August Shoreline

August 2022 Shoreline

MANAGER'S MESSAGE

Dear Highland Shores Residents,

Summer is in full swing! Read on for some important community updates.

2022 Pool Tags: Please make sure to get your pool tags for the 2022 season if you intend to use the pools this summer.

As a reminder, we accept e-mail requests for pool tags to be delivered to the pool of your choice. Or you can pick up your tags at the on-site office Monday through Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Please visit our website to view the 2022 pool tag information.

Reminder: Pool 1 will be closing on August 28th. Pool 2 and 3 will remain open. Check below for the pool schedule

View 2022 Pool Schedule

LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR

Howdy! My name is Savannah Durham and I am so excited to be the new lifestyle director! I cannot wait to get to know you all and create lasting memories together.

I was born in Lewisville, Texas and have lived around this area my whole life. I graduated from Texas A&M University (WHOOP) in May! My major was communication. I was senior chair of my sorority (Delta Zeta), so I have a background in hosting/setting up events. I love getting to meet new people and making new friends.

I look forward to hearing what ideas you might have. Please feel free to come by the Management Office and introduce yourself!

Savannah Durham

sdurham@ccmcnet.com

Enjoy your time soaking up some sun this month!

Sincerely,

Tammy Hatter, AMS, CMCA, PCAM

Community Manager

COVENANTS CORNER

Important ARC Information:

If you plan to make any outdoor improvements, please remember to submit your application. The Modification and New Construction Committees will meet July 8 and July 22. Submittals are due the Wednesday prior by 3:00 PM. If you have specific guideline questions, please contact John Evans.

Download:

2022 Committee Meeting Dates

Design Guidelines

Modification Application

New Construction Application

LIFESTYLE

EVENTS

Fall Soccer Draw

Wednesday, August 3

@ 6:00 pm

Any team interested in practicing on the soccer fields must attend the Fall 2022 Soccer Draw at the Community Center. The parent representing each team must be a Highland Shores resident. The draw is held lottery-style. Teams may be able to select two practice times, depending on the number of teams participating.

Questions? Call the management office at (972) 317-5139.

Back to School Bash

Saturday, August 27th

@ 11:00 - 2:00 pm

While school is just around the corner we wanted to throw one last pool party for the year! The party will be from 11-2pm. There will be

Kona Ice snow cones
A waterslide
Pizza
Pool floaties

for the kids to enjoy! Please RSVP below so we can get an idea! Cannot wait to see you all there!

RSVP

CLUBS & RECREATION

Visit our website for information about clubs at Highland Shores. Please contact the leader directly for questions in regards to the club.

Meeting Dates

Book Club - Lynda Dumont
Summer break - will begin meeting again in August 2022. Contact Lynda Dumont for date.
Bunco Club - Tatum Dezzutti
Thursday, August 25th at 7:00 PM at the Community Center
Empty Nesters - Pattie Haidsiak
Empty Nesters will not be meeting in August 2022.
Join us on September 9, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center.
For more information about the group, contact Pattie Haidsiak | 972 672-9560 | pjchaidsiak@gmail.com

Pathfinders Fun Cycling

Join Pathfinders Fun Cycling on one of their many rides through North Texas trails and paths. Most rides start from Highland Shores and have a lunch stop.

Pathfinders Facebook Group

For more information, contact Mark Solow.

Women's Tennis League

Our women’s tennis league begins Monday, September 12th. This is a social, flex league meaning you sign up to play every Friday for the following Monday. This is a great way to enjoy social tennis and meet your neighbors. We play for 10 weeks, ending with a luncheon and prizes awarded to the top 2 players. For more information contact me.

Hope to see you on the courts!

Beverly Cox

214 354-3901

Summer Tennis Academy

Bad Dawg Tennis Tennis Academy offers junior (ages 5-13) classes and adult classes at Tennis Courts 5-8.

Junior Classes: Mondays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Session 1: September 12 - October 10

Session 2: October 17 - November 14

Adult Classes: Mondays, 7:00 - 8:00 PM, Session 1: September 12 - October 10

Session 2: October 17 - November 14

For more information, contact Bad Dawg Tennis.

Tennis Flyer

HIGHLAND VILLAGE NEWS

LISD DISTRICT

First day of school for LISD students is Wednesday, August 10th.

• Be on the lookout for school zone signals and ALWAYS obey the speed limits.

• Always stop for school busses that are loading and unloading children.

• Keep a look out for school crossing guards and obey their signals.

• Never pass other vehicles while driving in a school zone.

• NEVER text while driving.

• Texas law prohibits using a cell phone while driving in a school zone unless it is hands-free.

• Watch out for children near schools, bus stops, sidewalks, and in the streets before and after school hours.

HONOR VETERANS

The City of Highland Village desires to honor Highland Village veterans. All Highland Village veterans, whether living or deceased, are eligible to be recognized provided they meet the following criteria: the veteran, who was honorably discharged, maintained Highland Village residency for a period of at least one year at any point in the veteran’s life. A 2” x 6” plate, funded by the family or a sponsor, will be ordered by the City and placed on the stone monument on the landscaped grounds of the Highland Village Municipal Complex, adjacent to the Armed Forces Monument and the Inland Trail. The ceremony will take place on November 8, 2022. An application must be completed and submitted

to the office of the City Manager by September 2, 2022 to be included in this ceremony. Once approved, the plate will be ordered. Contact Jenny McCann at 972-899-5105 or jmccann@highlandvillage.org with questions or for more information

Veterans Monument Application

WATER CONSERVATION

The city of Highland Village is in phase one for water conservation.

Requirements are:

• No outside watering between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Hand watering of shrubbery allowed at any hour.

• Variances to this regulation may be granted by permit only available at the Municipal Complex (inspections/permits counter).

• Users of private well water or lake water for irrigation are required to post a sign indicating so in a conspicuous location.

• Hand washing of vehicles shall be permitted providing there is no wasteful runoff.

• Wasteful runoff, by any means, shall be prohibited

Phase 1 is in effect each year from May 1 through Sept. 30. The City has a Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Plan with specific strategies and regulations on the delivery and consumption of water to conserve the available water supply and protect the integrity of our infrastructure for domestic water supply, sanitation and fire protection. Given the long period of no rain and the high temperatures, we should all do our part to conserve water so the City does not have to move into the stricter phases of the Plan.