AUGUST HOA MTG NEWS AND MORE

For those of  you unable to attend the August HOA meeting, the board voted to approve projects with estimated costs as follows:

Lake Resealing – $280,000
2 New Tennis Courts – $170,000
Basketball Court – $ 33,500

Project Totals = $483,500

There were approximately 30 property owners in attendance at the meeting and a new five year plan was discussed.

Other notes for the neighborhood:

Music In the Park is scheduled tonight, August 16th, at 7:30 p.m. with Southwind playing for your entertainment.
August 30th – Movie Night in the Park – movie to be determined
September 6 The MoDels will return to play for Music In the Park at 7:00 p.m.
September 21st Music In the Park is scheduled for C-Rock to perform beginning at 7:30 p.m.

If you are interested in running for office for the upcoming elections, you will need to fill out a Candidate Profile Form and turn it into Spectrum by September 30th.

October 1st has both an HOA meeting scheduled and National Night Out for the neighborhood.

Friday, October 18th – Two Tons of Steel will be returning for Music In the Park at 7:30 pm

And finally on Saturday, October 26th – Halloween Around the lake and in the park will be taking place.

The next HOA meeting on October 1st is the last one prior to the December annual meeting.  If you have any interest in running for a board position, please be sure to turn in your profile forms to Spectrum by the deadline.  The board has been reduced to 7 members following this year from the original 9 member board, so I am not clear as to how many positions are available to fill for the coming year’s work.  You may want to contact Spectrum to learn how many positions are available at this time.

Hope you have enjoyed your summer!

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DID YOU SEE THE CONSTRUCTION SIGNS?

If you haven’t noticed, late last week the construction signs went up for Phase I of the Borgfeld Road expansion to begin.  There are crews staking, marking, moving and getting ready for the actual ground breaking to begin.  You may recall Phase I is from US281 to Timberline in length.  This project was slated to begin in June of this year, and while its late getting started the project is finally underway!

Be prepared for a long, difficult commute down Borgfeld from time to time if you are headed to or from 281 for the next 18+ months as this project moves through Phase I.  It will no doubt test your patience but I am hopeful, and hope you are too, that the project brings an improved roadway and better capability to move in and out of Timberwood both  North and South if you are not using Blanco Road.

Watch for updates as they become available!

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MUSIC IN THE PARK

The next scheduled Music In the Park is this Friday, July 19.  The opening act is the Christian group Abberdein beginning at 6:30 p.m.  They will be followed by a returning neighborhood favorite headliner Cactus Country at 7:45 pm.  For more details on either band you can take a look at their websites:

Cactus Country – www.abberdein.com

Come join your neighbors in our private park for a neighborhood only concert under the stars!  If you would like regular reminders sent to your Facebook page, like the Timberwood Park Facebook page for updates!

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GVTC ANNUAL MEETING

Attending the 58th Annual meeting of GVTC (Guadalupe Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. )was an interesting experience.  The meeting itself was the typical annual meeting with a statement of operations, financial reports, CEO and guest speakers and of course…door prizes!  There was a quorum in attendance and the meeting was generally uneventful but I did learn a couple of things I thought you might want to know…just in case you didn’t already know this about the company!

Depending on the amount of time you have done business with and the types of accounts you have with GVTC, you have an annual Patron Capital Distribution Account, the balance of which continues to grow with your participation in the company.  Eventually, once your account has reached a certain dollar amount, you will begin to receive annual distributions back from that account.

GVTC has a balance sheet that would be enviable to most companies.  They have just under $160,000 in long term debt on their books.  That’s incredible!  Did you know the company services more than 2000 square miles of rural and incorporated areas in our surrounding communities?

GVTC received the honor of being a Top 100 Broadband Provider by Broadband Communities Magazine for the past 5 years in a row.  The stability of their fiber optic system is second to none in the area. They have been recognized as a Top Workplace by the San Antonio Express News and Best Places to Work by San Antonio Business Journal.

Further, to its credit, it has established The GVTC Foundation, a charitable foundation giving back locally to our communities.  92% of each dollar given goes back into the community…our community!!! That is an amazing statement for any charitable organization!  If you are interested in donating to this foundation, you can add it to your monthly bill as a one time or repeated donation by calling customer service and having them set you up.  Of course they can also take direct donations not attached to your phone bill.  From now until the end of the year, the company is matching every dollar donated to the foundation in a continuing effort to raise money for this local charity!

So, what did I take away from the meeting?  This company appears to be poised to take on the continued advancement of technology and its customers/shareholders will continue to benefit from its forward thinking.  It is also doing great work in our local communities supporting charitable endeavors and giving back through its foundation 0perations.

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PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE and MUSIC IN THE PARK


PUBLIC MEETING FOR US281N PROJECT:
The Public Meeting for the US 281N project is coming up.  This Thursday (I know, I know….the last finals game is also that night!!!) June 20, 2013 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Shriners Auditorium located off the 1604 Access Road between Stone Oak and Blanco.  If you would like to comment on the project, the proposals, anything you think should be considered which has not been during the two plus year review of the options provided to the public, please either attend this meeting or send your comments via the www.411on281.com web page where there is a place to send in your comments.  The comments actually do get read, considered and reviewed and are important to understand feedback from the public about this project.  Sitting on the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) for the duration of the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) process has been enlightening and interesting and I’ve heard feedback on previous comments supplied.  Please send in your comments!

MUSIC IN THE PARK:
A reminder for you that this weekend, June 22, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. The Almost Patsy Cline Band will hit our stage in the park to entertain you and your neighbors.  Please bring a cool beverage and comfortable seats and come and enjoy this neighborhood event while you visit with your neighbors! 

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