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Bridgewater Crossing Community Guide Copyright 2011 Toll Brothers, Inc A GUIDE TO THE SERVICES AVAILABLE NEAR YOUR NEW HOME Bridgewater Crossing COMMUNITY GUIDE Copyright 2011 Toll Brothers, Inc. All rights reserved. These resources are provided for informational purposes only, and represent just a sample of the services available for each community. Toll Brothers in no way endorses or recommends any of the resources presented herein. BWCG-28639-28639 11/11 CONTENTS COMMUNITY PROFILE . 1 SCHOOLS . 2 DAY CARE/PRE-SCHOOL . 3 SHOPPING . 4 MEDICAL FACILITIES . 5 PUBLIC UTILITIES/GENERAL INFO . 5 WORSHIP . 6 TRANSPORTATION . 6 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - LOCAL . 7 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - REGIONAL . 7 RESTAURANTS . 8 LIBRARIES . 9 COLLEGES . 9 VETERINARIAN . 9 SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS . 10 ASSISTED LIVING . 10 GOVERNMENT . 11 EMERGENCY NUMBERS . 11 LEARN ABOUT THE SERVICES YOUR COMMUNITY HAS TO OFFER COMMUNITY PROFILE Settlers from Kentucky and Tennessee came to the Richardson area in the 1840s. Through the 1850s the settlement was located around current day Richland College. After the Civil War a railroad was built northwest of the original settlement, shifting the village’s center closer to the railroad. Richardson was chartered in 1873 and the town was named after railroad contractor E.H. Richardson. In 1908 an electric railway, know as the Interurban, connected Richardson to Denison, Waco, Corsicana and Fort Worth, Texas. By 2002 Richardson had four Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) light rail stations, built the Eisemann Center for Performing Arts and Corporate Presentations and the adjacent Galatyn Park urban center, which has a two-acre public pedestrian plaza, a luxury hotel and mixed-use development. As of 2010 the city has continued to be recognized every year since 2004 including one of the best places to live in Texas and the United States as well as one of the safest cities in America. Bridgewater Crossing, offering you both an exclusive neighborhood and a classic lifestyle, is an ideal place for you and your family to make new friends. It is a tranquil place to live with almost every type of recreational activity close at hand. It is a serene place to call home with superior schools, excellent shopping, and a wide choice of cultural events close to home. Bridgewater Crossing is 3 minutes from the President George Bush Turnpike and 7 minutes from Central Expressway (US-75). Plano and downtown Dallas can be reached in 5 and 20 minutes, respectively. Love Field Airport can be reached in just 30 minutes, while Dallas/Fort Worth International is just 30 minutes from your new home. Also, the City of Richardson’s strategic location with major area highways provides convenient access for workers commuting into Richardson, the second largest employment center in the DFW Metroplex. The City of Richardson produces some of the country’s top rated and most anticipated events. From award-winning fine art festivals to rock concerts to a fireworks show that paints the sky in your new back yard at Bridgewater Crossing, Breckinridge Park. Richardson is also home of the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts and Corporate Presentations, a performance hall which opened in September 2002. The center is named for local philanthropist, Charles W. Eisemann. Known locally as the “Eisemann Center”, the center is an important component of the cultural and corporate landscapes of the North Texas region, and has been labeled as one of the leading performing arts facilities serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area. You will live and entertain with pride in Bridgewater Crossing! 1 SCHOOLS PRIVATE Canyon Creek Christian Academy 2800 Custer Parkway Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 231-4890 Breckinridge Montessori School 3900 Breckinridge Boulevard Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 664-1177 PAROCHIAL PK-8 St. Paul the Apostle 720 South Floyd Road Richardson, Texas 75080 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL (972) 235-3263 Grades 9 and 10 ELEMENTARY Williams High School COLLEGE PREP Grades K-5 1717 17th Street The Alexander School Stinson Elementary Plano, Texas 75074 409 International Parkway 4201 Greenfield Drive (469) 752-8300 Richardson, Texas 75081 Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 690-9210 (469) 752-3400 SENIOR HIGH Grades 11 and 12 MIDDLE Plano East Senior High School Grades 6-8 3000 Los Rios Boulevard Otto Middle School Plano, Texas 75074 504 North Star Road (469) 752-9000 Plano, Texas 75074 (469) 752-8500 Is bus service provided for all grades? Yes for High Schools and Middle. Fare bussing is available for Elementary School 2 DAY CARE / PRE - SCHOOL Carpe Diem Pre School 271 Renner Road Richardson Texas 75082 (972) 664-0203 Kids R Kids 9 months to 12 years 3521 North Star Road Richardson Texas 75082 (972) 235-5437 North Star Learning Center (Pre-School) 3901 North Star Road Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 669-9454 Primrose School of Breckinridge Park 4301 East Renner Road Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 671-5437 3 SHOPPING NEIGHBORHOOD DELI SHOPPING MALLS SHOPPING Jimmy Johns Firewheel Town Center 4101 East Renner Road President George Bush Highway and All less than 10 minutes away. Richardson, Texas 75082 Highway 78 BANKS (972) 918-9228 Garland, Texas Bank of America DRUGSTORE Collin Creek Center 5402 North George Bush Highway Walgreens 15th Street and Garland, Texas 75044 4201 East Renner Road Central Expressway (US-75) (972) 495-3985 Richardson, Texas 75082 Plano, Texas (972) 234-0889 Chase Bank Stonebriar Center 4175 East Renner Road DRY CLEANERS Preston Road and SH-121 Richardson, Texas 75082 Frisco, Texas (972) 664-9001 Renner Cleaners 4251 East Renner Road North Park Center Texans Credit Union Richardson, Texas 75082 Park Boulevard and 777 East Campbell Road (972) 669-5868 Central Expressway (US-75) Richardson, Texas 75081 Dallas, Texas (800) 843-5295 CAR WASH Cool Water Car Wash Galleria Center 4001 East Renner Road I-635 (LBJ Freeway) and GROCERY Richardson, Texas 75082 Dallas North Tollway (972) 705-9174 Kroger Store AND Pharmacy Dallas, Texas 6850 North Shiloh Road Garland, Texas 75044 MOVIE THEATERS (972) 496-4603 AMC Firewheel 18 Super Target 10 Coneflower Drive 5301 North Garland Avenue Garland, TX 75040 Garland, Texas 75040 (888) AMC-4FUN (972) 535-0253 CONVENIENCE STORES HARDWARE 7-11 The Home Depot 3601 14th Street 100 3261 North President Plano, Texas 75074 George Bush Highway (972) 423-2482 Garland, Texas 75040 (972) 530-9961 Tetco – Chevron 400 Jupiter Road Lowe’s Richardson, Texas 75081 2949 North President (972) 783-6775 George Bush Hwy Garland, Texas 75040 (972) 496-5600 4 MEDICAL FACILITIES Richardson Primary Care Clinic MEDICAL CENTERS Medical City Dallas Hospital 2821 East President 7777 Forest Lane Baylor Medical Center George Bush Highway Dallas, Texas 75230 4700 Alliance Boulevard Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 566-7000 Plano, Texas 75093 (972) 437-9210 (469) 814-2000 Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Richardson Methodist 8200 Walnut Hill Lane Baylor Heart Hospital Outpatient Hospital Dallas, Texas 75231 1100 Allied Drive 2831 East President (214) 345-6789 Plano, Texas 75093 George Bush Highway (469) 211-8900 Richardson, Texas 75082 (469) 726-6750 PUBLIC UTILITIES / GENERAL INFO CABLE TELEPHONE TRASH AT&T AT&T City of Richardson U-Verse (800) 331-0500 Solid Waste Services (800) 331-0500 Service Request: INTERNET SERVICE (972) 744-4111 ELECTRIC PROVIDERS RECYCLING TXU AT&T 972-791-2888 (800) 331-0500 City of Richardson (800) 818-6132 Curbside Pickup www .txu .com NEWSPAPERS (972) 744-4407 Gas Oncor Energy Dallas Morning News SEWER AND WATER (888) 313-6862 (214) 977-8575 (888) 313-4747 City of Richardson Water and www .askoncor .com Sewer Customer Service Office Administration: (972) 744-4120 Information: (972) 744-4121 5 WORSHIP Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church 3901 North Star Road Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 231-8103 Woodcreek Church 3400 East Renner Road Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 238-8722 TRANSPORTATION AIRPORTS DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES TRANSPORTATION REGIONAL Motor Vehicle Registration North Texas Tollway Authority Dallas Love Field and Titles (NTTA) 8008 Cedar Springs Road 920 East Park Boulevard, Suite 100 Toll Tag Store Dallas, Texas 75235 Plano, Texas 75074 Customer Service Center (214) 670-6080 (972) 881-3014 5900 West Plano Parkway 30 Minutes Plano, TX 75093 MAJOR HIGHWAYS (972) 818-6882 INTERNATIONAL President George Bush Turnpike Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) (PGBT/SH-190) International Airport DEPARTMENT OF 3200 East Airfield Drive Central Expressway (US-75) PUBLIC SAFETY Dallas, Texas 75261 Driver’s License Office (972) 973-8888 Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH-121) 30 Minutes 2109 West Parker Road, Suite 224 Plano, Texas 75023 LBJ Freeway (I-635) (972) 867-4221 BUSES Dallas Area Rapid Transit RAILROADS (DART) Dallas Area Rapid Transit Route 841 – Telecom Corridor (DART) FLEX Bush Turnpike Station Reservation: (972) 880-1660 Customer Information/Route and Schedule Information: (214) 979-1111 6 RECREATION - LOCAL Recreational facilities within 30 minutes of your new home. Charles W. Eiseman Center EQUESTRIAN TENNIS 2351 Performance Drive FACILITIES HuffhinesTennis Center Richardson, Texas 75082-4332 Windmill Stable Spring Park 1601 Syracuse Drive (972) 744-4650 2029 North Cliffe Richardson, Texas 75081 Richardson, Texas 75082 (972) 744-7870 YMCA (972) 238-9820 821 Custer Road Spring Creek Swimming Richardson, Texas 75080 and Tennis (972) 231-3424 GOLF COURSES 7817 Belt Line Road Sherril Park Golf Dallas, Texas 75254 Huffhines Recreational Center 2001 East Lookout Drive (972) 404-1247 1500 Apollo Road Richardson, Texas 75082 Richardson, Texas 75081 (972) 234-1416 (972) 744-7881 Canyon Creek Country Club North Texas Automotive Museum 625 Lookout Drive 677 Campbell Road Richardson, Texas 75080 Richardson, Texas 75080 (214) 531-6717 (972) 918-0084 Owens Spring Creek Farm PARKS and Museum Richardson Parks and Recreation 1401 East Lookout Drive 411 West Arapaho Road Richarson, Texas 75082 Richardson, Texas 75080 (972) 235-0191 (972) 744-4300 (972) 235-0192 Hawaiian Falls Waterpark 4550 North Garland Avenue Garland, Texas 75040 (972) 675-8888 RECREATION - REGIONAL Recreational facilities within two hours from your home.
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