The Arbors of Creekwood Homeowners Association, Inc.
PO Box 1110
Mansfield, Texas 76063
March 2010 Hello all, As your newly elected President, I wanted to begin the new year by encouraging each one of you to get involved in your neighborhood this year. We need volunteers for committees, block repersentatives, and other needs. This year, the board will be meeting each month on the second Wednesday at 7 pm. This month we will be meeting at 1507 Creekside Cir. If anyone would like to open up their home for our monthly meeting, it would be great. We will send out notice of each meeting in advance and we are encouraging everyone to attend these meetings. We will try to limit each meeting to no more than two hours. At the annual board meeting there was a question about parking automobiles in the street. Also, I have received a couple emails regarding this matter. There is nothing in the covenant regarding this matter. I know our kids are growing up and beginning to drive and they need a place to park. But driving through the neighborhood last weekend, I noticed several automobiles parked in the street and their driveways empty. I know how inconvenient it is to have to move automobiles around, because that's what my family does. But how are we going to feel when someone backs out of their driveway and damages someone's automobile, or if you are trying to drive between two automobiles and you "side swipe" one of them, or worse, one of our children run out behind someone's automobile and is hurt by on coming automobile. I guess what I am trying to say is, let's be considerate of our neighbors. The fewer automobiles parked in the streets, the more attractive our neighborhood will look. Humbling serving you, |
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Timely Tip for February Gardeners Many positive things come from growing a garden. Working in a garden can help to relieve stress and increase your overall activity level. Sunlight can improve sleep, deter depression and promote a stronger immune system. Growing your own garden allows you to control what fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides are used during the raising of your crops. But, most importantly, vegetables and fruits grown in a home garden tend to be more flavorful and nutritious! When selecting a site for your gardens keep these requirements in mind. All vegetables need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Eight to 10 hours each day is ideal. The soil should be fertile and easy to work. Improve the texture by adding organic compost material. Container gardening is perfect if you have space or soil limitations. Gardens will need at least one inch of water per week including rainfall. For more information about home gardening, please join us on the following dates. Click here for a complete list of our FREE in-store clinics. Clinics are held in every store. Saturday, March 6th at 10:15 am - The Edible Festival! Saturday, March 27th at 10:15 am - Spring Vegetables and Herbs Success in the garden begins with a good foundation! Become a member of our Garden Club and come grow with us! Visit www.mytexasgarden.com to join today! Thank you to Calloway's Nursery for their contibution to |
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