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Recreation Committee NewsAugust 2007

Hopefully, it’s not raining.Hopefully, it’s not blazing hot.Hopefully, you will take this

opportunity to spend time with the people who make Sendera a

wonderful place to live – Your Neighbors!

Hopefully, it’s not raining.Hopefully, it’s not blazing hot.Hopefully, you will take this

opportunity to spend time with the people who make Sendera a

wonderful place to live – Your Neighbors!

Neighbor Neighbor Sendera Recreation Committee Meetings and VolunteersThere are no meetings in August. Meetings will resume in September. Check the next newsletter for details. Get involved! The Recreation Committee wants your time and ideas! Help make Sendera a great community to live in by becoming a committee member. Attend meetings, events or just get on our e-mail list and stay informed. Upcoming opportunities to participate include the Halloween decorating contest, the Chili Cook-off, and the Holiday decorating contest. If there are some neighborhood events you would like to see, please let us know. Contact Suzann Vera 291-0714 or [email protected]. Do you know your neighbor?August 7 National Night Out – It’s time to turn on the porch light and fi nally fi nd out what the neighbor’s name is across the street. National Night Out is Tuesday, August 7 from 6-9PM. Dust off the jump rope, hula-hoop and bubbles and meet other families on your block. Come out and welcome your new neighbors and serve up some ice tea, lemonade and watermelon. Discuss neighborhood concerns with those who want to listen. Find out about the family who use to live in your house and share block history. After your event, share your stories and pictures with us on www.senderahoa.org and send a copy to Sendera’s newsletter editor, Pamela Kurburski. Send them to [email protected] by August 8 for September’s newsletter. Mark your calendarMovie Night at the pool starts at 8:30PM on the second Saturday of the month. Remember to catch our last two showings:August 11 Happy Feet PG 87 minutesSeptember 8 Cars G 96 minutes

National Night Out!August 7, 2007

6 pm – 9 pm (or whenever the party ends)

Offi cial Community Newsletter

August 2007Volume 2, Number 8 Sendera Homeowner's Association

Look What’s InsideSendera Board Meeting Minutes .............................. page 4Happy Feet and Cars at the Pool ............................... page 5Kids Eat Free at Local Restaurants ........................... page 6

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Sendera

Association Manager

2006-2007 Board of DirectorsBob Coggin, President ......................................... 512-292-4112...............................................................bob.coggin@gmail.com Eric Steen, Vice President ................................... 512-799-4422.......................................................... [email protected] Skeen, Treasurer ...................................... 512-282-6560....................................................................skeenlu@yahoo.comJamie Avila, Secretary .......................................... 512-965-5181............................................................... [email protected] V. Pulido, Director at Large ..................... 512-291-4750 ............................................................... [email protected]

ASSOCIATION MANAGERKaye Markette For resident services call: ......................1-866-4-RealService ....................................................................1-866 (473-2573) or email: ........................... [email protected]

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ARCHITECTURALEric Steen ............................................................... 512-799-4422............................................................ [email protected] RELATIONSEric Steen ............................................................... 512-799-4422............................................................eric_steen@kolarmail.comLANDSCAPING...........................................................................................OPEN NEIGHBORHOOD RELATIONS...........................................................................................OPEN NEWSLETTER EDITORPamela Kurburski ................................................. 512-940-8430............................................. [email protected] Coggin .......................................................... 512-292-4112...............................................................bob.coggin@gmail.comRECREATIONSuzann Vera .......................................................... 512-291-0714.......................................................... [email protected] Coggin .......................................................... 512-292-4112...............................................................bob.coggin@gmail.com

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SENDERAMARKET REPORTMay - June 2007

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The Board of Directors for Sendera met on June 22, 2007 at the home of Board member Luanne Skeen. Board members Bob Coggin, Eric Steen, Luanne Skeen, Patrick Pulido and Jamie Avila where present. Sendera Recreation Committee members Lori Landburg and Jennifer Fisher provided the Recreation Committee report. Community Association Manager Kaye Markette was also present. The following business was conducted. The Board Meeting Minutes where reviewed for April 13th and May 1st and approved. Associate Manager Kaye Markette went over the Financial Reports thru May of 2007. Also discussed where the Deed Restriction Violations, Delinquency Status, Vandalism, and ACH revisions. Also, Kaye will be getting estimates from vendors who can do mass fence jobs. Other business discussed was pool operations including reviewing the pool rules, pool signs, surveillance cameras, pool parties, and the possibility of a new sundeck. Representative of sundeck companies will be giving the Sendera Board of Directors estimates on resurfacing the pool. The Sendera Recreation Committee discussed various topics including presenting the 2008 Recreation Committee budget at the next meeting. Included in the budget will be the possible purchase of items and materials that will continue to beautify and improve

Minute of Sendera Board MeetingJune 22, 2007

Sendera. Also discussed was Lifetime Fitness special offer to Sendera residents who wish to enroll at the gym. Luanne Skeen has kindly agreed to be the Recreation Committee Liaison on the Board. August Board meeting will be scheduled soon and posted on the website. All Sendera membership is welcome to come to schedule Board meetings. Respectfully submitted Jamie Avila Board Secretary

DISCLAIMER: Articles and ads in this newsletter express the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily refl ect the opinions of Peel, Inc. or its employees. Peel, Inc. is not responsible for the accuracy of any facts stated in articles submitted by others. The publisher also assumes no responsibility for the advertising content with this publication. All warranties and representations made in the advertising content are solely that of the advertiser and any such claims regarding its content should be taken up with the advertiser.* The publisher assumes no liability with regard to its advertisers for misprints or failure to place advertising in this publication exacept for the actual cost of such advertising.* Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or misprints, the publisher assumes no responsibility for any errors of information or typographical mistakes, except as limited to the cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of misinformation, a printed retraction/correction.* Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental or consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, or any other liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timely manner, except as limited to liabilities stated above.


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mitting. Sendera Playgroup meets at the pool playground on Sendera Mesa. 10:00am-12:00pm. Parents/caregivers/guests are welcomed to bring their little ones of any age to join with other children. [email protected]

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TUESDAYSpaghetti Warehouse – kids eat free at nightFazoli’s – kids eat for $0.99 from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.Kerbey Lane – kids eat free all dayDenny’s – kids eat free from 4:00 – 10:00 p.m.Chick-fi l-A – kids eat free after 5:00 p.m.Bennigan’s – kids eat free after 5:00 p.m.Zuzu – kids eat free after 6:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAYLuby’s – kids eat free after 4:30 p.m.EZ’s – kids eat free all dayMoe’s Southwest Grill – kids eat free after 5:00 p.m.Central Market – kids eat free after 5:00 p.m.Zen – kids eat free after 5:00 p.m.

SATURDAYLuby’s – kids eat free all dayTexas Land & Cattle – kids eat free from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

SUNDAYSouper Salad – kids aged 3-5 eat for $0.50; kids aged 6-12 eat for $0.99Zen – kids eat free all day Texadelphia – kids eat free at certain locations

ALL WEEKIHOP – all kids eat free from 4:00 – 10:00 p.m.Cici’s Pizza – kids under 3 eat free Fresh Choice – kids aged 2 and under eat free; kids aged 3-5 eat for $.99; kids aged 6-8 eat for $2.99Denny’s – kids eat free on their birthday Pizza Hut’s lunch buffet – kids eat freeApplebee’s – kids eat free with all As on their report card

FREE NOONDAY CONCERTS are held on Thursdays at Central Presbyterian Church from 12:05-12:35. Bring your own lunch or make a reservation for a catered sandwich by calling 472-2445 or emailing [email protected]. There is a charge for the catered lunch. Directions to church: http://www.cpcaustin.org/directions.htm. Parking is EASY! Park in the Perry Brooks Building parking garage (1/2 block south of the church, just north of 7th St. on Brazos

(turn into the garage on the west side of Brazos (left.) If you park on the 3rd level, go to the north wall, and enter the door there, then take the elevator down to 1- you come out across the corner from the church. Be sure to bring your parking ticket to the church offi ce to get stamped, and then it will cost you $3 instead of the usual $7. Upcoming concerts:Aug. 9 Sara Hickman Singer/SongwriterAug. 16 Sophia Gilmson PianoAug. 23 The Amazing Grays (Senior Choir from St. John’s Methodist Church)Aug. 30 Felicity Coltman Piano

Kudos to Vic who recently stepped up to be our new landscape committee chair. Thanks for working weekly with Sendera’s landscaper John Fasano of Austin Rock n Root. Kudos to the Board for having an open town hall meeting in June. Special Kudos for Luanne Skeen for hosting it at her house. We look forward to the resolutions on the open topics. Kudos to Pam Kurburski on her one year anniversary of serving as our newsletter editor. We admire your continued commitment to ensuring that we are all informed.

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HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT’S ON THE SENDERA WEB SITE?

Sendera residents have an outstanding communication tool available to them but few ar Sendera residents have an outstanding communication tool available to them but few are taking advantage of it. Our very own web site offers a Message Board, an Events Calendar, a Resident Chat page, Classifi eds, Bulletins, and many other subjects to choose from. Anyone can access Public pages but, to access the Resident pages, you must fi rst complete a Login Request Form. Go to www.senderahoa.com and click on Request Login. Fill out the form and click on Submit. Your Resident Login will be sent to you by the web master.

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We are fortunate in Sendera to have incredible diversity among our residents. Not only is there cultural diversity and chronological diversity, we are also blessed with a wide variety of skills and professions. It’s good to know that the lady across the street is a medical professional or the guy down the block is a great carpenter. I was really glad to know my next-door-neighbor is an occupational therapist when I fell off my bike and broke my knee cap. I credit her quick action with keeping me out of surgery. We would like to create a directory of residents with their special skills/professions and post it on the Sendera web site. Our community has so much to offer and this is just one more way we can connect with our neighbors. The Sendera Recreation Committee will put together the directory. You can list any skill, craft, business or service that you think may be of interest to other residents. If you make candles and fi x plumbing, list them both. You just never know when someone will want pretty candles once that leak in the bathtub is fi xed. To be in our directory, please contact [email protected] and/or [email protected].

Sendera Good Neighbor EtiquetteSubmitted by Vic Booth

Every noticed how many people walk/bike around our neighborhood. Here are some tips to make Sendera a pedestrian/cyclist-friendly place.

Take care of your front yard. Pull those weeds and edge the lawn. It makes the view a lot better.

Trim trees that overhang the sidewalk. Detours onto the street are dangerous and ducking to miss branches throws off your stride.

Keep bushes cut back, especially at corners, to provide a clear view of traffi c.

If you have any neighborhood etiquette tips, send them in to http://www.senderahoa.com (click the Request link) or by phone (toll-free) to 1-866-473-2573.

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SenderaCub Scout Recruiting Coming to Area

SchoolsSubmitted by Charles Mead

Families have as many choices as ever when it comes to spending their free time together. But few of those choices will offer parents fun for their children, while allowing mom and dad to get involved, too. Scouting can offer all this – plus access and opportunity to people and experiences that can help your child succeed in the future. The start of the school year is a great time for families who are interested in getting started in Scouting, as school districts across Central Texas offer “Join Cub Scouting Nights” at their elementary school campuses. “Join Cub Scouting Nights” offer families of boys in the fi rst through fi fth grades the chance to fi nd out what Scouting is all about, and ask leaders questions. “Scouts get out of the house and have fun with friends,” says Capitol Area Council President, Winston Krause. “A child can try so many new things in Scouting, and moms and dads can be there with their children as they fi gure out what they like and what they don’t. The most important thing is that no matter what a Scout tries, he promises to do his best.” Scouting aims to serve families in many ways, now and in the future. According to research by Harris Interactive, men who were Scouts are more likely than men who were never Scouts to graduate from high school and college, earn a higher annual household income, value family relationships, have lifelong friendships and believe in helping others. “I like what they have taught my son, in teaching him how to be a leader,” says Sandra Conrad, mother and Scout leader. “He’s learned leadership skills and he has the tools and he can move forward from here.” Cub Scouts and their families can take advantage of the Capitol Area Council’s new 150-acre “Cub World” facility at Camp Tom Wooten, on the LCRA Lost Pines Scout Reservation in Bastrop. Every new Scout that joins this August or September will receive a free Pinewood Derby car kit courtesy of Gatti’s Pizza - and will be invited to an exclusive practice of the University of Texas Longhorn football team, hosted by former Scout, Mack Brown. For more information about Scouting or “Join Cub Scouting Night”, go online to www.bsacac.org and look for the “Join Cub Scouting Night” link on the home page. If you don’t see information for the Join Cub Scouting Night at your child’s school, contact James Johnson at (512) 926-6363 ext. 33 or [email protected].


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Poppy Seed Honey Dressingfrom the kitchen of Peggy Scherr

This dressing is for salads that combine greens and fruit or for use on the side with fruit salad. Shake in a jar with a tight-fi tting lid until smooth:

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: Architectural Control Committee Guidelines by Eric Steen, Architectural Committee Chair

All improvements are required to have Architectural Control Committee (ACC) approval, but not all improvements are specifi cally covered in the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (DCCR). To handle this the ACC provides guidelines to ensure that improvements made are tasteful, do not detract from the livability and/or value of our neighborhood, and are balanced with the needs and desires of the community. Exterior lights can add hours of fun to the warm summer nights, but please be considerate of your neighbors. Improperly used lights can light up your neighbor’s bedroom as well as your back yard. Exterior Lighting

Temporary holiday decorations/lighting are not considered an improvement and therefore do not require the AC approval prior to use. The following are examples of what is considered permanent exterior lighting requiring pre-approval from the ACC: a. Backyard fl ood lights b. Walkway/driveway decorative or safety lights. c. Lampposts Your planned exterior lighting improvement must be compatible with the decor of our neighborhood. The type of exterior lighting you are planning to install cannot

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In the Garden It’s just too darn hot to be doing much planting in the garden. Unless you have new plantings that have to be watered more frequently, stick to a deep watering every fi ve to seven days. Mulch all bare earth areas to help retain the moisture you put into the soil. Now is a good time to plan for the fall garden, which I think is the best time to garden in Central Texas. You can design new beds, have your soil tested, and check out information at gardening web sites like Central Texas Gardener (www.klru.org/ctg), The Natural Gardener (www.naturalgardeneraustin.com), and Zilker Botanical Garden (www.zilkergarden.org), and do it all in air conditioned comfort.

Spotlight Plant Rockrose (Pavonia lasiopetala) has a lot to offer the Sendera gardener. It does well in our shallow limestone soil, takes little water once established, blooms all summer, is winter hardy and qualifi es for the Water-Wise Rebate offered by the City of Austin. What more can you ask. The one pictured here started as a 1 gallon pot last summer and is doing just fi ne even though it was covered in ice this winter. It gets full sun and the occasional taste of organic fertilizer. It can grow to be about 4’ X 4’ but a little shearing keeps it compact and blooming. You can cut it back by about 1/3 in late winter.

be too bright for its intended use. For example, using the long fl uorescent tube lighting for patio lighting illuminates more than the patio area and can be a nuisance to surrounding neighbors. The number of light fi xtures needed should be appropriate and directional lights, such as fl oodlights, should be properly aimed. Too many, or improperly aimed, light fi xtures can also be a nuisance to surrounding neighbors.

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The new Sendera newsletter is being distributed to all of the addresses in the homeowners’ database. Do you know a resident that is not receiving their copy? Please let the editor know so we can ensure that the address we have is correct. Any name or address changes can be sent to [email protected].


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Sendera Newsletter Editorial PolicyPurpose The Sendera Newsletter is published monthly. It provides all residents of Sendera with information on activities that affect the Sendera neighborhood. The newsletter provides a venue for residents to share information, make announcements, express concerns and celebrate accomplishments. Content

Anyone may submit an article for the newsletter. Content must be relevant to Sendera and/or Sendera residents.Articles should be submitted through the Peel, Inc. web site (www.Peelinc.com). Pictures must be submitted in separate JPG fi les.The deadline for submissions for the next month’s newsletter is the 5th of the previous month.Articles may not be advertisements of material or services for sale (except for Teenage Job Seekers). Articles should be “G” rated.All articles are subject to editorial review.

Editorial ControlThe Sendera HOA Board of Directors is the final authority on newsletter content.A member of the Sendera HOA Board of Directors will serve as Editor in Chief of the newsletter.The Board of Directors will appoint a Newsletter Editor to oversee the content of the newsletter.

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Revenue and Expenses

REVENUES

Assessments $ 321,948Assessment Allocation $ (19,368)

Total Assessments $ 302,580

Other Income Late Payment Charges $ 12,870 Late Payment Charges Waived $ (1,220) Lawsuits $ 504 Lien Filing $ 2,925 Miscellaneous Income $ 5,473 Other Income $ 775 Pool Keys, Access Cards, Transmitters $ 175

Total Other Income $ 21,501

TOTAL REVENUES $ 324,081

EXPENSES

Operating Expenses

Direct Operating Expenses Electricity Amenity Center $ 11,000 Entryway $ 2,081 Gas Landscape maintenance Contract $ 110,211 Greenbelts and Parkland $ 4,005 Materials $ 3,513 Trees 2,515 Pool Operating Expense Chemicals $ 6,747 Contract Maintenance $ 8,394 Lifeguards $ 18,300 Other $ 860 Permits $ 440 Pool Director $ 3,199 Repairs $ 6,703 Supplies $ 321 Repairs and Maintenance General $ 5,927 Irrigation $ 5,027 Other Expenses Access System Keys $ 300

Taxes Real Property $ 1,447 Telephone Amenity Center $ 2,672 Trash Removal Amenity Center $ 627 Water and Wastewater Amenity Center $ 9,290 Irrigation $ 16,863

Total Direct Operating Expenses $ 220,478

General and Administrative Expenses Professional Fees Accounting $ 260 General $ 379 Bad Debts $ 1,707 Collection Expense Collection Expense $ 9,000 Lien Filing $ 4,750 Homeowner Activities Annual Meeting $ 247 Board Activities/Mtgs $ 55 Committees $ 355 Social Events $ 2,329 Homeowner Communications Homeowner Communications $ 1,200 Welcome Package $ 920 Insurance Directors and Officers $ 3,404 General Property & Liability $ 2,247Management Fee $ 35,400Administration $ 14,450

Total General and Administrative Expenses $ 76,703

Total Operating Expenses $ 297,181

Capital Expenditures (Non capitalized) Other $ 19,900 Recreational Equipment $ 7,000

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 324,081

NET SURPLUS (DEFICIT) $ 0

Sendera Owners Association, Inc.2007 Operating Fund Budget

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SenderaTexas Events - August

Texas Events has been published with the permission of the Texas Department of Transportation. All events are taken in part from the Texas Events Calendar. All dates for events were correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

18-19—AUSTIN: Citywide Garage Sale Palmer Events Center. E-mail: [email protected] • www.cwgs.com 512/441-2828 23—ROUND ROCK: Field of Dreams Tasting Enjoy a grand slam tasting of fi ne wines and cuisine. Round Rock Express Ballpark. www.winefoodfoundation.org 512/327-7555 24—AUSTIN: Kenny Rankin One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 25—AUSTIN: Keep Austin Weird 5K & Free Concert Features one of Austin’s only evening runs combined with music, food and drink. Auditorium Shores. www.keepaustinweird5K.com 512/448-2336 25—FREDERICKSBURG: USO Hanger Dance Hangar Hotel, 155 Airport Road. www.hangarhotel.com 830/997-9990 25-26—AUSTIN: Texas Bamboo Festival Celebrate bamboo with speakers, bamboo plants and crafts for sale. Includes presentations, demonstrations and educational information about bamboo. Zilker Botanical Garden. www.bamboocentral.net 512/929-9565 26—AUSTIN: Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival Amateurs and pros compete for bragging rights. Waterloo Park. www.austinchronicle.com 512/454-5766 26—AUSTIN: Guzman & Fox www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 28-Jan. 1—AUSTIN: Rehearsing the American Dream: Arthur Miller’s Critical Theater Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center.

www.hrc.utexas.edu 512/471-8944 30—AUSTIN: Guitars & Saxes 2007 One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 30-Sep. 30—GEORGETOWN: Will Rogers Follies Georgetown Palace Theatre. 512/869-SHOW 31—AUSTIN: Paula Poundstone One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 31-Sep. 1—HARPER: Frontier Days & Rodeo Features a parade, fi shing contest, washer and horseshoes pitching, domino tournament, crafts, mutton busting and two days of rodeo and dancing. Harper Community Park. E-mail: [email protected] 830/864-4912 31-Sep. 2—KERRVILLE: Wine & Music Festival Features three evening concerts and two afternoon concerts by two dozen singer/songwriters. Texas’ top winemakers offer tastes of their current vintage wines. Quiet Valley Ranch. www.kerrvillefolkfestival.com 830/257-3600 31-Sep. 3—ROCKSPRINGS: Camp Eagle Classic Mountain Bike Festival Camp Eagle. www.campeagleclassic.com 830/683-3219

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