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Welcome to the Willow Pointe Website

            The Willow Pointe website was developed to assist with information sharing, communication of relevant and up to date news and a way to introduce our community to those considering purchasing a home in the area.  Our goal is to continue to improve both the content and the design of the website.  Your feedback and suggestions will help shape the future of the site. 

            Willow Pointe is a deed-restriction enforced community located in the suburban northwest part of Harris County.  Our community is made up of 588 homes, expansive common areas and a community pool and playground.  Our neighborhood is a nice mixture of retired people, active working men and women and young families.  We come from every corner of the globe and invite you to share in all of our cultures.  Willow Pointe provides the quality of lifestyle that we all deserve and enjoy.

            If you are new to the neighborhood and need assistance or have questions please do not hesitate to contact the Board (wphoa.board@willowpointe.org) or contact our management company at 713-728-1126.

            Suggestions for improving the website or adding content can be sent to the Board e-mail address listed above.

 

Be a Good Neighbor

            Over the past several months there have been many complaints regarding loose dogs and cats in the neighborhood as well as excessive dog barking. 

Nothing is more annoying than a barking dog!  Please make sure your dog(s) is not left outside unattended during the day and is brought inside at night if they are barkers.  Excessive barking is very disruptive to the neighborhood so please be considerate.

Please be aware that the Harris County Animal Control Ordinance requires that dogs and cats be physically restrained at all times, without access to the sidewalks and streets and most important, your neighbors yard and garden.  Violations need to be reported to HCPHES Rabies and Animal Control at 281-999-3191.  For more information about the Harris Country Leash Law and other regulations go to http://www.hcphes.org/vph/Laws/finalregulations.pdf

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Community Updates

Harris Country Precinct 4 has made the following changes in our community.

 

·       Due to the congestion caused by over-flow parking coming from the Cypress-Fairbanks Funeral Home, NO PARKING signs have been installed along both sides of the entrance/exit at Trail Ridge and Jones Road.  There have been several occasions when cars were double parked along both sides of the road causing hazardous conditions.  Following an inspection conducted by Precinct 4 staff it was decided that signs were necessary for the following reasons.  A)  Impediment of traffic flow for homeowners B) blocking of the right of way for school buses and emergency vehicles and C) the need to enforce the existing traffic law 545.302 which prohibits parking within 30 feet of a signal light.

·       Due to poor visibility in the area of a school bus pick-up/drop off-site at Pony Express and Encino Cove, a stop sign was added on Pony Express.

 

If you have concerns about traffic safety or suggestions for improving traffic flow within the community, contact Harris County Precinct 4 Community Assistance Department at 281-353-8424 or visit their website www.hcp4.net.

 

Community Garage Sale

            The Willow Pointe Garage Sale is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, September 5-7^th.

            We will place signs at both entrances of the community.  You may place your own signs ON THE STREET near your home however we ask that you not place them at either the Jones or Round-Up entrances. 

            PLEASE TAKE YOUR SIGNS DOWN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE GARAGE SALE!

            Good Luck!

 

Unsightly Commercial Trucks

The required number of signatures has been collected to allow for the enforcement of House Bill 327 which prohibits overnight parking of commercial vehicles in the subdivision between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.  in any 24 hour period.  

Sal Dominguez will file the petition and request the signs.

 A big THANKS to Sal Dominguez, Allius Stewart and others who helped collect signatures.  Hats off to Sal who coordinated this important endeavor.

2008 Pool Season (click link)

New Website Feature

Classified Ads Section

            To off set the cost of maintenance to our website, a new feature has been added.

1.     Personal Classifieds – One time only to sell such items as a bike, a used appliance or other households, will run at NO CHARGE for 1 month.  It will be limited to 30 words.  All ads will be placed on the website the first of the month and will run for 30 days.  Ad placement is limited to Willow Pointe residence only.  E-mail your ad to judithschwartz@sbcglobal.net no later than the 25^th of the month.

2.     Business Classifieds – offering a service or product line for profit will cost $25/month with a minimum of two months.  Limited to 40 words.  E-mail your ad to judithschwartz@sbcglobal.net and mail your check to Judith Schwartz 10506 Elm Knoll Court no later than the 25^th of the month.  Make your check payable to Willow Pointe HOA.

3.     The Board reserves the right to screen out any ads that seem inappropriate.

4.     All ads must include your name, address, phone number and or e-mail address.

· Newsletter/Website - How do you design our website, what does it take to get an article in the newsletter. Find out, join this committee. Even if you know nothing about computers or newsletters, this is an avenue to learn.

· Landscape- Willow Pointe's most active committee. This committee does more than plant flowers. Come and learn more and meet your neighbors.

· Modification (ACC) - Review the changes in your community before they happen. Be a part of a team that will determine what is best in an architectural manner for our neighborhood.

· Safety - Learn about aspects of safety and community awareness on this community. this committee will head up the neighborhood watch program, and works closely with the sherrifs department. If you wish to learn more about security, and safety, contact the committee chair.

· Nominating - This committee is formed when we have openings on the board. They interview possible candidates and make recommendations to the current board. The board values their opinion, because it the opinion of you, our neighbors.

The time it takes for emergency services to get to your home can be critical. A few minutes in an emergancy can sometimes mean life or death, or major losses. Help our fire department, police services, and emergency services find you. Make sure bushes or other obstructions do not block your house number.