October 17, 2010

Brunswick Meadows Town Hall Meeting

You probably received something in the mail from David King of AMI, the management company for Brunswick Meadows, with an agenda for a Town Hall Meeting. Just in case you didn't, here's the details:

DATE: Monday, November 1, 2010
TIME: 6:30 to 8:00PM
PLACE: Jones Memorial United Methodist Church - 2504 Almeda Genoa Rd.

Announcements, Award Presentation, Landscaping Report, and Deed Restriction Update are the topics to be covered, followed by a general discussion. Come hear what the HOA has to say and have your voice heard as well.

October 13, 2010

Neighborhood Watch Training

We are asking for your participation in Neighborhood Watch Training, to get the details and dates Contact CG Johnson 281 932 1233 for Brunswick Meadows
Contact Mike Smith 832-754-3953 for Brunswick Lakes

CRIME INFORMATION ALERT Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at approximately 8:15 am surveillance photographs of two suspects burglarizing a home in the Brunswick Lakes sub-division were posted to the Brunswick Meadows 77047 yahoo group.

Details:
Harris County Constable's Deputies were dispatched to a burglary call within 14100 block of Bishop Bend Lane. Upon arrival, Deputies observed that the front door of the residence had been kicked open and later determined that several electronic devices and computer equipment had been stolen.

Anyone with information on this case is asked to call the Harris County Constable's Department at 713-643-6602 or Harris County Sheriff's Office Burglary and Theft Division Unit at 713-967-5770, or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.

October 10, 2010

Who To Call For Emergency Law Enforcement

May Walker , Harris County Constable Pct. 7, now has the security contract with WCID89. Her office is located at 5290 Griggs Road Houston TX 77021 and her phone number is 713-634-6118.
If you have need of law enforcement, please call this number 713-643-6602 rather than 9-1-1. You'll get faster service.




AK Babers Presents The Brunswick Meadows' 1st Annual People's Market

So that our community may maintain personal safety, quality of life, and enhance the health and welfare of our children and families, WCID89 Director AK Babers and friends will be hosting, 'The Brunswick Meadows' 1st Annual People's Market'.

The inaugural Peoples’ Market, will be held at The Brunswick Meadows Playground on Saturday, November 13, 2010 from 2:00 pm – 6 pm. Our community has been around for over five years now and in that time we have accomplished several significant achievements.You may be aware of our campaign to help make the community a safer place from crimes and home burglaries. We have worked together to get our security contract changed from the Harris County Sheriff District 3 to Harris County Constables Precinct 7. We have also persuaded a change in our Home Owners Association management company to better serve our community. We should be very proud of our achievements and the hard work of a lot of people connected through their neighbors. We would like to take time to bring our community closer together and to celebrate our efforts. We would also like to use this event to welcome Harris County Constable May Walker to our neighborhood.

In the upcoming weeks, you will be receiving updates and flyers concerning the People's Market. AK would like to take this time to ask if there is any one in the community with special talents, who would like to perform during this event. Or anyone owning a small business who would like to set up a booth to promote or sell during this event. If so, please contact AK Babers @ akbabers2008@yahoo.com.

Tax Hike - Have Your Voice Heard!

Please refer to the posting on the WCID89 blog maintained by Dr. Root for more information about the recent decision to raise the tax rate. The public hearing for the 2010 tax rate will be held at the beginning of the next District meeting at 11:30AM on Tuesday, October 19, 2010. The new meeting place is the Frost Bank Bldg. located at 6750 West Loop South, Suite 250, Bellaire, TX. Free parking is available.

September 25, 2010

AMI & HOA Enforcing the Deed Restrictions

Perhaps you received a post card from AMI in the mail like I did. Just in case you tossed it, thinking it was junk mail, let me reproduce it here for you.

AMI and your Homeowners Association would like to maintain the aesthetics of your community but can only do so with your help. Below are some friendly tips and reminders on how to help keep your community beautiful.

  • Basketball goals are not allowed.
  • Trash containers must be kept from public view (except on trash days)
  • Please remember that garden hoses should be on garden caddies and/or placed out of view.
  • For the safety of our residents and your visitors, overnight street parking is prohibited. In order to alleviate cluttered streets, your Association is currently in the process of contacting the local municipality to ticket and tow these individuals who violate this parking restriction. (My comment on this one: we are not within any local municipality so I presume that they are contacting the Sheriff to ticket and tow. Considering the Sheriff's response times to our emergency calls, I would think that the HOA might have difficulty getting this enforced!)
  • Now is the time to fertilize both your front and rear lawns. Fertilizer can be purchased at any feed, hardware, or lawn store and is vital in minimizing weed growth during the spring germination period.
No street parking is allowed over night. Please try your best to use your driveway, your neighbor will appreciate it. (My comment again: Seems that they really want the cars off the streets. It is a definite safety hazard. Pets or children can dart out into the street and a driver would not be able to see them as quickly due to the parked cars. And, if a fire truck tried to get to a burning house it would have to plow it's way through these parked cars.)

Please keep in mind that during the winter season management will be reviewing the above mentioned items each visit and reminding owners of their maintenance responsibilities -- for the benefit of all.

Sincerely,
Dave King
Community Manager

AMI Resource Center New Phone Number

713-932-1122 or 800-932-9449