The temperatures have been record-setting here in DFW as of late and we are starting to see it take its toll along the roadways and lawns all across north Texas. Most experts recommend deep watering twice weekly. What exactly does watering deeply mean? It means you need to water enough that the water penetrates deeply into the soil. If your lawn hasn’t been aerated in awhile, this might be a problem. Be sure to water early in the morning to avoid evaporation. Also, be sure not to over-water, as that will result in fungi growing in shady areas, and your roots could potentially drown.

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All homeowners should be advised that if you have a project in-process at your home that residents are NOT permitted to utilize the street for storage of materials such as rock, stone, gravel, mulch etc. If your contractor needs to dump materials for use, you must utilize your driveway or yard and not the street. The street is association common area and residents are not permitted to place materials in street for any length of time.

If you have an extenuating circumstance, you must contact the office with more details and your situation will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Homeowners placing materials in the street will be subject citation and / or fine by the HOA. Thank you for your cooperation.

We will have the Director of the City of Irving's Waste Management Services speaking at the Board Meeting tonight. Here are the results from the poll that was in the Mid-Week Update and NewsFlash. Duplicate responses from the same email address were removed.

Aug. 12, Briery Municipal Compound, 128 N. Briery

Nov. 11, Las Colinas Service Center, 5964 Riverside Drive

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We have received may recent reports of people attempting to solicit by phone or in-person in the neighborhood. Some have reported that callers have informed residents they got their contact information from the HOA which is false. The HOA does not provide homeowner information to anyone. In-person solicitors are not permitted but many times gain entry into the neighborhood as they do work for another homeowner and authorized entry. Some use their downtime between appointments or service calls to knock on doors and solicit new business. They may say the HOA allowed them in but it was only for the purpose of doing work - not soliciting.

If you receive a solicitation call we recommend you simply hang-up or press whatever number on the recording to be removed from their call list. Many of these spam callers use automated dialers having no idea where they are calling and simply hope to get someone to answer. If you happen to see someone soliciting in-person in the neighborhood you may call Las Colinas security and also notify the office.

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