Dear Highland Shores Residents,
Spring is finally here, and with that, we are excited to announce 2021 pool season information.
2021 Pool Tags:
Pool tags will be available for pick up beginning Tuesday, April 20. We will start accepting e-mail requests on Monday, May 17 for pool tags to be delivered to the pool of your choice. Please visit our website to view the 2021 pool tag pick up information.
2021 Pool Schedule:
Lap swim at Pool 2 begins May 17. Regular season begins May 21 for Pools 2 & 3. Regular season begins May 28 for Pool 1. Please visit our website to view the 2021 pool schedule.
Wishing you joy, happiness, and peace this spring season!
Sincerely,
Tammy Hatter, AMS, CMCA, PCAM
Community Manager
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Spring Projects & Tasks:
• Remove excess items: Please do not store items beside your house or in driveways—for example, trash bins, boxes, yard tools, unsightly items, etc.
• Yard Maintenance: Maintain a healthy yard by mowing regularly and treating/removing weeds. Keep tree rings/flower beds free from weeds and dead foliage.
• Vehicle Storage: Remember, boats, trailers, jet skis, and recreational vehicles cannot be stored in view on property.
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 April 2, April 16, and April 30. Submittals are due the Wednesday prior by 3:00 PM. If you have specific guideline questions, please contact John Evans.
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Glow & Go Easter Eggstravaganza
Friday, April 2
7:00 - 9:00 PM
While our egg hunts are sold out, you can still register to come by our event tomorrow evening. Hop on over and take a photo with The Easter Bunny. Made possible by our GLOW-Mazing sponsor, ER of Texas, glow bubbles will blow from 8:00 - 9:00 PM to wrap up the evening. Parking is available at the Community Center and DKH Academy. Click below for more information and to register. Don't forget your masks! |
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Community-Wide Garage Sales
Saturday, April 10 &
Saturday, April 17
Let the spring cleaning begin! Whether you're planning your own sale or getting ready to find some great bargains, please join us for the Community-Wide Garage Sales. Homeowners set their own hours for their individual garage sales. We provide advertising and banners at the entrances of the community. COVID-19 is still a concern, so we encourage you to wear a face covering to protect yourself and others.
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Pups on the Patio
Sunday, April 11
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Bring your pups by the Community Center patio for Yappy Hour. Treats for dogs will include dog donuts, pupcakes, and dog beer. There will be an artist on-site that will showcase your pet's unique personality with a custom caricature portrait. This event is free to attend. Registration is required and limited.
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Pool Tags & Popsicles Pop-Up
Wednesday, April 28
2:00 - 5:00 PM
Pop by the Community Center to pick up your family's pool tags and get a free popsicle, while supplies last. Please bring a valid ID with you. Registration is encouraged but not required to attend.
If you are unable to attend, our website has pool tag pick up information. |
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Movie Night with Mom
We have reserved a private screening for residents to enjoy a night at the movies on Friday, May 7. There will also be an opportunity for your Mother's Day message to or from Mom to pop up on the big screen before the movie begins. More details will be posted on our Facebook page. Follow us to make sure you don't miss out! |
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Which private screening would you rather see in theatres for Movie Night with Mom?
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A League of Their Own (1992)
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Last Day of School + First Day of Pool Season + National Pizza Party Day = Summer Pool Opening Pizza Party
Unwind with poolside pizza on Friday, May 21. More details will be posted on our Facebook page. Follow us to make sure you don't miss out! |
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Visit our website for information about clubs at Highland Shores. Please contact the leader directly for questions in regards to the club.
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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.
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Swim Team
The Highland Shores Hurricanes is a summer recreational swim team that focuses on improving swimming skills,
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Spring 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, April 5 - May 3
Adult Classes: Mondays, 7:00 - 8:00 PM, April 5 - May 3
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Swim Lessons
Make a splash with Sherry! Have fun learning to swim right here in Highland Shores at Pool 1.
Sherry is a Red Cross water safety instructor, lifeguard instructor, and certified teacher, who has over 21 years of experience teaching children to swim.
For more information, contact Sherry McGuire at (469) 233-3619.
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Thank you to those who submitted pictures and stories of the impact of the winter weather on the community. Congratulations to Kimberly Lee for winning a $25 Academy Sports + Outdoors gift card!
Story submitted by Betty Lowery:
I owe a huge debt of gratitude to my neighbors on Lake Highlands Drive. I am a senior citizen, and after the rolling blackouts began, I went to my daughter’s in Carrollton. My next door neighbor, Steve Harris, and across-street neighbor, Scott Hudson, were looking after my home. Neighbor Steve had suffered a pipe break of his own, but he heard a sound my way that wasn’t quite right. He walked up and found water flowing out my back door and weep holes. Steve rallied Neighbor Scott, who rallied several other valiant neighbors.
In a short time, they had the water off and a crew working to vacuum, mop, and towel my kitchen and den. Had they not, my home would have flooded for hours since I was not home. Not only that, they moved furniture, and Scott actually persuaded a plumber the very same evening who repaired the split copper in the wall. I don’t have adequate words to thank this generous crew who rallied to my help! They are my guardian angels and a true gift to me and my family.
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Enter code
Highlands10 at checkout to save!
Valid April 1 - April 30
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Saturday, April 24, 2:00 - 5:00 PM at Pilot Knoll Park
Mobile, on-site paper shredding ensures that all discarded information is protected from unauthorized use eliminating the possibility of fraud or identity theft.
This event is free and for Highland Village residents only. Business shredding is not allowed. Please have your I.D. to present at the gatehouse.
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The City of Highland Village has an app that will alert you of potential water leaks, help you track usage, and verify your meter reads. You will be notified of a spike in water usage which could mean you have a water leak. The sooner you are aware of the issue, the sooner you can address it, which can add up to a cost savings for you!
To sign up for the app you will need your utility account number, zip code, and e-mail address. It's free and easy to sign up. |
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Modification Committee Meetings
Friday, April 2, 16, and 30
New Construction Committee Meetings
Friday, April 2, 16, and 30
Board Meeting
Monday, April 19
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Office Address
1 Community Center Blvd.
Highland Village, TX 75077
(972) 317-5139
Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
In the event of a common area emergency, please call
(1-800) 274-3165.
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CCMC Corporate Office
8630 E. Via De Ventura, Suite L-100
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(480) 921-7500
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