Stone Oak

www.stoneoakpoa.com Volume 23 No 1

In This Issue: Stone Oak POA Annual Meeting

Reasons to Volunteer for Your Association Plant Now for Maximum Root Growth Protect Your Water Pipes from Freezing Earth Day / Donation & Dumping Station Animal Laws: What You Need To Know

JANUARY 2018

It’s a new year! At the mailbox, while walking the dog or when you see a moving van arrive, introduce yourself.

Learn your neighbors’ names and regularly offer a friendly greeting. Hopefully you’ll be living in your home for quite some time – make a small effort with a smile, and enjoy your neighborhood!

Reasons to Volunteer for Your Association Per the governing documents of the Stone Oak Property Owners Association, there will be an Annual Meeting of the membership on Wednesday, January 24, 2018 at 7:00PM at Independence Hill, 20500 Huebner Road, San Antonio, TX 78258. At the meeting, three Stone Oak commercial property owners and three Stone Oak residential property owners will be elected to the Board, each to serve for a two-year term. You can find more information regarding these candidates on our website, www.StoneOakPOA. com, under the “Board of Directors” tab.

A Board Director must be an individual or entity that is a member of the Stone Oak Property Owners Association (SOPOA), therefore a Stone Oak property owner. Once elected, they serve a two-year term, and may be placed on the ballot at the end of the term for re-election if desired. Directors are volunteers, are not compensated for their time, and act in accordance with the Governing Documents of the Association (which can be found on the website under the “Governing Documents” tab.)

Although your Association may have a Management Company, your Association Board and Committees are made up of volunteers- people who give their time for the good of their community. Here are some reasons why you should consider volunteering in your community: 1. Protect your property values and maintain the quality of life in your community.

2. Meet your neighbors, make friends, and exchange opinions.

3. Share ideas in helping to correct problems you see in your community.

4. Give back. Repay a little of what’s been done for you.

5. Get educated on procedures, such as establishing rules. Learn how it’s done.

6. Express yourself. Help with creative projects like community beautification.

Volunteer, and have some fun accomplishing good things with your neighbors.

January Stone Oak POA Assessment Billing January assessment invoices were mailed out midDecember to all Stone Oak property owners. Your payment must reach our office by January 31, 2018 to avoid late charges. If you did not receive your invoice, please call our accounting staff at 210-490-9481 to confirm the mailing address we have on file.

It is the responsibility of the property owner to alert the POA of any address, contact name, or email changes. If you need to change your mailing address, contact name, email or phone number, please check our website, www.StoneOakPOA.com, for our Account Information Change Form. This form should be returned to our office at 19210 Huebner Road, Suite 100, San Antonio, TX 78258. For your convenience, we also have a 24-hr secure dropbox to the right of our building entrance. Please do not send completed forms with your assessment payment – payments are directed to our bank lockbox, not the management office. **Even if you have supplied your email and information to our website, we still need you to document any changes directly with our office in writing. (All information collected remains confidential, and is not shared)** Stone Oak - January 2018 - Vol 23 No 1

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Do You Know Where Your Association Documents Are? When you bought a home in the Stone Oak community, you should have received copies of all Stone Oak POA governing documents—including the Master Plan with policies, rules and regulations—prior to or at closing. (These documents are also available at www.StoneOakPOA.com under the “Governing Documents” tab.) You should have also received documents pertaining to your neighborhood HOA. Sometimes these documents get lost among all the other papers you received at closing. And many homebuyers are so involved moving into their new homes, they don’t take the time to read all the fine print.

It’s very important to have copies of the governing documents because you’ll be expected to know and comply with all rules and regulations of the community.

You’ll also want to stay informed by reading all materials provided by the association.

As a homeowner, you have a right to these documents. If you can’t locate yours, check the Stone Oak POA website for the Stone Oak POA documents, and/or contact your neighborhood HOA Management Company for your HOA documents. Management Company information pertaining to your neighborhood can be found on the “Neighborhoods of Stone Oak” page on the Stone Oak POA website.

Plant Now for Maximum Root Growth

By Mark A. Peterson, SAWS Conservation & Gardenstyles

Don’t the cold, damp weather fool you — this is the perfect time to plant not only trees, but all sorts of plants and seeds. The list will astound and amaze you.

First, why can and should we plant in January? In the South, the ground never freezes and therefore plant roots have the opportunity to grow throughout the winter, maximizing their root growth before the advent of the nasty summer.

The earlier they are planted, the faster they’ll become established and they’ll require little to no supplemental water.

Some plants are like Aesop’s hare and will grow fast, but soon fade in the April heat. Bulbs, winter annuals and some winter vegetables fall into this category, but other plants really enjoy the cool season and are ready for long, happy life in South Texas.

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Tubers – this group includes the bulbs of tulips and daffodils, corms of the gladiolus and rhizomes of the irises.

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primrose and Persian cyclamen. All of these flowers provide color and aroma to the winter Texas garden. A word on primrose: you will love them, but so do slugs and snails. Provide the appropriate protection such as a trap or repellant.

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Pet Rules Stone Oak is proud to be pet-friendly, and we’re happy your four-legged family members are part of our community. Pet owners are expected to adhere to all local pet laws and ordinances, including leash laws.

Unfortunately, our office has recently taken a number of complaints regarding dogs running loose. This is not only dangerous for the dog, but an angry dog on the loose can lead to bigger problems- for your neighbors, the dog, and YOU. It’s important your pets don’t create an unpleasant environment for your neighbors. To avoid unnecessary disputes and potential rule violations, here are some guidelines owners should follow to ensure their furry friends continue to be a welcome addition to the neighborhood.

Read the Rules: While most HOAs welcome pets, be sure to check your HOA’s rules and requirements. This can be found in your HOA’s governing documents. Your HOA restrictions will most likely be more restrictive regarding the permitted number of pets per household when comparing to the City’s guidelines- but when you live within an HOA, you agree to adhere to their restrictions. If you have questions regarding your HOA’s pet restrictions, give your management company a call.

Service animals are exempt from an association’s pet requirements. However, please contact your HOA board or manager to ask for an accommodation to keep a service animal. Proof of the service animal’s training or a doctor’s certification may be required.

Keep it Clean: No one wants to see, smell or accidently step in the “gift” your dog left on the grassy common area.

So when your dog needs to go, be sure to properly dispose of it, preferably in a pet waste disposal can. Not only will this keep our community looking better, but it will help keep ground water clean and help prevent the spread of fecalborne diseases.

Quiet Down: Pets will be noisy from time to time. However, when loud barking or meowing becomes annoying to neighbors, it’s time to help your pet become less talkative. First, try to find out what causes your pets to get vocal: Do they get noisy when they’ve been alone and bored all day and need some playtime? Have they gone through a stressful change in environment recently? Are they suffering from health issues? Do they simply like saying “hello” to every squirrel, person or car that passes by? When you’ve identified the cause, take remedial actions such as confining them to an area where they feel calm while you’re away, removing or blocking as many stimuli as possible, exercising them more and spending more time with them. You can also take them to a professional or search online for tips on how to train your pets not to get too noisy.

No Wandering: According to the U.S. Humane Society, an unleashed dog has an average life span of less than four years. Allowing your dog or cat to run free threatens their health and welfare, as well as the happiness it brings to you. For the safety of your pets as well as all residents, please do not allow your pets to roam unattended outside.

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store and wrap that insulation around the exposed hose bibbs at your home. You might need a little duct tape to secure the insulation.

Be Prepared to Protect Your Water Pipes in Freezing Temps

• If you have a sprinkler system, make sure you turn it off. You really shouldn’t be watering your yard this time of year anyway. Grass hibernates over the winter months and prepares itself for the growing season in the spring.

Don’t you just love winter weather in South Texas? One day your wearing shorts and out for a walk. The next day your worrying about a freeze killing your plants and maybe even breaking your water pipes. So, the best advice for making sure you don’t find yourself without water because of a frozen water pipe is to be prepared.

• If you plan to be away from home for several days, shutting off the water can reduce the chances of broken pipes. Also, keep the heater on in your house with the thermostat set to around 55 degrees.

If your remember a few things from your chemistry classes, water has a unique property in that it expands when it freezes. Obviously, that expansion can put lots of pressure on the water pipes at your home, and that’s when problems can occur. In fact, if your pipes aren’t insulated, and the temperature drops below 20 degrees, they can become frozen and crack. Pipes that freeze most frequently are outdoor hose bibbs, swimming pool supply lines, water sprinkler lines, and water supply pipes in unheated interior areas like basements and crawl spaces, attics, garages, or kitchen cabinets. Pipes that run against exterior walls that have little or no insulation are also subject to freezing.

• You’ve probably heard that letting water drip from outdoor faucets can help prevent freezing pipes. Well, that is true, but it also wastes water. By being prepared for a sudden drop in temperatures and insulating those outdoor faucets, you should be able to avoid having to let your faucets drip.

• Be a good neighbor. If your neighbor is away or you are next to a vacant house and you suspect a water leak, call your water service provider immediately.

• You can always call a licensed plumber for help.

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Also keep in mind that some of the Trinity Glen Rose District lies in the foothills of the Texas Hill Country, and temperatures can get a little colder there as compared to the middle of San Antonio. Here are a few suggestions for keeping those pipes ready for those bitter winter blasts that blow through on occasion.

• Disconnect water hoses from the hose bibbs.

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Come join us at our Earth Day Event!

Donation and Dumping Station

19210 Huebner Road – POA Parking Lot Saturday, April 21, 2018

Saturday, March 24, 2018 8:00AM-1:00PM In the POA Parking Lot – 19210 Huebner Road

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4 bag/box Limit Acceptable: white and colored paper, folders, staples, paperclips, rubber bands Unacceptable: cardboard, food waste, tapes/CDs/DVDs, large binder clips, x-rays

ELECTRONICS DISPOSAL • 9:00AM-1:00PM

Acceptable: unwanted electronics, CDs/DVDs/MP3s, small appliances, copiers, fax machines, printers, computer towers, cell phones, laptops Unacceptable: NO COMPUTER MONITORS OR TVS

RAIN BARREL WORKSHOP • 9:00AM-1:00PM

Make a Rain Barrel for your home! $25 per barrel - payable to Trinity Glen Rose. Bring your check to the POA office to reserve your spot by April 6th, 19210 Huebner Road, Suite 100, San Antonio, TX 78258 Plus representatives will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about drip irrigation, trees, water conservation, Texas landscaping, recycling, and more!

The Stone Oak Property Owners Association invites you to take part in their popular Donation and Dumping event.

A truck will be onsite to collect your donated items, and the City of San Antonio will have a large dump trailer on site for your larger trash items. (The POA is unable to offer assistance in transporting items) Please Note: The POA coordinates this event as a courtesy for residents. Contractors should make other disposal arrangements.

DONATE: Clean, gently used items, including • Clothing for men, women, children, and infants • Belts, shoes, jackets, purses • Backpacks, toys, games, sporting goods, bikes • Small working appliances such as toasters, coffee machines, etc.

• Books, working TVs and DVD players • Tools, furniture, and home furnishings DUMP: Large bulky trash items including • Appliances • Furniture • Mattresses • Water heaters • Auto tires (limit 4) • Shrub, tree limbs LEAVING ITEMS IN PARKING LOT PRIOR TO EVENT WILL JEOPARDIZE FUTURE EVENTS.

Please Note: The following items WILL NOT be accepted - Paint, Bricks, Concrete, Commercial waste, Construction or remodeling materials, Soil, sod, or railroad ties, Hazardous waste.

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San Antonio’s Chapter 5 Animal Laws

What YOU Need To Know • Did you know all pets must be vaccinated against rabies by the age of 4 months and be vaccinated annually?

• Did you know all pets must have a registered microchip? The microchip does not have to be registered with the City or ACS. Rather, the microchip must be registered with the current owner contact information with the microchip manufacturer.

• Did you know the owner or keeper of any pet shall keep the animal restrained at all times and ensure that the pet does not roam or run at large?

• Did you know it is against the law to be cruel to your animal by not giving them food, water, shelter and basic medical care?

• Did you know it is against the law to sell, trade, barter, lease, rent, or give away, any animal on any roadside, public right-of-way, commercial parking lot, or at any garage sale, flea market or festival?

• Did you know that no animal shall be hitched, tied, or fastened by any rope, chain or cord that is directly attached to the animal’s neck? The animal must be restrained with a properly fitted collar or harness.

And the tying device must be attached to the animal’s collar or harness and be at least ten feet in length.

• Did you know the owner or keeper of an aggressive or dangerous animal which, when unprovoked, inflicts severe injury or death to a person or bites a person on public or private property; or which kills a domestic animal without provocation while off the owner’s property, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor with fees and court costs totaling hundreds of dollars?

• Did you know any person whose female dog or cat has a litter must obtain a litter permit prior to or within ten (10) business days of the litter’s birth? The issuance of a permit authorizes the whelping of no more than one (1) litter per female dog or cat in any twelve (12) month period.

• Did you know a maximum number of eight (8) cats or five (5) dogs, or an aggregate number of eight (8) is permitted at a residence? In order to have more dogs and/or cats at a residence, an owner must apply for an excess animal permit which shall be valid for one (1) year.

• Did you know all outdoor cats must be sterilized and roaming cats must be engaged in a confirmed ordinance violation to be considered a nuisance?

Animal Care Services would like to thank you for being a responsible pet owner. Interested in getting your pet spayed or neutered? Call us at 207-6688 to find out low-cost options today.

Remember! All animal bite emergencies can be reported 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling 3-1-1. All other animal related calls can be made via 3-1-1.

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www.StoneOakPOA.com Please remember to check our website often for the most updated community information! If you have a community or school event you would like included on our website calendar, please email us at mlorente@ mgmtco.com.

Also, remember, you can now pay your Stone Oak POA assessments online!

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Isabel Mencel

16

Declan Barnes

13

210-392-4409

14

210-643-1878 210-739-3366

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Alyssa Coury

14

210-833-2076

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Kara Oliver

17

210-439-6540

x

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Jemilly Martinez

17

210-410-3719

x

x

Callie Piatz

15

210-326-3366

x

x

Matthew Wojdyla

15

210-672-0006

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Jolie Richmond

15

210-303-3763

Leah Drake

14

210-848-2232 210-317-2960

x

x

Claire Caven

14

210-317-0719

x

x

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Faith Gavora

12

220-995-4765

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Brendan Mylar

12

210 213-9412

x

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Zachary Herring

18

210-701-7707

x

Spencer Herring

19

210-562-0562

x

Morgan Leible

12

210-725-1335

x

Lindsey Butler

16

210-385-2674

x

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FOR SALE: Wooden bookcase with 3 glass doors, 41”x32”x11”, $20. 26” men’s bike, Upland Hurricane, 5-speed, $30. Call Barbara at 210-497-0461. 11/17 FOR SALE: (1) 7 ft. Lit Christmas Tree. Paid $120 asking $60. Used it for 2 1/2 weeks this past holiday, has 300 clear lights. (2) New Glitter Penguin. Paid $70 asking $35. (3) New, 30” high, pure white LED lights, glitter effect. 24 Piece dinnerware set for 8 persons. Asking $20 for the complete set. Floral design pattern, 8 Dinner Plates, 8 Cups, 8 Salad Plates. Pictures available if you’re interested, call 210 286-1602. 11/17 FOR SALE: Sun Joe iON16LM 40 V 16-Inch Cordless Lawn Mower with Brushless Motor. This is an electric lawnmower that works from a charged battery.

Purchased on July 19,2017 and used 3 times. Paid $274.96 and will sell for $225.00. Owner’s hip does not allow him to cut grass. Call 210-497-5685. 12/17

FOR SALE: GOLF CART, EZ-GO, great condition, clean, newer batteries, ready for new owner as not being used, $2500. PIANO, Baldwin upright, medium brown in color, in great condition, also includes piano bench, for loving new home, $1500. NORDIC TRACK TREADMILL, practically brand new, used twice, includes 3 year warranty, $800. Contact 312-440-4004. 1/18 WANTED: Used 27” electric double oven, built in.

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Stone Oak POA Board of Directors 19210 Huebner, Suite 100 San Antonio, TX 78258 (210) 490-9481

Stone Oak Property Owners Assn.

www.stoneoakpoa.com Meg Lorente - Stone Oak Property Manager Christina Gonzalez - Assistant Property Manager

Sonterra Property Owners Assn.

www.sonterrapoa.com Ray Jansure - Sonterra Project Manager Tonja Condor - Assistant Property Manager

Art Downey / Chairman of the Board / adowney@ix.netcom.com Joe Silman / President / jsilman@satx.rr.com John Kiser/Vice President / john@boschkiser.com Ken Piland / Secretary / piland43@att.net Holly Boyette / Director / sonterramgr@oxfordmanagement.com Jeff Graye / Director Randall Hawkins / Director / RandallHawkins@iheartmedia.com Viki Melton / Director / vikimelton@sbcglobal.net Rick Rawley / Director / rrawley@satx.rr.com Scott Sowards / Director / scott.sowards@ldschurch.org Ronni Storey / Director / RNStorey@baptisthealthsystem.com

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NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES The Neighborhood Representative Committee meets the second Wednesday of each month (with the exception of December and January) at 7:00PM in the Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Room at the Club at Sonterra. These meetings last about one hour, and are designed to assist in communication between residential neighborhoods and the POA, while providing the opportunity for communities to ask questions, and trade valuable ideas and information. Past speakers have included SAWS, CPS, the City of San Antonio, SAPD, and Allied/Republic Waste. This group is vital to the Stone Oak community, and its members are usually the first to receive valuable information and updates from the POA. Many entities such as SAPD, CPS, and SAWS also have come to rely on them to get information out to the public quickly. If you do not see a representative listed below for your neighborhood, please consider volunteering. (A neighborhood is welcome to have two representatives and alternate attendance.) Call the POA office at 210-490-9481 for more information.

Committee Chairman Viki Melton 210-416-4774

Champions Village Janna Sandridge 808-497-6072

Las Lomas Lisa Tkatchuk 210-213-3339

Seventh at Sonterra Debbie Bertram 210-257-0251

Arrowhead Subdivision Carl Kight 210-416-4774

Crescent Oaks HOA REPRESENTATIVE CURRENTLY NEEDED!

Mesa Grande/Echo Canyon Michael Goldberg 210-464-0069

SOCOMA HOA Al Crouch 210-497-8703

Big Springs Monette Fisher monettefisher@satx.rr.com

Crescent Ridge Clifford Rath 210-497-2254

Mesa Verde Luiz Orozco lorozco2001@yahoo.com

Sonterra Sharon Meyer 512-576-2980

Canyons at Stone Oak Daryl Johnson 210-481-3161

Estates at Arrowhead Tom Hill hubhilljr@gmail.com

Mesa Vista Jennifer Cone 210-288-6876

Springs at Stone Oak REPRESENTATIVE CURRENTLY NEEDED!

Canyon Rim Jackie Drake jwdcanyonrim@yahoo.com

Estates of Champions Run Gary Stinnett 210-669-2139

Mt. Arrowhead Lindsey Nunez 210-363-0478

Stone Mountain OA Arthur Downey 210-497-8873

Champions Ridge HOA Doug Leecock 210-887-5077

Heights at Las Lomas REPRESENTATIVE CURRENTLY NEEDED!

Ridge at Stone Oak Carey Moy 210-317-8722

Summit MAA Jesse Flores 210-846-4200

Champions Springs Mary Cardenas 210-260-8686

Knights Cross Miles Castle 210-885-0392

Saddle Mountain Tim Collins 210-663-3177

Villages of Stone Oak Jennifer Alley cooljk@hotmail.com

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