As today is our Labor Day Holiday, our Board of Directors and HOA Management Team extends warm wishes to all homeowners, families, and neighbors in our community.

Observed on the first Monday in September, Labor Day recognizes the contributions of American workers and the value of the work they do every day. It is also a welcome opportunity to slow down, enjoy time with loved ones, and celebrate the close of summer.

Whether you are hosting a backyard gathering, traveling for the weekend, or simply relaxing at home, please help keep our neighborhood safe and enjoyable for everyone. Be mindful of noise levels, follow community parking guidelines, and use extra care around pedestrians, cyclists, and children enjoying the holiday outdoors.

We are grateful for the many residents, volunteers, service professionals, and workers whose efforts help make our community a wonderful place to call home.

Have a safe, restful, and happy Labor Day weekend!

Wishing Our Community a Safe and Happy 4th of July! As we celebrate our nation’s independence, the Board of Directors and Management Team would like to wish all residents and their families a joyful and memorable Independence Day holiday. Whether you’re attending a local event, enjoying a backyard barbecue, or spending time with family and friends, we hope your holiday is filled with happiness, pride, and appreciation for the freedoms we enjoy. Celebrate Safely If you’re planning to use fireworks, please do so responsibly and in accordance with all local laws and HOA guidelines. To help keep everyone safe:

• Follow all state and local regulations regarding fireworks.
• Never allow children to handle fireworks.
• Keep a safe distance from people, homes, vehicles, and dry vegetation.
• Always have a bucket of water or a garden hose nearby.
• Consider attending a professionally organized fireworks display whenever possible.

Let’s work together to ensure that everyone in our community has a safe and enjoyable holiday. Thank you for helping make our neighborhood a wonderful place to live. ★ Happy Independence Day! ★

The website has been updated with the information for the new HOA management company. For your convenience, the information is provided below. It can also be found on every web page on the right side of the page.



Spectrum Association Management
Barton Springs Building 1
901 S MoPac Expy, Ste 300
Austin, TX 78746

Office: (512) 954-6440
Web Site: https://spectrumam.com

This Memorial Day we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our nation.

Sometimes finding information on what is allowed and not can be difficult. The City of Kyle has had an ordinance in place for quite a few years now regarding fireworks? If you are not familiar with it, please take a few minutes to review it to ensure you are not surprised if you decide to celebrate with fireworks this year. The link is here.

PAMCo has recently moved it's offices and are now located at 700 Market Street Bldg 3 in Cedar Park. The new address has been updated and is shown on the right side of most pages on this website for your convenience.

Additionally, the Board Members page has been updated with the current home owners now serving on the Board of Directors and their position. As a community, we appreciate your service to help make our community better and bringing everyone closer.

Please be aware that coyotes exist and live in the areas surrounding our subdivision. Last night, it was observed around 2:30am that two coyotes were chasing a smaller dog (about half the size of the coyotes) down Indian Paintbrush towards Windy Hill Road. All hopes go to that dog that it was able to get away from the coyotes and get somewhere safe.

Please use caution when you let you pets out after dark. If you have a fence, we would recommend you check your fence line at least once a month or after big storms to ensure there are no gaps, loose panels, loose planks or even missing planks and/or downed sections. Our pets can be masterful at escaping and while they are curious more than anything else, no one wants to lose a beloved pet as a result of a coyote attack.

In case you want to know the official status of the drought conditions in Texas (or the rest of the U.S. if you are interested), you can use the following link to find up to date information:

http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?TX