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 Vendor Fair
20th Anniversary EventTODAY!
9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Free to Attend! Prizes
Social Center Ballroom & Parking LotJoin us for the fall Vendor Fair and you could be the lucky winner of a new TV or Fire tablet, courtesy of our 20th Anniversary sponsors Del Webb, Suddenlink Communications and Goodwater Wealth Management of Raymond James!
We have new food vendors and local businesses ready to help you with that next project, trip or service. Come visit with your friends and neighbors and check out what your Sun City Texas Vendor Fair has to offer!
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Multi-Vendor Golf
Demo Day!Thursday, Sept. 22
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
White Wing Golf CourseOur fall multi-vendor demo day is scheduled for Thursday, September 22 and will be held at White Wing from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Callaway, TaylorMade, Wilson, Cobra and Cleveland will all be participating so this will be a great time to test a variety of equipment side by side!
Everyone is welcome although those who schedule appointments through the White Wing Golf Shop will have priority assistance from the manufacturer representatives and/or golf professionals. Appointments will be scheduled every 30 minutes.
As always, receive 10% off Demo Day, day of, purchases/orders!!
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Flu & Pneumonia
Shot ClinicFriday, September 30
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Social Center Ballroom Sun City Emergency Management Committee will host the Flu & Pneumonia Shot Clinic on Friday, September 30, from 9 am - 2 pm in the Social Center Ballroom.
Insurance & Payment: Medicare and other insurances may pay for the flu vaccine.
Vaccines Available: Walgreens will provide Trivalent Standard and High Dose Flu vaccines and Pneumovax and Prevnar-13 vaccines. If you are not sure which vaccines to take or have any questions about the flu or pneumonia vaccines, check with your physician.
Consent Forms Available Now: Vaccine consent forms will be available beside the flu vaccine posters at all monitors’ desks between September 16 - 30.
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 New Three-way
Stop Sign
The intersection at Cool Spring Way and Pedernales Falls Drive is now a three-way stop intersection. The City has added the stop signs. Please use caution as you approach the intersection until we all become familiar with the new traffic pattern.
_____________________ Nominating Committee Applications Due Friday, October 7Submitted by Katie Sutton, Director of Administration and Human Resources, 512-948-7704, [email protected]
The Nominating Committee is gearing up for their bi-annual process of making recommendations to the Board of Directors for upcoming vacancies to the advisory Committees in the Community Association governance structure. The Nominating Committee itself will have one upcoming vacancy later this fall.
If you are interested in serving on the Nominating Committee, applications are available online, in the CA Member Services Office on Texas Drive or Click Here to download an application. The deadline to apply is Friday, October 7, and applications should be turned in to Katie Sutton in the CA Member Services Office. The Board of Directors will be conducting interviews at a date to be determined in the fall, likely in the late October/ early November time frame.
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Friday, Sept. 16
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Blessing of
the Animals
Friday, Sept. 30
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Flu & Pneumonia
Shot Clinic
Friday, Sept.30
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Garage Sale
Saturday, Oct. 1
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Firewise Town Hall
Tuesday, Oct 4
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Expansion Task
Force Town Hall
Friday, Oct. 7
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Health Fair
Friday, Oct. 14
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20th Anniversary
Free Concert
Wednesday, Oct. 19
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New Neighbor
Round Up
Thursday, Oct. 20
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Rally for the Cure
Golf Tournament
Friday, Oct. 21
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Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Saturday, Oct. 22
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Coffee with
the Chief
Wednesday, Oct. 26
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Golf Shop
Merchandise
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Modification
Application Deadlines
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Residential Standards Inspections
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Putters Cafe
Breakfast served all day! Lunch & Dinner from Appetizers to Delicious Desserts. FREE Chips & Salsa 2-5 p.m. Saturday Night Jamboree on the Patio. Call for Take Out, 512-943-8730. See full menu on Facebook.
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Legacy Hills Grille
Karaoke every Tues night on our patio starting at 5. Lunch specials Tues-Fri 8.99. Happy Hour 2-6 daily. We will be closed Thurs 22nd at 4:00 for a private event.
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Budgets & Barrels
Submitted by Carlton Mathis, Common Area & Irrigation Superintendent, 512-948-7792, [email protected]
There are some fair to good rain chances this weekend and into next week, keep an eye on the forecasts and be ready to turn off your irrigation controller. A ˝ inch of rain with current temperatures can allow us to not irrigate for a week.
If you are into Rain Water Harvesting, the City of Georgetown is running a promotion on rain barrels. Click Here for details.
I am continuing my two day per week watering schedule in the common areas, but I am using a 75% water budget; stations that would normally run an hour will only run for 45 minutes. The water budget feature, or seasonal adjustment on some controllers, is an easy way to increase or decrease water to the landscape for all stations on a controller without having to individually alter each station. With the cooler temperatures, overwatering the landscape is invitation to molds and fungus to take hold and damage valuable plant material and turf.
If you need assistance with your landscape irrigation system, the Water Matters Team is available to help familiarize you with it. If you need help setting up your controller, or would like a complete and thorough evaluation of your irrigation system, send an email to [email protected] , or contact your Neighborhood Representative. A Water Matters Ambassador will come to your home to assist you.
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Second Round of Native
Area Mowing to BeginSubmitted by Carlton Mathis, Common Area & Irrigation Superintendent, 512-948-7792, [email protected]
During the first week of October, we are planning to begin our second round of maintenance in the Native Common Areas. CA staff will be cutting according to the CA Maintenance Plan which requires a 10’ – 30’ wide strip adjacent to property lines.
After much discussion, it has been decided that we will no longer be alternating our maintenance path through the campus. It will be consistent going forward. The only changes made will be to accommodate newly developed areas acquired by the CA. Below is a list of our neighborhoods and the order we plan to follow.
Although the majority of this process can handled by our mowers, there are some areas that are less accommodating and will need to be handled with line trimmers. The Line Trimmers can be up to two weeks behind the mowers. All cuttings will be left where they fall. This is a Fire Wise exercise only, and not for aesthetic, or any other purpose.
Phase 1
38, 27, 13, 7, 1, 4, 6, 5, 3, 2, 35, 9, 10, 12, 60, 37, 36, 8, 11, 34, 15, 14, 33, 26, 25, 24
Phase 2
16, 28, 22, 23, 30, 31, 32, 41, 40, 43, 42, 44, 45, 21, 29, 20, 19, 18, 17, 46, 62, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59
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Two Bats Test Positive for
Rabies in GeorgetownTwo bats found in Georgetown last week have tested positive for rabies. Both bats were collected by Georgetown Animal Services on the north side of downtown.
To report a bat or other animal that you believe may have rabies, call the 24-hour number for the Georgetown Police Department at (512) 930-3510. An animal control officer will respond to the report. Never touch a grounded bat.
The Georgetown Animal Shelter is hosting a low-cost vaccine clinic on September 24. Contact the shelter at (512) 930-3592 to make an appointment at the clinic. The Animal Shelter is located at 110 W.L. Walden Drive.
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Street Work Wrapping UpSummer street resurfacing projects in Georgetown should be wrapping up in the next week, weather permitting.
Asphalt paving in Sun City on Whispering Wind Drive (from Del Webb Boulevard to Enchanted Drive) should be completed on Monday, September 12. Road striping should be finishing next week on Whispering Wind after paving is complete. Striping is a rolling operation with minor traffic impact expected.
For questions about the road work or schedule, contact Customer Care at (512) 930-3640 or at [email protected].
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International Languages Learning Club
Third Friday International SeriesFriday, September 16
1 p.m. • The AtriumLinda Dwyer presents a talk on “Scotland,” from the Cairngorm Mountains, lochs and glacial glens to the islands of Mull and Iona, and the cities of Edinburgh and St. Andrews. Free and open to all…Bring a friend!
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Georgetown's Rapid GrowthTuesday, September 20 • 2:30 p.m.
Social Center Ballroom District 4 Georgetown City Councilman and Sun City resident, Steve Fought, will discuss how the city’s rapid growth affects city services, infrastructure, taxes and quality of life. All Sun City residents are invited.
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11th Annual "Fall Competition and Reception"Sunday, September 25 • 2 - 5 p.m.
Activities Center, 1 Texas Drive.This popular event includes original, affordable artwork in a variety of mediums. Enjoy art demonstrations and light refreshments as you meet the artists and view the show. The event is free and continues through Friday, November 11.
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Sun City Pet Club
Annual Blessing of the Animals Friday, Sept 30 • 9 - 10 a.m.
Cowan Creek Amphitheater
Bring a chair or blanket for seatingAll pets and their owners join us for the Annual Blessing of the Animals. A non-denominational celebration of the love and joy our pets bring us. There will be readings and a group blessing. If you wish, bring a pet treat to be donated to area animal shelters. Please contact the Pet Club at [email protected] with any questions.
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