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I-35 from Georgetown

Brushy Creek Lake Park

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"The" Round Rock

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Mexican free-tailed bats at McNeil Bridge

Koughan Memorial Water Tower

Brushy Creek Dam

Field of Bluebonnets and Indian paintbrushes

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One of the front entrance light poles was hit. We have already contacted vendors to cleanup and replace. Thank you for all the quick reports. ... See MoreSee Less

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The car that hit the pole is parked behind the Refuel Gas Station. Its taking up 3 parking spots and the front end is smashed.

Do you have the information about HOA. Phone Number or Portal Payment. Thank you

The neighborhood garage sale has been postponed due to forecasted weather (on multiple models.) Tentatively rescheduled for April 21/22. ... See MoreSee Less

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are the proposed dates official?

Wild Hog Issues

As many have noticed or heard, the Stone Oak area is now dealing with these uninvited "guests." We've been in contact with the City of Round Rock. As these are feral, Animal Services will be of no help. The City Manager and Director of Community and Neighborhood Services are looking up all the information they have about a similar event in 2020. At the time, State and Federal wildlife contacts had been working with TSC for remediations, we are waiting on this information. We've also requested direct contact information from the City for Wilco counterparts in hopes of a program which places traps.

For the immediate term, the City has recommended the use of "Wild Hog Scram" repellant. Online reviews and posts show this works really well when applied liberally.

We'll post an update as we have more information.

3/31 UPDATE: We got contact info for the "Texas Hog Management @A&M" rep for our area, a USDA Trapper for Wilco, and TSC (quarry) today. These are two years old, hopefully still good. We'll burn up the phones on Monday.
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Can the HOA put the Wild Hog Scram all around the water source and where they are getting into the Subdivision?

Mike Knapp is a professional trapper who lives in the area. Hire him to get the job done.

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An open letter from the HOA Board regarding the upcoming Board meeting next week:

As we approach the end of the fiscal year, we want to take a moment to share an important update regarding our HOA budget and the need for an increase in our dues.

As many of you are aware, the costs of essential services, maintenance, and operational expenses have risen steadily over the years. Inflation has impacted everything from landscaping and maintenance to utility bills and insurance, all of which are vital to maintaining the quality of our community.

We have carefully reviewed our budget and determined that an increase in HOA dues is necessary. This adjustment will help us cover the rising costs and ensure that we can maintain our facilities and address any unexpected expenses that may arise. In years past the freezes have been a large detriment to funds due to major brush cleanup and plumbing repairs. Unfortunately due to these unexpected expenses, the Association has been limited to additional enhancements.

We understand that any increase can be concerning, and we want to assure you that this decision was not made lightly. We are committed to being transparent about our financial needs and to keeping our community thriving. The assessments did not increase from 2011 until 2022, 11 years without an increase. At that time the Board knew with the rising costs the Association needed additional funding in order to cover just the day to day expenses. The last few increases have not exceeded 5% and that again would be the max for an increase for 2025.

*Attached to this email is the 2025 PROPOSED budget.* It is important to know these numbers are BUDGET numbers based on contracts, years past, inflation costs, etc. The budget and assessment increase will not be finalized for 2025 until the Board vote at the upcoming meeting on October 2nd.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. Together, we can ensure our community remains a wonderful place to live.

Preserve at Stone Oak Board of Directors

*Please log in to TownSq to view the proposed 2025 budget attachment.*
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Can you show us an itemized budget of what you spend vs what you collect in dues?

COMING UP...

Stone Oak and Preserve at Stone Oak Annual Fall Neighborhood Garage Sale

When: Friday, October 4th & Saturday, October 5th
Time: Beginning at 7:00 am both days
Location: FM 1431 & Stone Oak Drive

Signs will be posted at the entrance and throughout the neighborhoods. The event will be advertised in the Austin American-Statesman.
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COMING UP...

Stone Oak and Preserve at Stone Oak Annual Fall Neighborhood Garage Sale

When: Friday, October 4th & Saturday, October 5th
Time: Beginning at 7:00 am both days
Location: FM 1431 & Stone Oak Drive 

Signs will be posted at the entrance and throughout the neighborhoods. The event will be advertised in the Austin American-Statesman.

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First day of the neighborhood wide garage sale is tomorrow. Happy selling everyone!

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