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Friendly Reminders from Your HOA

Friendly Reminders from Your HOA

April 01 2022

POLITE PARKING

Several complaints have been received about visitors leaving their vehicles parked for extended periods of time. Please ask your visitors to park in your driveway or at least in front of your property, leaving your neighbors room for their visitors to park or to pass through with their vehicles.

DEED RESTICTION VIOLATIONS

From PMG of Houston Management

Trash bins need to be out of view from the street. That means you cannot have your trash bins on the driveway, side of home or behind columns in front of garage door. You will get a letter and if you do not comply we will send you to the attorney just for this trash bin violation and you will receive the attorney charge on your account. Please move your trash bins out of view from the street.

LEASH LAWS

There have been several complaints about dogs either running loose in the neighborhood or being walked but not a leash. It is annoying and sometimes frightening, when dogs run up to a homeowner so, safety reasons, please keep your dog on a leash. FYI-Excerpt from: The Khan Law Firm Harris County Animal Control clearly states that “all dogs and cats must be kept under restraint while in the unincorporated areas of Harris County, Texas.” In other words: dogs are not permitted to run around at large; and they always must be kept under direct physical control (on a leash) of their owner.

BARKING DOGS PROBLEM
  • The best way is to call the Constables office and make a noise complaint. 24-hour dispatch 281-376-3472.
  • Call from outside when the dogs are barking.
  • Request from the operator who answers the phone exactly what to ask for a formal noise complaint.
  • Tell them you would like to meet the constable to make a formal complaint.
  • The best way is to talk to your neighbor, but if you don’t feel comfortable call the Constable office.

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW PROCESS

The Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&R’s) as well other legally binding documents, are provided to homeowners prior to closing on a house. Please read the guidelines before submitting your Architectural Control Committee application. You can review a copy online at TownSq https://app.townsq.io/login under documents. All application can take up to 30 business day before an approval or denial is correspondent to a homeowner.

RESIDENTS OF CYPRESS MILL

Having your lawn cut either by yourself or a hired landscaper please don’t put out your grass clippings out on the sidewalk until trash days, Monday or Thursdays. We are getting complaints of homeowners putting out grass clippings before trash days. We thank you for your understanding and corporation.

SWEEPING OR BLOWING DEBRIS INTO STORM DRAINS

When sweeping or blowing debris to the front; curb. Please pick it up and dispose of it properly. According to Herman L. Sanders of the Harris County Watershed Protection Group, "Sweeping grass, leaves, grass clippings, yard waste, etc., into a storm drain is cited as a civil solid-waste violation of State Municipal Solid Waste rules, Chapter 330.15 (a)(1). Civil penalties are $50 to $25,000 per day per violation. Criminal penalties, if pursued, are $500 to $100,000 per day per violation." Please keep the front of the driveway and curbs cleaned to keep debris from going into the street gutters.

NOTICE: FITNESS ROOM USAGE

No one under 18 years of age is allowed in the fitness room at any time. If you are found in the fitness room the access card will be deactivated and you will have to come in front of the Board of Directors to discuss reactivating card. Please comply with the rules.

SOLICITATION IS AGAINST OUR DEED RESTRICTION

Please do not purchase from solicitors and ask them to leave our neighborhood. Although it is difficult to enforce this violation we can work together to keep this activity at a minimum. Please contact Constable Mark Herman dispatch at 281-376-3472 if any harassment issues or suspicious behavior arises.



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