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Volume 21 No 5
MAY 2016
In This Issue: From Your Property Owners Association Life in The Hills Animal Defense League Adopt-a-Pet Taking Care of Hummingbird Feeders Zika Virus
From Your Stone Oak Property Owners Association Earth Day 2016 Thank you to everyone who braved the rain and participated in our 2016 Earth Day. We did have to end our shredding portion of the event 15 minutes earlier than expected as the truck was completely filled to capacity- its sides were bulging! There was also great success with our first ever electronic waste disposal. We hope to continue offering these services to the Stone Oak community! We are planning a fall Donation and Dumping day, and with the popularity of the shredding event, we may add an additional weekend per year- keep watching our website for updates! Dates will be posted when finalized. Our Spring Rain Barrel Workshop was also a success. Although we had to move the presentations inside due to the rain (a lucky coincidence), spirits were high. With assistance from the Trinity Glen Rose Groundwater District and SAWS, participants made their rain barrels, and took them home to put them to good use!
Landscaping Restrictions The Spring rains have brought beautiful green to our trees and grass. Unfortunately, this time of year also means potential weeds and tall grass. Please remember the Stone Oak Master Plan dictates all properties within its boundaries, commercial and residential, must be maintained. Section VII, Item G, states in part “Grass, weeds and vegetation on each lot shall be kept mowed and trimmed at regular intervals. Weeds and grass shall be removed regularly from all beds and planting areas so as not to become unsightly. All shrubs and trees shall be trimmed, and all dead branches removed, as needed to maintain an acceptable appearance. Dead trees, shrubs, vines and plants shall be promptly removed from the property and replaced as needed to maintain an acceptable appearance of the lot. All landscaping shall be property maintained, fences and structures shall be repaired and maintained, and no visually objectionable or unsightly usage of lots publicly visible shall be permitted…” The Master Plan can be viewed in its entirety on our website, www.StoneOakPOA.com, under the Governing Documents tab. Property owners in residential communities should also adhere to their individual HOA landscaping guidelines- check with your HOA management company with any questions.
Loose Dogs In recent months, the Stone Oak POA office has received numerous calls regarding loose dogs within residential communities. Not only is this dangerous to the animal, it is in violation of City of San Antonio Code, and the Stone Oak Master Plan. The City of San Antonio Code states “all dogs must be confined to their owner’s property at all times except when on a leash. Animal Care Officers have the legal authority to enter unenclosed front yards of private property to impound unrestrained animals.” Section VII, Item L, of the Stone Oak Master Plan states “…All animals shall be kept in strict accordance with all local laws and ordinances (including leash laws)…It shall be the responsibility of the owners of such household pets to prevent the animals from running loose or becoming nuisances to other residents…” In addition, you should check with your HOA Management Company to check their restrictions. Report any loose dogs to your HOA security, if applicable, and your HOA Management Company so it can be addressed promptly and appropriately. You can also contact the City of San Antonio at 3-1-1. This can be done anonymously, and you can request a report number for your files which you can supply to the HOA Management Company as well. Stone Oak is a busy community. A loose dog running into traffic on one of our major thoroughfares could result in tragedy. We all love our pets- please clean up after them, and keep them safe! Stone Oak - May 2016 - Vol 21 No 5
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NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES The Neighborhood Representative Committee meets the second Wednesday of each month in the POA office. If you do not see a representative listed for your community, and would like to become a part of this exciting Committee, please call the POA office at 490-9481. These meetings last about one hour, and provide the opportunity for communities to trade valuable ideas and information. Past guest speakers have included SAWS, the City of San Antonio, and Allied Waste/Republic. Please contact our office if you would like further information. Arrowhead Subdivision Carl Kight 210-416-4774
Crescent Oaks HOA Chuck Whittom 210-324-9479
Mesa Grande/Echo Canyon Marion Horman 210-823-8669
Seventh at Sonterra Debbie Bertram 210-257-0251
Big Springs Viki Melton, Chair 210-416-4774
Crescent Ridge Clifford Rath 210-497-2254
Mesa Verde Hal Carson 210-241-7412
SOCOMA HOA Al Crouch 210-497-8703
Canyons at Stone Oak Daryl Johnson 210-481-3161
Estates at Arrowhead No Representative Appointed
Mesa Vista Juan Ludwig 210-316-3050
Sonterra Kathy Walsh 210-862-7721
Mt. Arrowhead Lindsey Nunez 210-363-0478
Springs at Stone Oak No Representative Appointed
Canyon Rim Joe Collins 210-260-6701 Champions Ridge HOA Doug Leecock 210-887-5077 Champions Springs Mary Cardenas 210-286-8095 Champions Village No Representative Appointed
Estates of Champions Run Gary Stinnett 210-669-2139 Heights at Las Lomas No Representative Appointed Knights Cross Tim Ferry 210-421-8650 Las Lomas Lisa Tkatchuk 210-213-3339
Ridge at Stone Oak Carey Moy 210-317-8722 Saddle Mountain Tim Collins 210-663-3177
Stone Mountain OA Arthur Downey 210-497-8873 Summit MAA Jesse Flores 210-846-4200 Villages of Stone Oak Michelle McFadden 210-560-8289
The Neighborhood Representatives Committee has been established to provide a forum for communication between the Neighborhood Associations, the SOPOA Board, Management Company and other Committees. If your neighborhood does not have a representative listed, please contact the Management Company at 19210 Huebner Road, Ste 100, or call 210-490-9481 for further information.
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L ife in The Hills ... at Sonterra by Sharon Meyer
As I drive through Stone Oak and Sonterra, I smile a lot. It’s such a beautiful, well-manicured place to live. Flowers and trees are flourishing; spring has sprung! But, what makes a neighborhood ‘home’? Great neighbors!
It was a beautiful spring morning in March when neighbors in The Hills at Sonterra came together at their clubhouse for “Beautification Day in The Hills�. Men pushing wheelbarrows, women and kids pulling wagons, digging holes, spreading topsoil and mulch, serving breakfast tacos, fresh fruit, juice, Gatorade, water and coffee! I kept hearing Mr. Rogers song in my head, “It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood ... won’t you be my neighbor?� And just a few weeks later, the young residents were hunting 400 hidden Easter Eggs, having their pictures taken with the Bunny, playing and dancing with the Easter Bunny, egg relay races, and games.
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The Animal Defense League
Hi, I’m Mark I like to chill low to the ground; it’s my style. Oh, not to mention having my belly rubbed while lounging in the sun. Aside from that, I do enjoy taking strolls and engaging my senses of the surrounding environment. I am a friendly boy and like being around people. I might tease you too! I will get wound up with energy and go to you, then turn around and run back. I like to play games sometimes. Being sweet and playful is second nature to me, so if I meet your needs, I just might be your new love to take home. Mark is neutered, micro-chipped, and current on his vaccinations, so stop by to meet him at the PetSmart Charities Everyday Adoption Center at 8520 Fourwinds Dr, San Antonio, or visit his pet profile on ADL’s website at www.adltexas.org.
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Taking Care of Hummingbird Feeders By: Brad Wier, SAWS conservation consultant A feeder provides an easy place to see hummingbirds in action, but this is mostly for your benefit. Meticulous maintenance of the feeder is critical for the health of these wee-winged wonders. My mother always enjoys hanging a hummingbird feeder, and from her I learned at an early age to enjoy them, too. Not just the constant commotion of her own trips back and forth to the feeder, but the thrill of seeing local hummingbirds glowering in the summer garden, bathing in wet leaves, or getting in my face to try to separate me from the colors on my own T-shirt. I’ve also had to catch them in my own hands for rescues after they wandered into a tent or a greenhouse. I guess once you’ve felt a hummingbird’s heart beating in your hand, it can make these tough little hummers seem a little more delicate. Of course my mother always seemed to expend a lot of effort to keep the feeders clean; only begrudgingly did I learn that this maintenance can make a critical difference between enjoying hummingbirds and making them sick. So here are a few of my mother’s tips for taking care of wild hummingbirds: 1. If you keep a feeder, keep it clean – once a week in winter, and more often in summer. A dirty feeder can give a hummingbird a fungal infection, and these fungal infections are fatal, not only for the bird, but it can also be passed on to her young. If you find black mold on the nectar ports, more extreme measures are needed: soak the feeder in a solution of 1/4 cup bleach to one gallon of water for one hour. Then rinse it thoroughly, no soap. 2. To help keep it clean, choose a feeder that’s very easy to clean in the first place. Mom finally settled on the
HummZinger because she can remove the lid easily and reach everything inside. (In addition, the version with raised perches makes it easier to see the bird while it sips.) Two indispensable tools for maintaining a hummingbird feeder: a toothbrush (for scrubbing out the dish) and a pipe cleaner (for cleaning mold from the ports.) These should be kept easily accessible right under the same sink where you wash the feeders. The National Audubon Society recommends cleaning with one part white vinegar to four parts water; after cleaning, wash the feeder out thoroughly. 3. Most importantly, never ever leave nectar out to ferment. As it would in a human, fermented nectar causes liver damage in hummingbirds. Taking the feeder down and bringing it inside is always a better choice than leaving it out to rot. As a rule of thumb, only put out two days-worth of nectar during the summer. If it’s turned cloudy, it must be replaced. In summer this can sometimes happen in a single day; hanging the feeder in the shade may buy you a little more time between cleanings. Remember, hummingbirds are wild birds, and they aren’t on life support from the feeder. Even in winter, hummingbirds derive most of their food from other sources – that’s what they spend all their time doing. A feeder just provides an easy place to see them in action, but this is mostly for your benefit. So if you’re going to be gone for a couple of weeks this summer, just take the feeder down, unless you have a meticulous neighbor (or son) to look after it. Better yet, plant some perennials to keep them fed all year long, without the need for constant maintenance from you.
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These mosquitoes are daytime biters, but can also bite at night. Aedes mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water- buckets, tires, tree holes, animal water dishes, etc.
The incubation period of Zika virus is thought to be a few days to a week, but is still unknown. Symptoms include fever, skin rash, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, and headache. Symptoms tend to be mild and last from 2-7 days. Zika virus can be contracted through the bite of an infected mosquito, through blood transfusions, through sexual contact, and from mother to child during pregnancy. The mosquitoes that are able to transmit Zika virus are also able to transmit dengue and Chikungunya viruses.
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Name
Age
Phone
Babysit
Lawn Care
Petsit/ Walk
House/ Plant Care
x
x
x
Subdivision
Other
Joseph Butcher
18
481-1592
Peter Fernandez
19
281-4821
Alison Bartels
18
497-7152
x
x
Abbey Martin
17
347-2810
x
x
Katelyn Mann
18
443-995-5047
x
Bailey Kadzis
19
788-4832
x
Andrew Kadzis
16
771-4858
Aminah Francois
18
481-0084
x
Samantha Collins
17
323-6101
x
Mac Thomasson
18
454-7552
x
Daniela Cesar
18
772-4439 393-7966
x
Ashley Ricciardelli
16
520-1366
x
x
x
Saddle Mountain
CPR and first aid certified
Niah Easley
17
288-2891
x
x
x
Big Springs
CPR and first aid certified
Omar Leal
15
683-2578
x
x
x
The Glen
Speaks English & Spanish
Kenneth Garrett
19
241-9291
x
Los Lomas
Timothy Watson
19
495-6629
Camden Barnes
17
392-4409
Aaron Dunham
15
705-3647
Nicole Alatorre
18
846-6338
Jorge Barrera
17
845-9420
Adriana Carner
19
861-6114
Chloe Sikarskie
15
256-770-2322
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak Hills of Sonterra Stone Mountain Summit
x
x
The Hills of Stone Oak
x
x
Stone Mountain
x
Tutoring 1-6 Grade, Sports
Stone Mountain
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak
x
x
The Waters
x
x
Highlands at Sonterra
x
x
Mt. Arrowhead
Aid for the Elderly, light cleaning, cooking, etc.
CPR/First Aid Certified, Bilingual
x
x
x
Midlands of Sonterra
Mature, responsible, able to work in all Stone Oak areas.
x
x
x
Mesa Grande
Experienced house/pet sitter. Good rates on lawn care. Certified soccer referee. Boy Scout. CPR certified
x
x
Champion Springs
x
x
Villages at Stone Oak
Speaks English and Spanish, homework helper.
x
x
Springs at Stone Oak
Good rates on lawn mowing and edging, responsible, able to work in all Stone Oak areas, speaks English & Spanish.
x
x
x
Oaks at Sonterra
CPR & First Aid certified/ K-6 math tutor/ 3 years experience in babysitting all ages
x
x
x
Mesa Verde
Red Cross Certified Babysitter
x
x
x
Halle Hanks
19
501-8059
x
x
x
La Cierra at Sonterra
CPR and First Aid certified. Can work anywhere in sonterra.
Katie Munro
19
573-5538
x
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak
CPR certified
Zach Vanlandingham
19
835-6552
x
Mount Arrowhead
Complete experienced lawn care offered to all areas of Stone Oak
Hannah Eberiga
16
412-8104
x
x
Stone Creek
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18
662-587-6988
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x x
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Name
Age
Phone
Babysit
Christopher Garrett
17
215-4319
Sydney Ellis
17
239-5585
x
Josilynn Howard
17
240-286-1847
x
19
619-838-4063 c 210-757-3452 h
x
Evan Knoell
16
619-838-3296 c 210-757-3452 h
Brayden Watson
15
512-550-0372
Natasha Diaz-Escobar
15
499-1218
Brittany Douglas
17
Zachary Rockhold
15
Katie Knoell
Lawn Care
Petsit/ Walk
House/ Plant Care
x x
Subdivision
Other
Los Lomas
Available for others nearby also
x
Springs at Stone Oak
x
Stone Mountain
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The Highlands x
x
The Highlands
x
Mesa Grande
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x
x
x x
x
Oaks of Sonterra
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x
x
x
x
Stone Mountain
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x
x
x
Las Lomas
Math and science tutoring
I love kids and have lots of experience with dierent ages starting with newborns.
x
x
Oaks at Sonterra
CPR and First Aid CertiďŹ ed. Available to any Stone Oak location.
x
x
Canyon Springs
A honer roll and GT student able to tutor (all subjects) 2nd grade thru 5th grade.
x
x
Mesa Verde
CPR certiďŹ ed
Mt. Arrowhead
CPR and First Aid CertiďŹ ed. Love kids!!! Available for nearby neighborhoods also.
Village on the Glen
2 yrs experience in babysitting. Geat with baby’s and smaller kids, and can help with homework.
Midlands at Sonterra
Tutoring English and Spanish, grades 1-8
Las Lomas
Also teaches guitar lessons, great with all ages!
x
Champion Springs
Tutoring, great with children, CPR certiďŹ ed, trained in First Aid and child care
x
x
Hills of Sonterra
Also available for nearby neighborhoods. Love all pets. Also available as a Biology tutor.
x
x
Hills of Sonterra
Love kids and pets. Very responsible. Straight A’s; Won numerous school leadership awards.
x
Knight’s Cross
CPR & ďŹ rst aid certiďŹ ed. 2 yrs exp. Great with young children.
x
Knight’s Cross
CPR & ďŹ rst aid certiďŹ ed. Great with young children.
Oaks of Sonterra
I am experienced in lawn care. I’ve been doing it for about 6 yrs for my family. I will get the job done fast and right.
Champion Springs
CPR and ďŹ rst aid certiďŹ ed. K-8th tutor available anywhere in Stone Oak.
x
Champions Ridge
CPR CertiďŹ ed, responsible and love to help with homework. I also love kids!
x
x
Canyon Rim
Loves kids and pets. 6 year Girl Scout. Red Cross Babysitter Class.
779-2966
x
x
16
997-1917
x
The Mesas
“Best babysitter in the entire worldâ€? American Red Cross CertiďŹ ed
13
288-4443
x
The Mesas
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Kayla McConnell
19
215-1042
x
Lindsey Howerton
14
620-8765
Travis Kanda
15
416-0671
x
Raegan Milligan
18
722-1156
x
Alicia Morales
15
852-3271
x
x
Evianne Rodriguez
19
606-8399
x
x
Ethan Giord
19
481-0479
x
SoďŹ a Fortuno
14
838-4064 858-9027
x
x
Kyla Howard
18
817-505-9393
x
Kadey Howard
14
817-689-9593
x
Sydney Wick
18
800-4481
Sloane Wick
15
800-4481
Brandon Burleson
19
542-3047
Parisa Sharif
18
838-3942
x
x
Elizabeth Koroscik
16
497-4711
x
Katherine Schmoldt
15
369-4253
Ally DeLeon
15
Claudia Bradley Miranda Bradley
x
x
x
x
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Name
Age
Phone
Babysit
Lawn Care
Petsit/ Walk
Octavio Viramontes
15
tavoviramontes@ gmail.com
Madison Marshall
14
215-9555 481-2566
Vincent Sivers
17
210-481-5000 H 501-240-3441 C
Jada Ebong
18
286-1659
Anastasia Hejduk
16
858-8103 H 803-9503 C
x
x
Cameron Hejduk
14
858-8103 H 712-0906 C
x
Amber Blaskowsky
15
589-4962
Summer Spindler
15
Madison Merritt
x
x
x
x
House/ Plant Care
Subdivision
Other
x
Socoma
Piano lessons for basics and the Spanish for for all ages
x
Mt. Arrowhead
CPR Certified, excellent with children and pets. A Honor Roll and GT student is able to tutor elementary school students. All star cheer leader loves to help children with tumble and cheer skills.
Las Lomas
Computer building/repair, fault diagnostics and easy to understand advice. Upgrades and backups.
x
Knights Cross
Loves animals.
x
Breezes at Sonterra
Homeschooled so they are available during school hours.
x
x
Breezes at Sonterra
Homeschooled so they are available during school hours.
x
x
x
Promontory Point
407-495-8134
x
x
x
Mt. Arrowhead
CPR + choking-rescue trained (dogs too), loves kids! Loves all pets, and can walk pets up to 5 miles twice a day.
17
793-0377
x
x
x
Hills of Sonterra
Drives, Red Cross CPR and First Aid Certified, Babysitting Certified, Great with all ages, 6 yrs experience, Girl Scout 12 yrs.
Michael Merritt
15
540-8057
x
x
x
Hills of Sonterra
Red Cross and First Aid Certified, Love Kids (prefers ages 5 and up).
Abrar Mamun
14
481-3919
x
Village on the Glen
CPR certified. Tutors math for grades 1-5.
Paige Richmond
17
859-5834
x
x
x
Saddle Mountain
Experienced with special needs children. Newborn & infants. CPR certified. Drives.
Aubrey Evans
14
314-2589
x
x
x
Toscana at Sonterra
Great with kids and loves animals.
Grace Guarnery
13
224-243-1191
x
x
x
Mesa Grande/Mesa Verde
Loves animals and kids! Available for jobs in nearby neighborhoods. Very responsible.
Anaiisa Hernandez
17
808-721-1755
x
x
x
Champion Springs
Loves kids of all ages and pets. CPR certified.
Joey Crail
15
643-8819
x
x
x
Oaks of Sonterra
CPR certified, will tutor 1-6, great student
Stephanie Carey
15
501-4115
x
Isabel Mencel
14
262-443-6368
x
x
x
Crescent Ridge
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FOR SALE: Brand new jewelry from the Lee Michaels store in La Cantera. Silver bracelet with a pearl inset in the center, which is surrounded by pave diamonds. Very pretty swirl design all the way around the bracelet. The original price was $100 and I am asking $70 for it. It is a lovely piece and would make a beautiful graduation, birthday, or Mother’s Day gift for some special lady. It is still in the original Lee Michaels gift box. Please text for photos and more information: 210-389-1837. 4/16 FOR SALE: 1998 Cadillac Eldorado. Champagne colored. Has brand new battery. 123K miles. Leather electric seats. Camshield glass. Purchased at Benson Motors. $4,900 OBO. Call Frances at 210-685-7000 or Karen at 210360-0201. 4/16 FOR SALE: GE Smart Water WATER SOFTENER - $90. Excellent condition - like new. Approximately 39 inches high and 10 inches wide. The lid adds about 10 inches to the height. Email Patti at pgksa@sbcglobal.net or call 210497-1607. 5/16
We need your donations of used clothing and household goods. Your donations will be used to support the Medina Childrens Home in Medina Texas and Boles Children’s home in Quinlan Texas. Call 888.733.7380 or 210.733.8888 and we will come to your home to pick up donations, or drop off your donations at Texas Thrift Stores. Texas Thrift Stores are located at: 7500 IH-35 North, 6776 Ingram Road 6708 S. Flores, 4114 West Commerce.
Visit ArmsofHope.org for more information.
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We are looking for part time employees to man our donation site near Timberwood Park. This job consists of accepting donations of used clothing and household goods from donors. This is an ideal position for retired persons, college students, or others looking for additional income. Please contact cptomey@aofh.org for more information.
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Stone Oak POA Board of Directors Art Downey / Chairman of the Board / adowney@ix.netcom.com Joe Silman / President / jsilman@satx.rr.com 19210 Huebner, Suite 100 San Antonio, TX 78258 (210) 490-9481
Stone Oak Property Owners Assn.
John Kiser/Vice President / john@boschkiser.com Ken Piland / Secretary / piland43@att.net John Fike / Director / patfike@aol.com
www.stoneoakpoa.com
Viki Melton / Director / vikimelton@sbcglobal.net
Meg Lorente Stone Oak Property Manager
Michael King / Director / michael.king@baptisthealthsystem.com
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Tina Noll / Director / sonterramgr@anterra.com
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Randall Hawkins / Director / RandallHawkins@iheartmedia.com
Ray Jansure Sonterra Project Manager
Claire Atry / Director / Claire.x.atry@jpmchase.com
Tonja Condor Assistant Manager
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