Aberdeen Trails April 2018

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ABERDEEN TRAILS
Board Of Directors Meetings
The Board of Directors meet monthly in the community and homeowners
are welcome to attend. Please contact management to obtain the meeting
date and time in advance, as the schedule and location may change from
time to time. You are also welcome to email management any questions
or concerns you may have to scarey@highsierramanagement.com if you
are unable to attend meetings and the Board of Directors will be happy
to send you a response. As a reminder, monthly financials, governing
documents, meeting minutes, forms, schedules, etc. are updated on the
Association website for your review at any time.
Streetlights
Please report any lights that are out, blinking or on during the day. Part
of your annual Homeowners fee pays for your streetlights, whether they
work or not. If a light is out in your area, please call 713-207-2222 or go
to www.centerpointenergy.com/outage and report it. Each light pole
should have a 6-digit number on it. When reporting the light, you will
need to provide the pole number and closest intersection or address. We
want all our lights to work… a well lit area is a safe area!
Signs on Mailboxes, Light Poles
and Street Signs
If you place signs in and around the neighborhood for Garage Sales,
Lost Pets, etc., please make sure you remove them in a timely manner.
Remember that postal boxes are the property of the USPS and it is a
crime to attach anything to the cluster mailboxes! Please help to keep
Aberdeen Trails looking beautiful!
Tennis Court Use
We have received reports that children have been using the tennis courts
for everything but tennis. Please reiterate to your children that use of the
courts is for tennis play ONLY. No soccer, rollerblading, skateboarding,
bike riding, basketball, etc. allowed. Children caught abusing the courts
may cause their parents to be financial penalized for any damages.
The City of Houston Urges
Residents to Sign Up for
Emergency Notifications
The City of Houston, in partnership with the Greater Harris County 9-1-1
Emergency Network, is now offering emergency notifications to mobile
phones through the Emergency Notification System (ENS). These emergency
alerts will help residents get more information about emergencies in their
neighborhoods, such as hazardous chemical spills, floods and large fires.
Staying informed is an important way of keeping yourself and your family
safe when emergencies occur. Landline home or work telephones are
already a part of the ENS system and now residents can register their cell
or internet phone numbers so they can be alerted about an emergency in
their community. It’s simple and easy; sign-up at the City of Houston Office of
Emergency Management website http://alert.houstonoem.org or http://911.
org and register up to four telephone numbers. Houstonians can also register
for ‘Alert Houston,’ the City of Houston’s Email Notification System, which
sends emails to residents when emergencies affecting a large portion of the
city occur, such as severe weather and hurricanes. Find out more about both
AlertHouston and ENS by visiting http://alert.houstonoem.org.
April 2018 | Aberdeen Trails