Lakemont May 2021

May 2021
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Community Contacts and On-Site Info.
Lakemont On-site Office:
Address: : 21027 21021 Lakemont Bend Ln
Phone On-site Number: Coordinator: 832-595-6808
Sarah
On-site E-mail address: Manager: Lakemontonsite@grahammanagementhouston.com
Ruthie
E-mail Address:
lakemontonsite@grahammanagementhouston.com
Email Sarah to be added to our Community E-blast list
or text “LAKEMONT” to 42828!
Email Ruthie to be added to our Community
E-Blast list, or text "LAKEMONT to 42828!
Management Company:
Graham Management - 713-334-8000
Community Manager: Tracy Graham
Community Manager E-mail:
graham@grahammanagementhouston.com
Community
Website: www.lakemontcommunity.com
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Emergency Numbers
Ft. Bend County Sherriff's Dept. 911
Ft. Bend County Animal Control 281-352-1512
Community Fire Station #3 281-578-6444
Poison Control (1) 800-222-1222
Hurricane Preparedness/Red Cross 713-526-1536
CenterPoint Energy/Natural Gas 713-659-2111
Other Helpful Numbers
Ft. Bend County Mud 281-290-6500
Ft. Bend County Sherriff's Department Non-Emergency 281-341-4665
North Ft. Bend Annex 281-238-1400
Ft. Bend County Appraisal District 281-344-8623
Ft. Bend County Vehicle Registration 281-341-3709
Ft. Bend County Tax Assessor 281-341-3710
Ft. Bend County Voter Registration 281-341-8670
Ft. Bend County Library Cinco Ranch 281-395-1311
Texas Driver's License Office Katy 281-391-4874
Local Schools
McNeil Elementary 832-223-2800
Briscoe Junior High (7th-8th) 832-223-4000
Wertheimer Junior High (6th) 832-223-4100
Foster High School 832-223-3800
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Lakemont’s Community
2021 Event Schedule
Senior Parade Day: May 15, 2021
Garage Sales: September 25-26 (8am-2pm)
Fall Festival Saturday, October 24th (11am-1pm)
2021 SUMMER POOL SCHEDULES
LAKEMONT POOL 1
Weekends Only, May 15 th -June 4 th :
Saturdays:
Sundays:
Exception:
Memorial Day, Monday, May 31 st : 10 AM-7 PM
June 5 th -August 15 th :
Monday:
Tuesday-Saturday:
Sunday:
10 AM-8 PM
12-7 PM
Closed
10 AM-8 PM
12-8 PM
Weekends Only, August 16 th -September 26 th :
Saturdays:
10 AM-8 PM
Sundays (in August):
12-8 PM
Sundays (in September):
12-7 PM
Exception:
Labor Day, Monday, September 6 th : 10 AM-7 PM
Holiday Food Drive: November 18, 2021
LAKEMONT POOL 2
Weekends Only, May 15 th -June 4 th :
Saturdays:
Sundays:
10 AM-8 PM
12-7 PM
Holiday Event & Toy Drive & Adopt a McNeil Family
December 10th & 11th, 2021
Lakemont Event Coordinator:
Kisha Johnson, Lakemontevents@yahoo.com
On-site Manager: Ruthie Ukutt
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Exception:
Memorial Day, Monday, May 31 st :
June 5 th -August 15 th :
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday-Saturday:
Sunday:
10 AM-7 PM
10 AM-8 PM
Closed
10 AM-8 PM
12-8 PM
Weekends Only, August 16 th -September 26 th :
Saturdays:
10 AM-8 PM
Sundays:
12-7 PM
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COVID 19 POOL AND PARK UPDATE
Our thoughts go out to everyone that has been impacted during this challenging time. We
hope that you have all remained safe and well and are continuing to take the necessary
precautions to stay that way. We still consider it our highest priority to keep our residents
here at Lakemont Community safe.
Through much discussion and consideration, we have decided to re-open the pools and
parks this summer. There will be posted guidelines that all residents must adhere to in order
to use these amenities. We hope that all our residents can enjoy these facilities while still
being safe and courteous to those around them. *Please note these amenities will be open
to use at your own risk!*
We appreciate your patience while we go through this challenging time and want everyone
to remember that we are all going through this together.
President Mirna B.
Vice President Jimmy H.
Secretary Bobby K.
Treasurer Larry P.
Director Angela C.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THE 2021 LAKEMONT BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE
All regular meetings of the Board are held on the 4 th Monday of each month at 5:30 PM. All
meetings are via Zoom until further notice.
Annual Meeting Date to be Determined
Board Meeting Monday, June 28, 2021
Board Meeting Monday, July 26, 2021
Board Meeting Monday, August 23, 2021
Changes are possible so please call Graham Management at 713-334-8000 to verify that a
meeting will be held.
COMMUNITY DEED RESTRICTIONSAND REGULATIONS
THE IMPORTANCE OF POWER-WASHING AND EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE
Welcome back to “Community Deed Restrictions and Regulations.” Deed restrictions
are intended to maintain or increase property values and to ensure the neighborhood is
maintained and remains a beautiful and harmonious place to live for all its residents. In
each newsletter, we talk about community deed restriction violations, which we find are
frequently reoccurring across the community and discuss them briefly. Our hope is that the
monthly deed restriction article will provide residents with a better understanding of the
purpose of both deed restrictions and community inspections in an HOA.
This month, we will be going over general exterior maintenance guidelines that residents
need to be mindful of, especially now that warmer weather is upon us. This article will
cover replacing dead or damaged landscape, as well as the importance of power-washing.
Section 19 of your governing documents states “All lots shall be kept at all times in sanitary,
healthful and attractive condition.” This includes keeping the home and everything on the
lot free of mildew and staining, keeping yards well maintained and replacing landscape
as needed. For more information on your governing documents, please visit www.
grahammanagementhouston.com, click on, “Communities,” and select, “Lakemont.”
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Power-washing can be an important part of maintaining a beautiful home
and sanitary lot. Routine power-washings will not only ensure you have
a mildew free and gorgeous lot, but will act as a preventative measure
for future repairs and more! Here are 6 reasons why power-washing your
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1. Prevents Damage to Your Home - Power-washing your home,
especially the siding, will help prevent damage and will help reduce how
often repairs will be needed. When moisture and mildew sit on the home
during Winter and then warm up during the Spring and Summer, rotting
and warping can take place, especially when untreated for some time.
2. Prevents Damage to Sidewalks and Driveways - Power-washing
sidewalks and driveways not only aid in curb appeal but extends the life
of your concrete’s coating.
3. A Great Way to Prime Surfaces - If you are planning on resurfacing a
driveway or repainting your home, for example, a fresh power-wash is
the best way to prime that area. Not doing so can cause your new work
to appear uneven, unfinished or make its life expectancy much shorter.
4. Preventative Maintenance Saves Money - An occasional power-wash
is much cheaper than having to re-paint your home or re-surface your
concrete because of permanent damage. Preventative measures not
only keep your home beautiful, but they protect your investment as a
homeowner.
5. Reduces Allergens and Protects Your Family’s Health - Due to seasonal
allergies, Spring is the perfect time to power-wash. According to the
American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI), some
of the most common allergic triggers are pollen, mold spores and dust
mites, all of which can be washed away by power-washing your home.
6. Saves Time - Homeowners can save time by power-washing. While
other methods of cleaning your homes exterior can be effective, nothing
is quite as fast or as simple, as power-washing the dirt and mildew away!
Another important reminder for Spring, especially after this year’s
Winter storm, is landscaping replacements. Spring is the perfect time to
plant flowers or replace landscape in your yard. It is the homeowner’s
responsibility to perform these replacements on their lots, as needed.
Any shrubs, trees or landscaping which needs to be replaced due to
disease or damage should be done in a timely fashion and in accordance
to your community governing documents and guidelines.
If you have any further questions or concerns regarding power-washing
or lot maintenance, please feel free to call the Graham Management
office or email graham@grahammanagementhouston.com.
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HELPFUL REMINDERS
A friendly reminder to pick up after your pets and that there is a leash ban
in Fort Bend County, which is in effect in the Lakemont community. This
will be strictly enforced.
Lake Rules: Lake Rules need to be adhered to for our neighborhood’s
safety and our patrol team will firmly execute them. They are as follows:
NO SWIMMING NO FISHING NO BOATING
A friendly reminder to residents to be courteous of each other while
walking/biking all lake trails.
A friendly reminder that the Lakemont Community is a deed-restricted
community and the fining policy will be implemented and enforced for
violations.
Street Parking: Per the deed restrictions, overnight street parking is not
permitted. Please utilize the garage and/or driveway for parking. Also,
commercial vehicles are not permitted to be parked anywhere in the
community overnight.
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Four Wheelers and ATV’s are not permitted to be used in any of the
common areas of Lakemont. If caught, the owner will be issued a warning
and then fines will begin to be issued on an occurrence-basis.
Owners are responsible for all tenants and fees they may accrue to
the property’s account. Any damages caused by such activity in the
community will also be charged to the property’s/owner’s account.
Four Wheeler and ATV Policy:
First Violation: Warning
Second Violation: $125
Each subsequent violation: $250
Lakemont Community Association is a single-family residential home
community. It is against the deed restrictions to run any business or
operate a group home in Lakemont CA. If caught, you may be pursued
by the association.
Are your trees beginning to grow around the metal wires that were
initially installed as support for the tree when it was younger? This could
put your tree in danger of dying or potentially having health issues and it
is recommended they be removed as soon as possible.
LANDSCAPING TIDBITS
Integrated Pest Management - This time of year it is quite possible
to have insect problems cropping up. Some common to the area are
Aphids, Scale, Spider Mites, Thrips and Whitefly just to name a few! Most
of us are familiar with the available chemical control. Another option
is IPM or Integrated Pest Management. This refers to biological control
using “beneficial insects.” The most commonly used is the Ladybug. The
Ladybugs larva will feed on the other damaging insects mentioned
earlier and move on when the job is done. You can become more familiar
with their process or order Ladybugs online at www.TipTopBio.com and
practice an environmentally friendly method of insect control!
Words of Watering - They say the earth is comprised of 70% water with
only 2.5% of that being fit for human consumption. The water we use
to irrigate our lawns is part of the 2.5% potable water available to us.
With the heat increasing it may be a great idea to inspect your irrigation
system if you have one. Keeping up with needed repairs, adjustments
and scheduling is vital to water conservation!
Mulch Matters - Does it really matter what type of mulch I use? You bet
ya and here’s why. “Pine Bark Mulch” is a less expensive type however
the drawback is that it contains turpentine that kills helpful microbe’s
essential to plant health. It also “floats out of the beds,” attracts fire ants
and depletes nitrogen from the soil. “Hardwood Mulch” is mostly made
of tree bark from several types of hardwood trees. This contains an acid
that again kills microbes. “Aged Native Hardwood Mulch” is the premium
choice, the keyword being aged. This is made from ground trees and
brush, not bark. The composting process kills the harmful pathogens and
weed seeds, also allowing the helpful microbe’s to multiply. This is the
best choice for your gardens and flower beds.
Be an Artisan - With all the new growth Spring brings this is the chance
to redefine shrub structure. Allow weak areas to fill in and consider how
high and wide you want your plantings to be based on the location or
need within your landscape. Shrubs that are in a more natural state give
a softer appeal, not all hedges have to have right angles all over them!
When trimming also consider a pruning style to leave the base of the
plant wider than the top. This allows for more foliage to make contact
with sunlight, increasing photosynthesis, resulting in more mature &
healthy plants. An incorrect angle of trimming is what causes the plants
to become bare on the bottoms.
THE PROBLEM WITH FEEDING THE DUCKS
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However, Lakemont HOA is asking our residents to please refrain from
feeding the ducks.
While the intentions are good, artificial feeding conditions can cause
more harm than good. The ducks natural feeding habits help maintain
a balance between the animals and their habitat. They will eat nutritious
foods such as aquatic plants, natural grains and invertebrates. Hand
feeding the ducks can cause them to become dependent on humans.
It may also cause a greater concentration than the confined area
surrounding our community can support.
Allowing the ducks to find their own wild, nutritionally balanced diet is
best - for the health of the birds as well as our community.
TRASH AND RECYCLING
Service Days: Best Trash provides trash services on Mondays and
Thursdays (Green waste is picked up every service day)
Tree Branch Criteria for Best Trash includes:
• Maximum of 4 ft in length
• Maximum of 3 in in diameter
• Branches must be bundled
• Bundles may not exceed 40 lbs
• Only 10 Bundles per household allowed, each service day
Heavy Trash is picked up on Thursdays only - one item per household a week
permitted. A friendly reminder that trash cans cannot be stored in view,
including on the sides of the home. Please do not set your trashcans or trash
at the curb until after sundown, the evening before trash pick up day.
ANNUAL DUES
Assessments are due on January 1 st each year. THE LATE FEE FOR
ANNUAL DUES IS $50. An assessment is considered late after February
1 st . All annual assessments received after the due date are subject to the
late fee and 10% interest in the assessment amount owed.
NEW DOG PARK
Lakemont Community is excited to announce that the dog park is now
open! Located at Terra Hollow and Bright Summer Lane, it is the perfect
place to let your four-legged family members safely run and play. *This is
a use at your own risk amenity*
LAKEMONT’S ROOFING GUIDELINES
1. Per ARC Guidelines- Article IX, Section 24:
Roofing materials may include composition shingles, slate, clay or
concrete tile. Composition shingles must have a minimum warranty
period of 25 years. Composition shingle roofs must be comparable in
color to weathered wood shingles and comparable in surface textural
appearance to wood shingles.
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To report street light outages or concerns, call 713- 945-6422 or go to
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LAKEMONT PATROL
If you are having an emergency, please call 911. If you have a nonemergency
related concern that is taking place after the on-site
manager’s regular business hours, please report it to the Lakemont Patrol
number at 832-719-1047. Residents who will be out of town for extended
periods should notify lakemontwatch@yahoo.com. Be sure to include
your property information. This will ensure that you have help keeping
an eye on your vacant home, thanks to onsite patrol.
Lakemont will prosecute all vandals, as it can be costly to the community
for repairs. We can save the community and ultimately you and your
neighbors, the cost of repairs by helping us reduce the occurrences.
We appreciate everyone’s cooperation on this matter. Please report any
vandalism, abuse to animals or other suspicious activity to Sarah, your
on-site manager, at 832-595-6808, as well as Lakemont Patrol.
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ON-SITE OFFICE SERVICES
The Lakemont community is blessed to have an on- site community
manager, who offers a wide range of services to our homeowner’s,
conveniently inside the neighborhood. Please feel free to visit Sarah at
the on-site office if you have any questions or concerns regarding:
• Obtaining pool cards. New pool cards can be picked up from the Lake
House. Additional pool cards are $5. Homeowners must be current on
dues to obtain a pool card.
• Deed Restrictions or violation letters you have received.
• Assessments or balances owed to the association.
• Clubhouse reservations.
• Notifying of items that require attention or maintenance.
• And much more.
If you ever have any questions or concerns regarding your community,
Sarah is always willing to assist you.
CLUBHOUSE RESERVATIONS
You can now book clubhouse reservations through the new community
website, www.lakemontcommunity.com. Going forward, clubhouse
reservations will strictly be made online.
To rent the Lakemont clubhouse, you must be a current resident of the
community, be up to date on your assessments and should submit the
application with required deposits and fees.
Renting the clubhouse requires a refundable $200 deposit and a
non-refundable usage fee of $170, payable online when you book.
Homeowners are not guaranteed their reservation date until you receive
confirmation from Sarah, the on-site coordinator.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE (YANA)
You are Not Alone (YANA) is a program run through the Fort Bend
County Sheriff’s Office. It is a telephone reassurance program for senior
or disabled citizens of Fort Bend who live alone. Volunteers make a prescheduled
call or visit to the participant to check on their welfare. For
more information, please visit www.fortbendcountytx.gov or google
search Fort Bend County YANA.
STAYING SAFE
While we enjoy a very safe neighborhood, outsiders may occasionally
come into the area looking for trouble. Please always be cautious and
aware of your surroundings. Never leave home without your cell phone,
in case of an emergency.
If something or someone appears to be out of the ordinary or suspicious
or makes you feel uncomfortable in any way, please call or text a
neighbor, friend or family member. If you see an unfamiliar car patrolling
the streets, do not ignore it.
Report any suspicious activity to the non- emergency number at 832-719-
1047. If it is an emergency, please call 911. Our police are here to protect
us and keep the community safe, but they need our help at notifying
them when suspicious activity is taking place in the neighborhood.
Speed Limits: Please be sure to obey all posted speed limit signs within
the community. Please be mindful and alert of children, pets, walkers,
joggers, bicyclists who may be in the streets.
Obeying Street Signs: Be sure to come to a complete stop at all stop
signs posted within the community. Look both ways for children, pets or
families, before proceeding through the intersection.
LAKEMONT SCHOOLS
The schools for the Lakemont community are a part of the Lamar school
district. The Lamar Consolidated School District’s main phone number
832-223-0000.
The children in our neighborhood attend McNeil Elementary, Briscoe
Junior High, Wertheimer Junior High and Foster Senior High. The website
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for Lamar ISD is www.lcisd.org. The website is easy to follow and has any information you
may need for your children.
MAIL SERVICES AND KEYS
Lost Mail? Sign up for Informed Delivery with USPS.com for free. Once signed up, homeowners
will be able to monitor all incoming mail.
Keys to the mailboxes are provided by the previous homeowner or by the local post office.
The on-site office or management company will not have access or keys to your mailbox.
EXTERIOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
All exterior modifications or changes are subject to the ACC’s approval and must have an
application submit and approved before any work shall begin. The ACC applications can be
found on www.grahammanagementhouston.com.
TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the teenage job seeker’s list,
please fill out the form on our website (www.krenekprinting.com, click submissions and
choose Jobseekers) with your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will
graduate and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want on
your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails in the summer to make
sure all the info is still good and that you want to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from
you after 3 tries, we will remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed on the Teenage
Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references if you do not personally know those
listed. This is just a list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs.
Responsibility for any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and
the teens and their parents.
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Fresh Fruit Cobbler
You could make this on National Eat What You Want Day May 11th!
INGREDIENTS:
1 cup sliced fresh peaches
3/4 cup peeled, cored and sliced apple
3/4 cup peeled, cored and sliced pear
1/2 cup blueberries
1/2 cup pitted and sliced cherries
1/2 cup pitted and sliced plums
1 egg
3/4 cup white sugar
1/4 cup milk
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons butter, melted
DIRECTIONS:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 2 quart baking
dish. Arrange the peaches, apple, pear, blueberries, cherries and plums in
the prepared baking dish. In a medium bowl, beat egg, sugar and milk.
In a separate bowl, sift together flour, baking powder and salt; stir into
the egg mixture. Stir in vanilla and melted butter. Cover the fruit with the
batter mixture.
Bake 30 minutes in the preheated oven. Cobbler should be bubbly and
lightly browned. Serve warm.
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Cocktel de Camaron
You could make this on National Shrimp Day May 10th!
INGREDIENTS:
8 ounces cooked shrimp, peeled and deveined
1 avocado, peeled, pitted and diced
1/2 bunch fresh cilantro, chopped
1/4 cup orange-flavored carbonated beverage
3/4 cup ketchup
1 (4 ounce) packet saltine crackers
DIRECTIONS:
Chop the shrimp into smaller pieces and transfer to a bowl. Stir
in the avocado and cilantro. In a separate bowl, stir together
the orange soda and ketchup until the foaming stops. Pour
over the shrimp mixture and toss to coat. It should be soupy.
Refrigerate for about 30 minutes to blend the flavors before
serving with saltine crackers.
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As a former Lakemont homeowner and founder of the Lang Home Team, I
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