fastest way to pay is through TownSq because payments will be posted to homeowners’ accounts within minutes.
• You may prepay your assessments throughout the year.

If you have any questions, please contact the onsite management team at 832-653-3763.

Trash will be collected Monday and Thursday. Please have trash and recycling out by 7 AM.

• Residents to the East of Queenston Boulevard will have recycle collection Monday.
• Residents to the West of Queenston Boulevard will have recycle collection on Thursday.
• Best Trash will provide one 48-gallon recycle cart. New recycle carts were delivered the week of November 15th.

Please see the document showing collection guidelines and District split for recycle collection:

stonegatetxhoa.com/trash 

remingtonmud1.org/category/latest-news 

NEW GENERAL MANAGER AND PHONE

The Board of Directors are hard at work and cannot wait to share the details of all of the exciting improvements being made in our community! Until then please note we have hired a new General Manager named Krystal Vigil and onsite staff who cannot wait to serve our amazing residents. We will formally announce the new team as soon as they are all on Board. The Social Committee is planning a Meet & Greet so you can stop by and welcome the new staff and Board of Directors. Stay tuned for the event details.

In addition to a new staff, the onsite office also has a new phone number. Please delete all other phone numbers you have saved for our onsite office and use the following number to reach our new onsite team: 832-653-3763. They can also be reached via email at stonegaterec@att.net, but the best way to reach them is on TownSq.

Warm Regards,
The Board of Directors
S-G Owners Association, Inc.

KEEP OUR LAKES CLEAN! Please help us keep our community beautiful by NOT THROWING trash and debris into the lakes. In addition, there is NO SWIMMING, BOATING OR FISHING in the LAKES.

PLEASE BE OBSERVANT OF POSTED TRAFFIC SIGNS, SPEED AND GATES

Please respect the posted traffic speeds and stop signs in our community. They are here to make our community a safe and pleasant place to live. With the pleasant weather, our children are out enjoying our amenities. Use extra caution when driving near our parks and community pools. Please also use the correct side of the gates for entry and exit.

PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE DUCKS AND GEESE

Spring is the air and this lovely weather has many of us visiting our community parks and ponds. It can be tempting to feed the ducks as geese as many of us have grown up thinking that this was an environmentally responsible and humane way to dispose of old or stale bread. However, feeding ducks and geese is actually unhealthy and potentially dangerous for the birds. This seemingly generous act, in fact, can be extremely harmful.

• Duckling malnutrition - in areas where ducks are regularly fed bread the ducklings will not receive adequate nutrition for proper growth and development.
• Overcrowding - Where food is easy to come by, ducks and other waterfowl will lay more eggs and the pond or lake will become overcrowded. This makes it more difficult for the birds to seek out healthier food sources and increases territorial aggression, especially during mating season. It will also cause ducks to cross busy streets in search of food.
• Pollution - What happens to all that bread that is not eaten? It causes algae growths, pollution and can eventually eradicate fish and other life in the vicinity.
• Diseases - A diet rich in carbohydrates leads to greater fecal production and bird feces easily harbors bacteria responsible for numerous diseases including avian botulism.
• Attraction of pests - Rotting leftover food attracts other unwelcome pests such as rats, mice and insects. These pests can also harbor additional diseases that can be dangerous to humans.

If you care about ducks and geese, do not feed them. They can live longer, healthier lives by relying on natural food sources such as aquatic plants, seeds, grasses and insects rather than taking handouts from will-meaning humans. Now that you know, you can help by not feeding the ducks and geese and by educating other duck lovers.

CRIME PREVENTION TIPS AND LINKS

Please remember to lock your car doors. Also, if you see anything suspicious, please call the Constables right away. Even if it turns out to be nothing, they would rather check it out to keep the neighborhood safe. Every now and again, something that people may think is nothing, has actually turned into something.

I have attached 3 helpful links below:

The first is for the Vacation Watch. When the residents leave for vacation, they can fill out the form and as part of their normal duties, the Constables will drive by and check on their residence.

www.constablepct5.com/vacation-watch 

The second is for a Special Watch. If there is something going on around the resident’s house and they want the Constables to keep an extra eye out or want a little extra patrol, they can fill this form out and we can take care of it.

www.constablepct5.com/special-watch 

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