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Copyright © 2009 Peel, Inc. Jester Farms Homeowner's Association Newsletter - January 2009 �
Jester Farms
January 2009 Volume 2, Issue 1Official Publication of Jester Farms Homeowners Association
Dear Jester Farms Homeowners,
My name is Michelle Mosher. I am currently serving as your HOA President.
I am currently putting together a list of Home Owners email addresses so we can stay in touch. My personal home email address is [email protected]. You’re welcome to send me comments or concerns regarding the neighborhood. But I’m most interested in receiving suggestions on how we can make our neighborhood the best it can be.
We are also always looking for anyone willing to volunteer. Currently we have no volunteers; therefore we have no committees. If you are willing to lead or just hold a position we will work to put interested volunteers together in order to pull a committee together.
Reminder of our website (http://jes.goodwintx.com/) which you can find:
The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, the Articles of Incorporation and our Bylaws as well as forms:
Submit a Service Request Report a Deed Restriction ViolationSign-Up for Auto-Draft (ACH)Request Architectural ApprovalAsk an Accounting QuestionRequest a Pool KeyView the Community Newsletters – If
you have not received a newsletter, you can find one here: http://www.peelinc.com/newsletterInfo.php?newsletter=JF
Best regards,Michelle MosherJester Farms Board of Directors
Curb Appeal & Winter Maintenance Tips
Dear Property Owner:After reviewing our actual expenses during 2007 and 2008 we are forced to increase our
HOA dues/regular assessment for 2009 in order to cover expenses and retain an adequate reserve fund. The main reason for the increase is increased cost for electric, water and gas, respectively. The 2008 budget also includes items such as a replacement play ground, surveillance cameras, landscape cost increases and other required services for the property. We just broken even and have not been able to save for long term maintenance items.
Starting January 1, 2009 your Homeowners Regular Assessment will increase $1.00 this year from $27.50 to $28.50.
In a separate mailing you will be receiving a coupon book for 2009. If you are using online banking, please make sure that you adjust the amount you are paying to your new assessment rate and include your account number as listed on the coupons.
If you have questions, please contact Kathy with Goodwin or any of the board members listed below.
Very truly yours,The Jester Farms BoardMichelle Mosher, President [email protected] Robinson, Vice-President [email protected] Johnson, Secretary/Treasurer [email protected] Norris, Director [email protected] Allen, Director [email protected]
Curb AppealCurb appeal will help sell a home and increase the value of your property by 15 to 20%. Here are 11 suggestions for maintaining an attractive outside appearance.
1. Lawns must be mowed regularly.2. Sidewalks, curbs and driveways should be edged every time lawn is mowed. This includes
the street side of each yard.3. Grass should be trimmed or edged along the base of the house and around the borders
of flower beds.4. Grass needs watering. 5. Dead grass and patches should be unacceptable and if easy to use chemicals from Home
Depot cannot remedy your dead grass problem a diagnosis from a lawn service may be an option. Pest could be the source of chronic dead grass problems. Grub worms are the usual suspect which can be controlled with treatment in May before they emerge as beetles.
6. Tall grass and weeds should not be growing up through shrubbery and plant beds.7. Re-sodding or plugging is the best alternative when you seem to be losing the battle with
dead Grass.8. Trees and shrubs need to be trimmed as needed.
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Newsletter InformationEditor Daryl Robinson [email protected] Peel, Inc. ........................ www.PEELinc.com, 512-263-9181 Advertising ........ [email protected], 512-263-9181
Board of DirectorsPresident ........................................................Michelle MosherVice-President ..................................................Daryl RobinsonSecretary/Treasurer ........................................... Greg JohnsonDirector .................................................................Sandra AllenDirector & Architectural Com. Chairman .....Charles Norris
DISCLAIMER: Articles and ads in this newsletter express the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Peel, Inc. or its employees. Peel, Inc. is not responsible for the accuracy of any facts stated in articles submitted by others. The publisher also assumes no responsibility for the advertising content with this publication. All warranties and representations made in the advertising content are solely that of the advertiser and any such claims regarding its content should be taken up with the advertiser.* The publisher assumes no liability with regard to its advertisers for misprints or failure to place advertising in this publication except for the actual cost of such advertising.* Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or misprints, the publisher assumes no responsibility for any errors of information or typographical mistakes, except as limited to the cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of misinformation, a printed retraction/correction.* Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental or consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, or any other liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timely manner, except as limited to liabilities stated above.
Important NumbersEmergency Contact:POLICE .................................................................... 218-5500Non-emergency lines are for situations that require police response, but that are non-life threatening (i.e., loud parties, a group of juveniles loitering in front of your home, neighbor disputes, etc.). Non-emergency numbers and Hotlines are listed below.Non Emergency Numbers:General City Telephone Information ..................512-218-5400Non-Emergency Information Line ......................512-218-5500Abandoned Vehicles ............................................512-218-5500Animal Control ................................................. 512-255-PETSRound Rock Fire Department .............................512-218-5590For emergencies, call 9-1-1
Management Company InfoKathy Taylor, MBA, CMCA
Property ManagerGoodwin Management, Inc.
11149 Research Blvd, Suite 100Austin, Texas 78759
Office (512) 852-7998Fax (512) 346-4873
Jester Farms – 2008 Violation Overview (June-November)
1.) Total Property Violations 950
2.) Violations of at least 3 or more (by property address) 678
3.) Number of violators (from #2 above) 114a. (114 residents make up 71% of the total violations)
4.) Violations by Type:a. Yard Maintenance (Any type) 478b. Trash Cans 193c. Roof Repairs 63d. Fence Repair 63e. Unsightly Appearance 36f. Oil/Fluid Stains In Drive-way 22g. Trailers Stored in View 11h. Misc. Others 84
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Jester Farms Residents.
Areas of concern regarding property appearance.• A number of homes are missing shingles from the roofs and are
looking very bad and will cause more damage to the interior of the home once the raining season starts. This can be very costly to the home owner if it is not repaired.
Your home has a warranty on it. YOU need to check the warranty to see if your home is covered. Most homes are only 8-9 years old with 10 year warranties.
On the same note, fences are looking just as bad. This cost will be the homeowner’s responsibility. Quite a few fences are leaning over to the point of falling over. It will take a strong wind to accomplish this and down it goes.
These issues are all part of the up keep of owning a home.These are three important items in our CC&R’s1. Single family residences ONLY. Renting out rooms or subletting
to multiple families is strictly prohibited. (Judging by comings and goings and multiple cars at some houses indicates this is being violated.)
2. Overnight parking of COMMERCIAL VEHICLES is prohibited. (Such vehicles are all over our neighborhood.)
3. Yard maintenance is required and failure to do so is finable. (A drive through shows numerous untended yards.) Many owners are selling their properties and not informing the renters about the lawn care requirements. These yards will get violations if the renters are not informed.
These are changes made to the Pool Rules and added equipment to prevent the vandalism from continuing.1. Surveillance cameras are now installed in the pool area because
the vandalism that has happened at the beginning of the summer.2. The Pool Rules have changed. The age limit without adult
supervision has been raised to 18. (Continued on page 4)
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• Repair minor damage to the fittings- Tighten any of the fittings that have become loose to ensure that the gutter stays attached to your home.
• Replace fittings- Any fittings, that have become damaged beyond repair, should be replaced with new ones.
• Repair minor damage- Silicone caulk and a small piece of aluminum sheet metal may be used to repair small holes that exist in the gutter. If water leaks through the gutters in places that it isn’t supposed to, seepage into the home may result.
• Flush the roof- Flush everything with water from a hose to make sure that you have gotten every bit of debris.
• Cover- If you cover the gutter with hardware cloth, you can prevent buildup of debris in your gutters in the future.
Windows and Doorways• For windows sills and doorways where the existing caulk has
begun to pull away from the surface, remove the old caulk as completely as possible.
• Be sure to clean the area where the caulking will be applied. • Wait until the area to be re-caulked is completely dry and re-caulk.Outside Faucets• Shut off the inside water valve to each outside faucet to prevent freezing. • Turn the outside faucet handle to release any remaining water
from the pipes once you have turned off the valve.
9. Homes with observable discolorations caused by organic materials such as fungi or mildew can be refreshed with a good power washing.
10. Occasional touch up painting around the trim, doors and garages. This can add value and postpone a full house painting until a future time. Use only approved colors before any paint job.
11. Window treatments such as interior shutters, blinds and shades that can be seen from the curb should be in good repair.
Winter Maintenance TipsOutside Your Home
Using a ladder may be safer, but it also more time consuming, and perhaps even annoying, to get up and down to shift the ladder to a new location. If you do choose to climb onto the roof, do so carefully and be sure to wear footwear with good tread.Roof and Gutters • Remove debris- Use a soft bristled broom to gently sweep all of
the debris into a pile. Bag the debris and dispose of it properly. • Clean out the gutters. Carefully remove any large pieces by hand
and dispose of properly. Use a small tool, such as a spade or trowel, to remove small, gritty pieces.
• Clean out the downspouts where the gutters meet the walls of your home. An old pair of tongs may be helpful with this task. This will help to prevent a backup of water on your roof.
Curb Appeal- (Continued from Cover Page)
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Parking in StreetsIs it allowed?
Our deed restrictions and City of Round Rock ordinances prohibit parking in the street. If you are a street parker, you will be receiving violation notices and may be subject to tickets from the Round Rock Police Department. Many of our streets are narrow and parking in the street could easily cost someone their life when emergency vehicles have to navigate around cars to reach their destination.
Be sure to keep all of your vehicles in your garage or on your driveway, not in the street.
Property InspectionsProperty inspections are done bi-monthly. The inspector is
an employee of Goodwin Management. As a board member I periodically accompany the inspector.
Inspections are required by the HOA and By-Laws, and will contribute to your property value when corrections are made, if you have an infraction.
The responses toward inspection reports have been mixed. Some residents get upset and others are encouraging. No matter what the reply, the end result is added value to our properties.
The inspections are done to ensure all of our neighbors are living in a subdivision that they can be proud of and it’s up to all of us to make it happen.
The inspections are done with both the Inspector and Board member agreeing on the inspection as seen from the streets. The inspection reports are sent to each property owner, renter and a copy is kept on file at Goodwin Management, 11149 Research Blvd., Suite 100, Austin, TX, 78759-5269.
Enforcing the HOA rules are more tedious than difficult, it entails visual observations along with written documentation. It is important we document violations in writing because there are a few homeowners that insist on being non-compliant on a recurring basis and the documentation demonstrates how reasonable the Board has been in correcting the violations. Violations of the rules carries a Warning (Courtesy Letter). Monetary fines, Legal Actions which may include Judicial proceedings, Evictions (If appropriate) and Outsourcing to a collection firm.
The Actual Bi-Weekly Inspection covers all Deed Restrictions which includes but are not limited to , Construction Improvements to the Exterior of individual property, Yard Maintenance, inoperable vehicles, Over-night street parking, Pets, Damage to the common area, Garbage containers, Signs, Noise, Rubbish and The Exterior Appearances.
If any resident has questions about violation notices contact Goodwin management, Inc., at 502-7500 or Fax 512-346-5227
Please follow this link and READ the documents concerning the Restrictions, Articles, and Bylaws.
http://jes.goodwintx.com/Default.aspx
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Safety Concerns in the Neighborhood.
• There has been too much speeding and speed bumps cannot be put on the streets in order for emergency vehicles to get through quicker.
• Also STOP signs are there for a reason. PLEASE STOP when you approach them. And don’t forget we have a lot of little children riding their bikes and running around having fun. Watch for them too.
• Cars parked on the street are also a major concern for the emergency vehicles.
• There have been complaints of excessively loud music played both at the homes and cars driving in the neighborhood. If you cannot get results from discussing it with them, then turn it over to Goodwin Management.
• When you see property destruction going on PLEASE report it to the POLICE.
• Graffiti is another problem that has been occurring and needs to be reported. Property damage cost the home owner or the HOA if not reported.
Also Seeking Positions For The Following Committees…• Recreation Committee…• Maintenance Committee • Publicity Committee…• Pool Committee…• Newsletter Committee…
If you are energetic, friendly and would like to contribute to your community, this is your chance!! Becoming involved is an opportunity to learn first hand how your Association works and help make decisions that make Jester Farms a better place to live. It’s easy to do. Just send your name and number to the email address below and include your email as well and tell us what you would like to sign up for.Any job Ads for the following can be sent to the website below.
• Teenage Job Seekers…• Lawn Services…• Club info…Any suggestions may be sent to Goodwin Management website below.Any articles you would like to see in the newsletter can be sent to
the same website .The email address and website is jes.goodwintx.com
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Jester FarmsTexas Events - January
Texas Events has been published with the permission of the Texas Department of Transportation. All events are taken in part from the Texas Events Calendar. All dates for events were correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.
1—KYLE: Polar Bear Splash Begins at 1 p.m. Kyle Swimming Pool. www.kylepard.com 512/262-3939
4—BOERNE: Junior Livestock Poultry Show Kendall County Fairgrounds. www.KCFA.org 830/249-2948
9-10—BOERNE: Junior Livestock Show & Sale Kendall County Fairgrounds. www.KCFA.org 830/249-2948
9-10—MASON: Mason County Junior Livestock Show Fort Mason City Park. www.masontxcoc.com 325/347-6000
9-11—CONCAN: Trout Days Includes programs and contests. Garner State Park. www.thcrr.com 800/210-0380
10—BANDERA: Bandera 100K Ultra-Marathon Includes 25K and 50K runs in conjunction with the main event. Begins at 7:30 a.m. State Natural Area. www.tejastrails.com/Bandera.html 830/796-4413 or 210/687-4347
10—HONDO: Car Show Includes food and arts & crafts booths. 18th St. www.hondochamber.com 830/426-3037
10—HONDO: Medina County Guffaw Features auctions, all-you-can-eat steak and fish, and a dance. Medina County Fair Hall. 830/741-3782
10—NEW BRAUNFELS: The Voice of Elvis & Legends Tour Jesse Aron, Elvis tribute artist, performs a special Elvis Birthday Concert. Includes tributes to Roy Orbison and Marilyn Monroe. Begins at 7 p.m. Brauntex Theater. www.jessearon.com 832/623-4812
10-11—BOERNE: Market Days Dozens of vendors from all over Texas offer arts, crafts, antiques, collectibles, unusual items and great food. Main Plaza. www.mainstreetinboerne.com 830/249-5530 or 210/844-8193
11—AUSTIN: Drumline Live! Long Center for the Performing Arts. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664
15-17—JOHNSON CITY: Blanco County Youth Stock Show Blanco County Fairgrounds. www.johnsoncitytexaschamber.com 830/868-7684
15-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Windows on Texas Music Festival Includes live Texas music, conferences and showcases at different locations around Fredericksburg. www.texasrebelradio.com 830/997-2197
16—AUSTIN: Richie Havens One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753
16-17—KERRVILLE: Drumline Live! Cailloux Theater, 910 Main St. www.kpas.org 830/896-9393
16-17—KINGSLAND: Celebrating Winter Thru Quilts Features about 125 quilts, unique vendors and more. Kingsland Community Center, 3451 Rose Hill Drive. www.barbsquilts.com 325/388-5225
16-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Trade Days Shop more than 350 vendor. Hwy. 290 E. www.fbgtradedays.com 830/990-4900 or 210/846-4094
17-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Gem & Mineral Show Includes jewelry, fossils, meteorites, gold panning, exhibits and demonstrations. Pioneer Pavilion, Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park. www.fredericksburgrockhounds.org 830/990-9823 or 830/895-9630
17, 19—AUSTIN: The King Operetta Tells the story of Martin Luther King during the last year of his life. Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long Center for the Performing Arts. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664
20-21, 26—AUSTIN: MLK Celebration Starts on the University of Texas at Austin campus and celebrates the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with performances by some of the city’s best jazz, blues and gospel musicians. www.mlkcelebration.com
20-24—KERRVILLE: District Junior Livestock Show FFA and 4-H members from Kerr and 31 surrounding counties compete. Youth Exhibit Center, Hwy. 27 E. 830/634-7749
23—AUSTIN: Diane Schuur One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753
24—AUSTIN: Tree Talk, Winter Walk Learn about trees and tree maintenance with walks and talks led by local tree experts. Includes a plant sale. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. www.wildflower.org 512/232-0100
25—GEORGETOWN: At the Movies Offers a smorgasbord of immortal tunes first encountered at the cinema. Klett Performing Arts Center at Georgetown High School. wwwGeorgetownTexasSymphony.org 512/864-9591
29-30—HONDO: Medina County Jr. Livestock Show Includes exhibits, concessions, sale and dance. Medina County Fairgrounds. E-mail: [email protected] 830/741-6180
30—NEW BRAUNFELS: The Diamonds Begins at 7:30 p.m. 290 W. San Antonio St. 830/627-0808
30-Feb. 21—ROUND ROCK: Picasso at the Lapin Agile Comedy is about a fictional meeting between Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso. Sam Bass Community Theatre. www.sambasstheatre.org 512/244-0440
31—AUSTIN: Carnaval Brasileiro In the tradition of Brazil’s carnival celebration, this event features samba music, elaborate costumes, dancing and uninhibited revelry. Palmer Events Center. www.sambaparty.com
31—AUSTIN: Duo Erato Martha Masters teams up with Risa Carlson at 8 p.m. Northwest Hills United Methodist Church. www.AustinClassicalGuitar.org 512/300-2247
31—AUSTIN: The Love of China: Celebration of Chinese New Year Begin the Chinese New Year with good karma and cultural heritage. One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753
31—BANDERA: Wild Game Dinner Enjoy everything from venison chili to wild boar, bear and elk. Begins at 4 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church. 830/796-3091
31—FREDERICKSBURG: Indian Artifact & Collectible Show Includes pre-1900 North American Indian artifacts, arrowheads and old collectibles on exhibit and for sale. Pioneer Pavilion, Lady Bird Johnson Park. E-mail: [email protected] 830/626-5561
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