Welcome Letter 2012

Welcome Packet Last updated May 2012

POST OAK WELCOME PACKET

ENCLOSURES:

HOA WELCOME LETTER AND INFORMATION

HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS HAYS CISD INFORMATION

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH INFORMATION POST OAK ONE DIRECTORY

RECREATION AREA RULES AND REGULATIONS POST OAK POOL RULES

POOL PARTY RESERVATION AND DEPOSIT AGREEMENT SAMPLE ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE APPROVAL REQUEST FORM

COVENANTS, CONDITIONS & RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY LOCAL GETAWAYS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Welcome On behalf of the Post Oak One Homeowner Association we’d like to extend our warmest welcome! As you settle into your new home, unpacking, arranging furniture, hanging curtains, and all the other things that bring your focus to your new home, we know you don’t have time to review all the information included in your closing papers including the small novel of Conditions, Covenants, & Restrictions (CC&R) you received. So we have included some of the most important information in this packet to make your adjustment to your new community easier. The following is one of the most important things you need to know before making any improvements or installing any equipment to the exterior of your new home. You must submit an application to the Architectural Control Committee before any construction or work begins. An application is included for your convenience.


HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS For Newcomers and Residents

The following information may be helpful in arranging utility services for your new home: ELECTRIC Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) P. O. Box 467 Johnson City, Texas 78636-1467 888-554-4732 LOCAL OFFICE 1810 FM 150 West Kyle, TX 78640 Phone: 512-268-2791 www.pec.coop GAS CenterPoint Energy PO BOX 2628 Houston, TX 77252 800-427-7142 www.centerpointenergy.com WATER/SEWER/GARBAGE City of Kyle 100 W. Center Street Kyle, Texas 78640 512-268-3960 www.cityofkyle.com/waterservice.php TELEPHONE Verizon – Residential Phone and DSL www.verizon.com 800-483-4400 CABLE Time Warner/Road Runner P.O. Box 85100 Austin, Texas 78708 800-418-8848 www.timewarneraustin.com SATELITE Dish Network 800-333-DISH www.dishnetwork.com Directv 888-777-2454 www.directv.com

NEWSPAPERS Austin American Statesman PO Box 2903 Austin, Texas 78768 512-445-4040 www.statesman.com Hays County Free Press PO Box 339 Buda, Texas 78620 512-268-7862 www.haysfreepress.com Kyle Eagle PO Box 1209 Kyle, Texas 78640 512-268-0562 www.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx San Marcos Daily Record 1910 IH 35 South San Marcos, Texas 78666 512-392-6143 www.sanmarcosrecord.com


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LOCAL HOSPITALS Seton Medical Center Hays 6001 Kyle Parkway, Kyle, TX 78640 512-504-5000 Central Texas Medical Center 301 Wonder World Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 512-353-8979 St. David’s Urgent Care 5401 FM 1626 #140 Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-3824 LOCAL CHURCHES First Baptist Church 400 West Center Street Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-3511 Kyle United Methodist Church 408 W. Lockhart Street Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-2331 Word of Life Christian Faith Center 400 Old Post Road Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-0700 St. Anthony’s Catholic Church 801 North Burleson Street Kyle, TX ‎ 78640 512-268-2186 Kingdom Hall Jehovah’s Witness 5700 FM 2770 Rd Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-2186 Monte Del Olivar Praise Christian 111 North Main Street Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-1740 Islamic Center of Greater Austin 5110 Manor Road Austin, TX 78723 512-926-9221

Austin Shambhala Meditation Center 1702 S. 5th Street Austin, TX 512-443-3263 Chittamani Buddhist Center 1918 Bissel Lane Austin, TX 512-916-4444

LOCAL VETERINARIANS Kyle Animal Hospital 100 Hall Professional Center Kyle, TX 78640-8861 (512) 268-5003 www.kylevet.com Plum Creek Veterinarian Hospital 4100 Everett Kyle,TX 78640 512-268-7387 www.plumcreekvet.com


HAYS CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (HCISD)

Central Administration: 21003 IH 35 (North-bound access road) Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Jeremy Lyon 512-268-2141 http://www.hayscisd.net Post Oak’s Attendance Zone http://www.hayscisd.net/Growth/AZmaps/attend_zone_maps.html High School Lehman High School 1700 Lehman Road, Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-8454 Fax 512-268-2146 http://www.hayscisd.net/LHS/default.htm Middle School Wallace Middle School 1500 W. Center St. Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-2891 Fax 512-268-1853 http://www.hayscisd.net/WMS/index.htm Elementary School Tobias Elementary 1005 East FM 150 Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-8437 512-268-8447 http://www.hayscisd.net/TES/index.shtml Pre-K and Early/Headstart Programs Hemphill Child Development Center 3995 E. Hwy FM 150 Kyle, TX 78640 512-268-5305 Fax 512-268-4716 http://www.communityaction.com/HeadStart/HSHemphill.htm

Requirements to Register New Students http://www.hayscisd.net/registration/newstud.htm § Verification of address § Birth certificate § Social security card § Immunization records § Proof of guardianship if needed § Records from any previous schools attended (last report card and transcript if available) § Verification of any special services a child may be receiving such as Special Education, Bilingual Education, English as a Second Language (ESL), Gifted & Talented, 504, etc. Transfer Information Contact Central Administration Sylvia Castro 268-2141 x6086 [email protected] http://www.hayscisd.net/registration/transfers.htm Other schools in our District http://www.hayscisd.net/schools/schools.htm Special Programs Blanco Vista Elementary Dual Language Immersion Program 2951 Blanco Vista Blvd San Marcos, TX 78666 512- 268-8506 FAX 512-393-2082 http://www.hayscisd.net/BVES/duallang.html


Post Oak Neighborhood Watch Program The Neighborhood Watch program is a joint effort between the Kyle Police Department and our community. The goal of the program is to enhance neighborhood security, heighten the community’s power of observation and to encourage mutual assistance and concern among the neighborhood.

We need your help! Be part of the information gathering team and agree to be proactive in our goal to keep our neighborhood safe. Be suspicious of unfamiliar vehicles. Let another trusted neighbor know if you will be away. Look after someone else’s home while they are away. Above all, be concerned. It is the most effective way to reduce or prevent crime and make our neighborhood safe. Often times, spending a few extra seconds watching strangers walking or driving through your neighborhood is enough to prevent many crimes. Did you know that the City of Kyle has a curfew? Any minors, under 17 years of age may not linger or stay in public places between the hours of 11:00p.m. – 6:00a.m. Sunday – Thursday and 12:01a.m. -6:00a.m on Friday and Saturday. Offense can be punishable by fine of up to $500 per conviction of violation. If you’d like to be more involved with the Neighborhood Watch Program please email for more information, [email protected].

DEPARTMENT EMERGENCY NON-EMERGENCY Sheriff, Hays County 911 512-393-7800 Police, City of Kyle 911 311 or 512-268-3232 Fire Department, Kyle 911 512-268-3131 Ambulance, San Marcos 911 512-353-5115


POST OAK ONE DIRECTORY

What is a homeowners' association and how does it function? A homeowner association is corporation formed by a real estate developer for the purpose of marketing, managing, and selling of homes and lots in a residential subdivision. The by-laws and declarations of covenants, conditions and restrictions were created and filed as legal documents by the developer as a basis for the function of the homeowners association. The HOA grants the developer privileged voting rights in governing the association, while allowing the developer to exit financial and legal responsibility of the organization, by transferring ownership of the association to the homeowners after selling off a predetermined number of lots. It allows a civil municipality to increase its tax base, but without requiring it to provide equal services to all of its citizens. Membership in the homeowners association by a residential buyer is a condition of purchase; a buyer isn't given an option to reject it. Post Oak One HOA retains a community management company. The management company is hired to handled Post Oak One Homeowners Association statements for annual assessments, violations to deed restrictions, collection notices, manage vendors, file taxes, maintain required insurance and manage the day to day business needs of the community. Our management company has a secure online portal for residents and homeowners to manage their affairs. It is also in charge of making sure our amenities and common areas are maintained and kept in order. The board of directors is responsible for the retention of this company. Our board of directors is comprised of 3 individuals; our developer, a sales representative and a community representative. The board of directors make decisions based on the by-laws and declarations of covenants, conditions and restrictions regarding maintenance, upkeep and other issues pertinent to the development. Board meetings are held typically in May and October. Post Oak One HOA also has board officers who volunteer to serve a 1-year term. These individuals express an interest to volunteer as leader of the community at the annual meeting and are inducted at the board meeting following the annual meeting. The board officers provide a voice for the community by expressing the community's concerns and providing proactive solutions brought up at HOA meetings to the board of directors at board meetings.

Post Oak’s Board of Directors Rick Jenkins, PO, Ltd

Justin Davis, DR Horton Leanndrea Zaczek-Turbeville, Resident

2012 Post Oak Committees

Welcome Committee Chair, Joanne Shelton

Event's Committee

Chair, Deborah Lovell

Amenities Committee Chair, Open

Communications Committee

Chair, Leanndrea Zaczek-Turbeville

Post Oak’s HOA’s Committee Chairs are active HOA leaders whose mission is: To encourage the concept of community, and preserve and enhance property values for our members.

The success of our HOA requires aligning the actions of all of our members toward common goals. The Committees’ shared values guide the actions and attitudes we demonstrate in serving our members and in working with our representatives.


Post Oak’s Values: Integrity We require honesty in all communications and interactions. We honor the commitments we make as individuals and as chairpersons. Quality We are dedicated to continually improving the quality of service provided to our members within the guidelines set. Respect We consider everyone as an individual, respect their dignity, and recognize their skills and contributions. Responsibility We take responsibility for our actions and those of our representatives. All committee chairs share responsibility for the services we provide to our members and for the success of our HOA. Leadership We maintain a pro-active approach to the community and diligently enact the decisions of the majority in a fair and equitable manner.

Property Management, RealManage RealManage handles Post Oak One Homeowners Association statements for annual assessments, a violation to deed restrictions, collection notices and they have a secure online portal for residents and homeowners to manage their affairs. In most cases, RealManage can save our board time by answering questions. Please contact RealManage with questions and/or problems.

10800 Pecan Park Blvd. Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78750 P: 512-219-1927 F: 512-219-5696 Customer Service: 866-4-RealService

866-473-2573

Post Oak One Homeowners Association If you are interested in being an active member of the HOA, attend a meeting, email [email protected] to request the community newsletter or ask questions. We’re always happy to see new faces and more active community members!

HOA meetings occur every other month, on a designated Thursdays. Meetings are typically held at the Word of Life Church on Old Post Road. Watch for signs posted around the neighborhood.


RECREATION AREA RULES AND REGULATIONS

INTRODUCTION The Post Oak One Homeowners Association (Association) provides attractive and desirable amenities for the benefit of its members and authorized guests. These rules are written to provide for the safety and enjoyment of its recreational areas by authorized members and guests and to protect the assets of the Association. All members are responsible for understanding and enforcing these rules with the members of their household, their authorized guests, and wherever they see rule violations occur.

ADMINISTRATION OF THE FACILITIES 1. Control of Recreation Areas Control of the recreation area will be exercised by ALL POST OAK ONE HOA members to aid and assist in the enforcement of these rules and regulations. If necessary, the Sheriff’s Department shall be called to assist. 2. Amended Rules The Association Board of Directors reserves the right, by a majority vote among the board members, to amend or change these rules at the time and in the manner it deems necessary. 3. Disputes and Appeal Process Disputes and Appeals should be submitted in writing to the Board of Directors to be considered within a reasonable period of time but no later than the next regularly scheduled board meeting. All parties involved in the dispute or appeal are encouraged to attend the meeting and discuss the situation with the Board of Directors. Final interpretation and enforcement of these rules, however, is the responsibility and authority of the Association Board of Directors.

PROVISIONAL USE OF FACILITIES 1. Authorized Users All members in good standing and all tenants who have paid recreation use fees for the current season are welcome to use the facilities during normal operating hours. A ‘member in good standing’ is:

a. Any member of the Association physically residing or owning property in any Section of Post Oak, whose outstanding

dues balance is current, and who owes no outstanding fees or charges assessed in addition to regular dues;

b. The unmarried child of a member in good standing who is a student living away for school and resides in Post Oak during school breaks.

Additional age requirements apply to the use of the pool and are documented below. 2. Revocation of Privileges It is a privilege to use the Association recreational facilities. Violation of these rules or unlawful or unsafe behavior is just cause for revoking this privilege. The Association Board of Directors, in its discretion and with cause, may revoke the privileges of any member or members for any period of time as designated by the Board. 3. Trespassing / Restricted Use The recreational facilities are on private property and are not open to the general public. Only Authorized Users, as defined above, may use the Recreational Areas. All other persons using the facilities may be reported to local authorities as trespassers. 4. Liability Use of any of the recreational facilities shall be at the risk of the user. The Association cannot be held liable for any accidents incurred during any authorized or unauthorized use of the recreational areas. All Authorized Users Are Required To Sign A Waiver And Indemnity Agreement Prior To Using Any POST OAK ONE HOA Facility. This form may be obtained from RealManage. 5. Gate Access Cards are numbered and registered to each authorized user household. Cards may not be loaned or otherwise provided to any one for any reason. Additional or replacement cards must be registered to the member and may be ordered from the RealManage for an additional charge. Lost or stolen cards must be reported immediately. Authorized users are responsible for the use of their card at all times. Violation of this rule is just cause for the revoking of privileges.


RULES COMMON TO ALL FACILITIES 1. Damage to POST OAK ONE HOA Property Members of the Association or tenants paying annual fees for recreation use will be billed and responsible for all replacement or repair costs for POST OAK ONE HOA property damaged by members of their household or their guests. 2. Noise Control All of the facilities are close to homes. Loud music and yelling is strictly prohibited. 3. Profanity / Explicit Behavior This is a family-friendly neighborhood. The use of profanity in the Recreation Areas is strictly prohibited. Explicit or suggestive conversations or actions, even in the absence of profanity are also strictly prohibited. Explicit or suggestive attire is strictly prohibited. Nudity is not allowed at any time. 4. Alcoholic Beverages No alcoholic beverages shall be permitted at any of the facilities. 5. Animals Please leave all pets at home. Pets are not allowed inside any of the fences and may not be left tied outside the fence. Service Animals are allowed inside the fences but may not enter the water at any time.

BASKETBALL COURT RULES 1. Basketball Court Access The basketball courts are for POST OAK ONE HOA residents and their guests only. 2. No Horseplay No horseplay or other dangerous activity shall occur on either court. Hanging from the basketball rim is prohibited. 3. Damage Prevention No activity shall be permitted which will damage the courts and/or equipment, or render either unfit for use. Only basketball playing is allowed on the courts. Appropriate footwear shall be worn for all court activity to prevent damage to the court surface. Property that is damaged as a result of recurrent use should be reported to a RealManage so that it can be repaired or replaced. 4. Equipment The Association provides the basketball goals with nets. The users of the courts must provide all other equipment needed for play. 5. Excluded Items No bicycles, skateboards, skates or etc. are allowed on the court. These items should be left in the parking area adjacent to the courts. 6. No Animals No animals are allowed on either court. Animals are not to be left tied up outside the court or otherwise unattended while owners are using the basketball court. 7. Order of Use The basketball court cannot be reserved. Use is strictly on a first come, first use basis, but users should be considerate of other members and their guests who wish to use the courts. Users are expected to release the court they are using to those who wish to use it next within one hour of the next user’s arrival. 8. Hours of Operation Basketball courts may be used from sunrise to sunset only. Play during darkness is prohibited in order to prevent injury. 9. Parking Users of the basketball court shall park their vehicles in the paved parking area adjacent to the courts. Parking of vehicles on public streets or in the recreation property driveways is prohibited.


POST OAK POOL RULES

271 Stennis Kyle, Texas 78640

Emergency Phone located next to the restrooms

WARNING: NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY, SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK

The gates are to remain locked at all times. The pool can be accessed with a pool card and under no circumstances should the gates be propped open. DO NOT OPEN THE POOL GATE FOR ANYONE OTHER THAN YOUR FAMILY OR YOUR GUESTS. The fence and gate that surround the pool area are for resident protection. PLEASE NOTE: cards will ONLY be distributed to members in good standing with the Association. To be in good standing, you must: 1) Be current on homeowner assessments as outlined in the Collections Procedures approved by the Board of Directors; 2) You must have a current card waiver form on file with RealManage; 3) You may have no unresolved Deed Restriction Violation fines. Lost cards will be replaced for a fee of $40.

IDENTIFICATION • Swimmers must have a pool card with them to enter pool area. The pool is for the use of Post Oak

One Homeowners Association, Inc. members and their invited guest(s)/appointed guardian(s) only. It is recommended that you write your name on your card so it does not get confused with others at the pool.

• Parents must provide authorization naming a specific guardian to attend to their children 16 years of age and under while at the pool. An authorized guardian must be 18 years of age or older.

COMMUNITY REQUIREMENTS & CONDUCT

1. Children under the age of 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult age 18 or older that is a Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. member or an authorized guardian.

2. The gates are to remain locked at all times. The pool can be accessed with a pool card and under no circumstances should the gates be propped open. The fence and gate that surround the pool area are for resident protection.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, FIREARMS, DRUGS OR GRILLS BE PERMITTED IN ANY AMENITY CENTER FACILITIES OR SURROUNDING AREAS. ANYONE SEEN ENGAGING IN THE USE WILL BE SUBJECT TO LOSS OF PRIVLEGES FOR A PERIOD OF TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE ASSOCIATION BOARD, AND OTHER LEGAL ACTIONS MAY BE TAKEN IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.


GENERAL REQUIREMENTS & CONDUCT

Any individual(s) who are reported to be/or found to be in violation of any of these following pool rules will be reported to the Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. Board and possibly the local law enforcement agency (as applicable). The nature of the situation will be considered and action(s) toward resolution will be at the Board’s discretion.

3. USE OF ANY EQUIPMENT PROVIDED IN THE AMENITY CENTER FACILITIES IS AT YOUR DISCRETION. PLEASE USE CAUTION. SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK

4. When lifeguards or monitors are on duty, they are the authority at all times. No person shall distract a lifeguard

or monitor who is on the lifeguard stand except in cases of an emergency. Only lifeguards or monitors are allowed on the lifeguard stand.

5. Children under age 12 must demonstrate the ability to swim the length of the pool in order to be allowed in the water without an adult at hand. A parent must supervise all children under the age of 16 listed on the pool waiver form for their household.

6. Parents must check swim diapers AT LEAST 3 times per hour. Children under the age of 3 are not allowed in the pools without a swim diaper. Disposable diapers are not allowed, swimsuits are required.

7. The baby pool is reserved for children ages five (5) and under. Adult supervision is required at all times for

children in the baby pool.

8. Proper swim attire is required. No “cut-offs” are allowed. Please respect all cultural differences with family friendly attire. Cover-ups are only allowed over proper swim attire.

9. Conduct by any person deemed to be dangerous, unreasonable, or offensive (including "horseplay") is not

allowed and should be reported to RealManage at (512) 219-1927 OR 1-866-4-RealService (1-866-473-2573). Any individual disciplined repeatedly, or for serious infractions, will lose all pool privileges for the rest of the season.

10. Running, hopping, skipping or speed walking within the pool area is prohibited.

11. Under no circumstances shall grills, pets, bicycles, skateboards, scooters or motorized cycles be permitted within

the fenced pool area. Roller-skates and/or Rollerblades may be carried into the pool area and stored with personal belongings but may not be worn within the fenced pool area.

12. Diving from the side of the pool is not permitted.

13. Climbing or sliding on any hand railing is not permitted.

14. Playing with lifesaving equipment is not permitted. The use of the lifesaving ring, life hook or any other safety

equipment is for emergency use only. Do NOT play with these items.

15. No glass containers of any type are allowed in the pool area.

16. Food shall only be consumed in areas at least six feet away from the pool. No chewing gum is allowed within the pool area.

17. All trash generated by anyone in the fenced pool area must be placed in garbage containers or otherwise properly disposed of.


18. Swimmers are encouraged to shower before entering the pool. While we encourage protection from the harmful

rays of the sun, the use of oils and other heavy suntan lotions cause filter damage, use these lotions sparingly.

19. Persons with open sores, wounds and bandages or communicable diseases are encouraged to refrain from swimming in the pool. DO NOT USE THE POOL IF YOU OR YOUR CHILD HAS HAD DIARRHEA IN THE PREVIOUS TWO WEEKS. IF A FECAL ACCIDENT OCCURS: All swimmers must exit the pool immediately, and the pool will be closed for a minimum of two (2) hours from the time the pool has been chemically treated. The pool will be cleaned, disinfected and tested, and proven to be free from contamination before the pool will be reopened. If your child is found to be responsible for a closure due to fecal matter, all costs to clean and reopen the pool may be assigned to your family. Incidents should be reported to RealManage at (512) 219-1927 OR 1-866-4-RealService (1-866-473-2573), immediately.

20. Floatation devices are permitted as long as there are less than 15 people in the pool. All air-inflatable crafts

used must be a maximum 2-person carrier. Exceptions are arm-floaties and toddler carriers/life preservers.

21. Any items lost will be your responsibility. If the loss or find is of great value, please contact RealManage at (512) 219-1927 OR 1-866-4-RealService (1-866-473-2573).

22. Swim safely and treat others, as you would like to be treated. Do not throw items when others are nearby.

Parents are responsible for the behavior of their children.

23. Swimmers in the water have the right of way. Those entering the water must make certain that the area that they are entering is free of other swimmers.

24. In the event of inclement weather, swimmers are to clear the pool during the storm and for at least thirty (30)

minutes after lightning and/or thunder has ceased. Patrons are welcome to stay in the pool area during this time, but are cautioned to stay a safe distance from the water.

LOSS OF POOL PRIVILEGES

Again, PLEASE NOTE: cards will ONLY be distributed to residents in good standing with the Association. To be in good standing, you must:

Be current on homeowner assessments as outlined in the Collections

Procedures approved by the Board of Directors; You must have a current card waiver form on file with RealManage; You may have no unresolved Deed Restriction Violation fines.

Any individual(s) using the pool after hours (see pool rules), could lose all pool privileges for the season. The Board will consider individual events. Any individual(s) committing acts of vandalism to the pool, pool house, equipment and/or surrounding area will lose all pool privileges for a period of time to be determined by the Association Board, and be held responsible for cleaning and/or repair of damaged items. In the event the individual(s) are juveniles, the parents shall assume full responsibility for their child’s actions. The Board will consider individual events.


MISCELLANEOUS

Guest Policies A Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. member must accompany a guest. Guests are limited to four per family. If you need to entertain more than four guests, please call RealManage at (512) 219-1927 OR 1-866-4-RealService (1-866-473-2573) to make arrangements. Members are allowed to authorize a guardian for their needs as applicable. (baby-sitters, relatives, family friends and neighbors are allowable.) Parents must provide authorization naming a specific guardian to attend to their children under the age of 16 while at the pool. Authorized guardians must be 18 years of age or older. Individuals who may have been involved in misconduct or vandalism to the pool area who are found on the premises may be asked to leave immediately regardless of guest status if the Board has given previous approval of such action. Individual(s) who are on the premises without permission or who are under the appointed age should be/can be asked to leave by any Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. member or authorized guardian who is an adult and on the premises. If the individual(s) will not leave please contact the police from the pay phone located at the pool, then contact RealManage. Restrooms The restroom fixtures are sanitized and cleaned by a private janitorial service on a weekly basis. The designated maintenance person(s) are responsible for cleaning mirrors, counters, stocking hand towels, emptying trash and hosing down the floors. But please be mindful of the other Association members by cleaning up after yourself when using the restrooms. Emergency Phone This phone has the capability of connecting to emergency services by dialing 911. Pool cards Pool cards will be issued to adults (age 18 years and older), only after an Acknowledgment & Waiver form is signed. A total of one (1) pool card will initially be issued per household. If your card is lost or stolen, you will be provided with a second replacement card AT A COST OF $40.00 TO YOU. To obtain cards, please sign (execute) a current Acknowledgment & Waiver form and send it to RealManage. Upon receipt of the signed card waiver, and pending assessment evaluation that the residence is in good standing, the card will then be mailed. By signing the Acknowledgment and Waiver Form, members are agreeing not to distribute cards to anyone outside their immediate family. Pool Parties Please contact the management company, RealManage, to schedule your party at (512) 219-1927 OR 1- 866-4-RealService (1-866-473-2573). All pool parties must be scheduled through RealManage so that parties are not double-booked and all necessary paperwork can be completed. Informal/Non Private parties at the pool may be held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. (holidays excluded). There shall be not more than fifteen (15) guests per party and parties are limited to no longer than two and one-half hours. Informal meaning, you may not turn away other member and their guests, so long as they meet the “guest policy”, from entering the pool area during a scheduled party. Parties may only be scheduled by a Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. member over the age of eighteen (18). The party must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. There must be a one to three adult to child ratio for children ages three (3) and under; a one (1) to five (5) adult to child ratio for children ages seven (7) to twelve (12). In all events, one adult, age 18 or older must be present at all times. The sponsoring member will be responsible for any damages caused by party patrons and a Recreational Use Agreement may be requested at the discretion of the Board, RealManage or Pool Committee member(s).

ADDITIONAL RULES WHICH MAY BE POSTED AT SWIMMING POOL WILL ALSO APPLY


POST OAK POOL HOURS

WARNING: SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK – No Lifeguard on Duty!

The pool may be CLOSED when chemicals are being adjusted.

Schedule of operation Open Swimming

(Adult supervision required – access with pool card)

Memorial Day – Labor Day (weather

permitting)

Tuesday- Thursday 6AM-9PM Friday- Sunday 6AM-10PM Adult Swim: Tuesday / Thursday 8PM-9PM & Saturday 9AM-10AM

Open to members,

their families and accompanied

guests

The pool may be

CLOSED at times for maintenance and

chemical treatment

Annual Pool Opening Dates are determined by your Board of Directors.

Post Oak Pool Rules Enforcement Policy

Authority to invoke suspensions to fit violations of the rules has been delegated to the Pool Monitor on duty by the Post Oak Board of Directors. Anyone who does not agree with suspensions invoked by the monitor may appeal to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors may suspend all rights and privileges of any homeowner.

Enforcement of rules: • First offense- rule is explained and warning issued • Second offense- rule is explained and 1 hour “time out” enforced • Third offense- person must leave for the day

Pool monitor may eject persons from pool area for cause. In serious cases of misconduct, the City of Kyle Police should be called. In cases involving minor children, the parents will be informed.

No abusive or objectionable language will be tolerated on pool grounds. Any verbally abusive, threatening or dangerous behavior will result in loss of pool privileges. Entry card will be deactivate without further warning. If the infraction is serious enough, swimming rights may be terminated for the remainder of the year.


POST OAK ONE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.

Pool Party Reservation and Deposit Agreement 1. The Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. (the “Association”), a non-profit corporation, hereby approves the use of the “Common Areas” according to that one certain Post Oak One Homeowners Association Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions dated September 29, 2003, recorded in Document Number 03031641 of the Real Property Records of Hays County, Texas (the “Declaration”), which Declaration is incorporated here in by this reference, and locally known as the Post Oak Community Pool, located at 271 Stennis Drive, Kyle, Texas to, ___________________________________(resident name); ____________________________________________(resident address), (the “User”) on this ___day of ________________, 20____, from __________ until ___________ (time). Maximum 2.5 hours between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday ONLY. 2. User must be a Member of the Association not delinquent in the payment of any duly established assessments. This Agreement is subject to the Association's Swimming Pool Rules and Regulations. A pool party reservation DOES include use of the pool by guests of the member. The reservation DOES NOT provide for exclusive use of the pool during paid event. It is understood that the premises are to be used "as is" without warranty and without representations by the Association as to the suitability of the premises for the user's intended use. All renters must be 18 years of age or older. 3. A deposit of $75.00, made payable to the Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. and forwarded to 12335 Hymeadow Drive, Suite 300, Austin, Texas 78750, ATTN: Assistant Community Association Manager, is required with this executed Pool Party Reservation and Deposit Agreement. The deposit will be refunded ONLY after the appointed representative of the Association makes an inspection of the premises. The Association reserves the right to withhold cleaning charges and/or charges for damages from the deposit as deemed necessary by the representative of the Association. If cleaning charges and or charges for damages exceed the deposit amount, User will be billed for such charges.

4. Use of the Common Areas is permitted between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. only, no overnight use is allowed. Pool party reservations are taken for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday ONLY (holidays excluded).

5. User shall use the premises in an orderly and proper manner and so as not to annoy, disturb, or be offensive to others within the Swimming Pool area or immediate vicinity. User must be present at all times during pool party.

6. User shall REMOVE FROM THE PREMISE all garbage, debris, or other waste material immediately upon completion of the party.

7. User shall indemnify and hold harmless the Association, RealManage, and the Association or RealManage’s officers, agents, directors, and employees from all claims, demands, loss, damage or expense including, but not limited to, those for death, for personal or bodily injuries, or for property damages arising out of or in connection with the use of the premises by lessee or arising out of any acts or omissions of lessee, his employees, agents, representatives, customers, guests or invitees.

8. User shall, upon demand, immediately reimburse the Association for any damages to the premises above and beyond the deposit amount, and all privileges will be denied until balance is paid in full. 9. User is prohibited from assigning or transferring this agreement.

10. Pool parties must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance.

11. There shall be no more than fifteen (15) guests per party and parties are limited to no longer than to two and one-half hours. There must be a one to three adult to child ratio for children ages three (3) and under; a one to five adult to child ration for children seven (7) to twelve (12).

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement on the _______________day of ________________________________, 20______ by affixing their signatures below:

Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. Representative

By:_____________________________ Title: Community Association Manager

Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. User

By:_____________________________ Address: :________________________ Phone Number: :__________________ Email Address: :___________________


Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. Architectural Control Committee Approval Request Form

The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (the “Deed Restrictions”) for the Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. specifies that all improvements as defined in the Deed Restrictions must be approved in writing by the Architectural Control Committee before the improvement begins. To assist in your compliance with this restriction, please complete the following form and submit it with your plans and specifications for the proposed improvement.

The plans and specifications to be so submitted will not be considered complete without all of the following items (unless waived by the Committee).

A plat map or plot survey showing the locations and dimensions of all existing and proposed Improvements. A visual description of existing and finished grades shown from Lot corner angles and at corner angles of proposed Improvement(s). Lot drainage provisions shall be indicated, as well as cut and fill details, if any appreciable change in the Lot contour is contemplated. A diagram or other visual representation describing the structural design, exterior elevations, exterior materials, colors, textures and shapes of all Improvements, including all proposed exterior illumination (including location and method), utility connections, and fire protection systems. NAME: ________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER: _______________________________________________________________ APPROVAL REQUESTED (check one): FENCE IRRIGATION SYSTEM POOL DECK/PATIO OUTBUILDING/SHED PLAYSCAPE LANDSCAPING OTHER _______________________________

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DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENT: ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ HOMEOWNER SIGNATURE: _______________________________________________________

Submit your request to:

Post Oak One Homeowners Association, Inc. c/o RealManage

Architectural Control Committee 10800 Pecan Park Blvd, Ste 100

Austin, Texas 78750 Fax: 512-‐219-‐5696

For ACC Use Only:

Following a review of your submittal for approval, the ACC: ______ Approves your request ______ Approves your request with the following conditions: ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______ Disapproves your request at this time because of the following variances from the CCR’s and guidelines established by the ACC: ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Signed: ______________________

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CONDENSED AND GENERALIZED POST OAK ONE COVENANTS, CONDITIONS & RESTRICTIONS

PLEASE NOTE: This listing does NOT replace the Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&R's) given to each Post Oak One Homeowner upon the purchase of their home. It is simply a convenient OUTLINE to help each homeowner better understand many of the provisions contained in the CC&R's in a more simplistic manner and is being presented here in a condensed version to simply make you aware of some of the Post Oak One HOA Provisions. ANIMALS AND PETS BREEDING, QUANTITY Article VIII, Section 5 "…dogs, cats or other household pets may be kept on a Lot, provided they are not kept, bred or maintained for any commercial purposes and further provided, no more than three (3) such pets shall be kept on a Lot…. NON-DOMESTIC The raising, breeding or keeping of animals, livestock or poultry of any kind on any Lot in the Subdivision is strictly prohibited… UNLEASHED/LOOSE All pets must be properly tagged for identification and penned in an approved enclosure. No pet may be chained or leashed outside an enclosure unless being walked on a leash. Whenever, a pet is removed from its enclosure, it must be in the possession of its owner or the owner's agent and must be restrained by a proper leash of chain, rope, plastic, leather or similar material.” ARCHITECTURAL GARAGE CONVERSION Article IX, Section 1.1 “No garage shall be converted into bedrooms, dens, studies or any living areas for the occupants; provided, however, builders may temporarily convert the garage if used as a model home, such garage must be reconverted for the parking of automobiles within 90 days when no longer in use as a model home.” FENCE AND WALLS Article IX, Section 11 “All fences shall be constructed of wood, not to exceed 6 feet in height and will be constructed with the finished side facing outward from each lot to the street.” POOLS AND SPAS Article IX, Section 11.1 “All swimming pools must be enclosed by a fence at least 72 inches in height with a self closing gate, and must comply with City, County and State regulations.” Article IX, Section 12 “Without the prior written approval of the Committee, no exterior television antenna, television satellite reception disc or radio antenna of any sort shall be placed, allowed or maintained upon any portion of the improvements and structures to be located in the Subdivision or upon any Lot, other than one conventional television antenna, which antenna must be erected in such a manner so that it is not visible from the street. No permitted antenna shall exceed ten feet in height.” Satellite dishes may be installed on the side roofline of the home only if the location of install is toward the back/rear of the home. Location of dish/antenna should be in least conspicuous location to help preserve the architectural integrity of the community. LIGHTING Article IX, Section 19 “Outdoor lighting shall be installed so as to not direct excessive, bright illumination into adjacent or neighboring residences.” PLAYSCAPES AND PERMANENT BASKETBALL GOAL Article IX, Section 20 “All playground and/or recreation equipment must be placed in the back yard unless otherwise approved by the Architectural Control Committee in writing…” SETBACKS Article IX, Section 4 “The minimum building setback requirement shall be: Front setback: varies from 15 to 25 feet from front property line, as shown on recorded plat. Rear setback: 16 feet from rear property line. Interior Side setback: 5 feet from side property line. Corner lot side setback: 15 feet from side property line or as shown on recorded plat” SHEDS Article IX, Section 5 “No metal buildings of any type shall be placed or constructed upon any Lot.”


HOUSE PAINT Article VI, Sect 2 "No building, fence, wall or other structure or improvement of any nature shall be placed, constructed, erected or maintained on any Lot, nor shall any exterior addition to or change or alteration therein be made until the construction plans and specifications for the same shall have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Committee as to conformity and harmony ..... "A limited number of acceptable exterior materials and/or finishes that may be used in the construction, alteration, or repair of an improvement" GENERAL Article VII, Section 1 “All Living Units and other buildings located within the Subdivision must be kept in good repair and must be painted when necessary to preserve their attractiveness.” FENCING APPEARANCE, HEIGHT AND MATERIALS Article IX, Section 11 “All fences shall be constructed of wood, not to exceed 6 feet in height and will be constructed with the finished side facing outward from each lot to the street.” PLACEMENT Article IX, Section 11 "No fence will be allowed to be placed closer to the street than the front corners of the residence constructed on such lot. However, decorative fencing may be used in the front yard of model homes.” GATES Article IX, Section 11.1 “All swimming pools must be enclosed by a fence at least 72 inches in height with a self closing gate, and must comply with City, County and State regulations.” HAZARDOUS ACTIVITIES GENERAL Article VIII, Section 13 “No portion of the Subdivision shall be used for vicious, illegal or immoral conduct, or by any conduct in violation of the laws of the State of Texas, or the United States, or of the police, health, sanitary, building or fire codes, regulations or instructions relating to or affecting the use, occupancy or possession of any portion of the Subdivision.” BURNING Article VIII, Section 7 "No incinerator may be maintained on any portion of the Subdivision.” HOLIDAY DECORATIONS GENERAL Article IX, Section 19 “No holiday or occasion lighting or decorations shall be installed earlier than thirty (30) days prior to occasion and must be removed no later than twenty (20) days after the event.” IMPROPER USE SINGLE FAMILY USE Article VIII, Section 1 “Each and every Lot in the Subdivision is hereby restricted to site built residential dwellings for single-family residential use only, except those Lots designated as drainage lots, park lots and/or common area lots.” COMMERCIAL USE Article VIII, Section 2 “No business activities of any kind whatsoever shall be conducted in any portion of the Subdivision…” COMMON AREA RULES VIOLATION(S) Article VIII, Section 3 “The Common Area shall not be used for any commercial purposes: however, this provision shall not preclude the Association from charging reasonable fees for the use of the recreational facilities, which are part of the Common Area.”


MINING AND DRILLING Article VIII, Section 6 “No oil drilling, oil development operations or oil refining, quarrying or mining operations of any kind shall be permitted upon any portion of the Subdivision… nor shall oil wells, tanks, tunnels, mineral excavations or shafts be permitted upon any portion of the Subdivision. No derrick or other structure designed for use in boring for oil or natural gas shall be erected, maintained or permitted upon any portion of the Subdivision.” LAND AND STRUCTURES SIGHT DISTANCE Article IX, Section 10 “No fence, wall, hedge or shrub planting which obstructs sight lines at elevations between two and six feet above the street shall be permitted to remain on any corner Lot within the triangular area formed by the two (2) Lot lines abutting the streets and a line connecting them at points twenty-five (25) feet from their intersection or within the triangular area formed by the Lot line abutting a street, the edge line of any driveway or alley pavement and a line connecting them at points ten (10) feet from their intersection.” TEMPORARY STRUCTURES Article IX, Section 13 “No structures of a temporary character, including tents, shacks, barns, or other outbuildings shall be placed on any Lot located within the Subdivision except for such temporary buildings utilized by the Declarant or the builder or any residence during the period of construction.” To bring this property into compliance, please remove the temporary structure from view of any portion of the Property or provide a copy of the Architectural Control Committee approval allowing the structure in its current location. LANDSCAPING DEAD/MISSING TREE(S) Article VII, Section 1 “All damaged, diseased beyond recovery or dead trees shall be cut and removed from any Lot at the expense of the Owner.” To bring this property into compliance, please take immediate steps to appropriately remove and or replace the tree, including the stump, and properly dispose of all material. Please remove OR replace your dead tree(s). GENERAL YARD MAINTENANCE Article VII, Section 1 and Article IX, Section 18 "Grass, vegetation and weeds on each Lot shall be cut as often as may be necessary to maintain the same in a neat and attractive condition." "Each Owner shall keep all shrubs, trees, lawns, grass and plantings of every kind on such Owner's Lot cultivated, adequately watered and maintained, pruned and free of trash and other unsightly material."To bring this property into compliance, please mow and trim your yard, edge along the driveway, sidewalk, and curbs, eradicate the weeds, and dispose of the clippings. Note: Failure to properly maintain your property may result in the Association mowing and edging your lawn and charging the cost back to you. LIGHTING EXTERIOR LIGHTING Article IX, Section 19 “Outdoor lighting shall be installed so as to not direct excessive, bright illumination into adjacent or neighboring residences.” MAINTENANCE GENERAL Article VII, Section 1 “All Living Units and other buildings located within the Subdivision must be kept in good repair and must be painted when necessary to preserve their attractiveness.”To bring this property into compliance, please repair, replace and/or properly maintain all improvements to your property. NOISE GENERAL Article VIII, Section 12 “No noxious or offensive trade or activity shall be carried on upon any portion of the Subdivision, nor shall anything be done thereon which may become an annoyance or nuisance to the residents of the Subdivision or in any way endanger the health of the residents.” RUBBISH AND DEBRIS GENERAL Article VIII, Section 7 “No portion of the Subdivision shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish, trash, garbage or other wastes.”


RECYCLING BIN, TRASH CAN VISIBILITY OR UNSTORED TRASH Article VIII, Section 7 “All rubbish, trash, garbage or other waste shall be kept in sanitary containers and out of sight of the Common Area and any street or adjacent Lot, except on days designated by the Association for pick-up of such garbage.” CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Article VIII, Section 9 “No Lot shall be used for storage of any material except that required for landscaping or construction which materials shall not be placed or stored upon any Lot until the Owner is ready to commence construction…” SIGNS GENERAL Article VIII, Section 10 “No advertising signs (except not more than one six (6) square foot "For Rent" or "For Sale" sign per Lot), billboards, unsightly objects, or nuisances shall be erected, placed or permitted to remain on any portion of the Subdivision.” SPORTS EQUIPMENT GENERAL Article IX, Section 20 “All playground and/or recreation equipment must be placed in the back yard unless otherwise approved by the Architectural Control Committee in writing…” UNSIGHTLY WINDOW A/C UNIT Article IX, Section 14 “No window or wall type air conditioners visible from the street shall be permitted…” CLOTHES HANGING DEVICES Article VIII, Section 11 “No outside clothesline shall be constructed or maintained on any Lot within sight of the Common Area or any street or adjacent Lot.” GARAGE DOOR(S) OPEN Article VIII, Section 8 “Garage doors shall be closed at all times, except for immediate entry or exit.” GENERAL Article VIII, Section 8 “No portion of the front yards, streets or Common Area shall, without the express written permission of the Association, be used for any items, which the Association deems unsightly or inappropriate.” VEHICLE PARKING ATV, BOAT, CAMPER, COMMERCIAL VEHICLE, INOPERABLE VEHICLE, RV, TRAILER & WATER CRAFT Article VIII, Section 8 “No recreation vehicles, commercial vehicles, boats, trailers, campers or inoperable automobiles shall be allowed to be parked within the streets, common area, front yard or any other area of the Subdivision, unless same are parked in garages and the garage doors remain closed except when in use.” STREET PARKING Article VIII, Section 8 “No portion of the front yards, streets or Common Area shall, without the express written permission of the Association, be used for any items, which the Association deems unsightly or inappropriate.” VEHICLE REPAIRS Article VIII, Section 8 “No Owner of any Lot in the Subdivision or any visitor or guest of any Owner shall be permitted to perform work on any vehicle in any driveway, front yard or street other than for work of a temporary nature. For the purpose of the foregoing term, "temporary" shall mean that the vehicle shall not remain in a driveway or street in excess of twenty-four (24) hours.”


LOCAL GETAWAYS AND ENTERTAINMENT Thunderhill Raceway 24801 Interstate 35 Kyle, TX 78640-5342 512-262-1352 www.thunderhillraceway.com:8082/ The Jumpy Place 241 Weldon Johnston Way Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 262-1600 www.thejumpyplacetx.com/ Gregg-Clarke Park 1300 W. Center Drive Kyle, TX 78640 www.cityofkyle.com/parks/greggclarkepark.htm Steeplechase Park 295 Hallie Drive Kyle, TX 78640 www.cityofkyle.com/parks/steeplechasepark2.php Aquarena Nature Park 601 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666-4684 (512) 245-7570 www.aquarena.txstate.edu Five mile Dam S Old Stagecoach Rd Kyle, TX 78640 Wonder World Park 1000 Prospect Street San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-6711 www.wonderworldpark.com Natural Bridge Caverns 26495 Natural Bridge Cavern Road Natural Bridge Caverns, TX 78266 210-651-6101 www.naturalbridgecaverns.com Seaworld 10500 Sea World Drive San Antonio, Texas 210-523-3900 www.seaworld.com Six Flags Fiesta Texas 17000 IH-10 West San Antonio, TX 78257 210-697-5050 www.sixflags.com/fiestaTexas

Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort 305 West Austin Street New Braunfels, TX 78130 830-625-2351 www.schlitterbahn.com Hamilton Pool 24300 Hamilton Pool Rd. Dripping Springs, TX 78620 www.co.travis.tx.us/tnr/parks/hamilton_pool.asp SHOPPING Tanger Outlet Malls 4015 I-35 South San Marcos, TX 78666 512-396-7446 http://www.tangeroutlet.com/sanmarcos Prime Outlet Mall 3939 IH-35 South #900 San Marcos, TX 78666 512- 396-2200 http://www.primeoutlets.com/locations/san-marcos.aspx Round Rock Premium Outlets 4401 North IH-35 Round Rock, TX 78664 (512) 863-6688 http://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlets/outlet.asp?id=73 SITESEEING Gruene Hall 1281 Gruene Road New Braunfels, TX 78130 (830) 606-1281 www.gruenehall.com/ San Antonio Riverwalk 100 Villita San Antonio, TX 78205 210-270-8748 www.thesanantonioriverwalk.com/ The Alamo 955 S. Alamo San Antonio, TX 78205 210-225-7363 www.thealamo.org


Miller Creek Lavender Farms 8453 Miller Creek Loop, Johnson City, TX 78636 512-934-1616 www.millercreeklavender.com Congress Bridge Bats 200 S Congress Ave Austin, TX 78704 512-327-9721 www.austincityguide.com/content/congress-bridge-bats-austin.asp Blanton Museum of Art 200 East Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard Austin, TX 78701 (512) 471-7324 www.blantonmuseum.org Zilker Botanical Garden 2220 Barton Springs Road Austin, Texas 78746 (512) 477-8672 www.zilkergarden.org Austin Museum of Art Downtown 823 Congress Ave Austin, TX 78704 512-495-9224 LaGuna Gloria 3809 35th Street Austin, TX 78703 512-495-9224 www.amoa.org French Legation Museum 802 San Marcos Street Austin, TX 78702-2647 (512) 472-8180 www.frenchlegationmuseum.org Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower 4801 La Crosse Avenue Austin, TX 78739-1702 512-232-0100 www.wildflower.org

Wild Basin Wilderness 805 N. Capital of Texas Highway Austin, TX www.wildbasin.org

Austin Children’s Museum 201 Colorado Street Austin, TX 78701 512-472-2499 www.austinkids.org Austin Zoo 10807 Rawhide Trail Austin, TX 78736-2716 512- 288-1490 www.austinzoo.org Deep Eddy Pool 401 Deep Eddy Drive Austin, TX 512-472-8546 www.deepeddy.org Lone Star Riverboat 210 Barton Springs Rd. Austin, TX 512-327-1388 www.lonestarriverboat.com Austin Duck Adventures 300 Pressler Street Austin, TX 78703-5183 512-477-5274 www.austinducks.com Barton Creek Green Belt www.texasoutside.com/bartongreenbelt.htm Town Lake www.texasoutside.com/townlake.htm HISTORIC TOWNS Wimberley www.wimberley.org Fredericksburg www.fredericksburg-texas.com Bandera www.banderacowboycapital.com VINEYARDS Wimberley Valley Wines 2825 Lone Man Mountain Rd. Driftwood, TX 78619 512-847-2592 www.wimberleyvalleywinery.com


Texas Hills Vineyard P.O. Box 1480 Johnson City, TX 78636 830-868-2321 www.texashillsvineyard.com Spicewood Vineyard P.O. Box 248 Spicewood, TX 78669 830-693-5328 www.spicewoodvineyards.com Oberhof Winery & Wine Cellar 1406 South US Hwy 87 Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-897-0124 Fall Creek Vineyards 1820 County Rd. 222 Tow, TX 78672 915-628-3313 www.fcv.com Flat Creek Estate 24912 Singleton Bend East, Unit 1 Marble Falls, TX 78654 512-867-6310 www.flatcreekestate.com Dry Comal Creek Vineyards 1741 Herbelin Rd. New Braunfels, TX 78132 830-885-4076 www.drycomalcreek.com Driftwood Vineyards 21550 Ranch Rd. 12 Driftwood, TX 78619 512-858-4508 www.driftwoodvineyards.com Cana Cellar 11217 Fitzhugh Rd. Austin, TX 78736 512-288-6027 THEATERS Showplace Cinema III 321 N. LBJ Dr. San Marcos, TX 78666 512- 392-‐7222 Lone Star Theaters - Starplex 1250 Wonderworld Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 512- 805-‐8000

Cinemark Southpark Meadows 9900 S I H 35 Austin, TX 78748 512-291-0171 Cinemark Tinseltown 17 5501 I H 35 S Austin, TX 78744 512- 326-3800 Regal Metropolitan 14 901 Little Texas Lane Austin, TX 78745 512- 447-0110 Bob Bullock State History Museum and IMAX Theater 800 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701 512-936-4639 www.thestoryoftexas.com STATE PARKS Pedernales Falls 2585 Park Road 6026 Johnson City TX 78636 830-868-7304 www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/pedernales_falls McKinney Falls 5808 McKinney Falls Parkway Austin, TX 78744 512-243-1643 www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/mckinney_falls Honey Creek State Natural Area 3350 Park Road 31 Spring Branch TX 78070 830-438-2656 www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/honey_creek Guadalupe River State Park 3350 Park Rd 31 Spring Branch TX 78070 830/438-2656 www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/guadalupe_river Enchanted Rock State Natural Area 16710 Ranch Rd 965 Fredericksburg TX 78624 830/685-3636 www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/enchanted_rock

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