832-653-3763

The following gates: Switchback, Island Shores, Keystone Fairway, Lost Mills, and Mallory Bridge were damaged during the last storm and have remained opened while repairs are being performed. At this time, the Management Team does not have an ETA on when the repairs will be completed so that the gates can be closed again. Progress updates will be posted in the weekly newsletter as they become available.

In an effort to implement consistent communications among the Board, the Residents, and the Management Team; please be aware that S-G Owners Association will be utilizing the online platform TOWNSQ as its preferred method of communication. As such, Residents are being directed to submit online REQUESTS for assistance with community matters on TownSq instead of calling or emailing. 

Residents can also upload their ACC Applications directly on TOWNSQ under the ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW menu.

To program a new EZ Tag, we require a photo ID and current proof of residency for the vehicle in one of the following forms:

- Vehicle Registration

- Vehicle Insurance Policy

- EZ Tag Invoice

One of these must be submitted, show the vehicle information, and your home address within Stone Gate. Please also provide the EZ Tag and License Plate #s. Once the required proof of residency is received, we will be able to program the EZ Tag for gate access. The information can be submitted via e-mail to the stonegaterec@associa.us e-mail.

• Security: HCSO Non-emergency – (713) 221-6000 / option 1
• Patrol Services: Guardhouse – (281) 256-3620
• Streetlight Outages: Centerpoint – (713) 207-2222
• Water / Lakes: Inframark – (281) 579-4500

(contracted by Remington MUD 1)

• Trash Services: Best Trash – (281) 313-2378

(contracted by Remington MUD 1)

Congratulations to our Yard of the Month winner, Dinah Williams!

This homeowner will receive $50 cash and an official SGOA Yard of the Month sign. Winners are selected from a random drawing from all the submissions received. Keep those submissions coming!  

Do you have a neighbor with an outstanding yard? If so, please nominate them for the Yard-of-the-Month award! All nominations will be entered into a random drawing at the end of each month. 

To nominate a neighbor (or even yourself!) for yard-of-the-month, please email your recommendation to stonegaterec@associa.us and include the following information:

• Home address of the yard you are nominating
• Time-stamped photo of the yard you are nominating
• Your home address
• Your phone number
• Your reason for the nomination

A new winner will be announced at the end of each month from April through September. Winners will receive an official SGOA “Yard of the Month” sign and $50 cash courtesy of:

Jennifer Dodds REALTOR

RE/MAX Universal – Jennifer Dodds Group

Jenn@BestCypressTXRealtors.com

www.BestCypressTXRealtors.com

281-974-7033

Good luck to all our nominees, and thank you for keeping our community a beautiful place to live!

· Fixed the broken zip ties at the tennis court located at the Rec Center.

· Painted both the bike racks at the Rec Center. Sanded and repainted them.

· Sanded and repainted the chairs at the Rec Center, facing the park. 

· Tied down the table at the Rec Center because it was loose, causing it to move up and down.

· Fixed wood piece that fell off from the pillar at the Rec Center.  

· Dug a hole at Bluff Springs for the pole that fell. 

· Picked up solicitor signs around the community. 

· Fixed the pool gate at the Rec Center. There was a problem with closing. Added another hinge to it to make sure it slammed close. 

· Put up temporary fences for residents who are on the main streets and HOA owned.

· Entry Water Features: The crew added chlorine shock to each feature and cleaned out all the debris baskets.

· Island Shores (Lake 1): The crew collected trash from the lake and shoreline. The lights and timers are functional and accurate. The fountain is running and flowing properly. We treated for submerged vegetation. The water level is normal. The well reading was recorded.

· Island Shores (Lake 2): We collected trash and debris. The lights and timers are functional and accurate. The fountain is running properly. The crew treated for submerged vegetation. The water level is normal, and the outfall is clear.

· Bluff Springs (Lake 3): Trash was collected. The proposal for a new light set is pending approval. The fountain is running and flowing properly. We recorded the well meter reading.

· Bluff Springs (Lake 4): We collected trash and debris. The lights and timers are functional and accurate. The fountain is running and flowing properly. The outfall is clear of blockages.

· Harmony Springs: The crew collected trash from the lake and shoreline. The back fountain is still not receiving incoming power. The Entry fountain is running properly. The lights and timers are functional and accurate. We recorded the well reading. The outfall is clear.

· Danbury Bridge: We collected trash and debris. The lights and timers are all functional and accurate. All three fountains are running properly. The crew treated for submerged algae. The water level is normal. We cleared the outfall of blockages.

· Additionally, we cleared debris from the Willow Ranch outfall and drove through Canyon Lakes to make sure all the fountains were running. No other issues were detected while on site.

Maintenance Request

Work order requests can be submitted via the link below on both computers and mobile devices! Once a request for a work order is submitted, the request can either be approved or denied. You will receive notifications for the status of the request, and when the work order is completed.

Hundreds of Egrets begin migrating around this time of year in search of a favorable nesting area to form their rookery. History shows that these birds appear to choose the same location each year. When establishing a nest, Egrets are drawn to large, well-established trees, with dense networks of limbs conducive for protection when nesting.

First and foremost, to respect and be aware of: Egrets are federally protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. What does this mean? By law, none of these birds can be killed, or their nests disturbed once they have eggs or young. It is unlawful to do anything to these birds once an egg is in the nest.

Residents can purchase items to help discourage nesting, such as air horns, bright streamers to hang in trees, water nozzles and "scare eye balloons," which are common tools used to scare away birds.

Management Updates

Click on the buttons below for more information.

If you have any questions or concerns, please submit a request via the Town Square app.

Guardhouse Safety Number:

281-256-3620

Centerpoint Energy

713-207-2222

Associa After-Hours Emergency (Management Agent)

713-329-7100

Gas After-Hours Emergency Service

1-800-752-8036

Water After-Hours Emergency (Inframark)

281-398-8211

Clubhouse Address:

11655 Canyon Green Drive

Houston, TX 77095

Resident Services Office Hours:

Monday - Friday| 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday | Closed

Hybrid Board Meetings:

Board meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of every other month at 6:00 pm at the Rec Center Clubhouse. Agendas are posted on the community website. Residents are welcome to attend. If you would like to get added to the Resident Forum, please email Management.