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Volume 4, Number 4
April 2009 Sendera Homeowner's Association
Official Community Newsletter
Eric Steen Steps Down It is hard to believe that it has been three years since I was first elected to the Sendera Board of Directors. As I look back on the three years I served on the Board I realize that I received as much as I gave. As a Director on Sendera’s Board I was able to see first hand the rewards of selfless giving to the community by the volunteers that help make Sendera one of, if not the best, place I have ever lived. Most of the jobs these volunteers perform is not just thankless, but at times confrontational. As a result of the example these great folks set, as well as their patience, I was able to learn from my mistakes, and become a better person, and for this I am grateful. During the last three years I have witnessed some pretty remarkable things. I have watched the Sendera Recreation Committee members pull off one successful event after another as a way to bring the community together. I saw a small group of residents selflessly give their evenings to patrol Sendera as a response to wanton vandalism. I submitted countless articles to a dedicated newsletter editor who asked for nothing more than submissions in a timely manner. I worked with members of the Architectural Control Committee as they tried to find the balance between owner’s desires, and maintaining the integrity of Sendera. I marveled as the Sendera “Web
Mistress” took a tired old web site and turned it into a functioning portal that reflected the style and beauty of Sendera. I also worked hand-in-hand with Directors who gave more than I could have expected making some tough decisions to maintain Sendera. All of these things made it very hard for me not run again for the Board of Directors. However as I have explained in previous newsletters I am now serving as VP & Secretary on the Oak Hill Association of Neighborhoods (OHAN) Board. As a result I did not feel I could adequately serve both organizations, and I felt that I could help Sendera more by serving on OHAN’s board. With OHAN I will be able to champion Sendera’s needs to a bigger audience, and stay in front of issues before they impact the community. I feel honored to have been trusted by so many great people in Sendera, and to have served on the Board of Directors. The current Board is a wonderful mix of dedicated and selfless individuals that will continue to look after Sendera. As I move on I look forward to working for Sendera and with the Board of Directors to keep our community at the top of the list of great places to live.
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Sendera Recreation Committee News
Submitted by Suzann Vera The Sendera Recreation Committee is looking forward to hosting exciting neighborhood events for 2009 including the annual BBQ and Chili Cook offs, Easter Egg Hunt, Family Fun Run, Movie Nights at the pool, and Halloween & Christmas decorating contests. If you would like to join the committee and help plan some of these exciting events please contact Suzann at
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'08 board of directors President.............................................................................. ................................................................................... TBA Luanne Skeen, Vice President. ................... 512-282-6560 ...........................................................
[email protected] Treasurer.............................................................................. ...................................................................Position Vacant
assoc. manager Jessica Hamilton, Property Manager Goodwin Management, Inc. 11149 Research Blvd., Suite 100; Austin, TX 78759 Phone: 512-852-7918 • Cell: 512-771-7911 • Fax: 512-346-4873
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Steve Hope, Secretary.................................. 512-470-4852 ........................................................
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Patrick V. Pulido, Director at Large. ......... 512-291-4750 .......................................................pulidopatrick@aol.com
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'09 Committee chairs Architectural ........................................................................................... ................................................................................... TBA Community Relations ........................................................................................... ................................................................................... TBA Landscaping Vic
[email protected] Neighborhood Relations Drew Crosby................................................... 512-592-9868 .............................................
[email protected] Newsletter Editor Pamela Kurburski............................................ 512-940-8430 ...............................................
[email protected] Pool Courtney Hessinger......................................... 512-751-6556 .....................................................
[email protected] Kimberly Amicon.................................
[email protected] Recreation Suzann Vera.................................................... 512-291-0714 ..................................................
[email protected] Sharon Boatright............................................. 512-653-5554 .............................................sharon.boatwright@amd.com Security Veronica Ferren............................................... 512-203-7461 .........................................................
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Mark Your Calendars for the Following Friday April 17 and Saturday April 18 The Spring Sendera Neighborhood Garage Sale will be held from 8:00-1:00. An ad will be placed in the Austin American Statesman and on Craig’s list. If you choose to participate on either/both day(s) have your items out by 8:00 A.M. All participants are encouraged to hang at least 1 sign.
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Article submitted by Jacob Johnson, Austin Water Utility, Water Conservation Division Spring is quickly approaching and now is the time to make sure your irrigation system is ready to start working again after being off all winter. How? Follow the tips below:
See For Yourself The fastest way to check your irrigation system is to check it yourself. Here’s how: • First, set your c o n t ro l l e r to operate a two-minute test program. (If the controller does not have a pre-programmed test program, set each zone to come on for only two minutes using the C or D program that may not be normally used.) • Start the program manually and then watch the system as it runs through each station. • Look for heads that are broken or leaking, heads that are misaligned and not watering what they ought to, or heads that are clogged or obstructed by grass runners or shrubs. Ideally, the test program should be run monthly to keep track of how the system is functioning. This may also prevent increases in your water bill caused by leaks or multiple broken heads. To keep your irrigation system running as efficiently as possible, call a licensed irrigator to fix the problems for you.
Don’t Overdo It Your spring watering schedule should be half of what you’d water during the summer. Yet, in their eagerness to see new green grass, spring is when people are most likely to overwater plants and turf.
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With cool temperatures in the evenings and mornings, it is not necessary to water as frequently as you would during the summer. • Beginning in March or April, we recommend watering once every 7 to 10 days with one start time. • Remember, the mandatory watering schedule begins on May 1st each year. Any irrigation with an automatic system or hose-end sprinkler must be used on an assigned watering day. • Set controllers to run before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. It’s a more effective use of water, and it’s the law. • Hand-held hoses can be used any time on any day. If an area of your landscape needs extra attention, it’s best to spot-water as needed.
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Reports of illegal dumping along pipeline HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT’S ON THE SENDERA WEB SITE?
Sendera residents have an outstanding communication tool available to them but few are taking advantage of it. Our very own web site offers a Message Board, an Events Calendar, a Resident Chat page, Classifieds, Bulletins, and many other subjects to choose from. Anyone can access Public pages but, to access the Resident pages, you must first complete a Login Request Form. Go to www.senderahoa.com and click on Request Login. Fill out the form and click on Submit. Your Resident Login will be sent to you by the web master. BE INFORMED! BE INVOLVED!
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Have you ever walked around the neighborhood and looked at some lawns and thought “I wish my yard looked that good”? Well, here are some tips to get your yard looking great by creating a healthier turf. Don’t use Weed and Feed. 2 4-D the pesticide in most Weed and Feed product is neurotoxic and contains half of the ingredients found in Agent Orange. Studies have shown that lawn chemicals are tracked or drift inside where they remain on surfaces or in the carpet for up to a year when they are not exposed to direct sunlight (little children spend lots of time playing/crawling on carpet). Also, Weed and Feed can actually hurt the health of the lawn by killing beneficial microorganisms, insects and earth worms that maintain a healthy grass. Instead, consider building up the health of the soil through yearly aeration and organic compost application (ex. Farm Style Compost from Natural Gardener). Corn Gluten can be applied
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