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WESTOVER PARK SWIM SEASON INFO

Wrist Band Pickup Schedule:

Saturday   May 5th  Noon to 3pm

Sunday    May 6th   Noon – 2:00 pm

Saturday  May 12th  Noon to 3pm

Saturday  May 26th  1pm – 3pm

 

REQUIRED ITEMS TO BRING:

1. Driver's License
   
   
2. Lease paperwork, closing papers or some documentation showing residence in case your name is not on the HOA list
   
   
3. Completed Form

 

 

Get Ready for Upcoming Pool Season

The community pool will open weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) noon to 8:00 PM weekends in May and also it will be open Memorial Day (May 28th) the same hours. The pool will then open full time on Friday, June 1st. The pool is closed on Mondays for cleaning and maintenance unless a holiday falls on a Monday. Hours of operation are Tuesday through Friday, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday, noon to 8:00 PM. The pool will remain open full time through August 19th and then will open weekends from August 25th through September 30th noon to 8:00 PM and Labor Day also. The schedule is based on the CCISD school calendar as it has been in prior years.

EFFECTIVE June 1st all residents (including kids who can go to the pool without an adult) must have a 2012 wrist band in order to enter the pool gate and swim. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Distribution of 2012 Pool Wrist Bands

As was the same last year, we are looking for volunteers to work a schedule of dates and times at the pool to register residents and distribute the wrist bands during the month of May. This can be a combination of week days and weekends and we are asking for two people to step forward to be the main coordinators with our community manager. The more times that you can volunteer to sit and register the wrist bands, the fewer residents will have to register by mail and pay the $15 processing fee to RealManage. It is all up to you – the residents. There is a cost recovery fee for RealManage to process these requests so step up to the plate and help get a Wrist Band Committee together to cover May and perhaps even throughout the summer to catch the new folks moving in. Anyone interested should contact Christi Keller at christi.keller@realmanage.com with your contact info and what dates and times you can volunteer and if you want to be a co-leader. Step up and volunteer, please. The on-site registration schedule will be determined solely on the amount of volunteers.

Registration forms are located on the HERE and note there are a maximum of 8 wrist bands per household and anyone that is confirmed as giving any out to non-family members will have their pool privileges suspended.

Swim Lessons and Private Pool Parties

We are very pleased to have Gulf Coast Aquatics back for another year to manage and maintain the community pool. They are in charge of scheduling and conducting swim lessons and also arranging any private parties. Note that your assessments must be paid in full to schedule a private pool party and they do check with RealManage before they will confirm your rental. For more information on lessons and parties, please call Gulf Coast Aquatics at 281-538-7946 or email them at info@ gulfcoastaquatics.com.

 

Yard of the Month Committee and Sponsors Needed

There are some really beautifully maintained yards in the community and it would be nice if we could get a Yard of the Month Committee established that would judge each month and award a monthly winner and one or two Honorable Mentions. We also would like to try to find a sponsor for the program that would provide the funds for a gift certificate for each month’s winner. The sponsor would get a rider put at the bottom of the Yard of the Month sign as well as be mentioned in the Winner’s article in the newsletter and on the website. If you are interested please email Christi at christi.keller@realmanage.com. It’s time to get that program started.

Storage Facility at FM 518 and Maple Leaf Drive

• Yes they are part of the association

• Yes they have to abide by the deed restrictions, pay assessments and maintain their property

• And if they don’t they are subject to the same legal enforcement remedies as all other association members

• Stop by the on-site storage facility rental office and let the management staff know how displeased you are at the total lack of maintenance

  of the grounds and that it is a real shame that the association is having to keep it cleaned up because they won’t

• That is all we can say right now – we hear you and it is being handled – let the rental people know you are unhappy

Driveways are for Vehicles

Boats and trailers are not permitted to be parked in driveways or on the street except if you are getting it ready to take it out and use it or clean it up and put it away – that means a day or two. Parking on the street is NOT intended for residents day after day after day and there are some that do that and inconvenience their neighbors by parking too close to the mailbox or blocking clear egress or ingress to other driveways when they have room in their own driveways. Please follow the rules – if you don’t know the restrictions they are on the Resident Portal or email service@realmanage.com and ask. Trash cans are to be stored out of public view except on trash day or the night before trash day – this means in the garage or behind your fence.

Yard Maintenance

• Apply weed and feed, you need to eradicate the weeds in the lawn because they won’t go away on their own.
• Weed the landscape beds and apply two inches of mulch to preserve moisture and help keep down the weed load, but don’t pile the mulch

up too high around the base of the trees or the bushes. Trees need to have a saucer effect in the mulch ring.
• Trim your bushes to encourage new growth and a better overall appearance.
• Do interior limb pruning of your trees to reduce unnecessary weight and to allow for sunlight to be able to properly penetrate through the

tree’s canopy.
• Remove tree stakes for trees that are securely rooted – we saw many trees that still had the stakes from the builders install and many that

didn’t even have the stabilizing wires attached. Leaving the guy wires on too long will harm the trees. Young unstable trees need stakes

through hurricane season but mature trees do not. If in doubt, google it or ask your local nursery for their recommendation. • Keep the curbs, sidewalks and driveway areas edged