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Official Publication of the Cross Mountain Ranch Homeowners Association
Volume 1, Issue 5
September 2009
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CMR’s new insurance policy is now effective with coverage’s for General Liability and Directors/ Officers. • The board met with the HOA attorney, Peter Kilpatrick to review the current bylaws. • The annual meeting will be October 8, 2009 at the Leon Springs Baptist Church. Please consider running for a Board position or being a committee member. Architectural Review Committee Chairman, Charles Laljer submitted his resignation effective in 6 months. The Board thanks him for 10 years of service. A new ARC Chairman will need to be appointed, We would like to recognize and thank CMR family members that are serving in our armed forces. Homeowners are encouraged to submit names of family members who live in CMR or their children/grandchildren that are serving in the armed forces and we will include them in the newsletter.
Notes from the President
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The BOD welcomes input from home owners. Do you have a problem, issue, or complaint that you believe the home owners association needs to investigate? If so, e-mail our CMR Community Liaison, Stephen Van Cleave at liaison@ crossmountainranch.org Residents are also encouraged to attend the monthly BOD meetings held the 1st Tuesday of every month. Check www.crossmountainranch.org to confirm meeting date and location. Have a fun filled and safe summer.
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Annual Meeting Notice
Cross Mountain Ranch Homeowners Association The Annual Cross Mountain Ranch HOA Board meeting will be held on Thursday, October 8 at 7:00 pm. Location: Leon Springs Baptist Church at Boerne Stage Rd. All Cross Mountain Ranch Home Owners are welcome. Please check www.crossmountainranch. org to confirm date and location. Stephen Surratt President CMR HOA
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cross mountain ranch Important Numbers EMERGENCY NUMBERS EMERGENCY................................................................911 Fire....................................................................................... 911 Sheriff.................................................................................. 911 Ambulance........................................................................... 911 Poison Center....................................................1-800-222-1222 "Call A Nurse for Children:........................................ 226-8773
Other services Sheriffs Dept. – Non Emergency................................. 335-6000 Sheriffs Dept. – Accidents & Offenses......................... 335-6201 Burn Permit - Bexar County Fire Marshall.................. 335-0300 Leon Springs Volunteer Fire Dept-Non-Emerg.......... 689-11593 Texas One Call (call 48 hours before digging)...1-866-896-6001 Bexar County Household Hazardous Pickup.....1-800-449-7587 Cross Mountain Architectural Committee.................................. ..........................architecturalreview@crossmountainranch.org
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Cross Mountain Ranch HOA Officers
President Steve
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Website.................................... www.crossmountainranch.org Mailing Address 24165 IH 10, Ste 217-159, San Antonio, Tx 78256-1159
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cross mountain ranch Ist Annual Family Greenfest Come out and enjoy Leon Springs ' 1st Annual Family Greenfest. Bring your family. Help promote and protect the planet by learning clean, green energy tips. A variety of for-profit, non-profit, and government based vendors will showcase a range of products, from vegan foods to state-of-the art solar energy options and overall clean, green energy. Learn about growing in concert with the environment. Learning projects for kids. Education, food, water and music will be available. This event will benefit the Leon Springs Volunteer Fire Department and the Leon Springs Business Association. Sponsorships and green booths are available! For more event information call 210-823-3393 or see http://leonspringsgreenfest.com/ Saturday, October 10, 2009 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Leon Springs Baptist Church 24133 Boerne Stage Road San Antonio, Texas 78255
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