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SHAVANOPARK.ORG
THE NEWSLETTER FOR THE CITIZENS
OF SHAVANO PARK
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
CITY OF SHAVANO PARK
ROADRUNNERAUGUST 2018
NOTE FROM THE MAYOR Note From the Mayor, Cont .............2
Office of the City Manager ...................3 Fire Department Blotter ....................4 Police Department Blotter ................4 Women's Club ..................................5 Chipper Day ......................................5 Bentley Manor Dining Group .........5 Water Softeners ................................6 National Wildlife Federation ..........6 Racoons ............................................7 Volunteers Needed ........................8 Neighborhood Watch News ............9 July 4th Celebration Photos ....10-12 Classifieds ..................................14
IMPORTANT DATES
• Aug. 1 Planning & Zoning Committee Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
• Aug. 2 Special City Council Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
• Aug. 8 Special City Council Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
• Aug. 16 Municipal Court 4:00 p.m.
• Aug. 27 City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m.(Continued on page 2)
Independence Day 2018. On June 30th, we joined together to celebrate America’s 242th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. As has become our community’s custom, we gathered the weekend preceding July 4th to celebrate a uniquely American holiday recognizing the God given liberties afforded in this great land.
This year’s event was a child designed funfest, with perhaps 50% of the attendees 18 and under. Since July 4th fell midweek, many regular attendees were traveling, but scores of new faces joined our 10:00 to 2:00 event to participate in an exhausting array of activities for the young and young at heart. While most event activities were targeted for those aged 18 months to 11 years of age, our fire department and Alderman Mike Colemere offered new water fun for visitors of all ages.
Kicking off the activities, was our traditional pet parade. From the pet parade, the children scattered to activities across our municipal tract. The many carnival rides were perennial younger crowd favorites, and the annual pony rides logged miles and miles of joy for those up to the challenge. I tip my hat to Austin and Jillian for being such a wonderful
sport as he shepherded the saddled ponies across the property throughout the four-hour event.
As with any July day so near the Coahuila Desert, the day began with the doubtful prospect of daytime temperatures below 95, but with the grace of a pleasant breeze, cloud cover and the added benefits of splashpads, firehoses and water balloons, the event was much cooler and wetter than many attendees had expected.
This year our complement of local firefighters offered children (both young and old), the opportunity to extinguish artificial “fires” on the municipal tract. The department cleverly assembled simulated window frames with fire pop-ups, and participants were challenged to direct a stream of water to quench the flame. It was great fun for all.
As a community, we have endeavored to engage our older youth to participate in the event, and answering this challenge. Alderman Colemere erected two slingshot water balloon launchers allowing children (and by children, I mean persons 9 to 65ish) to shoot water balloons across 35 yards.
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CITY OF SHAVANO PARKINFORMATION
City Hall.................................................................................493-3478City Hall Fax...........................................................................492-3816Public Works..........................................................................492-2841Municipal Court....................................................................492-2607Police Administration...........................................................492-9248Fire Administration...............................................................492-1111Republic Services Customer Service....................................304-2700DeZavala-Shavano Veterinary Clinic.....................................699-3939Non Emergency Fire/EMS, Police.........................................804-0110Emergency Fire/EMS, Police...........................................................911
HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS
CITY COUNCIL
City Hall hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday from
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Hon. Bob Werner310 Fawn Drive210-867-0441
Mayor Pro Tem, Michele Bunting Ross99 Bent Oak
Alderman Heintzelman 115 Saddletree Rd.
Alderman Maggi Kautz122 W. Mossy Cup
Alderman Lee Powers109 Elm Spring210-559-4831
Alderman Mike Colemere111 Painted Post Lane
Municipal Court hours of operation are:
Monday through Friday from
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
(Continued from the front page)
In between and in front of the launchers, some of these “children” held shields to burst the water balloons hurled by parents, siblings and neighbors. It was 1200 balloons of fast and furious fun!
Capping off the water excitement were two splash pads for the youngest among us to capture all the joy that a front yard sprinkler can offer on a hot summer day. For those old enough to remember the introduction of the slip-n-slide, these splash pads were like a slip-n-slide but only sooooo much better.
To sum it up, the day was a day full of fun! There were activities for all, and the opportunity for the warm fellowship of neighbors enjoying the company of neighbors.
Through a combination of city funding and support from generous individual and business citizens, we collectively enjoyed glowing with wonderfully painted faces, riding rides, sharing shaved ice, watching pets parade and getting wet. Our young parents experienced a protected outing for small children, while our older neighbors shared refreshments in the shade with loved ones and friends. Together, we experienced the sights, sounds and smells of traditional Americana.
None of this would have been possible without the love for friends and family as demonstrated by the volunteers who put this together. I commend each of the volunteers as well as the participants who made our Shavano Park Independence Day experience distinctive. For those of you who were unable to participate, I encourage you to circle June 29th on your 2019 calendar. The next year should have even more to offer!
For their outstanding efforts to make the day special for all of us, kudos to Zina Tedford, Michele Ross, Vicki Maisel, Tomas and Elfie Palmer and Mike Colemere for their many contributions. I also hope each of you will thank our many business sponsors: Baptist Emergency Hospital - Shavano Park, Denton Communities, Martin Marietta, Republic Services, Terry Kemmy Communications, LLC, Bunting Ross Realty – Michele Ross, Cowboy Cleaners – Vicki Maisel, Lender Protective Services – Lee Powers, Tomas and Elfie Palmer, and the Shavano Park Women’s Club.
If you ever have any questions or concerns, please give me a call at 210-867-0441.
NOTE FROM THE MAYORHon. Bob Werner
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER:
Trim your Oak Trees NOW!!!Just a reminder that July, August, and September are authorized months to trim and prune your oak trees. Shavano Park Ordinances prohibit oak tree trimming for 7 months of the year in order to reduce the risk of Oak Wilt disease. December and January are the other two months that are authorized to trim. You will need to secure a permit at City Hall before trimming. The fees from this permit go towards the City’s Oak Wilt fund that is used to combat Oak Wilt outbreaks like the one that occurred in 2015.
Tree Trimming over Streets - Tip: Trim to 16 ft.Did you know our ordinances require property owners to maintain 14 feet clearance above our right-a-ways (roads). Specifically, “Protrusion or overhang is prohibited over other easements and rights-of-way adjacent to streets to a height under 14 feet”. This is a common ordinance shared by most cities. By maintaining 14 feet clearance, we protect vehicles (including our fire trucks from damage) and reduce the risk of oak wilt. In sync with our authorized tree trimming periods, our Code Enforcement Office inspects our roads and sends notices of violations to the property owners. If you received one this last month, you are not being singled out, you are one of approximately 200.
Nevertheless, I know from personal experience that receiving a notice of violation can be frustrating – especially if you seem to be getting a notice of tree protrusions or
overhang year after year. One of the things I’ve noticed in my yard is if I trim my trees to only 14 feet, within a year they will soon grow downwards and I’ll be in violation again. What I have personally done at my home is to trim to 16 feet. This buys me a couple years before they must be trimmed again.
Budget Cycle - OngoingOnce again, our annual budget cycle from May through September has begun. While not terribly complicated, the budget is the most important document we produce each year. The budget resources departments, services, equip-ment, and staffing. By choosing to resource or not to re-source, the foundation is established for the level and qual-ity of service the City provides. One of the City’s goals is to “Provide excellence municipal services while anticipating future requirements”. With this goal and others in mind, we have been able to maintain a relatively low “municipal” tax rate and make incremental improvements each year.
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Police Administration - 492-9248
Ray LacyPolice Chief
FIRE BLOTTER
Fire Administration - 492-1111
Michael NaughtonFire Chief
84 Total Fire Department Calls
for June 2018
Citizen Contacts.10 Criminal Calls• 1 Narcotics (class C)• 2 Thefts
203 Non-Criminal Calls• 2 Accident (major)• 2 Accidents (minor)• 48 Alarm Calls• 15 Animal Calls• 34 Assist Fire Department / EMS• 4 Assist Other Agencies• 6 Assist Public• 23 City Ordinance Violations• 5 Disturbances• 23 Information • 1 Recovered / Found property• 12 Suspicious Activity• 2 Traffic Hazards• 6 Welfare Concern• 20 911 Hang-up Calls
459 Officer Initiated Contacts• 401 Community Policing Contacts / Crime Preventions• 58 Out of Town / Patrol-By Reports
14 Fire Alarms• 2 Commercial Fire Alarm in Shavano Park (nothing found)
• 8 Residential Fire Alarm in Shavano Park (nothing found)• 1 Responded to assist Shavano Park Police with down power
lines.• 1 Responded for smoke in the area, nothing found
• 1 Responded to assist Leon Springs with a wildland fire• 1 Responded to assist Leon Valley with a residential building
fire
40 Rescue/EMS Calls• 36 EMS Calls – not involving a motor vehicle collision
• 4 Motor Vehicle Collision with no injuries
0 Service Calls• Standby
26 Good Intent Calls• 2 Assist Hollywood Park (cancelled en route)
• 15 Assist Leon Springs (cancelled en route)• 2 Assist Bexar-Bulverde (cancelled en route)
• 1 Assist Camp Bullis (cancelled en route)• 5 Assist Leon Valley (cancelled en route)
• 1 No response call to assist the Bexar County Fire Marshall’s Office
3 Public Assist• 1 Participated in the City of Shavano Park 4th of July Event at
City Hall• 1 Assist the public with water shut off
• 1 Assist the public with a malfunctioning CO Detector
1 Hazardous Conditions• 1 Gas Leak, no hazard found
206 Total Police Department Calls for service in June 2018.
459 Total Officer Initiated
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Shavano Park’s Celebration of America’s 242nd Birthday brought together Members of SPWC not only to celebrate America’s Birthday, but also the installation of the new fountain in the City Rain Garden. The large stone fountain placed in the center island and was donated to enhance the City Rain Garden and provide a much needed source for a cool drink on a hot day for the local native wildlife and birds that frequent the garden. The SPWC donation is also in support of the City of Shavano Park’s recent partnership initiative with the National Wildlife Federation. Now all we are waiting for is the power to run the fountain. Be sure and check it out the next time you visit City
Hall. Who knows you may catch the birds flying in for a drink and staying a bit to splash about in the water.
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WOMEN'S CLUBSubmitted By Diane Struve
BENTLEY MANOR DINING GROUP NEWSSubmitted by Christine RhodesThe first Fall Dining Group evening is planned for Saturday, September 8th. Details of the evening and requesting RSVP’s will be emailed to all members by the hosts Penn & Carlayne Jackson, Mike & Melonae Day and John & Connie Weber. Please Note this event is earlier in September than usual.
All residents of The Estates, The Cottages and The Villas are welcome to join the Dining Group, that meets bi-monthly, January, March, May, July, September and November. For more information, details of future events or to join and add your name to the membership list contact the coordinator, Elsa Jasso at: [email protected].
SHAVANO PARK CHIPPER DAYShavano Park Fire Department in conjunction with the Firewise program will be hosting a Chipper Day. This event will allow resident to bring brush and yard debris to the Shavano Park Fire Department for chipping and disposal. This is a perfect opportunity to clean brush and undergrowth from your yards while helping to prevent the spread of wildfires.
This event will be on August 11th, 2018 between 9am and noon. The chipper will be located in the parking area behind the Police Department. No material larger than 4” will be accepted. This will also be an opportunity for residents to pick up (free) cedar mulch, provided by our Public Works Department.
Please contact Chief Michael Naughton at 210-492-1111 if you have any questions.
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Right: Elfie Palmer, Diane Struve, Maggi Kautz, Pat Wood, and Bonnie Purnell
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NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
Submitted by Vicky Maisel
It’s summer in South Texas. And that means it’s hot. So while you and I can turn on the tap and get cool water. The wildlife cannot. So consider placing a small dish of water out for the birds, squirrels, and other wildlife. If you have a bird bath add new cool water daily. During these hot months the neighborhood wildlife will really appreciate a cool drink of water.
If you have not signed up your yard yet, we have NWF magazines available at city hall. The magazine will walk you through the steps required to be a backyard habitat, and that bowl of water you just put out will fulfill one of the requirements.
This year at National Night Out while you are meeting with your neighbors or if you come to the event at City Hall, we would happy to tell your neighbors about the backyard habitat. If you are interested in one of us coming to your NNO party - please let Chief Lacy know. We will bring all the information you and your neighbors need to get your yard qualified. Email Chief Lacy at [email protected]. If you have questions about the effort to get our city certified as an NWF Community Wildlife Habitat or questions about how to get your yard certified - please email me at [email protected] or call 210-218-2817.
WATER SOFTENERSWritten by Bill Herrera
Water softening for the home is a very common event in Shavano Park. We have some of the highest levels of water hardness in the nation. Water softening, while protecting the home from hard-water also provides the homeowner with spot free glassware, softer skin, hair, and improves upon the quality of the laundry. However, a water softener like any other appliance within your home requires periodic maintenance. Softening resin is like small plastic beads and the strength of the bead is measured by its added “cross-link”. This holds the bead together, as a solid. Over the years within service oxidation occurs (from the free chlorine in the water) and the cross-link breaks down. Making the resin bead more gelatinous or gel like. When this happens, the resin bed has broken down and is now causing an extreme pressure drop within an internal screen of the water softener. Eventually the screen itself fails and the results are disastrous. Resin beads are released through the home and they will clog every shower valve and aerator within the home.
1. Mandatory. Replace resin beds in water softeners every five years.
2. Replace with a higher cross-link resin. You will pay a little more but the better quality resin will last longer.
3. Make sure the internal screen is replaced with the resin.
4. Place a small amount of flint gravel around the internal screen to protect it from future damage.
5. As a preventative measure, install a spin-down filter on the outlet side of the water softener. If the softener does break, the spin down filter will then catch the resin beads. Preventing a worse problem.
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RaccoonsSubmitted by Vicky Maisel
Raccoons are just too …”too cute, too curious, too brave, too strong, too aggressive, too smart, too adaptable, too devious, too agile “just too everything. The problem with raccoons is God gave them too much dexterity to go with their superior brainpower and insatiable curiosity. Which is why the raccoon will find your garbage can and open it and enjoy the bounty within. Raccoons are related to the red panda. So thus nickname trash panda.
Raccoons are strictly nocturnal. (So that crash in the night is probably your friendly neighborhood raccoon enjoying dropped bird seeds or left over dog and cat food). Raccoons can cause damage to your home by making your attic or out buildings their home ( kind of like that 30 yr. old guy who parents had to sue to get him out of their basement). So if a raccoon has made your attic their home its best to call a professional wildlife removal company (kind of like those parents needing to call lawyer to evict the 30 yr. basement dweller)
Raccoons are not inherently vicious. (Which means they will avoid you if you avoid them) But they can carry diseases .Raccoons can carry rabies, Most disconcerting is a zoonotic parasite called Baylisascaris procyonis or raccoon roundworm. This roundworm is expelled in the raccoon feces (and yes folks this is going to be an OH S*** moment). If ingested the larvae can hatch, migrate through the tissue and invade the brain or eye area causing serious brain damage or death. So if believe you may have raccoons in your yard - be sure to wash your hands after gardening or working in your yard. (And a bottle of hand sanitizer out there would not be a bad idea either - so for once if you are a germaphobe you have a darn good reason to be and you are not a paranoid weirdo … ok I am not a paranoid weirdo)
Now I know I make raccoons sound like walking disease factories but they are not and sadly we can give raccoons a disease. Raccoons have no immunity to either canine or feline distemper. Distemper is a highly contagious virus similar to the measles in humans. So it is important to vaccinate your dogs and cats to keep the distemper virus from spreading to wildlife and ultimately back to our pets.
So now that I have made raccoons sound like awful animals in a pretty package (kinda like that bad date back in high school) you are wondering what good are they. Well … no really they do have good qualities. Raccoons eat mice, grasshoppers, snakes, acorns and carrion (and yes your garbage). In fact, for those of you Guardians of the Galaxy fans - real raccoons are a lot like Rocket Raccoon. When I started writing this I thought I would use some Rocket Raccoon quotes. But I realized although Rocket is super funny - what he says just isn’t fit to print.( at least not in a family friendly city paper ) So real raccoons ,like Rocket , are too cute too funny and too resourceful but really not the best animals to be sharing your yard and definitely not living in your attic.
For more information on raccoons
Common Raccoon - Texas Parks and Wildlife Raccoon - National Geographic Magazine Raccoons - Texas A & M Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Distemper Outbreak - Dallas Morning News Facts about Raccoons - Havahart Controlling Raccoon Damage - Texas Wildlife Damage Management Common Raccoon - The Mammals of Texas Raccoon - Wildlife Center of Texas I am Groot
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SHAVANO PARK CITY COUNCIL IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS / COMMISSIONS / COMMITTEESThe City of Shavano Park’s Boards, Commissions, and Committees provide a vital link between the citizenry, City Council and City
Staff and help keep our City government dynamic, responsive and accountable. The City could not without the outstanding advice, expertise and time provided by the volunteers who serve on these Boards. Members of the Boards, Commissions and Committees are appointed by the City Council. Any citizen interested in serving should request an application from the City Secretary, or may download an application.
Please drop off your application or send via email to the City Secretary at [email protected].
Applications are kept on file for one year. The application deadline is August 31, 2018.
Board of AdjustmentTwo (2) positions Two (2) Alternates
Planning & Zoning CommissionFour (4) positions
Water Advisory CommitteeThree (3) positions
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Investment CommitteeOne (1) position
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The 2018 Shavano Park Police
National Night Out EventTuesday, October 2, 2018
6:00pm-8:00pm
Come join your neighbors and the the Shavano Park Police Department, as we work together to keep our city safe.
Community Event at City HallPlanning a NNO block party? Please contact Capt. Mike Davis so we can add your event to our locations to visit — [email protected] or (210) 492-9248. We look forward to see everyone again this year!
National Night Out 2018 Submitted by Ray Lacy, Chief of Police
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH NEWSSubmitted by Etta Fanning, Coordinator Neighborhood WATCH
2018 National Night OutTuesday, October 2, 6:00-8:00pm
Meet Your Neighbors…..It’s Time to Plan a Block Party in Your
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Neighborhood WATCH partners with Shavano Park Police for National Night Out (NNO) on Tuesday, October 2, from 6-8 PM.
Take a stand against crime! We invite you to host a block party on your street and invite the neighbors to gather in your driveway to chat, share some refreshments, and meet the new residents. This is also an opportunity to thank our Shavano Park Police and Fire Fighters/EMS who visit the block parties. Together we build camaraderie and make our neighborhoods safer. It’s fun!
Remember SAFETY is pro-active. Please lock up, use your home alarm, and do not leave valuables in your vehicles. Report anything suspicious to Police at 210-804-0110 or 911.
To participate in Neighborhood WATCH or volunteer as a Block Captain for your street, contact Etta Fanning, [email protected]
Neighborhood WATCH is an organized group of volunteers who agree together to keep an observant eye on the neighborhood, and to report any suspicious activity to 911. Neighborhood WATCH is registered with
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SHAVANO PARK CLASSIFIEDSPET SITTING, LIFEGUARD:Sarah Trippy, 17 years old. I am available for pet care, with 2+ years experience with a variety of pets. I also have Lifeguard, First Aid and CPR certifications. Contact me at (210) 287-7097 or [email protected].
PET SITTING, BABY SITTING, AND LAWN CARE SERVICE: Zachary Jackson, 15 years old. Contact me at 210-273-9253, or [email protected]. I live in Bentley Manor, and I am a Cadet Corporal in the TMI Corps of Cadets.
PET SITTING/BABY SITTING:Alyssa Ryan, 16 years old, Junior at Antonian High School. Call me at (210) 305-0592.
BABY SITTING/HOUSE SITTING:Caren Valenciano, recent Clark HS graduate, 18 years old. Dependable, responsible, and have my own vehicle. CPR Certified. References available. Contact me at (210) 422-3466
BABY SITTING/HOUSE SITTING/PET SITTING:Clarissa Valenciano, Clark High School Junior, 16 years old. Trustworthy, responsible, and I have my own vehicle.
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PET SITTING:Maria Scarpino, 14 years old, and I live in Shavano Creek. I have 4 years experience in taking care of pets and am available for pet care. Contact me at [email protected] or (210)724-7691.
Math Tutor - Elementary/Middle School/High School:Tara Levey, 19 years old, senior student at Freshman Student at UC Santa Barbara. Available for Holiday's & Summer tutoring. Contact me at 210-995-9985 or [email protected].
BABYSITTING/HOUSE SITTING/PET SITTING Ava Smith, 13 years old. 8th grader at BASIS Shavano charter school. Shavano Creek resident. Red Cross Certified in Babysitting. I love animals and kids! Contact me at 210-445-0320.
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