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Holiday Hours
On Friday, July 3, all CA facilities will be open except for CA business offices.
On Saturday, July 4, all CA facilities will be closed except Golf (courses and hours subject to change) and the outdoor pools at the Fitness Centers, which you can access through the exterior side gates. Reservations are required at the pools.
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Clarification on Parades and Neighborhood Parties
CA sponsored Golf Cart parades and CA sponsored neighborhood parties are currently not allowed. The best way to protect yourself and to help reduce the spread of the virus that causes COVID-19 is to limit your interactions with other people as much as possible. We cannot stop individuals from doing what they want, but if they are doing it as a sanctioned CA neighborhood event (organized as an official CA sponsored neighborhood event and using CA communication channels), we are saying please do not do these activities.
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2020 Resident Board Election
The filing period for the Board of Directors is now closed. Four qualified candidates, Morris Greenberg, Ken Michaelis, Donna Provence and Dennis Wilson are running for the two upcoming vacancies.
An Introduction of the Candidates will be sent electronically to residents in July so residents can meet the candidates and learn more about their campaigns. Beginning in August, Special Board Communicators will be released with additional information about the candidates and how to cast your vote in the election.
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WATCH YOUR MAILBOX!
2020-2021 Sun City Resource Guide and Directory Arriving Soon
The post office has begun delivery of the newest edition of your Sun City Texas Resource Guide & Directory. It will take a few weeks for the USPS carriers to get all 8,000+ books delivered to every mailbox.
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What do I do with my old Directory?
• Don't recycle
• Don't throw away in the trash
Once your new Directory arrives, please deposit your old Directory in the big blue bin (you can't miss it) located across from the tennis courts at 2 Texas Drive. Your privacy is important to us, so the CA will securely shred these books.
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Cottage Roof Replacement
and Repair Issues
Submitted by Carl Zimmerman
A large number of cottage homes experienced roof damage as a result of the recent hail storm. Unlike all other homes in the community, cottage homes have unique requirements. Article 14.19 requires both units to be re-roofed in its entirety, at the same time, and by the same contractor using equal or better-quality asphalt shingles. A pre-approved shingle color must be used. There are no exceptions to these requirements.
If the roof requires only minor repairs, the exact style and quality shingles on the undamaged sections of the roof must be used to make the repair. There is one possible exception to the general policy: Upon approval by the Modifications Committee, if only one side of the adjoining roof requires replacement while the other adjoining roof does not, the damaged roof may be replaced providing the roofing material is exactly the same style, quality, color as the existing roof and is feathered seamlessly into the adjoining roof so no delineation between the two roofs is apparent.
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Flag Rules
Submitted by Carl Zimmerman
This article provides a quick review of the community’s rules for displaying flags.
- No more than two flags may be on display at one time on one residential lot.
- Only the United States (US) flag, the Texas state flag or a US Armed Service flag may be flown on a ground-mounted flagpole.
- The US flag must be flown in the top-most position.
- The US flag must be on the left as viewed from the street if more than one pole.
- Any pennant, banner, plaque, sign or other device that contains a rendition of the US flag is not permitted.
- No flag may be flown upside down or be allowed to touch the ground.
- No added mark, sign, insignia or design of any kind may be added to any approved flag.
- Any of the 50 State Flags of the United States or its territories may be displayed at any time.
- US Armed Service Flags (Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy) may be displayed at any time.
- College, university or professional sport team flags may be displayed at any time. Illumination of these flags is prohibited.
- Flags or banners celebrating all other holidays, religious or otherwise, may be flown from seven days prior to the holiday, on the holiday and seven days after the holiday for a total of 15 days.
- The blue striped American flag that represents the 'Blue Lives Matter' movement, which shows support for the men and women in law enforcement (local, county, state or federal officers) may be displayed on specific days established by local, state, or federal governments to honor law enforcement personnel such as Police Day which is May 15.
- Residents may submit an application to the Modifications Committee to obtain approval to display any other flag. The application must include a picture of the flag and the justification for displaying it.
For the full text and detailed requirements please review Article 5.9 of the Design Guidelines. Please contact Carl Zimmerman at 512-948-7461 with your questions.
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Community Sign Rules
Submitted by Carl Zimmerman
Community Standards Director, 512-948-7461
This article provides a quick review of the community’s rules for signs.
Political Signs: The Political Sign policy allows residents to display political signs related to an upcoming election from 90-days prior to the election until 10-days after the election. Political signs must be in support of a specific candidate or ballot initiative. Residents will be asked to remove signs that don’t meet this standard. Signs related to the Tuesday, November 3 general election may be displayed starting Monday, August 3. These signs must be removed no later than Saturday, November 14. Residents are limited to no more than one sign for each candidate for an office or for each measure on the ballot. A recent change to the community’s policy allows that if there is a difference of opinion between members of the household on which candidates are supported additional signs may be displayed. Each household member’s choice of candidates must be displayed in separate places on the lot.
Contractor Signs: Contractor signs may only be displayed when the contractor is on site and actively working.
All Other Signs: Paragraph 2.2 of Exhibit C to the community’s Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions lists the following pre-approved signs: "For Sale", "For Rent" and "For Lease" signs (one per home); “No Soliciting” sign (one per home); “Security Alarm” signs (one per home); "Open House" signs (one per home); “Patriotic Signs” (one per home, for window display only); “Political Signage (Rules outlined in the Political Signs Policy); Community Association elections and votes (Rules outlined in the Political Signs Policy); Directional signs to private events (May be displayed one day prior to the event and removed after the event) and Developer signs.
For the full text and detailed requirements please review the Governing Documents mentioned above. Please contact Carl Zimmerman at 512-948-7461 with your questions.
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Native Area Maintenance Update
Submitted by Carlton Mathis
Common Area Superintendent
512-948-7792
Phase 1 mowing of the property is now complete, and we have begun Phase 2. We are hoping to have the remaining Phase 1 line trimming completed next week.
Have a wonderful July 4!
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Watch Out
for Rattlesnakes
Texas is home to rattlesnakes. Check out this picture to see how well they blend into the landscape.
Be cautious when working in the garden or taking an evening walk - they love the cool night air. Recently residents have reported seeing our reptilian neighbors on the trails, so keep a watchful eye for yourself and your pets.
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Three Georgetown Fire Department Employees Test Positive for COVID-19
Three Georgetown Fire Department firefighters have recently tested positive for COVID-19. These are the first cases of public-facing City employees testing positive for COVID-19 in Georgetown.
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July 4 Celebration Canceled
The thirty-seventh annual Sertoma Club Family July 4 Celebration and Fireworks display has been canceled due to COVID-19 safety and physical distancing concerns.
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Democratic Primary Run-off
Please click here to find the locations and dates for the Early Voting Schedule and Democratic Primary Runoff Election on Tuesday, July 14.
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Sun City Street Maintenance Schedule - UPDATE
The High-Performance Pavement Sealant application project began on June 15 and runs through early July in Sun City neighborhoods 16, 17, 18, 34, 11, 8, 1, 7, 4, 13 and 27. Click here for more info>>
All street closures will be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. During this time all vehicular access (cars and golf carts), including street parking, will be prohibited on streets where maintenance work is being performed. Move vehicles to open streets on the day your street will be undergoing the sealant application. Any streets missed due to rain, equipment or material delays will be moved to the end of the schedule and new phasing maps will be provided.
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Mulligan's and Wriggley's are Open
Both Mulligan's and Wriggley's are considered restaurants, not bars -- therefore we are open as long as our customers follow social distancing guidelines and wear masks when entering, exiting and when moving around inside the building.
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The Woodshop is Open
The Woodshop is open Wednesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Craft items are available for sale. Feel free to stop by but wear your mask please.
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Outdoor Vendors
and Weather
Currently the City of Georgetown is distributing Yellow Bags at the Farmer's Market on Tuesday mornings in the Social Center parking lot, from 9 - 11 a.m. or until bags are gone. Just a reminder that in cases of inclement weather, vendors may choose not to participate in the outdoor events. When attending, remember to wear your masks!
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Mask Requirements
Residents are required to wear masks when visiting the Fitness Centers, Golf Shops and Activities Center.
Also masks are required at the Farmers Market and the WOW! Bookmobile when they are in our parking lots.
Thank you!
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Notary Public Services
The Community Association is not offering Notary Services at this time.
Here are other businesses that offer Notary Services.
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Board of Directors
Members Annual Meeting
Thursday, August 27
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COVID-19 Update
For more information on COVID-19, including details on symptoms, prevention and how the virus spreads, go to:
CDC page on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19):
COVID-19 testing information
Williamson County Newsletter
Williamson County Community Resources
City of Georgetown Coronavirus Information
City of Georgetown Community Resources
City of Georgetown COVID-19 FAQ
Travel Information
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Quick Guide to Abbreviations
Residential Standards Inspections
Be Scam Safe!
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Resources for Seniors
Veterans Information
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