NEIGHBORHOOD SPACES
COUNTRY CLUB
Our main entrance off Country Club Road includes the center monument and planting areas on both sides. This spring, we installed a new four-zone irrigation system and refreshed the center landscaping and monument. The Red Oaks on both sides have also been professionally pruned.
Our next goal is to landscape the left and right sides to match the center. All entrance areas require ongoing maintenance, watering and tree care.
COTTONWOOD/PECAN SPLIT
The declining Red Oak at the Cottonwood/Pecan split was removed following an arborist’s recommendation.
When funds allow, we plan to plant a 95-gallon Bur Oak and refresh the surrounding landscaping. The current quoted cost for the planted tree is $1,585. Establishing it will require regular watering and access to a nearby homeowner’s hose spigot.
COTTONWOOD CUL-DE-SAC
The Live Oak at the end of Cottonwood was previously protected with a retaining wall after being planted too deeply. It has since been professionally pruned.
The surrounding planting area remains largely unimproved. Future landscaping will depend on available funds and coordination with nearby homeowners.
HACKBERRY N. CUL-DE-SAC
The two mature trees at the north end of Hackberry have been professionally pruned, and weeds have been cleared from the surrounding area.
Additional landscaping remains a possible future project as funds become available.
HACKBERRY S. CUL-DE-SAC
Following professional pruning of the mature Live Oak, two homeowners personally funded approximately $3,500 in landscaping improvements and completed the work themselves.
Their contribution was separate from HOA-funded projects. Thank you to these neighbors for helping improve this shared space.
MAPLE CUL-DE-SAC
The Maple cul-de-sac includes a mature tree and existing landscaping. This area is maintained by a neighboring homeowner rather than through the HOA’s Neighborhood Improvement Project.