www.stoneoakpoa.com Volume 20 No 3
MARCH 2015
In This Issue:
Spring 2015 Special Events - A Great Success! Home Improvement Apps for Spring Cleaning Waste-Free Yards Keeps Pets Healthy Urban Gardening Basics r R: ural A E V at CO te N e 15 E a g TH k St on pa
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A Great Success! On Saturday, March 7th your Property Owners Association provided two opportunities to the community – our Spring 2015 Rain Barrel Workshop, and our Spring 2015 Donation & Dumping Station event. Luckily the rain and cold gave way to some sunshine, and both events were a huge success. Thirty-three participants took part in the Rain Barrel Workshop presented by Texas A&M Agrilife. Representatives of SAWS and the Trinity Glen Rose Groundwater Conservation District were on hand to offer suggestions, answer water conservation questions, and present rebate opportunities. In the end, participants left the event with an understanding of how they could help in water conservation efforts, and took home a rain barrel. You can find out more about other education opportunities provided by Texas A&M Agrilife at www.AgrilifeExtension.tamu.edu. On the other end of the parking lot we had our Donation and Dumping Station event. The City of San Antonio’s Dial-A-Trailer Program provided a dump trailer with two employees for residents to discard large household items such as grills, furniture, TVs, appliances, etc. Many of our gated communities cannot dispose of these items curbside with their weekly trash, and therefore have to arrange for disposal. By coordinating this effort it helps decrease the possibility of these types of items being dumped roadside in our community. You should note Dial-A-Trailer is a free service available to communities within the City of San Antonio. You can find out more at www.SanAntonio.gov/swmd/brush/DialATrailer. A truck from the Arms of Hope organization was also on hand to accept donations of clothing, furniture, books, etc. These items benefit the Medina Children’s Home. They are always appreciative of the generosity of our residents. If you missed this event, you can schedule a free pick up through their website at www.ArmsOfHope.org. In the end, FOUR trash trucks carted away 11.2 tons of trash, and 2.92 tons of metal. In addition, the Arms of Hope truck was filled with generous donations from our community to benefit others. Many participants had to wait up to 20 minutes to unload their items, but all appeared grateful at the opportunity to clean out their garages, etc. If you participated in either of these events- thank you. It is exciting to see the community come together, and gives our staff an opportunity to meet the residents. If you missed these opportunities, please continue to watch our website, www.StoneOakPOA.com for upcoming events. As soon as future dates are approved, they will appear on the website calendar. Thank you to the City of San Antonio- Dial-A-Trailer program, Texas A&M Agrilife, SAWS, the Trinity Glen Rose Groundwater Conservation District, Republic Waste, our employees, and most of all our Stone Oak residents for ensuring these events a success! Meg Lorente Property Manager
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Waste-Free Yards Keeps Pets Healthy Home Improvement Apps: Tools You Need—In Your Pocket, and Just In Time for Spring Cleaning! Ready to tackle those Spring home improvement projects? There’s an app for that!
Houzz Interior Design Ideas This highly-rated app—4.5 out of 5 stars in the Apple store—lets you discover ideas for your home through a large database of design ideas. You can browse photos by style, room and location, and save them to a virtual idea book. You can also find product and local professionals, and read articles by renovation experts. You can save your ideas for offline access and ask for advice from the app’s community. Available free in both Apple and Android stores.
MyPantone There are many paint color apps, but this one lets you save colors based on their PANTONE ID and create colors palettes from inspiration. You’ll be able to share the exact hue you like with designers, manufacturers, family and friends. It suggests complementary colors too. Available for $9.99 in the Apple store and $7.99 in the Android store.
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American pet owners collectively spend tens of millions of dollars every year on veterinary care and over-thecounter medicines for their furry loved ones. But what many don’t realize is that many pet illnesses can be avoided by simply keeping the back yard clear of pet waste. Dog waste is more than just a smelly and unsightly mess. It’s also a breeding ground for infection— especially in dog parks and other areas where dogs frequently gather. Bacteria, worms and other parasites thrive in the waste until it’s cleaned up or washed into the water supply. Giardia, ringworm, roundworm and E. coli are examples of such inhabitants, all of which are commonly found in dog feces and are easily transferable upon contact. When pets become sick, contagions are often times passed through their deposits into their own yard. The longer infected dog waste stays on the ground, the greater a contamination becomes. And when this waste is not picked up, pets have a high risk of catching the infection over and over again. Roundworm, for example, is one of the most common parasites found in dog waste and it can remain infectious in contaminated soil and water for years.
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The best thing pet owners can do to help keep their four-legged friends healthy and safe is to pick up after them and to do so in a timely manner. Those who don’t have enough time to deal with the mess themselves—or simply don’t want to—should consider hiring a local pet waste removal service.
Once calibrated, the plumb bob, surface level and level bar also can be used as an inclinometer/clinometer by reading the angles on the screen. Available for $1.99 in both Apple and Android stores.
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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 No Representative Appointed Crescent Ridge Clifford Rath 210-497-2254
Big Springs Viki Melton, Chair 210-416-4774
Estates at Arrowhead Denise Guillen 210-854-1946
Canyons at Stone Oak Daryl Johnson 210-481-3161
Estates of Champions Run Gary Stinnett 210-669-2139
Canyon Rim David Durrant 210-490-7877 Champions Ridge HOA Doug Leecock 210-887-5077
Heights at Las Lomas No Representative Appointed
Champions Springs Mary Cardenas 210-286-8095 Champions Village No Representative Appointed
Knights Cross Tim Ferry 210-421-8650 Las Lomas Lisa Tkatchuk 210-481-0624
Mesa Grande/Echo Canyon Marion Horman 210-823-8669
Seventh at Sonterra Debbie Bertram 210-257-0257
Mesa Verde Hal Carson 210-241-7412
SOCOMA HOA Al Crouch 210-497-8703
Mesa Vista Juan Ludwig 210-316-3050
Sonterra Donna Howington 210-495-1955
Mt. Arrowhead Lindsey Nunez 210-363-0478
Springs at Stone Oak No Representative Appointed
Ridge at Stone Oak Carey Moy 210-317-8722
Stone Mountain OA Arthur Downey 210-497-8873 Summit MAA Jesse Flores 210-846-4200
Saddle Mountain Tim Collins 210-663-3177
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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Urban Gardening Basics As the bleak cold of winter finally breaks and signs of spring begin to pop up all around, thoughts of vibrant flowers and lush vegetables are on gardeners’ minds. For those green thumbs living in tiny quarters, an impressive garden may seem unattainable. However, many are turning toward urban gardening, bringing plant life into unique spaces and growing gardens in every nook and cranny. These miniature Edens bring great natural beauty and help reduce our carbon footprints. As more people move to urban areas, urban gardens are becoming more popular, and encouraging those who have never planted to go dig in the dirt to see what comes up. While urban gardening does have its challenges, we have a few tips on how to overcome them to bring your small garden into full bloom. Know Your Plot Before you go on a planting spree, take the time to plan out the logistics of your garden. Will it be in your back yard, on your porch, on the roof, on a window sill? Is your intended spot part of the association’s common ground? Check with the association before you start. How much direct or partial sunlight does that area get, and is that the right amount of sunlight for your plants? Is your space large enough to house the plants when they’re full grown? And, if not, do you have a bigger space where you can relocate them? Will you be doing container gardening, or will you be planting in the ground? What steps do you need to take to get your soil ready for planting? Answering these questions is important before you begin gardening, as the different environments will affect your plant life. Having a plan can help you avoid unnecessary chaos. Know Your Plants All plants aren’t created equal, and knowing which will best suit your urban garden is a must for robust growth. Often, urban gardeners will be restricted by space or the need to plant only
in containers. They will also need compact plants that can thrive in those conditions, such as herbs, tomatoes, peppers, marigolds, zinnias and the like. And be sure to know what your plants need, such as when and how deep to plant them, as well as how much light and water they need. Also, will they need to be started as seedlings under a grow light until they’re hearty enough to go outdoors, and what mixture of soil do they need to flourish? Being ready to address your plants’ needs is an important step in making sure they grow to their full potential. Know When to Transplant Container gardeners will need to be vigilant about making sure they transplant their plants into the right containers as they grow. If your plant is in a container that’s too small, the roots will become restricted, causing the soil to dry out quicker, so you’ll need to move your plant to a roomier home. Be careful, though, not to use too large a container, as the roots won’t be large enough to suck up all the moisture in the soil, which can lead to root rot. A good rule of thumb in choosing the right size container is to make sure your plant is neither overflowing or dwarfed by the container, and that there’s a few inches of dirt that can be seen around the plant. So the next time your plants hit a growth spurt, make sure they have the right amount of space to live comfortably. Get Creative The best part about an urban garden is that you can set it up anywhere and make it anything you want. Your garden can be in places like your patio, your front door steps or anywhere else good sunlight hits—and the association permits. While these tips just covered the basics, to learn more about urban garden, go to www.gardenguides.com. No matter what your living area is like, if you’ve got a bit of imagination you can make an urban garden that’s uniquely your own.
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Stone Oak POA Board of Directors
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Stone Oak Property Owners Assn. www.stoneoakpoa.com Meg Lorente Stone Oak Property Manager
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STONE OAK AREA CHURCHES North Central Christian Church 1300 Evans Rd. 481-3083 www.northccc.org Church Alive 18850 Redland Rd. 490-1770 www.sachurchalive.com Church of Champions Hardy Oak Elementary School 831-1986 www.champsa.org Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints 945 Knights Cross Drive 497-0512 www.mormon.org The Church At Stone Oak 20825 Wilderness Oak (210) 499-5775 www.tcaso.org The Church at Vineyard Hills Meeting at San Antonio Christian Schools 473-8686 www.tcyh.org Calvary Chapel Solid Rock 17018 Silverwood Dr 210-857-3747 www.calvarysr.org Community Bible Church 2477 N. Loop 1604 East 210-496-5096 www.communitybible.com Concordia Lutheran Church 16801 Huebner Rd at 1604 479-1477
Cornerstone Church 18755 Stone Oak Parkway 490-1600 CrossBridge Community Church Located at Overlook Parkway & 281 496-0158 www.CrossBridgeCommunityChurch.com Crown of Life Lutheran Church 19291 Stone Oak Parkway 490-6886 www.crownoflifesa.org Cedar Hills Fellowship 236-0585 www.cedarhillsfellowship.com The Fellowship of San Antonio 23755 Canyon Golf Road 402-3672 www.thefellowshipofsa.org Grace Bible Chapel 18911 Redland Rd. 210-491-1351 www.gbcsa.org Grace Community Church The Goddard School 21785 Hardy Oak 210-827-2601 Holy Trinity Catholic Church 20523 Huebner Road 497-4200 www.holytrinitysat.org
Northern Hills United Methodist Church 3703 North Loop 1604 East 654-0881 www.Nhumc.org Northern Oaks Church of Christ 17435 Redland Road 496-1346 Park Hills Baptist Church 17747 San Pedro Avenue 210-494-5219 www.parkhills.org Redeemed Family Church Assembly of God Meeting at Reagan High School 210-590-2341 www.redeemedfamilychurch.com St. Padre Pio Catholic Church 3843 Bulverde Parkway 481-2576 www.stpadrepio.us St. Thomas Episcopal Church & School 1416 North Loop 1604 East 494-3507 www.tom1604.org Stone Oak Presbyterian Church 20024 Crescent Oaks 497-7974 www.stoneoakchurch.org Woodland Baptist Church 15315 Huebner 210-493-4501 www.woodlandbc.org
Hope Church 17903 Corporate Woods Dr. 545-HOPE (4673)
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Name
Age
Phone
Babysit
Lawn Care
Petsit/ Walk
House/ Plant Care x
Kara Folmer
19
497-7482
x
x
Lindsey Reynolds
17
497-3498
x
x
Joseph Butcher
17
481-1592
Madison Wagoner
18
497-5531
Peter Fernandez
18
281-4821
Lauren Bartels
18
497-7152
Alison Bartels
17
Kathryn DeWeese Abbey Martin
Subdivision
Other
Crescent Oaks Estates at Arrowhead
CPR/First Aid Certified & Babysitting Certificate
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak
x
x
x
Stone Mountain
497-7152
x
x
x
Stone Mountain
18
497-0069
x
x
x
Stone Mountain
15
347-2810
x
x
Katelyn Mann
16
443-995-5047
x
x
x
The Hills of Stone Oak
Bailey Kadzis
17
788-4832
x
x
x
Stone Mountain
Andrew Kadzis
14
771-4858
Aminah Francois
16
481-0084
x
x
x
Glen of Stone Oak
Samantha Collins
15
323-6101
x
x
x
The Waters
Mac Thomasson
16
454-7552
x
x
x
Highlands at Sonterra
Daniela Cesar
17
772-4439 393-7966
x
x
x
Mt. Arrowhead
CPR/First Aid Certified, Bilingual
Sydney Scott
18
214-995-5973
x
x
x
Springs of Stone Oak
4 yrs of experience in babysitting
Selden Ford
19
602-7178
x
x
x
Oaks at Sonterra
CPR certified, experienced in dog walking and babysitting
Ashley Ricciardelli
14
520-1366
x
x
x
Saddle Mountain
CPR and first aid certified
Niah Easley
15
288-2891
x
x
x
Big Springs
CPR and first aid certified
x
x
x
The Glen
Speaks English & Spanish
x
Los Lomas
x
Midlands of Sonterra
Mature, responsible, able to work in all Stone Oak areas.
Mesa Verde
Tutoring (all subjects) grades 1st-6th. CPR and first aid certified. Experienced with kids of all ages. Experienced house/pet sitter. Good rates on lawn care. Certified soccer referee. Boy Scout. CPR certified
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x
Hills of Sonterra
Summit
x
Omar Leal
14
683-2578
Kenneth Garrett
17
241-9291
Timothy Watson
17
495-6629
Ashlyn Gill
18
273-0405
x
Camden Barnes
16
392-4409
x
Aaron Dunham
14
705-3647
Nicole Alatorre
17
846-6338
x
x
x
x
x
Tutoring 1-6 Grade, Sports
Stone Mountain
x
x
Mesa Grande
x
x
Champion Springs
x
x
Villages at Stone Oak
Aid for the Elderly, light cleaning, cooking, etc.
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Age
Phone
Babysit
Lawn Care
Petsit/ Walk
House/ Plant Care
x
x
x
Subdivision
Other
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
Oaks at Sonterra
CPR and First Aid certified/ K-6 math tutor/ 3 years experience in babysitting all ages
Mesa Grande
Tennis lessons, first aid and CPR certified.
Jorge Barrera
15
845-9420
Adriana Carner
18
861-6114
x
Andy Wang
19
225-252-7223
x
Chloe Sikarskie
14
256-770-2322
x
x
x
Mesa Verde
Red Cross Certified Babysitter
Halle Hanks
18
501-8059
x
x
x
La Cierra at Sonterra
CPR and First Aid certified. Can work anywhere in sonterra.
Jessi Heinsohn
19
701-6807
x
x
x
Echo Canyon
Colleen Konetzke
19
643-0966
Katie Munro
18
573-5538
Zach Vanlandingham
18
376-7527 835-6552
Hannah Eberiga
15
412-8104
x
Mary Margaret
16
662-587-6988
x
Christopher Garrett
16
215-4319
Erika Roberts
16
914-512-1169
x
Meredith Roberts
15
914-512-1169
x
Jack Roberts
13
914-512-1169
x
x
x x x
Woods of Sonterra
Private swim lessons. Experienced with all ages and levels. CPR and First Aid certified.
x
Glen of Stone Oak
CPR certified
x
Mount Arrowhead
Complete experienced lawn care offered to all areas of Stone Oak
x
Stone Creek
CPR/First Aid Certified, Babysitting Certificate
Stone Mountain x
Sydney Ellis
16
239-5585
x
Josilynn Howard
16
240-286-1847
x
Katie Knoell
18
619-838-4063 c 210-757-3452 h
x
Evan Knoell
15
619-838-3296 c 210-757-3452 h
Brayden Watson
14
512-550-0372
Natasha Diaz-Escobar
14
499-1218
Brittany Douglas
15
Zachary Rockhold
x
Los Lomas
Available for others nearby also
x
Village on the Glen
Great with all ages. Drives
x
Village on the Glen
Prefers children out of diapers and older.
x
x
Village on the Glen
Homeschooled so can work during the day.
x
x
Springs at Stone Oak
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Stone Mountain
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Reagan High School Principal: Brenda Shelton 210-356-1800 19000 Ronald Reagan San Antonio, TX 78258
Lopez Middle School Principal: Barry Lanford 210-356-5000 23103 Hardy Oak Boulevard San Antonio, TX 78258
Wilderness Oak Elementary School Principal: Stacia FitzSimon 210-407-9200 21019 Wilderness Oak San Antonio, Texas 78258
Johnson High School Principal: John Mehlbrech 210-356-0400 23203 Bulverde Rd San Antonio, TX 78258
Hardy Oak Elementary School Principal: Lola Folkes 210-407-3600 22900 Hardy Oak Blvd. San Antonio, TX 78258
Bush Middle School Principal: Gary Comalander 210-356-2900 1500 Evans Rd. San Antonio, TX 78258
Stone Oak Elementary School Principal: Elisabeth Krimbill 210-407-7800 21045 Crescent Oaks San Antonio, TX 78258
Las Lomas Elementary School Principal: Alan Rochkus 210-356-7000 20303 Hardy Oak Blvd. San Antonio, Tx 78258
Tejeda Middle School Principal: John Bojescul 210-356-5600 2909 Evans Road San Antonio, TX 78258
Canyon Ridge Elementary Principal: Laura Huggins 210-407-1600 20522 Stone Oak Parkway San Antonio, TX 78258
Vineyard Ranch Elementary School Principal: Tammy VanCleave 210-356-7200 16818 Huebner Rd. San Antonio, TX 78258
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Enchanted Rock State Natural Area sits on Big Sandy Creek on the border of Gillespie and Llano counties. It is 18 miles north of Fredericksburg. The Nature Conservancy of Texas purchased the property from Charles Moss in 1978. It later sold the 1,640.5-acre property to the state of Texas. Enchanted Rock opened as a state natural area in October 1978. It is a National Natural Landmark, and is on the National Register of Historic Places as an Archeological District. More than 400 archeological sites have been found in the park. All are protected, and 120 of them are designated State Archeological Landmarks. More than 250,000 people trek to the park each year to experience the magic of Enchanted Rock. In fact, it is one of the most visited parks in the state park system.
AREA HISTORY Humans have camped in this area for 12,000 years. One enduring sign of their time here remains: Prehistoric people ground or pounded their food on granite rocks throughout the park. They left depressions in the granite, called bedrock mortars. The Spaniards first explored Central Texas in the 1700s. They mounted raids against the Lipan Apache and attempted to colonize this area. They established a mission and presidio on the San Saba River in the mid1700s, and tried to establish a silver mine on Honey Creek near the Llano River. Germans and Americans arrived by the mid-1800s, drawn by dreams of having land of their own and tales of gold and silver. Stone Oak - March 2015 - Vol 20 No 3
Captain Jack Hays: Capt. John Coffee ( Jack) Hays was a surveyor and legendary Texas Ranger. While surveying near Enchanted Rock in 1841, Indians attacked Hays and a group of men. Cut off from the others, Hays climbed the rock and holed up in a depression at the summit. He fought off his attackers for three hours, before his companions came to his aid. Look for his historical marker as you climb.
MYTHS AND LEGENDS Enchanted Rock has fascinated humans for thousands of years. As a result, it has inspired many stories that endure today. Most of these are rooted in fancy rather than fact. Tonkawa Indians thought that ghost fires flickered on top of the dome. The odd creaking and groaning coming from the dome frightened them. But don’t worry! Geologists say that the dome creaks and groans as temperatures change. As for the ghost fires, the rock glitters on clear nights after rain. Scientists think the glittering is reflections from collected water or wet feldspar. One story tells of an Indian maiden who saw her tribe killed by an enemy. She threw herself off the top of Enchanted Rock, and her spirit haunts the rock still. Another romantic story tells of a young Spanish soldier who rescued his true love just as Comanches were about to burn her at the base of the rock. Once, the Tonkawa captured a Spanish conquistador, who escaped by hiding in the rocks. This gave rise to an Indian legend of a “pale man swallowed by a rock and reborn as one of their own.” The Indians believed he wove enchantments on the area. http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/enchanted-rock ©Neighborhood News, Inc. PAGE 15
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For Sale: Norwalk Funiture - large Sofa & large matching Chair, like new, $600. Queen headboard, $75. Living room chair, $50. Call Bill at 210-394-5583 2/15 For Sale: Lose Holiday Weight with exercise treadmill. Excellent/like new condition. This is not a toy. Treadmill Exerciser Pro-Form XP 615 Trainer. Includes handrail, foot rail, heart rate sensor, cushioned walking platform, distance/ pulse/calories/ incline display, space saver Timber Wood Park Resident
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