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Our clubhouse is reserved and used by residents almost every weekend of the year, sometimes for multiple events in one day. We have Board meetings, group gatherings, Bunco groups, scout troops, neighborhood watch groups, exercise groups, kid’s parties, birthdays, weddings, and the list goes on from there. The clubhouse is the center of all these activities. The building is over 30 years old, and due to the popularity and size of the events we host, the clubhouse does not currently meet the needs of the community. The meeting room is not large enough, there is no smaller meeting room for smaller groups, the restrooms are too small an inefficient, the kitchen is too small, the gym is cramped, and the entire building is dated. So, what do we do? Do we remodel, rebuild, or do nothing? Because the number of residents is only going to increase, and the demand on the clubhouse is only going to be greater, the last option of doing nothing is not a solution. A few months ago, the Board sent out a survey to get input from the community regarding the clubhouse, and we received over 600 responses. The survey questioned residents on their use of the clubhouse, and what they liked and did not like about it and Continued d inside
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what they would improve. There were many write in responses with suggestions. The majority of the respondents stated that they would like to improve the clubhouse in some way or another, and yes, there were a few that did not want to do anything. As the process progresses, there will be additional discussions and meeting with residents. As I write this letter in early April, no decision has been made to remodel or replace, and no budget has been established. One thing for certain, nothing will happen overnight and this process will take many months to plan and implement. Stay tuned for much more information to come.
The Clubhouse is open to propertyy owners and their guests Tuesdayy through Sunday, from 9:00AM to 9:00PM. The Clubhouse is closed on Mondays for cleaning.
Fitness Centerr Hours:
A quick correction to the Board Meeting minutes posted in the March newsletter. The minutes should have stated that the new septic system for the clubhouse was installed by MJ Septic. I apologize for the misprint.
Monday: 12:00PM- 9:30PM Tuesday-Sunday: 5:30AM - 9:30PM The Fitness Center is closed on Monday until 12:00PM for equipment maintenance and cleaning.
As always, thank you for your time. Scott Myles TPOA Board President
To reserve the clubhouse, please contact the on-site office Wednesday- Fridayy from 3-7 PM at 830.980.3349.
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to all neighborhood residents. Mr. Matula noted that there was a strong response as over 600 surveys were completed, and that the surveys showed strong interest in a clubhouse upgrade effort. He also stated that the survey results will be posted on the Spectrum website. He also stated that the survey was the first step in the process, and there was no design or budget for the project, and that the Board would keep the community updated on the planning process.
TPOA Board members present were Doug Eberle, Chris Martinez, Greg Matula, Scott Myles, Karen O'Neil, and Craig Zenner. Social Events Ms. O’Neil gave an overview of the upcoming social events, noting that the brush/bulky waste drop-off date was set for April 16, and discussed the Music in the Park series that was slated to officially begin April 8.
Neigborhood g Watch Neighborhood Watch Chairman Paul Rutowski gave an overview of the Neighborhood Watch activities. He said that since his last report there had been four car break-ins, two house breakins, and three reports of suspicious vehicles/ persons. He urged residents to continue to be vigilant, and at the advice of law enforcement officials, report things that look suspicious. Mr. Rutowski noted that he had started a Timberwood Crime Watch Facebook page, and he was working on direct mailing efforts and arranging more Crime Watch meetings. He also discussed the continuing need for more block captains throughout the neighborhood.
Projects j Update p Mr. Martinez discussed the progress on project to resurface the older tennis courts, and convert one of them to a basketball court. The courts will be separated by a 10-foot fence, and the existing fence was being re-stretched and repaired. He noted that after reviewing competitive bids, the Board voted unanimously to approve the $30,000 project bid and commence with the work.
The next Board meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. at the clubhouse.
Mr. Matula stated that work had begun to paint the pavilion. Once the painting is complete, rock work will be done on the columns. The rock will be 7 feet high on the columns and it will match the rock used on the new restroom facility by the sports courts.
Meeting minutes were submitted by Greg Matula.
Treasurer's Report p Mr. Zenner referenced the financial state of the association, reporting that TPOA’s total amount of money in all accounts at the time of the meeting was $347,505.92. Approximately $48,079 in delinquent assessment fees remained outstanding as of April 4, 2016.
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ACC PROTECTS TIMBERWOOD PARK'S INTEREST, KEEPS NEIGHBORHOOD GROWING
The 2016 Timberwood Park pool season officially begins on Friday, April 15! Pool passes are on sale and can be purchased in the park office, which is open from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Friday or at the Spectrum offices located at 17319 San Pedro, Suite 318 San Antonio, TX 78232 from 9am- 5pm. To purchase the pool membership this year, your park amenity cards will need to be with you to be activated at the pool entrance gate.
With Timberwood Park being widely recognized as one of the hottest markets in the local real estate market, the 7-member Architectural Control Committee (ACC) is busier than ever! As you may know, the ACC, which is comprised of volunteer Timberwood residents, is responsible for reviewing and approving all new home building projects, in addition to the many improvement projects for existing homes.
Membership and price options for this year include the following:
Each ACC member puts in a significant amount of time working to keep up with the demand, to ensure that each project can move forward as quickly as possible, and to ensure that each project complies with deed restrictions in each of the neighborhood's 62 different units, most of which have different requirements. In addition to having knowledge of the many different deed restrictions, they also must be familiar with County and City codes that must be followed to build or remodel in Timberwood. Beyond lengthy meetings every other week where they typically review and discuss between 5 - 15 different ACC requests, they also exchange many e-mails with each other daily to help keep up with projects that are submitted between their meetings. And beyond that, the ACC members also take the time to personally inspect projects to ensure that they are completed according to all requirements.
Single Membership for $160 Family Membership for $200 Swim Team Membership for $100 for duration of swim season (cards will be deactivated on July 1) Half-Season Family Membership for $125 (starts after swim season; cards will be activated on July 1) Half-Season Individual Membership for $100 (starts after swim season; cards will be activated on July 1) Senior (65+) Family Membership for $160 Senior (65+) Single Membership for $120 Seniorr (65+) Family y Halff Season Membership forr $100 Seniorr (65+) Single Halff Season Membership forr $80 Two-Week Pass for $50 Guest use $3 per person. Must be a guest of a pool member; there is not day-use option.
So if you have submitted a project to the ACC in the past, currently have one under review, or plan to do so in the future, please know that it is being reviewed by a dedicated group of individuals who are committed to getting your project approved as quickly as possible, but also committed to protecting the neighborhood's best interests by ensuring that the projects are completed according to code and to neighborhood standards. And if you know or meet an ACC member, be sure to thank them for their time and efforts.
Don’t forget your amenity cards to purchase the pool membership. Happy swimming!
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Got ants in your plants? There are three simple ingredients you can mix to create an eff effective and natural treatment for fire ants.
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Temperatures are warming, plants are blooming and the urge to participate in the SAWS Landscape/Patioscape Coupon program is strong! With those good intentions to save water comes the need to work the soil, remove grass, add good soil, install those nice coupon plants and mulch them into blissful beauty.
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Invariably, homeowners and gardeners cross paths with one of our least favorite landscape denizens: the red imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta), commonly known as the fire ant. Fire ants have been the bane of landscape enjoyment for many years in Texas and have stung their way into the doghouse of many humans and pets alike. For those whose landscape work is rudely interrupted and delayed by fire ants, the question arises “What can I use to kill these fire ants relatively quickly and still be able to finish my work without lots of pesticide residue hanging around?� The answer comes from years of field research by entomologists with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension and it’s an easy, effective ff and natural remedy you can concoct at home. There are three simple ingredients: water, orange oil and blue DawnŽ dish soap.
The soap helps the orange oil mix well in the water and stick to the ants in the soil. Apply the mixture following these easy steps: 1. Add the orange oil and soap to the water and mix thoroughly. 2. DO NOT DISTURB the fire ant nest before applying the orange oil/soap/water mixture, no matter how much fun it is!! If you disturb the nest first, the ants will begin to disperse away from the nest and your treatment will be much less successful, if at all. 3. Beginning at the center of the mound, slowly pour the mixture onto the soil in a circle, gradually expanding the circle from the center outward. Cover the mound area completely from center to edges. 4. USE ALL OF THE MIXTURE ON THE MOUND, no matter the size of the nest. Results of the Agrilife field tests showed a better than 70 percent success rate of treatment when compared to boiling water, regular water and other similar treatments. A After treatment, you should be able to continue working within an hour or so. Be sure to take precautions for the few ants that may still be alive.
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by: Juan Soulas for Garden Style S.A. Wild about wildfl d owers? Follow our favorite routes — and discover a few other stops along the way — for seeing picture-worthy fields of flowers.
getting there, then be sure to check out their Homeowner Inspiration Gardens, beautiful and great for inspiring gardening ideas worth bringing back home.
While a mostly dry winter may not produce the profusion of color seen last year, it shouldn’t diminish the fun of seeking out picture-worthy fields of flowers.
• Heading west on I-10 towards Boerne, stop by the Cibolo Nature Center, where walking trails along Cibolo Creek are great for connecting with nature and learning about sustainable gardening.
Indian Blankets, or Indian Firewheels as they are sometimes called, are a beautiful reminder of spring. Here, a naturally pink color variant enjoys the sun's rays.
And, a southern route to explore: • I-35 south towards Laredo is more than just 18-wheelers making their way to and from the border. This stretch offers ff plenty of opportunities for wildflower seekers, from the Post Savannah Oaks that stretch between San Antonio and Moore to the thorn brush country beyond — colorful variety abounds. Lookout for bluebonnets (of course), Indian blankets, white prickly poppies, flowering shrubs and cacti.
Most roads leading out of San Antonio are great options for seeing wildflowers, from the easy access interstate highways to ff pathways of county roads the more adventurous, off-the-beaten where more rustic displays of wild color can be found. In fact, there are two Hill Country routes with great destinations:
Wildflower Sightings and Wildflower Report can help you plan your wildflower adventures. And if you’ve taken some great wildflower photos, email them to us. You just might see them in our wildflower gallery.
• Head north on Highway 281 toward the US 290 intersection and head east to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center on the southwest edge of Austin. Enjoy the roadside wildflowers
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Repair and reseal your deck. Remove debris and sweep the deck clean. Fix broken or bent boards and pushed up nails. Choose a cleanser formulated for your deck surface - whether for wood or composite - and apply a new coat of sealer and stain. A local home improvement center can advise you on formulations for your particular needs.
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Replace your furnace. As you make home upgrades, this is also a good time to upgrade your furnace for greater home comfort and lower energy bills. For example, American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning's Gold S9V2 Gas Furnace is extremely efficient in heating your home and offers ff quiet operation. Standing at just 34 inches high by 17-1/2 inches wide, it's compact enough to fit in tight spaces, like a closet or basement. And with a 96 percent gas efficiency (AFUE) rating, it's one of the most efficient furnaces on the market.
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Replace windows and doors. Older windows can let unwanted air and moisture into your home. Installing newer, more efficient models will not only save money on cooling in summer and heating in winter, but they can bring the look of your home up to date. Replacing your front door in a great color and style can also add to your home's efficiency and instantly add curb appeal.
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Lastly, renew your commitment to home maintenance by creating a yearly schedule of home projects. Mark your calendar with target dates to remind yourself to complete key tasks - including what to focus on for the next season, before the colder months arrive.
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Your donations will be used to support the Medina Childrens Home in Medina Texas and Boles Children’s home in Quinlan Texas.
This job consists of accepting donations of used clothing and household goods from donors.
Call 888.733.7380 or 210.733.8888 and we will come to your home to pick up donations, or drop offf your donations at Texas Thrift Stores.
This is an ideal position for retired persons, college students, or others looking for additional income.
Texas Thrift Stores are located at: 7500 IH-35 North, 6776 Ingram Road 6708 S. Flores, 4114 West Commerce.
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FOR SALE: Three water rain barrels. $65 for a 55 gallon barrel. Has attached faucet for hose and a screen covered top. Call 210-744-3382. FOR RENT in Timberwood Park: 3b/2ba Guest House, $1500/month w/dog door (<20lbs) to fenced area; trash, yard maintenance, water included. Non-smokers only. ph: 210-232-4411 FOR SALE AFTER May 10th: Set of Cristal D'Arques Longchamp glassware: 7 water, 8 wine, 7 flutes, 8 cordial, 6 shot, 5 sherbet. Value apprx. $275, asking $145. Call 210236-8125.
FOR SALE: Solid Oak corner TV hutch. 37� wide x 6’ tall. Will accommodate a 36� wide TV. Doors on upper and lower cabinet sections. Dark Oak color. Paid $800 new, asking $90. Call 210-467-2846. FOR SALE: Chocolate brown leather love seat with center console storage, both sides recline. $250 excellent condition 18 mos. old, was $1,000 new. Call 830-980-6808 or 210607-0986. FOR SALE: Solid light oak desk. 48" Long x 30" High x 24" Deep, 2: $75. Call: 210-494-8559.
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