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heVillages at Lakepointe ointe TOfficial Newsletter published by KrenekP Printing Co. November 2019 LOOK INSIDE FOR: LOCAL FESTIVALS CRAFT SHOWS Published courtesy of Krenek Printing • 281-463-8649 Advertising: [email protected] • News: [email protected] • www.krenekprinting.com Villages at Lakepointe | November 2019 1 OUTSMARTING CANCER in West Houston & Katy Our nationally recognized specialists are PARK ROW DR. D . R D R fi nding new ways to outsmart cancer. S S E E R US HOUSTON METHODIST P O Y H C From screenings and diagnosis to the most advanced treatments, CANCER CENTER R E K REEN R our leading cancer care is available in West Houston and Katy. G BA We offer personalized guidance and support, so you can focus on healing, surviving and thriving. West Houston-Katy 832.522.5522 houstonmethodist.org/cancer-west 2 November 2019 | Villages at Lakepointe Always there for you! Specializing in Residential $30 off Home Improvement Projects MPL#40815 any Job Over $95 • Fences/Decks • Bathroom/Kitchen Remodels Water Heaters • Drain Problems • Arbors/Patio Covers Faucet Installation & Repair • Home Repairs Int/Ext Gas Test • Water Leaks & Much More • Painting Int/Ext • Pressure Washing 35+ Years Experience Low Price Guarantee Licensed & Insured 713-416-79 81 832-890-8449 www.shaer.cc [email protected] FREE ESTIMATES www.tonysplumbingtx.com Serving your community for over 20 years! VILLAGES AT LAKEPOINTE HELPFUL NUMBERS DIRECT ALL CALLS AND EMAILS TO GRAHAM MANAGEMENT: 713-334-8000 Leeanne Austin Email: [email protected] Address: 2825 Wilcrest Dr., Suite 600 • Houston, TX 77042 Officer Glentzer 713-471-1882 TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS LIST POOL COMPANY: Pools by Dallas 713-932-8803 If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the teen- age job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www. VAL HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS: krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) Brian Brown [email protected] with your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will Emily Pruiett [email protected] graduate and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the Laura Blount [email protected] list of jobs you want on your form. Please make sure your email is Chuck Werninger [email protected] correct, we send emails in the summer to make sure all the info is Priyanka Agarwal [email protected] still good and that you want to stay on the list. If we do not hear EMERGENCY: 911 back from you after 3 tries, we will remove you from the list until Cy-Fair Fire Dept. (non-emergency) 713-466-4073 we do. Must have parent(s) permission. Sheriff Dept. (non-emergency) 713-221-6000 Non-emergencies include anything DISCLAIMER: Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is respon- suspicious, though non-life threatening. sible for those listed on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references if you do not personally know those listed. UTILITIES: This is just a list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to find Entex - Gas 713-659-2111 part time jobs. Responsibility for any work done by these teenagers Reliant Energy - Electricity 713-207-7777 TX Pride - Waste/Recycling 281-342-8178 is between those seeking helpers and the teens and their parents. COUNTY COMMISSIONER: CODE KEY: B - BABYSITTING, CPR - CPR CERT., FAC - FIRST AID CERT., Jack Cagle • www.hcp4.net 281-353-8424 RCC - RED CROSS CERT., SS - SAFE SITTER, SL - SWIM LESSONS, PP - PET/ PLANT SITTER, P - PET CARE ONLY, H - HOUSE CARE, L - LAWN CARE, SCHOOLS: www.cfisd.net Lee Elementary 713-849-8281 C- CAR CARE/DETAILING, T - TUTORING Truitt Middle School 281-856-1100 Cy-Ridge High School 281-807-8000 TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE Ask me about my good neighbor discount! NO-ONE SELLS HOMES LIKE KAY IN VILLAGES AT LAKEPOINTE Let my experience and knowledge help you get top dollar for your home. Call for a FREE Competitive Market Analysis. Selling homes like yours since 1984. Your Neighborhood Specialist RE/MAX 713-498-4045 PIONEERS [email protected] Kay Wright Each office is independently owned & operated Villages at Lakepointe | November 2019 3 CHRISTMAS PARTY The Christmas party is in the works! Please be on the lookout for additional information. You don’t want to miss this fun event with Santa photos and more. We need volunteers! To sign up, please call Leeann at Graham Mgmt or email the Board members (listed on page 3 of newsletter). MONTHLY HOA MEETINGS: We encourage all residents to participate in the monthly HOA meetings. It is your forum to ask questions, share suggestions and stay connected with neighbors and planned activities. When: The first Monday evening of each month (except on Holidays and in December) at 6:30 PM. Where: The Comfort Suites, 11440 Clay Road, Houston, 77041. Please see the Graham Management website at grahammanagementhouston.com to verify meeting dates, to view previous meeting minutes and more. Eblasts will not be sent as notification for Board meetings as this info is now on the website. We look forward to seeing you at the next Board Meeting! VLP SAFETY TIPS Officer Glentzer patrols VLP and shared the following valuable tips. Safety and awareness are key, especially when approaching the holidays. • If you SEE something, SAY something. Don’t be afraid to call in suspicious NATIONAL NIGHT OUT activity and behavior. It gives our officers reason to investigate further National Night Out 2019 was a great success. The Burger Joint served and could deter criminal activity. over 180 burgers to VLP residents! Officer Glentzer attended as well as • DO NOT OPEN your DOOR for solicitors. As a community we should not additional police officers. encourage them by opening our doors. If a solicitor refuses to leave your property, please call 911 immediately to report them. ANNUAL HOA MEETING • Promply collect your packages when they are delivered, as thieves are The annual Homeowners Association Meeting was held October 7, 2019 more than ready to steal these parcels. at 7 PM at Lee Elementary. Quorum was met, budgets and assessments • When shopping or stopping at the bank, be aware of your surroundings were discussed, as well as recent accomplishments and upcoming and ALWAYS lock your car. projects. Congratulations to the 3 lucky winners of the raffle! • Remove valuables and lock your car at night. Unlocked vehicle doors make for an easy target. For meeting minutes, please visit Grahammanagementhouston.com. • Activate your home alarm when leaving • Lock all windows and doors before leaving VLP POOL RULES • Place alarm company signs in visible places and keep a VLP sticker The VLP pool is open Tuesdays-Sundays, 5 AM-10 PM year round for your displayed on all vehicles. enjoyment. It is CLOSED on Monday for chemical applications. Please • Call 713-221-6000 with non-emergency issues and 911 with emergencies consider the following pool rules, while using the Pool: • Let our very own Deputy Glentzer (713-471-1882) know if you will be • The pool closes at 10 PM daily. Please be considerate of our neighbors away so he can keep an eye on your home and exit the pool at this time. Anyone inside the pool area after 10 PM will be considered trespassing. FENCE STAIN COLORS • Two guests per resident household are allowed. No guests may enter Fences are required to be kept stained in the following colors: the pool without a resident present. Do not open the gate for strangers Behr Exterior Wood Satin in Terra Cotta Solid (DP-396) or prop gate open. Behr Exterior Wood Stain in Cappuccino Solid (DP-529) • Pool parties are not allowed at the pool. Behr Exterior Wood Stain in Valise Solid (SC-123) • Private swim lessons are not allowed at the community pool due to vendor and insurance compliance. DESIGN GUIDELINES • Keep the pool area and bathrooms clean. The Design Guidelines are detailed descriptions of criteria related • The life rings are not to be used as toys. In case of any eventuality at the to the outside of your home and landscape. A complete list of these pool, they are critical for safety and rescue operation. guidelines can be found on the Graham Management website at www. • In addition, to these, a complete list of rules is posted at the pool. grahammanagementhouston.com. The Pool Management Company is Pools by Dallas - 713-932-8803 As VLP approaches 20+ years, it is critical to keep the integrity of the neighborhood by upkeep of homes and yards. Please take a look at this Please contact Graham Management for issues with pool cards and/or information to see if there is anything you can do to your residence to gate issues. help keep our home values up. 4 November 2019 | Villages at Lakepointe Addicks & Barker Upstream Flood trial has concluded! There is still time to join the case! VB Attorneys is part of the court-appointed team leading this case against the federal government. Trial of the test cases concluded in May 2019. Call 888-695-6993 or visit HurricaneHarveyLawsuitHelp.com. Work with our Court-appointed lead attorneys: l Part of the lead team since Day 1. l Represent homeowners in all impacted communities. l No fee unless and until we win your claim. l Board Certified in Texas. Learn more about the case: l Significant compensation may be paid. l We believe the trial went very well. l There is still time to join. l You can join even if you received money from insurance, FEMA, or SBA. Vuk Vujasinovic is a founding partner of VB Attorneys, located in West Houston. He is a Board Certified attorney helping Houston homeowners get compensation for their individual losses.
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