Stone Gate 2 December 2021 News
ANNOUNCEMENT: ONSITE OFFICES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
We are practicing extreme caution for the safety of our residents and staff by limiting the amount of visitors we receive at the onsite offices. There are many things that can be resolved via email, but we understand there are some things you may need to visit the office to resolve. If you would like to visit the onsite office, please email your Onsite Manager to schedule an appointment.
Stone Gate: stonegaterec@att.net
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
WHO TO CONTACT
In an effort to better serve you and to improve response time, we would like to remind you that you can contact your onsite clubhouse for questions and concerns regarding the community and your account.
Stone Gate residents are encouraged to call the Stone Gate Clubhouse office at 281-304-7448 or send an email to stonegaterec@att.net.
The onsite team members are able to assist you with account information, deed restriction questions, community concerns and or complaints. In the event they are not able to assist you, they will reach out to the Community Manager, Board of Directors and/ or Management Company to answer your questions.
FRIENDLY REMINDER:
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.
Bread and similar products such as crackers, chips, doughnuts and popcorn have little nutritional value. Without healthy food and proper nutrition the ducks and geese will quickly succumb to disease and death. Feeding ducks and geese can lead to the following problems as well:
• Diseases - A diet rich in carbohydrates leads to greater fecal production and bird feces easily harbors bacteria responsible for numerous diseases including avian botulism.
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.
