TIMBERWOOD PARK M A Y 2017
Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc.
Vo l . 1 9 Issu e 5 A Neighborhood News ™ Publication
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT or those of you who weren’t able to attend the April 4 Board meeting, we were able to present an update on the proposed park master plan, which includes potential future development and placement of things like a multipurpose sports field, dog park, expanded walking path, fishing piers, additional bathroom facilities, enhanced pool amenities, the remodeled or rebuilt clubhouse, and more. The plan received very positive response from those in attendance, and we will be publishing more information about the plan as it moves toward finalization. And please keep in mind, while the plan may soon be considered “final,” that doesn’t mean it’s not flexible. It may indeed change over time depending on any number of factors. But it does provide a solid blueprint of what’s possible in the park. We also announced that after reviewing the bid information we had received last year, the Board voted unanimously to select the architectural firm of Alvin Peters and Associates to do the clubhouse architectural design. Alvin has specialized experience in HOA projects, including neighborhood clubhouses, and it makes further sense because his firm is the one that oversaw development of the park master plan, so his clubhouse design will be more in line with the overall goals of the master plan. The design process is just now beginning, and we will keep the community posted on the progress. We all know that the special events we have in Timberwood are a large part of what separates our neighborhood apart from others. And in just its third year, the “Smokin in the Park” barbecue cookoff is already one of the biggest and best events of the year. This year’s cookoff was held on April 1, and we had 33 teams. It was a lot of fun to see all the different teams’ equipment and setup, that ranged from simple backyard smokers to very elaborate and fully-equipped trailer rigs. The event has grown well beyond barbecue as it now has live music throughout the day and night, children’s activities, and much more. This year barbecue plates were also provided to visitors in exchange for a donation to the Bexar-Bulverde Volunteer Fire Department, and that raised over $1,500 for the department! Special thanks to Clean Scapes landscaping company, which donated the briskets and pork butts that were served, and to Timberwood Park resident Ricky Gonzales, who spent a whole day smoking the meat. Thanks also to MJ Septic, which was a presenting sponsor for the event.
F
What was especially great was the opportunity to spend time getting to know neighbors whether they were barbecuing next to you, sitting at a judges’ table with you, volunteering with you to help set up or clean up, or just walking around to the different tents to see how the different folks were barbecuing. There were also spots where multiple families from sections of the neighborhood were set up together enjoying the day’s activities. The Sunny Meadow families were especially well represented in a couple of different locations. (In fact, special thanks to the Sunny Meadow team members who saw me and my barbecue partner having some equipment difficulty right before the “chef’s choice” turn-in time and lent us a giant pan that helped us finish in time and get our entry turned in. Very neighborly of you guys!) Of course events like this don’t happen without the hard work, dedication and creativity of Karen O’Neil, who most of you know has been the Social Events Chairman for over 7 years now. Karen spends countless hours throughout the year putting on all of the events we have, but this barbecue cookoff really is one of the most challenging based on the number of different logistics involved. Karen and her family are originally from Connecticut, but she can now teach any Texan how to put on a first-class Texas barbecue event! And no sooner was the barbecue event over and Karen was putting the finishing touches on the Easter Egg hunt which was held the following weekend on April 8. This was the biggest one yet, with hundreds of children and their families in attendance. It was pretty amazing to see over 3,000 Easter eggs picked up in mere seconds! And with (Continued on page 2)
Next Board Meeting All Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse at the Park. June 6, 2017
(Continued from front page)
the potluck brunch inside the clubhouse, it was another great way for neighbors to get together. Now on to the “less fun” subject matter. As the weather warms up and kids are getting into summer vacation mode, there tends to be more instances of youth mischief in the park and park facilities. Yes, kids will be kids, but unfortunately there are sometimes instances when their actions may result in damage to park property, or create a safety risk for themselves or others. At one point early last summer, we began to see a bit of a spike in these types of events, so we decided to try out a park monitor program in which we have individuals patrolling the park and addressing any issues that may arise, or preferably, before they arise. Just having the presence of somebody with a level of authority in the park is enough to make most kids and/or adults think twice before doing anything too silly. Fortunately, the program seems to have worked very well as we had virtually no issues for the rest of last summer. So we are going to have the park monitors in place again this summer. With that said, the park belongs to all of us, and it still takes everybody’s help to keep the park safe and make sure park rules are followed. The park monitor is typically one person who can’t be everywhere at once, so if you see any inappropriate or unsafe activity, please help address it, it is your right to do so. And if you feel you need assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact the park monitor if you can, or the park caretakers. And if it is serious enough that you believe the Sheriff’s Department should be involved, please call them. The park rules and contact information is featured in this newsletter. Another important thing to remember is that if you do witness any individuals or groups causing any trouble, please try and get names. That is the only way we can really track down and hold them accountable for their actions. And parents, we suggest that you talk to your children and let them know that the park belongs to your families. If they enjoy the privilege of being able to use the park, they should take pride in it and help take care of it. Damages to the park come out of the assessments that are paid by all of us, the property owners, and any needed repairs come from those assessments instead of going toward something else that might benefit the neighborhood. And repeated or severe incidents can lead to loss of park privileges. Also, we have found that often it is not the neighborhood kids themselves that cause the damage, it is often the friends or acquaintances that don’t live here. So encourage your kids to stop their friends or others from causing mischief and if they are not comfortable doing that they can report issues to yourselves, the park monitor or the caretakers. And with all this said, please don’t think that we have ever had a serious “problem” in the park. Like I said, these are only occasional events and in just about every case it is related to simple youth mischief. We are just doing what we can to ensure that it does not escalate to become a problem, and to ensure that the park remains a safe and fun place for residents of all ages. Thanks for your time, and I’ll see you around the neighborhood!
Thanks & Farewell To TPOA Board Member Rick Mesa! The TPOA Board would like to thank Rick Mesa for his service to the community as a member of the TPOA Board of Directors, and wish him farewell. Rick recently stepped down from the board due to the fact that he and his family moved out of the neighborhood. Beyond his service as a board member, Rick supported many neighborhood initiatives and events before he was even elected to the board. And anybody who had a child who attended Timberwood Park Elementary from 2008 through 2015 probably came across Rick at some point in time. Rick was an original PTA member and he started the Dad’s Club at the school when it opened, and he gave countless hours to supporting the school, students, teachers and staff in so many different ways. Thanks for everything Rick!
Published and distributed by: Neighborhood News, Inc. 3740 Colony Drive Suite 120 San Antonio, TX 78230 (210) 558-3160 * (210) 558-3163 fax Info@NeighborhoodNews.com
www.NeighborhoodNews.com For advertising sales and information please call or send an email to Sales@NeighborhoodNews.com Articles that appear in the Timberwood Park newsletter do not necessarily reflect the official position of Neighborhood News, Inc. and their publication does not constitute an endorsement therein. The appearance of any advertisement in Timberwood Park newsletter does not constitute an endorsement by Neighborhood News, Inc. of the goods or services advertised. Neighborhood News, Inc. is not responsible for errors beyond the cost of the actual ad space. Any publication of Neighborhood News, Inc., whether draft or final is the sole property of Neighborhood News, Inc. and cannot be reproduced or distributed in any way, whether in print or electronically, without the express written consent of Neighborhood News, Inc. ©Neighborhood News, Inc.
GRAHAM PLUMBING SERVICE
LUBE 24920 Blanco Rd • San Antonio, TX 78260 5 miles north of 1604
Kirk Graham 210-313-8852 • Leaks • Clogs • Installation • Water Heaters, Repairs No Overtime Charges Evenings/Weekends
Master License #18441
9 Get an oil change 9 Restore your headlights 9 Change cabin air filter 9 Flush your radiator 9 Need new battery? 9 Need new brakes? 9 Need new wiper blades?
210.251.4838
FIND COUPON ON OUR WEBSITE WWW.TWLUBE.COM
Greg Matula TPOA Board President
Family owned & operated Timberwood Park Residents
2
Dear Homeowner, As residents to the area, we’d like to introduce ourselves to your neighborhood. We are the owners of Integrity Roofing & Siding, a family owned business, locally grown with roots going back to over 35 years. You may have seen our signs at job sites throughout the community. We are proud to serve both residential and commercial customers throughout San Antonio and the
surrounding region.
Ronnie & Stephanie Suarez
The super service awards and recognitions
Owners of Integrity Roofing & Siding
we’ve earned for consecutive years and our high regard for an excellent customer experience show our dedication to work hard for the people we service. You can really count on us to give you the positive experience you deserve. We would be happy to meet you, hear about your project needs and be given the opportunity to earn your business. Give us a call to schedule your estimate with our highly skilled team today!
Free Estimates
Special Offer Free Ridge Vent (40’ Minimum) with new roof and also $250 off upgrade to a lifetime roof.
Roof Replacements & Repairs Gutters, Windows, & Siding
Must be presented when signing contract & not valid with any other coupon offer
Exclusive Dedication www.integritysa.com 4807 West Ave | SA, TX 78213 | Phone: 210-340-7663| Email: info@integritysa.com
3
2017
EVENTSin thePARK Saturday, August 5 - Music in the Park, 7:30-10, The Voice and Country Music Rising Star Curtis Grimes!
We are excited and think that we will have the best year yet for events at the park! Committees are already planning Music in the Park, 3rd Annual Wine Tasting and 3rd Annual BBQ Cook Off! Here is a sneak peek at what is already lined up for the year with more information to come! Save these dates and more will be added!
Saturday, August 19 - Music in the Park, 7:30-10, Jared Deck from Oklahoma, Rock, we loved every song (especially “Grace”on his recent cd on itunes “Jared Deck”-download a copy and don’t miss this one!!!
Friday, May 12 - 7:30-10, The Passing Strangers, 80s, TWP favorite! We dance and sing all night! Friday, May 26 - 7:30-10, Two Tons of Steel, Rockabilly, TWP favorite! This show always packs the park!
Friday, September 1 - Music in the Park 7:30-10, we are so lucky Dave Fenley returns to our stage from Nashville, Dave was a runner up on America’s Got Talent.
Saturday, June 10 - 7:30-10, Zac Wilkerson, Bluesy Rock, was an amazing show last summer, download his whole cd on itunesand don’t miss this awesome show!
Friday, September 15 - TWP resident band The Blast opens then Reggae Band One Destiny returns to our stage!
Friday, June 23 - 7:30-10, Another TWP favorite and resident from TWP band- John Reeves and the Brew! Perfect mix of country and rock classics, we cannot get enough of this band!
Saturday, October 28 - ALL day- Halloween in the Park with added tailgating and activities during the day!
Saturday, July 8 - ALL DAY Picnic in the Park with all day family events ending with Music in the Park with returning impressive country cover band- Small Town Habit from 7:30-10! Saturday, July 22 - 7:30-10 pm - Music in the Park with Lovelust, Cover band, new to our stage plays 60s to current popular songs! Lovelust plays all over town and our MIP committee was impressed with their live show and sound!
(210) 695-8663 FAX (210) 695-8661 rmojarro@randclandscape.com 15761 Tamaron Pass San Antonio, TX 78253
Commercial & Residential • Residential & Commercial Remodeling • Painting - Interior & Exterior • Tile Work • Room Additions & Wood Floors • Decks - Repair & Stain • Rebath & Kitchen • Windows / Doors
Landscape Maintenance & Construction Irrigation Installation & Repairs Tree Trimming
FREE ESTIMATES .
ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED
AND MUCH MORE! 40 Yrs Experience
RED SA REMODELING Call for appointment 210-860-3335 or 210-702-8852 email: redcoatremodeling@yahoo.com
4
Sunday
May 2017
Monday
Tuesday
1
Wednesday
2
Thursday
3
Friday
Saturday
4
5
6
Cinco de Mayo 7
8
9
10
11
12 Music in the Park 7:30-10:00
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Mother's Day
Armed Forces Day 21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
Memorial Day
CLIENT FOCUSED ~ AGENT OWNED
JoDee Gilmore
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Realtor® Direct ~ 210.887.5885 Web ~ www.JoDeeGilmore.com Email ~ JoDeeGilmore@gmail.com 27560 Old Blanco Rd, San Antonio 78260
)Ask us about our Variable Commission Rates Our Economy is at the HIGHEST LEVEL in Years The Timeing Could Not be MORE Perfect to Sell!! CALL ME TODAY...Let Me Run YOU a FREE Market Analysis
DELIVERING 5 STAR CLIENT EXPERIENCE FROM PRE-LISTING TO POST-CLOSING Residential Home & Land Sales Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Veteran Land Board Certified Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) Certified Military Residential Specialist (CMRS) Owner Finance Properties VA & TX Vet Programs ePRO Marketing Certified BUYING SELLING Real Estate Digital Marketing Certified FRIENDLY ADVICE
PROUD TIMBERWOOD PARK RESIDENT SINCE 1996
5
25
26 Music in the Park 7:30-10:00
27
TIMBERWOOD PARK OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. PARK INFORMATION, RULES AND REGULATIONS 2.
This park is reserved exclusively for the use and enjoyment of Timberwood Park residents and property owners and their guests.
a. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 911
Residents must be present with guests. Park Hours – 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Unsupervised youth under the age of 18 are not permitted in the park after sunset. 1.
b. Children under the age of 10 must have adult supervision inside the park. c. Fires are strictly prohibited except in cooking grills. d. Firearms and other weapons are not permitted inside the park. BB guns, paintball guns, air soft guns, etc. are also prohibited.
PARK ACCESS AND USAGE a. All residents and property owners must obtain a gate card from Spectrum Association Management, LP in order to enter the park area. Property owners may call Spectrum at 210-494-0659 or send them an e-mail at contact@ spectrumam to request a new card which will be mailed to the resident. Or, you may visit their office located at 17319 San Pedro Ave., Suite 318, San Antonio, TX 78232. (Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) If your card has been lost or stolen, please notify Spectrum and a new card will be issued. The card replacement fee is $20 per card.
e. Fireworks are prohibited inside the park. f. All those using the park and its amenities do so at their own risk. The Timberwood Park Owners Association, Spectrum Association Management, and managing agents (referring to employees of Timberwood Park Owners Association) are not responsible for accidents or injuries, or loss of or damage to personal property. 3.
The gate card is issued for your use only; it is not to be used by any other party. If anyone is caught using your card, the card will be confiscated and you may lose your privileges to use the facilities. In addition, IF YOUR ASSESSMENT FEES AND TAXES ARE NOT CURRENT, YOUR CARD WILL BE DEACTIVATED AND YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO USE THE PARK FACILITIES.
TRAIL a. No motorized vehicles allowed on trail.
4.
PETS a. Dogs must be on a leash and under control by their owners at all times. b. Owners are responsible for picking up after their dogs.
b. Entering the Park area gives you privileges to use the clubhouse, basketball court, tennis courts, playground area, exercise/jogging trail, picnic areas, golf course and volleyball courts. In order to use the swimming pool, you must buy separate individual or family membership.
c. Dogs are not permitted inside the fenced playground. 5.
LAKE a. No swimming is allowed.
c. Commercial use of the park, subject to approval by the TPOA Board, is usually not allowed, and must serve the community’s interest. One-on-one swim and tennis lessons by residents for residents are allowed on a noninterference basis. Neighborhood businesses selling products or services during the TPOA Rummage Sale is allowed.
b. No boats or watercraft of any kind allowed. c. Fishing is permitted in the lake area from the bank – catch and release only.
LAWN MOWING SERVICE
901 N.E. Loop 410 - Suite 800 San Antonio, TX 78209
t t t t t
GENERAL SAFETY
By Timberwood Resident
No-cost consultation
Family Law Military Divorce Federal Civil Service Divorce Wills & Estates Probate
ƒ Shrub Trimming ƒ Power Washing
Attorney Jim Cramp Colonel, USAF (Ret.) Timberwood Park Resident
TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING JUST SAY . . .
“GIMME A BREAK!”
Ask For William
210.497.6588 or
15% discount for fellow Timberwood Park residents
210.771.5765
Call for a Free Estimate References Available
(210) 832-8064 www.cramplawfirm.com 6
HOUSE CLEANING 210-481-0822 *Insured and Bonded *Satisfaction Guaranteed WWW.GABCLEANING.COM
6.
all park guests, and are available on a first-come, firstserve basis.
PLAYGROUND a. Children under the age of 10 must have direct adult supervision while they are playing on playground equipment.
b. Timberwood Park residents may reserve the pavilion for parties and other special events. Please call the Park Office at 830-980-3349 for information and reservations.
b. No roughhousing, shoving, fighting, profanity, or throwing pebbles or any inappropriate objects in the playground.
9.
c. Use the playground equipment properly. Failure to do so can result in serious injury. (For example, there shall be no standing, kneeling, or riding double on the swings; no walking or running up and down the slide; no climbing on top of the swing set or other playground structures.)
POOL a. Please see Pool Rules, which are published separately.
10. CLUBHOUSE a.
The clubhouse is open to property owners and their guests only Tuesday through Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
b.
Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
c.
Smoking is prohibited inside the clubhouse at all times.
d.
Persons swimming are not allowed inside the clubhouse with wet swimming suits.
e.
Use of the clubhouse allows for playing pool, ping-pong, using exercise room, sitting and socializing only.
f.
Timberwood Park property owners may reserve the Clubhouse for parties and other private events. Please
d. No food or drink, and no glass containers are allowed inside the fenced playground area. e. Use caution as playground equipment may become dangerously hot during warm weather. 7.
TENNIS AND BASKETALL COURTS a. No wheeled vehicles of any kind allowed on courts – this includes bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, roller blades, wagons, strollers, etc. b. Courts are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
8.
PAVILION AND PICNIC AREAS a. The pavilion, picnic areas and barbecue pits are open to
(Continued on page 8)
Septic Tank & Aerobic System Cleaning Aerobic brands we clean: Aqua Air Hoot Aqua Klear Hydro-Action Aqua Safe Nu Water Cajun Air Solar Air Clearstream Southern Delta/Whitewater
210-504-4616
30 OFF
www.vdwws.com
06/30/2017
Family owned & operated since 1937 7
(Continued from page 7)
for others in the use of the park, only a minimum of rules and guidelines should be needed.
call the Park Office at 830-980-3349 for information and reservations. Clubhouse rental includes the use of the tables and the barbecue pit directly adjacent to the clubhouse. The private use of the Clubhouse carries additional rules, which are in addition to these posted rules. g.
Kitchen facilities may not be used unless you have rented the clubhouse for a private party.
h.
Proper attire must be worn in order to enter the clubhouse. Persons not wearing shirts or shoes will not be allowed inside the clubhouse.
i.
b.
Please help keep our park clean – dispose of all garbage in the proper receptacles.
c.
Please use respect for other park patrons when playing music. Operation of any loudspeaker or sound amplifier is prohibited unless permitted by Park management. Please call the Park Office at 830-9803349 for information.
d.
Do not park on grass.
e.
Inflatable jumpers, bounce-abouts and other small devices are permitted, but only with prior approval from park management. Please call the Park Office for information.
All other posted clubhouse rules must be followed, and additional rules for private use of the clubhouse will be presented in the rental agreement.
14. RULES ENFORCEMENT 11. FITNESS CENTER a.
The fitness center is open Mondays from 12 noon to 9:30 p.m. and Tuesday through Sunday from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
b.
Children age 13 and under are not allowed in the gym
c.
Children ages 13 to 15 are allowed with adult supervision
d.
All posted fitness center rules must be followed.
b. c.
The Golf Course is open every day during daylight hours. Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
t .ovF *O t .ovF Out t .BkF rFBEJFT
210-216-4464
Free Estimates Licensed, Insured and Bonded
To report illegal activity, please call the Bexar County Sherriff’s Office:
This park is monitored by 24-hour video surveillance.
The safety and enjoyment of the members of the community are of primary concern in the operation of our park. If all park users show courtesy and consideration
In business for 17 years
Property owners are also asked to assist with enforcement of these rules, or to immediately report rules violations and concerns to:
Emergency – 911 Non-emergency – 210-335-6000
Players must follow all posted rules on the golf course.
Mister Clean
b.
c.
13. GENERAL COURTESY a.
Please remember that the use of the park and its amenities is a privilege, and the Timberwood Park Owners Association reserves the right to revoke that privilege for any individual or family found to be maliciously or repeatedly violating park rules and regulations.
Park Manager – 830-980-3349 Spectrum Association Management – 210-494-0659 After-Hours – 1-866-902-9730
12. GOLF COURSE a.
a.
NEIGHBORHOOD LAWN CARE AND DESIGN
Kelco Handyman Services
Check us out on
Discount with yearly contract
Lawn Maintenance Landscaping Mulch Fertilizing Christmas Light Hanging
One Time Jobs to Year Round Service! Call Now for Free Estimate
Rob Hankosky 210-723-7010
Mike Kelly
nlcd@sbcglobal.net
210-708-6988
Timberwood Park Resident
8
Interior/Exterior Paint Wood Rot Replacement Carpet/Tile/Wood Floor Kitchen & Baths Carpentry MUCH Concrete MUCH Electrical MORE! Decks/Fencing Drywall Mailboxes Appliance Repair Timberwood Park Resident
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT 26330 Choctaw Pass 28005 Wooded Acres 409 Misty Water 1607 Slumber Pass 1607 Slumber Pass 610 Spacious Sky 27014 Wooded Acres 514 Cactus Flower 26718 Timberline 610 Poco Pass 1715 Slumber Pass 723 Spacious Sky 26735 Virgo 363 Ceremonial Ridge 26116 High Timber Pass 406 Ragtime 26416 Choctaw Pass 205 Heaven’s Way 1103 Silent Hollow 26324 Choctaw Pass 26422 Dancing Bear 27106 Harmony Hills 1330 Slumber Pass 26719 Sagitarius 25707 Whatta View 606 Spacious Sky 25918 Hootananny
roof roof 6’ backyard fence patio cover/porch shed under 200 sq. ft. exterior paint/roof shed under 200 sq. ft. new home construction roof new home construction 90 day extension on new home construction 4’ fence roof roof new home construction roof roof - color revision detached room addition/ driveway/fence pool exterior paint pool/fence driveway revision roof roof lot clearing solar panels/fence roof
Solicitors, What Can We Do? We have all probably experienced a stranger knocking at our door asking us to sign up for a service or to purchase something. Despite the fact that Timberwood Park has no solicitation sign at every entrance, the solicitors keep coming. So what can we do as a neighborhood regarding solicitors? The Bexar County Sherriff’s office was contacted and a deputy in our area stated there were a few things we can do to help eradicate the solicitors from the neighborhood, including the following: 1. If a solicitor comes to your home, and you speak to them, inform them that the neighborhood is a no soliciting neighborhood. 2. Under no circumstances should you purchase anything from a solicitor. This action only provides them motivation to continue to solicit to your neighbors. 3. Lastly, you can call the Bexar County sheriffs department to report the solicitor, but keep in mind this is a low priority for Bexar County and you may or may not receive a response. The deputy commented that the last few times he met with solicitors, they provided him information of sales they had made to people in the neighborhood. As mentioned before, this just entices the solicitor to continue to work the neighborhood. The deputy said that they do not arrest the solicitors, but will issue them a warning, and a citation if they are caught again. But the best way to keep solicitors out of the neighborhood is to make the neighborhood a poor target area for sales. If they know they’re not going to sell anything in the area, they will stop coming.
Are you getting eblasts? If you are not receiving TPOA Eblast and would like to, please visit www.spectrumam.com and register your email address. It’s easy and can be done in four steps: 1. Go to the Spectrum website at www.spectrumam. com. 2. Under Account Login, click the Login/Register button. 3. Fill in your account information. 4. Click “submit” and you’ll receive a confirmation email within 24 hours. If you do not receive this email, contact Spectrum at 210-494-0695 and speak with a concierge representative. The association’s website features information about events and meetings happening in our community, downloadable copies of the governing documents, and the ability to pay your assessments online and even set up recurring payments. In addition, you will receive timely emails about our community. Don’t delay—register your account today!
9
Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc. 26631 Timberline Drive, San Antonio, TX 78260
Residential & Commercial Plumbing Services t )PU 8BUFS )FBUFST t 'BVDFUT t %JTQPTBMT t 4FXFST %SBJOT t 8BUFS 4PGUFOFS
Pool Rules, Registration & Waiver 2017 Season
m
s.co
new
ood
M-36230
: CLARK PLUMBING CO. FEATURING BRANDS
Spectrum Association Management 210.494.0659
Gettheword out
.PFO ,PIMFS (SPIF %FMUB "NFSJDBO 4UBOEBSE " 0 4NJUI
rh bo
gh
nei
@ les
sa
“Where Quality Still Counts�
I. Introduction The safety and enjoyment of the members of the community are of primary concern in the operation of our pool. We expect all pool users to show courtesy and consideration for others in the use of the pool and cooperate with the lifeguards/managing agents in their daily management of the pool. We appreciate your cooperation with their directives or requests regarding safety. Please abide by the rules and guidelines, and curtail any activity that interferes with the swimming enjoyment of others.
For Installation & Repair, call Dustin Clark
590-4993 | 912-3291
1 0 #PY t 4BO "OUPOJP 59
III. Pool Use, Fees, Guest Policy, and User Responsibility a. Use of the pool is restricted to the Timberwood Park property owners who pay the membership fee and whose Association assessment fees are current. b. The maximum occupancy of the swimming pool and surrounding area is 185 people. c. Use of the pool is a privilege subject to revocation upon violation of these rules as determined by the TPOA Board of Directors. Violation of these rules, as well as any other dangerous, unsafe, or objectionable behavior shall be reported to the TPOA Board, Spectrum, and employees. d. An annual fee will be charged to property owners and residents who wish to be pool members for the season as follows (includes activation to both amenity cards): t Single Membership $160 t Family Membership $200 t Swim Team Membership $100 for duration of swim team season and REQUIRED to join team (cards deactivated July 1) t Half-season family membership $125 (July 1– end of season) t Half-season individual membership $100 (July 1– end of season)
Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc., Spectrum Association Management, or managing agents (referring to employees hereafter) reserve the right to close the pool at any time due to emergency, scheduled and unscheduled cleaning, repairs, inclement weather, or lifeguard availability. II. Swim at Your Own Risk/Season/Hours/Lifeguards/ Managing Agents The pool is available for swimming at your own risk by means of a pool access card throughout the pool season, after an association member has signed a pool waiver and agreed to the rules. a. It is the responsibility of the person(s) using the pool to secure the access gate while using the pool and upon departure. b. It is also the responsibility of anyone using the pool to not allow anyone who does not have an active pool card in their possession to enter the pool area. c. Pool Season is April 14 to October 18. Pool closing date is subject to change due to weather. d. Pool Hours are 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The pool is closed on Mondays for maintenance; if a holiday falls on a Monday, the pool will be closed the following day (Tuesday). Pool entrance cards do not allow access after or before pool hours. e. The presence of the lifeguards/managing agents at the pool is neither an implicit or explicit guarantee of the safety of any pool user at any time. Lifeguards will be on duty during peak hours as determined by the TPOA Board of Directors. Peak hours are defined as 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday during the summer season, June 2 through August 24.
(Continued on page 11)
Aqua-Tap Pool Care ( 210) 677 (210) 677-5385 385
www.aquatappoolcare.com www.aquatappoolcare.com Receive Receive a Free Free Month Month of of Service Service When When You You Sign Sign Up Up for for a Maintenance Maintenance Package Package 10
(Continued from page 10)
Spectrum, and employees are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or loss of or damage to personal property. The ultimate responsibility rests with the pool members and pool users who are homeowners in the Timberwood Park community.
t t t t t
Senior (65+) Family Membership $160 Senior (65+) Single Membership $100 Senior (65+) Half Season Membership $80 Two-Week Family Pass $50 Guest Use $3 per person. Must be a guest of a pool member; there is no day-use option. e. A family includes both parents and any children residing at home with the parents. Adult children or grandchildren in a separate household are not included. f. Guests of resident pool members are permitted and must pay $3 each, per day. Guests who are age 65+ must pay $2 each, per day. There is a limit of 10 guests PER GROUP. All guests must be accompanied by a parent or adult member, age 18 or older. g. Groups larger than 10 must register and pre-pay through the office 7 days prior to the event to ensure appropriate staffing (lifeguard, pool monitor, etc.). Those with groups of 25 or more will be required to pay a $100 per 25 guests to cover additional lifeguards necessary, in addition to $3 per guest. Parties of 10 or more attempting to enter without prior notice will be turned away. The pool cannot be closed for private parties; it must remain available for all pool members during open hours. h. Persons using the pool do so at their own risk. TPOA,
IV. Pool Conduct a. Lifeguards/managing agents are in charge of the pool at all times. Their primary function is to keep the pool safe for all users by enforcing pool rules. It is at their discretion to apply safeguards that are not addressed in these rules in order to maintain a safe experience for all pool users. Pool members must adhere to the following rules: i. Items/behaviors not permitted in the pool area: 1. Smoking–please smoke near covered patio 2. Running or excessive horseplay 3. Foul/vulgar language, excessive noise, and radios 4. Balloons or other items that could clog pumps 5. Pets (except service animals) 6. Glass items 7. Public consumption of alcohol 8. Roller/in-line skates, scooters, skateboards, or bicycles 9. Toys or sports equipment, at staff discretion (Continued on page 13)
We need your donations of gently used clothing, shoes and household items to assist children in your community who have been homeless, abused, neglected and trafficked. Call 210-733-8888 for home pickup. Or drop off your donations at any of these San Antonio collection stations.
,+ 1RUWK ¢ ,QJUDP 5RDG 6RXWK )ORUHV :HVW &RPPHUFH 11
(Continued from page 11)
board as determined by a lifeguard. Floatation devices are not permitted on the diving board, and divers cannot need additional assistance to complete their dive. There is to be no use of the diving board when a lifeguard is not present. t Swim lessons between pool members are allowed on a non-interference basis with other pool users. t The lifeguards/managing agents on duty are empowered to limit pool usage using disciplinary ‘time outs’ and/or by asking a patron to leave the pool. ○ First offense: verbal warning ○ Second offense: 20-minute time out for the individual ○ Third offense: individual ejected from pool area for the remainder of the day ○ Members found arguing with these employees, or repeatedly breaking the rules, can lose their pool membership for the remainder of the season, with no refund. Should a member have a question or disagree with a rule, they can contact Spectrum personnel or a TPOA board member. Employees on-site are only doing their job and enforcing rules they’ve been assigned. ○ Please report any damage or vandalism to the pool and surrounding area immediately to employees or Spectrum so the problem can be resolved in a timely manner and to reduce potential safety hazards to others.
t All members and guests using the pool must dispose of all trash, including leftover food items, in trash cans provided in the pool area. t Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult (18+ years). t Children 13–17 may swim without an accompanying adult only when a lifeguard is present. t Under all circumstances, the pool is swim at your own risk. t Pool users must be properly attired in swimwear. No cut-off pants are permitted in the pool. All children under age 3 must wear a swim diaper (provided for $2 if needed). t Long hair must be tied up or in a swim cap. t Safety equipment is to be used only in the event of an emergency. t Any person who, in the sole judgement of the employee, appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be excluded from the pool area. t Pool games allowed at the discretion of the lifeguards and on a non-interference basis with other members. t The pool closes for 30 minutes any time an employee hears thunder or sees lightning. Each new incident resets the timer until reopening. Please be patient during these times, as our primary concern is your safety. t Only swimmers of adequate ability may use the diving
GUY PETERSON, DDS • Invisalign® Braces • Sedation Dentistry • Dental Implants • Cosmetic Dentistry • Superior Dentures and Partials Caring, Gentle, Personalized, and Attentive Dental Care
• Latest Techniques and Technology
2395 Bulverde Rd. • Bulverde, TX 78163
www.bulverdedental.com
830.980.2869
$100.00 Off In Office Teeth Whitening or Free Take Home Teeth Whitening when you come in for a new patient exam and x-rays and mention this ad. 12
3rd Annual BBQ Cook Off Biggest and Best Yet!! Our 3rd Annual Cook Off had 33 teams enter, over 50 residents had a blast judging Margaritas, Bloody Mary’s, ribs, chef’s choice, chicken and brisket categories. Kids had Kona Ice, competed in Sand castle and Chalk contests and enjoyed the inflatable obstacle course. We had live music all day starting at noon in the Pits Parking Lot, followed at night in the pavilion with our first Music in the Park. The park was packed with an estimated 5-700 people and we lucked out on the weather! We gave out plates for donations to the Bexar Bulverde Volunteer Fire Department and were able to give them $1500 in donations! Thank you to our sponsors for the plates Clean Scapes Landscaping, Matt Stults and Ricky Gonzales for smoking all the meat! Also thanks to MJ Septic for sponsoring the event as well! Our volunteers were amazing and I will miss some names I’m sure but many thanks especially to Kathy and Paul Colliander, Tom and Becca Marty, Phyllis and Archie Summerlin and Kevin Werling for helping to keep the entry and judging moving well all day long. Our Head Judge Nathan Hall was a huge addition to the event this year and made all run smoothly! Also huge thanks to Fanita and Dave Barkalow for help cleaning and setting up, Denise and David Holgado for cleaning up the donation plates area!
OUR WINNERS IN THE EVENT WERE: Grand Champion- Jokers with Smokers- Robert Marburger Reserve Grand Champion- Getting Sauced- Gary Nix 3rd Overall- Wing Man- Chris Martinez
BBQ Cook Off
Top 3 Winners in Each Category: Chicken: 1st - Bob-BQ Crew- Robert Edwards 2nd - Jokers with Smokers- Robert Marburger 3rd - Undivided Smokers- Paul Colliander
Chef’s Choice: 1st - Gettin Sauced- Gary/Taylor Nix 2nd - Smokin Knights- Pauline Knight 3rd - Pig Headed BBQ- Rick Maldonado
Ribs: 1st - Jokers with Smokers- Rob Marburger 2nd - Bringing the Sauce- Dennis Jacks 3rd - Wingman- Chris Martinez
Bloody Mary’s: 1st - Jokers with Smokers- Rob Marburger 2nd - Smokin Knights- Pauline Knight 3rd - Smoke Damage- Tommy Green
Brisket: 1st - Jokers with Smokers- Rob Marburger 2nd - Gettin Sauced- Gary Nix 3rd - Wingman- Chris Martinez
Margarita’s: 1st - Barrel Boys- Ruben Beltran 2nd - Smoke Mamba’s- Greg Matula 3rd - Republic of Texas BBQ- Billy Faustich
10% off
PL
Returning Customers: check out our Website for monthly specials
.
MACHO’S A C
New Clients Mention this Ad
C UM IN , S BING SERVICE
ty N o Gi mmicks, Just Quali
bluebonnetgrooming.com Proof of Current Rabies Vaccines required for all pets over 16 weeks.
210-399-8585 21 2 210 1010 1 0---3 0 399-85 39 3 399 999 99 99-85 9-8 9 9--8 -8585 85 8 585 58 5 85 | 830-515-2555 85 830 8 83 3030 3 0--5 -515515 51 51 15 5-255 5-2 55 -2 -25 25 2555 555 5 55 55 5 5 28120 2812 281 28 2 812 8120 81 8 120 12 1 20 2 0 US US HWY HW H WY 281 WY 28 28 81 1 N #106 #10 #1 # 10 1 06 0 6
Patrick Camacho Master Plumber Lic.#M-18234
13
210-699-0818
Kevin & Kathy Kelly VACATION SPECIALISTS Timberwood Park Residents Veteran Owned 1110 Slumber Pass San Antonio, TX 78260-5369 kkelly@cruiseone.com
(830) 714-4420 (Business) (844) 223-5574 (Toll Free) www.cruiseone.com/kkelly
TACLB49055E
s es sin rs Bu ea In 20 Y
Es Fr tim ee at es
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
TIMBERWOOD PARK RESIDENT - 14 YEARS
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING
• Painting • Small or Large Repairs • Drywall Repair & Installation • Remodeling • Electrical • Deck Construction • Ceramic Work • Rotted Wood Replacement • Window & Door Replacement • We do it all–large or small Irwin Dreyfus Angie’s 210-885-8465 List Email at diversified1@icloud.com A+ Rating www.diversifiedremodeling.net
Max Deike Owner 210-710-6219
3 SALES 3 SERVICE 3 INSTALLATION 3 Residential/Commercial 3 27 Years Experience 3 Service ALL Makes & Models 3 FREE Second Opinions HONEST SERVICE & QUALITY INSTALLATIONS
14
BBQ Cook Off
APPLE PEST CONTROL WARNING!!! by Calling This Number
s Quote Phone
(210) 695-8946
Will cause you to have excellent service at an excellent price! Yes! Organic Services Using Essential Oils! Yes! All Pests Yes! Animal Trapping Yes! Termites Yes! Lawn & Tree Program Yes! Mosquitos NO! CONTRACTS!! Contact Us!
$25 off
GRI, REALTOR®
(210) 316-5006 gpavliska@phyllisbrowning.com
Proud Resident of Timberwood Park Since 2007
Locally Family Owned
INITIAL HOME PEST CONTROL SERVICE
applepestcontrol.com 15
Easter at the Park, Thanks! Thank you to all the amazing neighbors that came to help hide eggs, set up tables, decorate (Nikki and Fanita), manage brunch table (Kathy and Tom), keep coffee flowing (Pam), run crafts, help with petting zoo, and especially cleanup (Fanita and Dave Barkalow, Carmen and Meredith)!!! Our clubhouse and park was literally bursting at the seams with record numbers of adorable kids, bunnies, and lots young families! We will have more eggs and more egg hunt timing strategy and more egg guards like Jennifer Thompson Diaz and Jennifer DeHay Clark next year!!! Thank you again to all I forgot to individually name, it was so great to have all the help!
• Timber Ad
$2. OFF
idents • es
You’ve tried all the REST, now try the very BEST... od Park R Mario’s of NYC. It’s the REAL deal. wo ion this ent M
• NYC dough shipped to us daily • Take Out or Dine-in on our Spacious Patio • Now Offering Gluten-Free Dough • BYOB
MARIO’S of NYC PIZ Z A 830-438-1202
26610 Hwy 281 N 78260 (Corner of N 281 & Bulverde Rd.) Check Out Our 5 Star Reviews!
16
Check out our five star reviews on Yelp and Google!
www.mariosofnyc.com
SUSANA BAIRD
Timberwood Realty
Selling Homes in Timberwood Park FROM Timberwood Park since 1999!
DO NOT PAY 6% TO SELL YOUR HOME! Come By or Call for a Free Market Analysis and Learn How I Can Save You $$ !!
Cell: 210-218-2364 Timberwood Park Sales Office 25120 Blanco Rd. (across from Valero Station) San Antonio, TX 78260
Email: homesales78260@gmail.com
Hire a True Neighborhood Specialist Today !! 17
HEART WOOD
Timberwood Park Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes April 4, 2017
T REE SERVICE & SOLUT IONS 59 " 59 " 59 59 " " " "
The Board of Directors for Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) held a public meeting at the TPOA Clubhouse. It was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Greg Matula with a quorum of board members in attendance.
t "-- 0' :063 53&& /&&%4 t $&35*'*&% "3#03*45 t" "---- 0' :06 063 53 6 53 5 &&& /&& &&%4 %4 %4 t $& $&35 35*'*& 35*' *'**&&% "3 *' 3#0 # 3* 34 455 t 130'&44*0/"- 53&& 4&37*$& t $0 $0 0.. ..&3$* . $ "- 3&4 &4**% %&/5 &/ /5*"-t 13 30''&4 44* 4*0/ *0 0/ /" "-- 53&&& 4& 4&37*$& t $0..&3$*"- 3&4*%&/5*"-
TPOA Board members present were Chris Martinez, Greg Matula, Karen O’Neil, and Craig Zenner. Rick Mesa, Scott Myles and Doug Eberle were absent.
GEORGE POTTER ~ 210-560-7688 Timberwood Park Resident
WWW.HEARTWOODTREESA.COM
Approval of Minutes of February Board Meeting - The membership reviewed the February 7, 2017 Board Meeting minutes. A motion to accept the minutes was made and duly seconded, and the board members voted unanimously in favor of approving the minutes with no further discussion.
Comal ISD Bond Vote - Marty Bartlett (Comal ISD Board of Trustees) spoke about upcoming Bond vote. Mr. Bartlett explained the need to pass the Bond to address student growth. Mr. Bartlett explained how the Bond would provide among other things, funding for two new high schools to relieve Canyon and Smithson Valley High Schools. The bond is not projected to have an impact on the tax rate.
BBQ Cookoff - Mr. Matula discussed the success of the BBQ cook-off event. In addition to a successful BBQ competition the event was also successful in raising 1473 dollars for the Bulverde Volunteer fire department.
Park Master Plan - Ms. O’Neil discussed the park master plan. Ms. O’Neil presented a rough draft of the proposed Master Plan and explained the process and steps taken to get to the current draft. Ms. O’Neil also went over some of the ideas/additions that could be considered in the future for the park. These ideas included: dog park, multiplex sports field, fishing docks, expanded picnic area by the pavilion, additional parking etc. Ms O’Neil discussed a major drainage ditch in the middle of where the proposed sports field is and other options if that becomes an issue. An idea from one a general member was brought up regarding a new bathroom that would be located by the sports/dog park. The board agreed this was a great idea and would be considered. Ms O’Neil also discussed expanding the pool area some leaving room for future additions such as baby pool or adult pool or lazy river in the future. Ms O’Neil stated that nothing has been finalized at this point.
Financial Report - 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 $568,036.26. $35,890.22 in delinquent assessment fees remained outstanding as of April 2, 2017.
Sally Cresswell REALTORÂŽ
MULTI MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCER Platinum Top 50 Realtors of San Antonio Texas Monthly Five Star Real Estate Agent San Antonio Business Journal Top 50 Individual Residential Real Estate Agent
We Work Together as a Team to get your Home Sold!
Clubhouse Architectural Plan - Alvin Peters from AP Architects spoke about proposal for clubhouse. Mr. Peters discussed options of rebuild versus remodel. Alvin gave his (Continued on page 19)
Call Sally Today! 210-385-6458
METRO PAINTING & HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Free market analysis to determine your homes value List with me and you will get free staging consultation, professional photographer and so much more
Carpentry • Tile • Dry Wall • Pressure Washing Painting • Interior • Exterior
110 River Crossing Blvd. Spring Branch, TX 78070 Cell: 210-385-6458 Fax: 210-638-6386 sallycresswell@yahoo.com www.cresswellsells.com
Call for Free Estimates David Espinoza, Owner
210-749-9434 18
(Continued from page 18)
work experience, company history and shared his vision and admiration for Timberwood Park and the potential of the park. Alvin answered questions regarding average price for a stick build at 150.00 per square foot. Security Cameras - Mr. Martinez discussed that the board has received two proposals to date with another planned in the upcoming days. Mr. Martinez indicated that Security at the park is a priority for the board and the board is doing everything necessary to make our park a safer place. Mr. Martinez discussed the difference in the two proposals received. One proposal from Pro-Vigil is geared towards service and is more of a lease program with a monthly payment, while Via Technology offered a quote of approx 18,000 dollars to install 14 HD cameras and the equipment is the property of TWP. Mr. Martinez will discuss the third proposal and any decisions that the board might be leaning towards at the next board meeting Park Lighting - Mr. Matula discussed park lighting. Board is in the final phases of receiving bids and will continue to communicate any progress going forward. A question was asked if lighting should be postponed since Master plan could change park layout? Mr Matula stated Master plan will be taken into consideration before moving forward with park Lighting.
Crossman’s work experience and recent move from Maryland to San Antonio and he welcomed her to the team. Pool Opening - Mr. Matula mentioned the opening of the pool on April 14th which will also be the first Music in the Park. Brush/Mulch - Mr.Matula discussed the recent Brush drive and the problem with getting the brush mulched. Mr. Matula explained past process and the county’s lack of help in providing enough equipment. Mr. Matula mentioned that the board is looking into other alternatives for mulching but warned of the high cost to do such a project. Crime Watch - Paul Rutkowski gave an update on the crime reports for the month of March. Mr. Rutkowski mentioned that there were 14 incidents reported. Mr. Rutkowski reiterated the benefit of using the Crime Cards created to help law enforcement in the process of solving a crime. Social Events - Ms. O’Neil discussed upcoming Easter Events and asked for volunteers to help run the event effectively. Ms. O’Neil also discussed upcoming rummage sale and the kickoff of Music in the Park on April 14th. A question was asked about Fireworks as this was being discussed on the app NEXT DOOR. Ms. O’Neil stated it was just a discussion and at this time the board has no plans on providing a firework show. Mr. Matula adjourned the public meeting at 8:15pm.
Park Coordinator - Mr. Matula introduced our new Park Coordinator, Tina Crossman. Mr. Matula discussed Mrs.
Meeting minutes were submitted by Chris Martinez and approved by Greg Matula.
T I M B E R W O O D PA R K E X C L U S I V E O F F E R
Switch and Save Connect your existing security system to GVTC’s security monitoring service at the low starting price of $9.95. Includes FREE site visit to test the existing system and reprogram as needed.
9
$ .95
STARTING AT
Call 800.367.4882
TO SWITCH AND SAVE. TODAY!
Security Monitoring requires landline voice service provided separately or in a bundle by GVTC. Security Monitoring requires the home to have an existing security system installed. Offer available to new Monitoring customers only. Offer requires a three-year contract for service. Promotional rate of $9.95 will remain in place for 12 months, after which a monthly charge of $14.95 will apply for the remainder of the initial contract term. Services described will be provided by either Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc., d/b/a GVTC or its wholly owned subsidiary, Guadalupe Valley Communications Systems LP, d/b/a GVCS. License B-03287 **Not all systems are compatible with GVTC’s monitoring service and other charges may apply.
19
gvttc gv gvtc.com tc com
INFORMATION CENTRAL Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) Superintendents (Park Office) To reserve the clubhouse, please contact the on-site office Thursday & Friday from 3-7PM, Saturday from 9 AM - 1 PM Board President Email-news/social events, general Email-property improvements, new construction, property complaints, concerns, deed violations Neighborhood Watch Chair Timberwood Park Pets Facebook
830-980-3349 830-980-3349 Greg Matula timberwoodnews@gmail.com contact@spectrumam.com Paul Rutkowski paul.rski68@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/TimberwoodParkPets
Spectrum Association Management - park, gate cards, pool information, all general info Spectrum Main Phone
210-494-0659 or 1-877-269-9092
Spectrum Website
www.spectrumam.com
Email for Community Manager - Jacob Fey
contact@spectrumam.com
LOCAL LAW, FIRE AND CODE AGENCIES SHERIFF-Bexar County, non-Emergencies CONSTABLE-Bexar County FIRE DEPARTMENT (BBVD) Bulverde/Bexar Volunteer Fire Department, non-emergencies FIRE MARSHALL-Bexar County Animal Control-Bexar County Dead Animal Removal Wildlife Rescue Bexar County- Nuisance Complaints, reporting damaged road signs, missing signs, environmental services Home Security Inspection House Alarm Permit City of San Antonio Planning and Dev-city permits Website to check Sex Offenders in Area
210-335-6000 210-246-2263
EMERGENCIES DIAL 911 24-hour on call supervisor
830-980-4733
EMERGENCIES DIAL 911
210-335-0300 210-335-9000 210-631-0240 830-336-2725
CONTROLLED BURNING INFO (Bexar County Public Works)
210-335-6700 210-226-0303 ext 239 210-547-0172 http://www.bexar.org/662/Alarm-Permits 210-207-1111 www.sanantonio.gov.dsd http://records.txdps/state.tx.us
TPOA Newsletter Newsletter Editor- news, events, not receiving Business advertising Classified Ads- TWP residents only, no services
0%
Financin g Availab le
timberwoodnews@gmail.com 210-558-3160 Neighborhood News Sales Dept. Email to Ariel@NeighborhoodNews.com
FLOORING
www.saflooringperfections.com
Wood Tile Carpet Laminate Sand & Refinish Vinyl
210-239-9173 FREE ESTIMATES!
Flooring
26610 US Hwy 281 N San Antonio, TX 78260
FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR TREES.
Call us at 210.655.4670 or visit us at BARTLETT.COM
20
Catered by Mario’s Pizza
LITTLE OWL LEARNING ACADEMY’S GRAND OPENING CIRCUS EVENT Sunday, May 21st, 2017 from 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. TIMBERWOOD CENTER 25020 BLANCO ROAD SUITE 150 210-200-8525 Balloon Art, Face Painting, Sand & Spin Art, Cotton Candy, Snow-cones, Popcorn, Stilt Walker, Bounce House, Goodie Bags & MUCH MORE!
Enrollment Special Now ng! Enrolli
First Week of Tuition FREE
(expires June 15th, 2017)
21
Teen Services Directory Bain, Aubri – 11 (baby sit/dog walk/plant watering) 210-789-1724 Bair, Carly (baby/pet sit) 210-859-8309 Barkalow, Stephen – 14 (pet/child/plant sit/ lawn mowing) 830-980-8717 Bermea, Nick (lawn mowing) 210-687-8916 Covino, Aubrey – 14 (pet sit/plant watering) 210-255-7149 Cueto, Mackenzie (baby/pet/house sit) 210-701-9666 Dunatov, Krystal (pet sit) 210-497-3550 Etscheid, Racquelle (baby/pet sit/CPR/water plants) 210-872-5808 Gallagher, Dorian – 13 (pet/house/baby sit) 956-285-4994 Gale, Braden (pet sit) 210-846-5492 Geer, Jasmine – 13 (babysit/pet care/house sit) 210-213-3984 Guetzloe, Erin (piano lessons & accompaniment, house/baby sit) 210-305-1965 Guetzloe, Tara (pet/baby/house sit & plant care) 210-305-1965 Hawks, Megan – 14 (babysi ng, pet si ng and plant watering) 210-722-5092 Hernandez, Dana (baby/pet/house sit/dog walk) 210-464-7898 Hoffman, Brice (Lawn) 210-842-0234 Holbrook, Eleise (baby/pet/house sit/ dog walk) 210-954-2354 Hosey, Anna (babysit pet sit, tutor K-4) 678-216-8366 Howell, Ethan (SAT tutor, swim instructor, piano lessons)830-714-1076 Howell, Jacquelyne (swim instructor) 830-714-1076 Howell, Valerie (Tutor, swim instructor) 830-714-1076
Johnson, Melia (dog pooper scooper) 210-844-9448 Kingery, Hannah (baby sit) 210-687-2103 Marburger, Sydney (baby/pet/house/plant sit) 512-577-6888 Marburger, Cameron (pet/ house sit) 512-577-6888 Mar nez, Bella-11 (baby sit/dog walk/plant watering) 210 -774-1813 Morrow, Johnny – 13 (lawn mowing/power wash/odd jobs) 210-373 4396 Morrow, Naomi – 15 (baby 2yrs+/pet/house sit/plant watering) 210-717-9949 O’Neil, Julia (baby/pet sit) 210-501-9715 Prieto, Cortez (landscaping/outdoor cleaning) 210-303-2000 Prieto, Estrella (Senior-family photos) 210-630-0972 Schmit, Rose – 14 (Baby sit/pet care/house/plant sit) 210-419-0333 Schultz, Julie – 13 (babysit/walk dogs/tutor grades preschool-3rd) 210-965-7797 Schultz, Sloane – 17 (baby sit/CPR) 210-865-9466 Sco , Leaha (swim instructor) 210-740-4489 Snyder, Tristan (pet sit) 210-650-5003 Soto, Micah – 17 (Algebra tutor/lawn care/power washing/house si ng) 210-350-6519 Stanley, Erin – 13 (Red Cross Babysi ers Training Cer fied) 832-407-6816 Statham, Amber – 18 (baby/pet/house sit 770-362-2644 Statham, Sarah-Gayle – 15 (baby/house sit) 770.828.9894 Wagner, Cody (Lawn Services) 210-497-6588
TPOA does not represent, warrant or establish this babysitter list.
To update your teen services or to be included on the list please email Ariel@NeighborhoodNews.com. Must be 19 years of age or under. Be sure to place Timberwood Park in the subject line so your information is placed in the correct publication. Thank you!
Classified ADs To place a free classified ad, call 558-3160 or email Ariel@ NeighborhoodNews.com. Keep ad to 2 lines of email text and please place TP Resident in the subject line. One ad per resident. (NO services or home/lot listings). Ads will run for ONE month. Pending space available. Deadline is the 10th of every month. ****************** For Sale: 2014 Camaro 2SS/RS for sale - Excellent Condition, lots of extras, factory warranty, garage kept - $29,500 (https:// cargur.us/g6L0v) For Sale: White 1997 Lincoln Town Executive Series. Call 210710-1966 after 1PM. For Sale: Large dining room table with 6 chairs and matching hutch with glass top. $300 obo. Call 210-632-8722. For Sale: Blue Vino Scooter in pristine condition, under 2,000 miles, one owner, 125 cc, automatic electric start. $1,000 - call for information - 210-844-8800 or 210-481-5750. FOUND: exercise tracker found while walking in neighborhood - call and describe in order to claim. TPOA does not establish or warrant any advertiser in the Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) Newsletter and does not receive any remuneration from any advertiser in the newsletter. TPOA does not represent, warrant, or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any advertisement in the TPOA Newsletter. TPOA encourages property owners to use due diligence to determine the quality and validity of any advertiser in the TPOA newsletter.
22
SEPTIC Residential & Commercial Proudly Serving South Texas for over 15 Years! Timberwood Park Residents
t $POWFOUJPOBM 4FQUJD "FSPCJD *OTUBMMBUJPOT t "FSPCJD .BJOUFOBODF $POUSBDUT t 4FQUJD 5BOL $MFBOJOH t %SBJO 'JFME 3FQBJST t 3FBM &TUBUF *OTQFDUJPOT
$
25 OFF Any Service
-JDFOTFE *OTVSFE 4 4 .1
(210)
875-3625
NKTFQUJD!TBUY SS DPN t XXX NKTFQUJD DPN Senior Citizen & Military Discounts
Hablamos Español 23
Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc c/o Spectrum Association Management, LP 17319 San Pedro, Suite 318 San Antonio, TX 78232
Time Dated
PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID SPMS
Corner of Overlook Pkwy & Canyon Golf Rd
(210) 819-4515
Your One Stop Shop For All Your Allergy, Cough, Cold & Health Needs x
Free Flu Vaccine x
Mention “Timberwood Park Newsletter” for $20 Self Pay Flu Shot! x
x
with most insurance plans including Medicare and Tricare
Skip the long lines for your Flu Vaccine… Walk in today!
Wide selection and great prices on all Flu, Cold & Allergy Medications x x
Personal service and expert advice by our Pharmacist We accept all insurances and offer discounts for Self Pay