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Governing Documents of Crystal Falls Star Gazers Insist on Enforcement of Dark Sky Requirements, No String Lights

The deed restrictions for most of Crystal Falls states that exterior lighting is to be minimized to avoid light pollu- tion. Any exterior lights installed must be “designed to conceal the source of the light. No bare lamps shall be visible from any street or from adjoining neighbors.” Owners are directed to visit www.darksky.org for more information. The HOA is receiving complaints from residents whose neighbors are not complying with this section of the governing documents. Please check your exterior lighting to ensure there are no visible bulbs and that all bulbs are low lumens (200-300) in brightness. Recent complaints about backyard string lights have prompted voting representatives to approve a special night time drive to make a list of those who are in viola- Remove string lights and cover bare bulbs to be tion of the CCRs. If you have installed string lights on considerate of stargazing neighbors. your property, please be aware they have bare bulbs and do not meet the criteria for compliance. They should be removed immediately based on the current deed restric- tions as written.

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Snaketh Demonstration Enlightens Residents More than 50 residents came to hear Tim Cole of Austin yellow and black banding is a coral snake. A spray with the Reptile Service give a fascinating presentation on snakes garden hose is often enough to encourage snakes to leave found in the Central Texas area. Tim has been working with the yard. snakes for over 40 years, and had some interesting details Tim explained that many snakes are helpful in con- to share. Several myths previously trolling rodents and other unwanted thought to be true were dispelled, and species, and if you see them on your residents had an opportunity to safely property it is likely because they have see snakes up close. The most com- followed the trail of a mouse or other mon snake in our area is the non- prey to the area. Some of them, such poisonous Texas Rat Snake. It can as the rat snake, will kill rattlesnakes climb trees, walls and buildings, and and other poisonous snakes. While can vibrate its tail to mimic a rattle. Tim carried his snakes through the There are only three poisonous crowd for close observation, he noted snakes to be aware of in our area— that he has had them for more than six the Diamondback Rattlesnake, Coral years and snakes in the wild should Snake and Copperhead. The Western not be handled as their first defense is Cottonmouth has not been recorded in to flee but if cornered the secondary Williamson Co. and is rare in Travis defense of some is to strike. County. The copperhead is the least venomous of the three The popularity of this event will likely lead to another but has a powerful bite. The Mexican Milksnake, the coral similar seminar in the spring of next year, as this time of snake look alike, is not in this area so Tim warns to forget year is when the snakes begin to come out. If you missed the popular rhyme “Red on Yellow kill a fellow, Red on the seminar, Austin Reptile Service also does birthday par- Black a friend to Jack” and beware any combination of red, ties and other events.

The three poisonous snakes in our area are: (left to right) the Diamondback Rattlesnake, Texas Coral Snake and Copperhead.

Contact Tim Cole and learn more about identifying snakes at 512-837-6253 or [email protected]. Visit www.AustinReptileService.net to view his snake gallery and learn surprising places you might see the Texas Rat Snake.

Vol. 29 • SPRING 2018 FOR ADVERTISING CALL 512-260-7886 | 3 The View Goodwin Explains Violation Notice Process

There have been some questions recently regarding the will be proof of delivery or attempt to deliver in the event violation process and why some notifications are sent further legal action is taken. Along with these advantages via certified mail. The Texas Property Code requires that comes the disadvantage of a $15 fee to cover the cost of notification of impending fines be sent to HOA members the certified mail postage and the administrative cost to in violation of the deed restrictions. The CFHOA govern- complete the form and get it in the mail. To clarify, this ing documents require that a courtesy letter be sent to is not a fine – it is postage and admin cost of mailing the members before any certified letter fee or violation fine be notification. added to the account. The HOA strongly urges members to contact the driver Goodwin sends notifications by certified mail to -en (whose information is included in the letter) immediately sure that if the regular mail is lost, incorrectly delivered, to discuss and resolve the issue so that a second letter need or delayed there will be an opportunity for the member not be sent. This will prevent future letters and fines and, if to receive the letter using a more dependable method of there are extenuating circumstances, the driver may even delivery. This method protects all HOA members as there be able to remove the violation if it is not recurring.

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Community-wide Landscaping HOA Sponsors Second Clean Up Day, June 23

On June 23, the CFHOA landscape team will pick up branches/small limbs to assist residents with cleaning up dead brush and clippings. Members should email [email protected] to be added to the pick-up list. All brush must be on the curb (not in the street) by 8 a m , and only those who are on the list will be picked up. Take advantage of this opportunity!

Winter Freeze Damage Brings Spring Clean Up

If your palm was adversely affected by the winter freeze, please either remove it or trim the dead fronds.

Motorized Vehicles Prohibited on the Bloody Hollow Trail

Residents living near the Bloody Hollow trail, particularly in the areas be- tween Brave Face and Dream Catcher, have noticed an in- crease in vehi- cles, 4-wheelers, and golf carts on the trail recently. The trails are designed for pedestrian traffic and bicycles only, and motorized vehicles are not permitted for safety reasons. Your voting representatives recommended that signs be posted to remind current resi- dents and inform new ones.

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Community Q&A

Solving Community Issues Together

Q. What can be done to stop the A. Drones were not a problem when the deed invasion of privacy from drones? restrictions were written, so they are not mentioned in the current governing documents. However, due to increasing complaints about Ask The View! Homeowners are encouraged to drones it is something the voting representatives submit general property- and community-related and the Board may have to address in the near questions to The View at Crystal Falls via email at [email protected]. At least one question future. will be answered in each issue of the newsletter. View all past newsletters, Frequently Asked Questions and more at www.CrystalFallsHOA.com.

*** Report Speeding Contractors to Their Employers *** *** The HOA is NOT Responsible for Gate Damage to Vehicles Tailgating *** *** No Trespassing Private Property Notice *** The drainage ditch running from Winkley Elementary to Quarry Park in The Highlands is private property.

6 | SUBMIT COMMENTS & QUESTIONS TO [email protected] Vol. 29 • SPRING 2018 The View Bluffs Dog Station in Danger of Removal A couple of years ago, the HOA for others to clean up. In addition, the responded to resident requests for neighbors who come after them cannot dog bag stations in park areas. For the enjoy the beautiful landscape in their most part, these stations have been community due to someone’s insensi- used as intended with the exception tive actions. of one in The Bluffs. There have been From inception, If the problem persists, previous reminders there have been the voting representatives in newsletters re- large amounts of will be forced to consider garding complaints bags taken from the removing the station.” from residents about dispenser and some-“ not cleaning up after one has been using the bags and then your dog, and now we have a situa- throwing them down on the landscape tion where trying to help with the first and in the flower beds. problem has given at least one person Due to the unsightliness and the opportunity to create another. associated health issues, the HOA has PLEASE use one bag, pick up after received numerous complaints about your pet, and throw it in your trash can this situation. While we want to pro- when you get home. Part of being a vide the bag service to our members, responsible pet owner is cleaning up it is distressing that someone would after your pet. If the problem persists, be so inconsiderate as to throw their voting representatives will be forced to full poop bags down on the landscape consider removing The Bluffs station.

Vol. 29 • SPRING 2018 FOR ADVERTISING CALL 512-260-7886 | 7 The View Meet Your Voting Reps

Andrea Jobes Russ Fletcher Brian King The Boulders The Fairways The Fairways 1913 Wildfire 2207 Arroyo Grande 2214 Peoria Drive

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Andrea and her family have lived Russ is serving his second HOA voting Brian looks forward to his first term in the Cedar Park/Leander area for rep term for The Fairways. He has representing fellow residents of The eight years, and in The Boulders one lived in Crystal Falls 12 years upon Fairways. He is a financial advisor year. She has served on HOA Boards retiring from Shell Oil, and enjoys with Edward Jones and has served in Cedar Park and in Michigan, and living nearby one of his daughters as the Senior Investment Officer for brings insight from her experience in in Grand Mesa. He brings great skills the Texas Tech endowment and the finance and property management. and insight from his teaching, coach- Public Equity Officer for the Kansas ing and management careers. Public Employees Retirement System.

Max Kozinn Marlene Doolen Becki Ross The Highlands The Highlands The Highlands (The Bluffs - TM) 2812 Prosperity 1620 Buffalo Thunder 2521 Shumard Bluff [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] A two year resident of The Bluffs, Max Marlene and her husband Carroll Becki and her family have lived in looks forward to using his leadership have been a members of The High- The Highlands five years and in the skills as the Director of the San Anto- lands community for eight years. She Cedar Park/Leander area nearly 14 nio Spurs and knowledge of zoning has enjoyed serving as a voting years. She aims to be a positive voice and legal issues as a law school representative for neighbors, and and help bridge the communication graduate to help the community and looks forward to continuing serving gap by facilitating conversations with build unity with the Board. He enjoys the community in this capacity. the Board on ideas, thoughts and volunteering in the community. concerns from our community.

Julie Eichorn Laura Hoglund Kevin Autin Cap Rock Grand Mesa Grand Mesa 1924 Harvest Dance 1409 Lions Lair 1101 HIgh Lonesome

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Julie brings deep insight and pas- A proud mother of five, Laura and Retired from Shell Oil, Kevin and his sion serving HOA communities as an her family moved to Crystal Falls wife Kathy have lived in Grand Mesa owner advocate. She is an attorney three years ago from Illinois. She has for six years. He has volunteered at and founder of a management been an active voting rep for Grand the Leander Food Bank, The First Tee consultancy, and currently serves as Mesa almost since she arrived, and and worked with youth on mission president for two HOAs and on the encourages members to contact the trips in Mexico. Kevin looks forward Board of a third. HOA office and voting reps rather to being a trusted voice of reason than rely on non-HOA venues. promoting member interests.

David Baker David Humphries Michael Walker Grand Mesa Grand Mesa Grand Mesa 1203 Rancho Mirage 205 Dream Catcher 804 Laughing Dog Ct.

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] David and his wife Kori have lived Upon retiring, David and his wife Kay Upon retiring in 2014, Michael and his in Central Texas for over 25 years. moved to Grand Mesa in 2015 to be wife Carol moved to Grand Mesa to Raising their family in Grand Mesa, closer to their daughter and grand- be near their son and grandkids. He he is committed to preserving the kids. He was Director of Parole Deci- grew up in the construction business, community’s natural beauty while sion Guidelines for the Georgia Board and brings great knowledge and enhancing support services and of Pardons and Paroles, and looks insight from his career in commercial infrastructure. He looks forward to forward to supporting fellow neigh- framing and working with architects, learning your vision for Grand Mesa. bors in resolving community issues. engineers and project managers.

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The Voting Rep Corner The following list indicates each community’s voting representatives with contact information. This list is also maintained on our community website at www.CrystalFallsHOA.com. (Click “blue arrow” at top right of any page to reveal Quick Links.) To be added to your voting representative’s contact list, email the onsite HOA office at Assistant@ CrystalFallsHOA.com or call 512-986-7444. The Boulders Andrea Jobes (1913 Wildfire)...... [email protected] The Highlands Marlene Doolen (2812 Prosperity)...... [email protected] Becki Ross (1620 Buffalo Thunder)...... [email protected] The Highlands (The Bluffs - TM) Max Kozinn (2521 Shumard Bluff)...... [email protected] The Fairways Russ Fletcher (2207 Arroyo Grande)...... [email protected] Brian King (2214 Peoria Drive)...... [email protected] Cap Rock Julie Eichorn (1924 Harvest Dance)..... [email protected] Grand Mesa Kevin Autin (1101 High Lonesome)...... [email protected] David Baker (1203 Rancho Mirage)...... [email protected] Laura Hoglund (1409 Lions Lair)...... [email protected] David Humphries (205 Dream Catcher)...... davidhumphriesgm @gmail.com Michael Walker (804 Laughing Dog Ct)...... michael.walker804 @yahoo.com HOA Board Representatives Joe Eckels (1907 Phantom Horse)...... [email protected] Laurie Frederick (1703 Lions Den)...... [email protected] Crystal Falls HOA voting representatives meet at various times throughout the year. If a situation demands immediate attention and cannot wait until the next HOA meeting, voting representatives will contact the Board to help with resolution.

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Architectural Issues Concrete Trash Pads, ACC Submissions at a Glance The deed restrictions require all exterior changes Contractor Parking to have Architectural Control Committee (ACC) approval prior to installation. For most ACC Upon approval of new home plans for Grand Mesa, submissions, you will need: the architectural committee requires concrete trash • a survey with building setbacks marked and pads at the street for three large garbage cans. the location of the improvement indicated. Unfortunately, not all builders have complied with • any relevant additional information such as this, leaving some residents out of compliance. colors, materials, etc. Builders and owners are requested to inform Your project may be delayed if the ACC commit- contractors working on their property to park on their tee has to request additional information. side of the street. Moving vans should not be left overnight. Many residents walk their pets and children To begin process: along the streets, and their safety is diminished by Go to www.CrystalFallsHOA.com and click on vehicles parked on the street. Deed restrictions in our the blue ribbon in the top right corner to ac- gated communities prohibit residents from parking on cess the Improvement Request form, or drop by the street at any time. the HOA office to pick up a form. Once submitted: Reminder: Burning of brush is prohibited within The ACC has 30 days to review, and you will Crystal Falls and the City of Leander. get a response via email.

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The bridge on Crystal Falls Parkway has been repaired, and additional signage installed in efforts to prevent another hit. While this bridge is on a public street and is owned by the City of Leander, under a development agreement the HOA is responsible for repairs. So far, driver insurance has paid for all repairs to the bridge. Cameras are being added to view the bridge area. The removal of landscaping/materials owned by the HOA or the City is considered theft.

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New Development Updates Introducing Wild Rock at Crystal Falls

Brookfield Residential’s newest gated community in Crystal Falls already has seven homes sold and the models haven’t even been built yet! This community of 79 homes on the parkway just above the Crystal Falls Golf Course includes homes from 1,958 sq ft to 3,506 sq ft, priced from $349K to $420K with six different floor plans to choose from. Visit the Brookfield model on Crystal Falls Parkway.

Grand Finale: Last Call for Acreage Lots

Development of the final phase ofGrand Mesa is well underway, with roads completed and final touches being put in place. This section of 76 residential acre- age lots includes the completion of High Lonesome from Goodnight Trail on the southern end to CR 290 at the northern- most point. These acreage lots have been extremely popular with buyers, and will be difficult to find in the future with this close proximity to 183A, Metrorail and Austin proper. Lots are available through the Lookout Group and their designated builders.

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Fun Events & Day Trips

May 1 - July 1 • Bicycle Sport Shop Bike Night (Austin). Cycle the Circuit on Tuesday nights! Bike Night is Austin’s newest cycling tradition where enthusiasts and cyclists of all skill levels can challenge themselves (or not) on the Circuit of the America’s Formula 1 track and enjoy post-ride fun and refreshments in the paddock biergarten. Bring your own bike or rent one at the track. Tuesday, 5:45-9 p m . Free parking in Lot A. To register and learn more, go to www.circuitoftheamericas.com/bike. May 12 • Saturday Zip & Sip (Bastrop). Looking for a fun adventure? Then grab a friend and head to Bastrop where you can soar side-by-side over pine forests and across steep canyons, and finish with snacks and beverages while enjoying lawn games like Corn Hole, Horseshoes, Bocce Ball and Giant Jenga. For directions and more information visit www.ZipLostPines.com. May 12 • Gardening with Cacti and Succulents (Austin). Head out to Zilker Park’s Botanical Gar- den at 2220 Barton Spring Rd, for this event from 10 a m to Noon. Join members of the Austin Cactus & Succulent Society as they share their expertise. Free with park entry fee. Visit www.AustinCSS.com to learn more. May 13 • Mother’s Day Gospel Brunch with a Texas Twist (New Braunfels). Enjoy a New Orleans-style buffet in New Braunfels with Bret Graham, one of Gruene Hall’s favorite country musicians. Bret sings his cowboy style gospel tunes and accompanies The Gospel Silvertones. Gruene Hall, 10:30 a m . Catered by Gristmill River Restaurant. Go to www.gruenehall.com/brunch for details. May 14 • Swinging Fore the Arc with Ed Clements (Austin). Enjoy a day of great golf and fun at the Onion Creek Club while supporting a great cause that serves thousands of Central Texans with disabilities and their families, The Arc of the Capital Area. Registration is at 11 a m followed by lunch and a 1 p m Shotgun start. Awards and dinner will be at 6 p m . Team prizes, golf prizes and raffle prizes, including a Large Big Green Egg and a shot- gun! To register, go to www.arcaustin.org. May 18-19 • Old Town Leander Street Festival (Leander). A must-go event with free admission in nearby Old Town Leander featuring national artisans with handcrafted creations, Texas bands, food vendors and family-friendly activities! The festival runs 5-9 p m on Friday and 11 a m to 9 p m on Saturday. For more information go to www.oldtownstreetfestival.com. May 20 • Austin Wild Indoor Professional Football (Cedar Park). Enjoy a night out at nearby H-E-B Center and cheer for our Austin Wild (formerly the Cap City Bulls) as they play the Texas Power. The game starts at 2 p m , and doors open at 1. The Austin Wild six game home schedule began March 18 against the Sacramento Rush. For tickets, go to www.HEBCenter.com/events. June 4 • Paul Simon’s Farewell Tour (Austin). Legendary songwriter and recording artist Paul Simon performs at the Frank Erwin Center at 8 p m . For tickets, go to www.TexasBoxOffice.com. June 10 - July 15 • Shutter Bugs Open Photography Studio for Kids (Austin). Local studio offers a unique summer camp teaching kids about photography: how to take portraits, polaroids and still life photos while they learn all about the camera and how it works. All ages welcome, cost is $20 for three hours, Sundays 9 a m - 1 p m , To learn more and register your kids, call 708-309-9169. June 10 & June 24 • Learn to Standup Paddle Board (Austin). Taught by Congress Kayaks on Lady Bird Lake, this class is safe and fun for the whole family. Held every other Sunday at 10:30 a m , cost is $45 per person and includes paddleboard, paddle, life vest, instruction as well as open paddle time. For location and reservations, go to www.congresskayaks.com.

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Community Clubs New Bridge Group Forms Open to All Ages, Levels

Mary Ann Williamson, a new resident in The Highlands, had an idea to help neighbors meet and have some fun, so she started a new “Rubber Bridge” group for players of all genders, ages and levels. Before long, she had 14 residents interested in joining! The group meets at 1 p m on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Silverado Memory Care, 800 C-Bar Ranch Trail. To join or learn more, email Mary Ann at [email protected].

Save the Date for These Upcoming HOA Events Orientation - MAY 12 July 4th Parade - JULY 4 Community Meeting - JULY 8 Fall Fest - SEPT 29 National Night Out - OCT 7 Youth Fishing Derby - NOV 3

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Bahama Bucks Bella Sera – Arbor Casa Costa Bake Shop Creepy Goat Graphics Crystal Falls Family Medicine Crystal Falls Realty Crystle Cloud Eco Irrigation Farm to Fork Firehouse Animal Health Center Independence Title Lantz Lakeside Plumbing Leander Uncensored Monty Crawford Team Ozzie McKernery - Farmers Insurance Sharks Burger Smokey Mo’s BBQ Southerns Pizza Troy Hill Two Seasons Heating & Air Conditioning

Vol. 29 • SPRING 2018 FOR ADVERTISING CALL 512-260-7886 | 15 CFHOA Community News is also published online at www.CrystalFallsHOA.com The Crystal Falls HOA Newsletter Crystal Falls Homeowners Association 901 Crystal Falls Parkway, Ste. 203, Leander, TX 78641 CrystalFallsHOA.com | 512-986-7444

The View at Crystal Falls, Vol. 29 • APR 2018

Inside This Issue: CFHOA Egg Hunt ...... 1 Dark Sky Requirements ...... 2 Info About Area Snakes ...... 3 Goodwin Explains Violation Process ...... 4 The Bluffs Dog Station ...... 7 Meet Your Voting Reps ...... 8 Architectural Update ...... 10 Development Update ...... 12 Fun Events & Day Trips ...... 13 New Bridge Club ...... 14

>>> Save the date....CFHOA July 4th Parade ~ 10 am (p. 14)

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Official CFHOA Community Communications How Members Can Receive News, Updates & Alerts from the CFHOA & Voting Reps To facilitate communications with members and voting reps, CFHOA has set-up three specific ways to help members engage, receive and send information regarding community news and events about Crystal Falls.

CFHOA Email CFHOA Community Website CFHOA Facebook

Sign-up & opt-in to receive Go to www.CrystalFallsHOA.com Find and like us on Facebook! updates & alerts directly from for community info, news, events, www.facebook.com/ CFHOA & your voting reps document portal & updates CrystalFallsHOA

In addition to the above, the CFHOA publishes and mails a newsletter to all members, posts public announcements on NextDoor.com and places signage and mailbox fliers throughout the community. The CFHOA onsite office is available to all members who have questions, suggestions, need information or require assistance.

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