Stonegate Hill

Community Website

San Antonio, TX 78251
stonegatehill@gmail.com

News and Update

Pool Card Distribution: If you need to pick up a new Pool Card, residence will need to visit the Spectrum office. You will need to fill out these forms Pool Registration Card form and Pool Access Agreement, and take them with you to: Spectrum Association Management (17319 San Pedro, Suite 318. Phone: 210-494-0659; M-F 9am to 5pm).

Pool Area Reservations Residents are using the swimming pool and recreation area on a regular basis now that the weather has warmed up. Residents and their guests are reminded to follow pool rules posted on the building and on the Stonegate Hill website. If you are planning a party at the pool or the recreation area, you must contact Spectrum Association to make reservations and to sign the lease contract and pay the refundable deposit prior to the event (Lease Agreement can be found in the HOA documents section link on left). NO private parties are allowed as the pool and rec areas are always open to our residents.

Playground equipment. We are very excited about the playground equipment. Please check out the photo gallery to see the pictures of both play areas.

82nd Texas Legislature– HOAs all over Texas are working to define and codify the changes from the 82nd Legislature and we’re no exception. These letters cover everything from rainwater recovery systems to solar energy devices. Once the letters have been approved and filed with Bexar County, they’ll be placed on the website and we’ll inform the neighborhood.

HOA Fees – It may come as surprise to many of you that at any time, the amount of delinquent fees is over $10,000.00. Overall collections are pretty much unchanged but homeowners should know that accounts two quarters past due can result in the filing of a lien and any accounts one quarter delinquent or more can result in loss of access to the common areas and pool card deactivation.

Oak Trimming Season – Oaks should ONLY be trimmed during the coldest time of year and all cuts and prunings must be immediately sealed with a commercial pruning seal to prevent Oak Wilt. Oak Wilt has the potential to kill every oak tree in our neighborhood and should not be taken lightly. Don’t trust your contractor to protect your trees; believe it or not many of them won’t so you have to demand they do so and do so immediately after the tree is pruned.

Tree & Foliage Trimming – Any foliage on or extending through the perimeter fencing needs to be cut back. This isn’t just for aesthetics but also to allow the fencing to “breathe”. Please note that foliage extending beyond vertical property lines may be trimmed by the owner of the adjacent property without notice. In the event you’re physically unable to do this yourself, we’ll be glad to recommend a contractor.

Parking – Just a reminder that residents may not park on the street overnight – street parking is for guests only - so we encourage everyone to make full use of vehicle storage and driveways to keep the streets as clear as possible both for aesthetics and safety. Further, vehicles parked in a driveway may not extend into the roadway; our roadways are narrow and for safety’s sake – not to mention aesthetics – we need every available inch for thoroughfare.

Pool Monitor/Cards – Based on resident feedback, we’ve decided to continue the pool monitor program through the 2018 pool season but we’ve incorporated some changes to reduce the cost and provide more uniformity.The pool cards submitted last year are still on file so there’s no need for resubmission.

Architectural Control Committee (ACC) – If you have a project planned, please review the Architectural Control Guidelines on the website and get ACC approval BEFORE you break ground.

Beware of Strangers - All residents need to be especially careful of granting access to their homes to anyone they don't know. The warning also applies to anyone going door-to-door to solicit money or services. Anyone in this neighborhood who is here uninvited is trespassing. If you see this type of activity, you have every right to demand that they leave and call their parent company if they have one and register a complaint.

Flag Etiquette - One of the changes from the 82^nd Legislature involves the display of the National Ensign, State Flag of Texas and flags of the U.S. Armed Forces. If you display these flags publicly, please ensure they’re flown with the dignity and respect they deserve and in accordance with our current covenants. There are a number of websites dedicated to proper flag protocol.

Handbill Distribution - Code Update memo - 02032011

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San Antonio, TX 78251
stonegatehill@gmail.com