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June 2007 Volume 3, Number 6 www.willowpointe.org Deed Restrictions Enforced
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From your Safety Committee WehaveobserevedmanyvehiclesparkingindifferentareasanddirectionsthroughoutoursubdivisionandthoughtwemightpassontheTexasDepartmentofTransportation’sviewonthissubject. TRANSPORTATIONCODE CHAPTER 545. OPERATION AND MOVEMENT OFVEHICLES SUBCHAPTERG.STOPPING,STANDING,ANDPARKING §545.301.STOPPING,STANDING,ORPARKINGOUTSIDEABUSINESSORRESIDENCEDISTRICT.(a)Anoperatormaynotstop,park,orleavestandinganattendedorunattendedvehicleonthemain traveled part of a highway outside a business or residencedistrictunless: (1)stopping,parking,orleavingthevehicleoffthemaintraveledpartofthehighwayisnotpracticable; (2)awidthofhighwaybesidethevehicleisunobstructedandopenforthepassageofothervehicles;and (3)thevehicleisinclearviewforatleast200feetineachdirectiononthehighway. (b)This section does not apply to an operator of a vehiclethat is disabled while on the paved or main traveled part of ahighway if it is impossible to avoid stopping and temporarilyleavingthevehicleonthehighway. Acts1995,74thLeg.,ch.165,§1,eff.Sept.1,1995. §545.302.STOPPING,STANDING,ORPARKINGPROHIBITEDINCERTAINPLACES.(a)Anoperatormaynotstop,stand,orparkavehicle: (1)ontheroadwaysideofavehiclestoppedorparkedattheedgeorcurbofastreet; (2)onasidewalk; (3)inanintersection; (4)onacrosswalk;
(5)betweenasafetyzoneandtheadjacentcurborwithin30feetofaplaceonthecurbimmediatelyoppositetheendsofasafetyzone,unlessthegoverningbodyofamunicipalitydesignatesadifferentlengthbysignsormarkings; (6)alongside or opposite a street excavation or obstruction ifstopping, standing, or parking the vehicle would obstruct traffic; (7)onabridgeorotherelevatedstructureonahighwayorinahighwaytunnel; (8)onarailroadtrack;or (9) where an official sign prohibits stopping. (b)An operator may not, except momentarily to pick up ordischarge a passenger, stand or park an occupied or unoccupiedvehicle: (1)infrontofapublicorprivatedriveway[0]; (2) within 15 feet of a fire hydrant; (3)within20feetofacrosswalkatanintersection; (4) within 30 feet on the approach to a flashing signal, stop sign, yield sign, or traffic-control signal located at the side of a roadway; (5) within 20 feet of the driveway[0] entrance to a fire station and on the side of a street opposite the entrance to a fire station within 75 feetoftheentrance,iftheentranceisproperlymarkedwithasign;or (6) where an official sign prohibits standing. (c) Anoperatormaynot, except temporarily to loadorunloadmerchandise or passengers, park an occupied or unoccupiedvehicle: (1)within50feetofthenearestrailofarailroadcrossing;or (2) where an official sign prohibits parking. (d)A person may stop, stand, or park a bicycle on a sidewalkifthebicycledoesnotimpedethenormalandreasonablemovementofpedestrian or other traffic on the sidewalk. (e) AmunicipalitymayadoptanordinanceexemptingaprivatevehicleoperatedbyanelevatorconstructorrespondingtoanelevatoremergencyfromSubsections(a)(1), (a)(5), (a)(6), (a)(9), (b),and(c). (f) Subsections(a),(b),and(c)donotapplyiftheavoidanceofconflict with other traffic is necessary or if the operator is complying with the law or the directions of a police officer or official traffic-controldevice.
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WillowPointeHomeownersAssociation,Inc.Board of Directors
President Steven R. Lewis 2006-2009Vice President Greg Decker 2006-2009Secretary/Treasurer William Brune 2004-2007Director OPEN 2006-2008Director OPEN 2005-2008 Please contact us via our community website at www.willowpointe.org if you have questions, comments or concerns. Our e-mail box can be found by clicking on the HOA Board Box.
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Families of hundreds of school-aged children in the Cypress/Northwest Houston area are depending on CAM to assist themwith necessary school supplies for their children. These start-up supplies can be impossible to fit into an already strained budget. Your donationsofthefollowingwouldbegreatlyappreciated:
pocketfolderswithbradswashablemarkerslarge&smallpackagesmanilapaperlarge&smallpackagesconstructionpaperpencilboxesscissorsandrulersnewsocksandunderwearinallsizes
FortheFoodPantry,donationsofthefollowingwillhelpfamilieswithchildrenhomeforthesummer:peanutbutter&jelly,coldcereal,pasta,SpaghettiOs,snackfoods DonationscanbemadeMondaythroughWednesdayfrom10AM–6PMandThursdaythroughSaturdayfrom10AM–3PM. ForadescriptionoftheservicesandvolunteeropportunitiesatCypressAssistance Ministries, please see our web site, www.cypressassistanceministries.com If you need further information, please give us a call at 281-955-7684andaskforKellyorLisa.
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(g)Ifthegoverningbodyofamunicipalitydeterminesthatitisnecessarytoimprovetheeconomicdevelopmentofthemunicipality’scentralbusinessdistrictandthatitwillnotadverselyaffectpublicsafety,thegoverningbodymayadoptanordinanceregulatingthestanding,stopping,orparkingofavehicleataplacedescribedbySubsection(a)(1),otherthanaroadorhighwayinthestatehighwaysystem, in the central business district of the municipality as defined in the ordinance. To the extent of any conflict between the ordinance andSubsection(a)(1),theordinancecontrols. Acts1995,74thLeg.,ch.165,§1,eff.Sept.1,1995.AmendedbyActs1999,76thLeg.,ch.814,§1,eff.June18,1999. §545.303.ADDITIONALPARKINGREGULATIONS. (a) An operator who stops or parks on a two-way roadway shall do so with the right-hand wheels of the vehicle parallel to and within 18 inches of the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway. (b) An operator who stops or parks on a one-way roadway shall stop or park the vehicle parallel to the curb or edge of theroadway in the direction of authorized traffic movement with the right-hand wheels within 18 inches of the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway or the left-hand wheels within 18 inches of the left-hand curb or edge of the roadway. This subsection does not apply where a local ordinance otherwise regulates stopping orparking on the one-way roadway. (c) A local authority by ordinance may permit angle parkingon a roadway. This subsection does not apply to a federal-aid or state highway unless the director of the Texas Department ofTransportationdeterminesthattheroadwayiswideenoughtopermitangle parking without interfering with the free movement oftraffic. (d)The Texas Department of Transportation, on a highwayunder the jurisdiction of that department, may place signsprohibiting or restricting the stopping, standing, or parking of avehicleonthehighwaywherethedirectoroftheTexasDepartmentofTransportation determines that stopping, standing, or parking isdangerousto,orwouldundulyinterferewith,thefreemovementoftraffic on the highway. (e) To the extent of any conflict between Subsection (a) or (b) andamunicipalordinanceadoptedunderSection545.302(g),theordinancecontrols. Acts1995,74thLeg.,ch.165,§1,eff.Sept.1,1995.AmendedbyActs1999,76thLeg.,ch.814,§2,eff.June18,1999. Greg Decker, Vice-President WPHOA
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AsupportgroupforcancerpatientsandcaregiversisbeginningonThursday,June14at7PMatMessiahLutheranChurchinCypress,11522 Telge Road, one-half mile north of Highway 290. The group will be led by licensed therapists from Cancer Counseling, Inc, a non-profit organization located near the Medical Center, 713-520-9873. Messiah LutheranishostingasatellitegroupofCancerCounselingforfolksintheCypressareawhoneedsomesupportandwhodon’tneedanotherdrivetotheMedicalCenter.Thegroupwillbeongoing,meetingonthe2ndand4thThursdayeveningsofthemonth.ThemeetingsareFREE,andallpeopleinthecommunitywhoaredealingwithcancerare invited. Questions? Call 281-890-3013, and ask for Lynette.
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The Pearl Days Bus Trip to the Museum of Fine Arts Houston
The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts-Cypress Creek is offeringnorthwestresidentsabusexcursiontotheMuseumofFineArts,HoustononFriday,June29,2007. TheMFAHiscurrentlyshowcasingseveralexhibitsincluding:TheGreatWallofChina:PhotographsbyChenChangfen,ArmsandArmorfromtheAncientWorldandFitforaKing:EnglishSilverfromtheCollectionofGerogeS.Heyer,Jr. Participants will have the opportunity to attend a privatedocent-conducted tour of the exhibition at 10:30 a.m. as well as the noon LunchtimeTour of Highlights of the EuropeanGalleries. The bus leaves the parking lot behind the Cypress CreekChristianChurch/BarbaraBushLibraryat6815CypresswoodDrivepromptlyat9:00a.m.Participantsmustbe50yearsofageoroldertoridethebus.Ifyouareundertheageof50,weencourageyoutocarpoolandmeetthebusatMFAH.ThePearlDaysBusTripissponsoredbytheVolunteerorganizationforThe Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts-Cypress Creek. A $5.00 non-refundable donation to The Pearl Fincher MFA will reserve yourseat. It’s yourmuseum!The renovationprocessof turningwhatoncewastheHarrisCountyLibraryintoaworldclassmuseumof fine arts is underway. Don’t miss your chance to become a partofthisexcitingtime.ParticipatinginPearlDaysisonewayyoucanshowyoursupportofournewmuseum.Don’tmissthebus!ReserveyourseattodaybycallingLauraBarousseat281-370-5474 or Judi Redilla at 281-469-3434. Visit online at www.pearlmfa.org to find out more ways you cansupportThePearlandaboutupcomingevents.
PLEASE...SLOW DOWN! Drive slowly through the subdivision & always come to acompletestopatthestopsigns. Pleasetakethetimetodriveslowlythroughtheneighborhood.Itisalsoimportant that you instructyour friends and visitorsto also be cautious anddriveslowlywhileinourCommunity.
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04/01/2007 through 04/30/2007 WP WC Total911HangUp 1 4 5 Accident/Minor 1 1 2 AlarmHoldup 1 1 2 AlarmLocal 2 10 12 Alarm/Hold-up 1 0 1 Alarm/Rep.Site 0 1 1 Animal/Humane 0 1 1 Assault 0 1 1 Assault/Agg 0 2 2 Burglary/Hab 1 1 2 CheckPark 0 12 12 ContractCheck 102 219 321 CreditCardAbuse 0 1 1 CrimMischief 0 1 1 Dist/Family 2 2 4 Dist/Juvenile 0 1 1 Dist/LoudNoise 4 4 8 Dist/Other 0 3 3 Domestic/Prevent 0 1 1 Drug/OD/Poss 0 1 1 FollowUp 0 3 3 Forgery 0 2 2 InformationCall 2 1 3 InjurytoChild 0 1 1 MeettheCitizen 3 4 7 Meet the Officer 0 1 1 MudBuildingCk 0 20 20 OpenDoor/Window 0 1 1 Robbery/Agg 0 1 1 SuspPerson 1 3 4 Theft/Residence 1 1 2 Traffic Stop 10 33 43 VehAbandonded 0 1 1 VehSuspicious 1 3 4 WarrantService 0 1 1 WelfareCheck 0 1 1 Total 133 344 477
Garage Doors Certainly are “Beasts of Burden”Submitted by Bill Cook
Oneofthemostignoredandoverlookedmaintenance components of your homeis your garage door and opener. These“beastsof burden” are frequently ignored,neglectedandtakenforgranted...thatisuntiltheystopworking. An average two-car garage door has nearly fortymovingpartsandweighsapproximately300pounds. When in theupposition, thedoor is usually 8 feet above the floor with your second most expensive investmentparked directly underneath. Last yearapproximately 20,000 garage door relatedinjuriesweretreatedinAmerica’semergencyrooms. Given these facts, proper maintenanceandrepairshouldbeahigherpriorityonournever-ending “to do lists”. Basic routine maintenance should beperformed every six months to maximizeperformance and extend the life of themovingpartsofyourgaragedoor(s).Whilerepairs should be left to the professionals,thefollowingactivitiesshouldbecompletedeverysixmonths:Door:
Lubricate hinge joints with a silicone-basedlubricant.Becarefulinselectingaproductasmanycommonspraylubricantsare alcohol-based and can actually dry out movingparts.Donotlubricatetrackandrollers.Thiscommon misconception only serves toattract dust particles and cause furtherwear. While it does appear to be a short-term fix, over that short time, problems willbecomeworse.
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Release the door from the opener bydisengagingthetrolley(pulltheredstringdown).* Raise the door to the halfwaypoint.Aproperlybalanceddoorshouldremaininthatposition.Ifthedoorfallsor rises on its own this is a symptomof spring failure. Improperly balancedgarage doors can cause opener and/ordoordamage.*Raiseandlowerthedoormanually. The door should require nomore than tenpoundsof force to raise.Thisisthemaximumweightresidentialopenersaredesignedtoraise.Clacking,screeching or popping sounds alsoindicate moving parts failure. *PleaseDo Not attempt any repairs as certaingarage door components can causeseriousinjury!
Opener:Chainandbeltdriveopenersshouldhavea light coating of silicone-based lubricant sprayedontheboom(barfromthemotorunittothedoor)twiceperyear.If the system has safety eye sensors(locatedatthebottomofthedoortracks),makesuretheseareproperlyalignedandfreeofdustanddebris.Anobstructioncould stop the opener from closing thedoor.
POWER SURGES to your home canseverelydamagetheelectronicsofelectricdoor openers. Should your opener operateerratically, DO NOT attempt to continueusingitasitmaydamageyourgaragedoor. It is always wiser to error on the sidecautionconcerningthislarge,heavymovingwallinyourhome.
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Speed Limit Reduction Initiative A new bill has recently passed in the Texas Senate. Senate Bill 540 gives the Harris County Commissioner’s Court the authority to declare a lower speed limit of not less than 20 miles per hour in residential neighborhoods throughout Harris County. In order to move this initiative forward, Paul Morgan, Willow Pointe resident, is circulating a petition which must be signed by 51% of the homeowners residing in Willow Pointe. If you are interested in supporting this initiative, please contact Paul at 281-807-9118.
Summer Camps at Cypress Christian School CypressChristianSchoolwillonceagainhostsummercampsforchildrenandadultsinthecommunity. Camp Invention - June 4 - 8: This is a week-long summer enrichment program in the fields of science, mathematics, history, and the arts for children entering grades 1 - 6. Computer Explorers Summer Camp – June 11 – 15:Duringthisweek-long summer camp, elementary students will discover how to become Master Builders with hands-on exploration of engineering, construction,andprogramming. High Touch - High Tech Science Camp - June 18- 22:Thisisaone-week session that brings a child’s imagination to life as he/she enjoys a variety of interactive, science-related activities. It will be aninspiringweekoffunandlearning! St. Thomas University Summer Reading Enrichment Program – June-August:CCSwillhostthisprogramagainthissummer.Itisscheduled torunfromJune toearlyAugustand isavailable tochildrenandadults. Sports Camps – June-July:
Volleyball Camps – Most Mondays and Fridays from June 4throughJuly30- Students of all grade levels are encouraged to attend to improve skilllevelsandknowledgeofthegame.- All grade levels through grade 8 (2007-2008) – 5:30 to 7:00 pm (Students in grades 6-8 can qualify for the Advanced session upon recommendationbytheCoach)
Grades 9-12 (2007-2008) – 7:00 – 9:00 pmBasketball Camps - The main purpose of the camps is to teach the fundamentalsofdribbling,shooting,passing,anddefense,whilealso developing self-confidence and a positive mental attitude.
- CCS Basketball Camp 1, June 18 – 21, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm (Camp 1 is for students entering 2nd- 6th) - CCS Basketball Camp 2, June 25 – 28, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm (Camp 2 is for students entering 7th-12th)
Sports Quest Soccer Camp - June 25 – 29, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
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WILLOW POINTE MARKET REPORTWILLOW POINTE MARKET REPORT
This chart represents the homes that have sold and closed in the past 6 months according the Houston Multiple Listing Service.
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HIGHEST PRICE PER SQ.FT. resale homessold in Willow Pointe: $87.08
Over 615 Homes SOLD in 2006Over 96% of David’s Listings Result in a Sale
# Realtor in Houston (out of 17,000)!**Top 1% of Realtors in the U.S.
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