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Briar Village Newsletter M a Rc H Briar Village Newsletter www.briarvillage.com M a rc h Volume 0 4 Is s ue 0 3 BRIAR PARK CIA Activities for 2004 by Tina Dismukes President/Deed Restrictions Ron Rexrode 281-497-4596 Lots of activities are headed age of computers….it is a com- phone). This is headed your [email protected] puter gaming type day. LAN way on April 17. For those that your way in 2004. I can’t wait Vice President/Pool Oper./Common to get to know each and every or Local Area Network. I plead had to pay too much to Uncle Areas a very limited knowledge but Sam, now you can make some Charlene Craze one of you in the coming year. 281-870-9823 Whether you want family know that you bring your com- money back tax free! [email protected] puter up to the clubhouse and friendly events or just adults, I Headed your way in the future Secretary./Newsletter/Activities believe I have you covered. those “techies” will get it all months is Teen Night, Pre-Teen Tina Dismukes hooked in with others and you 281-920-4187 We tried to figure out a day in Night, Elem. Night, Adult [email protected] play video games with those in March for a family game night Night, Independence Bash, the same room. Details such as Treasurer/Special Projects and between my busy schedule Opening Weekend Gala, End of Joanne Bailey game and system requirements 281-493-2308 and the busy schedule for the Summer Luau, Family Game [email protected] are available from Elmer at ??? clubhouse a date could not be Night, Thanksgiving Potluck, Or on the message board. Hot Director/Clubhouse worked out. No perhaps a Halloween Carnival, Vicki Taylor fret!! We have three and even Holiday Caroling and 281-584-0908 [email protected] events headed your Cookie Exchange. Director/Security/Pool Mgmt. way in April. Check the website for all the Daniel Ruiz dates that have already been 281-556-6666 First off in April we [email protected] have the annual set!! Plans are being worked out for perhaps even some Director/Tennis. Easter Hunt. A local Randy Garner teen will be dressed dancing and cake decorating 281-920-1815 classes. Let me know anything [email protected] as the Easter Bunny to entertain all the that you would like to see hap- RCM, Inc. pening and we will see what we 281-493-5400 kids. Pic- [email protected] can do to get it going. tures will be Check www.briarvillage.com for exact dates. BV Webmaster available for Mark your calendars!! James Dismukes $1 each. [email protected] There will be prize give-a- Dogs, chips, drinks and funnel Constable – 281-463-6666 ways. Different egg hunts for cake will be served. You know different age children.. Are all about it but not when...April you excited? April 3 from 10 from 11am—until Al kicks Big Daddy BBQ at 13907 Westheimer 10am-1pm at the clubhouse. them out of the clubhouse. Triple Crown at 13600 Westheimer Hot dogs, chips and drinks will Exxon at Westheimer & Hwy 6 Two is not enough...for the be served, first come first serve. Prestige Cleaners at Hwy 6 and Piping Rock third event of April we have It is sure to be a great success, Thanks to the local neighbors our now “bi-annual” Garage the Mom’s Club does such a Sale. Sign up via the web at great job every year. In business right here by us. www.briarvillage.com or give Next we have the LAN party. Tina a call at 281-920-4187 Yard of the Month Sponsors Some of you may ask what the (leave name, address and By Club 55 heck is a LAN party. It is the Highlights of the Last Board Meeting February 26, 2004 checking into it and report back. dents about every 6-8 weeks and does them Clubhouse Newsletter was report by Tina started with at one time and would continue to do the article. The yard of the month would be the report on the new look and new soft- ware. All seemed pleased with the new told to Ann also by Club 55+ member. Meeting started with an open forum to all look. Next month those that requested not It was also discussed about some residents residents. This is a time in each meeting to receive a paper copy would hopefully be are getting older or perhaps just have health where any resident or other person might having their last paper copy. Deadline issues that prevent them from simple up bring something to the attention of the would be the Board Meeting each month keep. It was suggested a helping club and neighborhood. for any ads or anything that did not pertain Shirley Huhm raised her hand to head it up. Basketball Area—Much discussion was to the meeting. Anything from the meeting had on the pros and cons of the basketball would be due Saturday at noon following net-(s). It came to light that we were one of the board meeting. the last subdivisions to still have a basket- Ron discussed the need to let people know ball net due to the problems with the people about the ACC form since this is the time Dates to Remember:: had with the players. See an extensive that everyone starts getting outside and write up on page 5 by Ann. Tags are en- working on the house. Lots of mold prob- forced, constable will be available, call and lems, color and weeds. A reminder that the Mom’s Club Meeting 3/22/2004 let them know if they need to be called in. ACC form was printed in last month’s Board Meeting 3/25/2004 Joanne gave an extensive report from the newsletter as well as being available on the Easter Hunt 4/3/2004 Treasurers report upon questions arising web. LAN Party 4/10/2004 about the financial report. Much more de- Daniel was in Mexico for a Security report. Bi-Annual Garage Sale 4/17/2004 tailed report can be anticipated in the future Ron did know that he and both constables and all monies accounted for in more cate- had been in great length talks to get a han- gories to reflect there different aspects. See dle on everything going on in the neighbor- article on page 5. hood. Activities are planned throughout the year Randy was just able to get from the family friendly and kids only to the key to the tennis all adult and everything in between. See courts the day prior to the article page 1. meeting, but was aware of Common areas has turned into all areas the screen needing re- surrounding us. Charlene reported on get- hanging. A resident said ting the homeless problem handled, stand- that it needed a squeegee ing water at Dresser causing mosquito and that the yard people problem, speed bumps and traffic turn sig- needed to blow out the nal lights at Briargreen/Westheimer and tennis courts when they also at Piping Rock/Hwy 6, and that is all came. just for starters in her first weeks on the Pool Management/Pool job. Maintenance was reported Clubhouse management by Vicki reported by Charlene. Miller that the clubhouse had been very busy with Swim Academy was different groups meeting there. One of the awarded this year’s con- lights is flickering and her husband would tract. be up to look at it over the weekend. If it During the old business was determined the ballast was going out if portion the web site was would be better to replace the entire fixture. report to have had one of If we replace one, we might want to think the highest hits ever the about doing them all at one time since day prior. Ann gets when one goes out then they tend to need names of the New Resi- one after another after that. She would be Page 2 Briar Village Briarvillage.com News The website continues to grow. February talked about ’Business Directory’. This would be a good tool for anybody is the shortest month this year, but I was This would let members of the site post a looking for a business or service. Say surprised when I looked at the numbers review on any business near our subdivi- you need carpenter, this would be a good and discovered that last month set the sion, good or bad. place to start looking. Look for the re- record for the most hits in the website’s So if you find a great lease of this in March. history. little restaurant James Dismukes, Webmaster Overall there were 11,881 hits, and around the corner Top Page Hits - Feb March looks to be on a path to crush Feb- and want to let your ruary’s numbers! neighbors know 4,556—Message Board I have been enhancing the site slowly but about it, add it to the 1,307—Home Page surely. Most of the improvements have directory! Or if you Coming soon,… 326—Private Messages get ripped-off or The Briarvillage been made to the backend where I ad- Business Directory 255—Calendar minister the site. Only the hardcore have a bad experi- ‘techie’ people would notice the differ- ence, you can give a 236—Board of Directors ence. I am also working on the much warning to all. Common Areas and Pool Operations by Charlene Craze At Briar Green and Westheimer we had a a complaint of high weeds, mosquitoes , report, I ask of you Please treat others as homeless man with a sign.
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