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Stone Oak Homeowner's Association
1 years ago
Stone Oak Homeowner's Association

One of the front entrance light poles was hit. We have already contacted vendors to cleanup and replace. Thank you for all the quick reports. ... See MoreSee Less

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The car that hit the pole is parked behind the Refuel Gas Station. Its taking up 3 parking spots and the front end is smashed.

Do you have the information about HOA. Phone Number or Portal Payment. Thank you

Stone Oak Homeowner's Association
2 years ago
Stone Oak Homeowner's Association

The neighborhood garage sale has been postponed due to forecasted weather (on multiple models.) Tentatively rescheduled for April 21/22. ... See MoreSee Less

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are the proposed dates official?

Stone Oak Homeowner's Association
2 years ago
Stone Oak Homeowner's Association

Wild Hog Issues

As many have noticed or heard, the Stone Oak area is now dealing with these uninvited "guests." We've been in contact with the City of Round Rock. As these are feral, Animal Services will be of no help. The City Manager and Director of Community and Neighborhood Services are looking up all the information they have about a similar event in 2020. At the time, State and Federal wildlife contacts had been working with TSC for remediations, we are waiting on this information. We've also requested direct contact information from the City for Wilco counterparts in hopes of a program which places traps.

For the immediate term, the City has recommended the use of "Wild Hog Scram" repellant. Online reviews and posts show this works really well when applied liberally.

We'll post an update as we have more information.

3/31 UPDATE: We got contact info for the "Texas Hog Management @A&M" rep for our area, a USDA Trapper for Wilco, and TSC (quarry) today. These are two years old, hopefully still good. We'll burn up the phones on Monday. ... See MoreSee Less

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^^^^Original post edited w/ an update^^^^

Can the HOA put the Wild Hog Scram all around the water source and where they are getting into the Subdivision?

Mike Knapp is a professional trapper who lives in the area. Hire him to get the job done.

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The Preserve at Stone Oak HOA
4 weeks ago
The Preserve at Stone Oak HOA

Pond Trespassing - Blue Ridge Drive

We hope this message finds you well.

We would like to address an ongoing concern regarding trespassing in the wet pond area located on Blue Ridge Drive. Recently, there have been multiple instances of individuals accessing the pond, which poses significant safety risks.

The pond area is not intended for recreational use, and it is not monitored for safety. This creates potential dangers, particularly for children or anyone unaware of the associated risks. Additionally, the HOA is responsible for the property, and any incidents that occur in this area could become a liability issue for the association and the community.

Furthermore, the repeated trespassing has caused damage to the fence surrounding the pond. These damages are not only costly to repair but also reduce the effectiveness of the fence in keeping individuals out of the area. The costs associated with these repairs are ultimately borne by the community, impacting all homeowners.

We kindly ask all residents to refrain from entering the pond area and to encourage others in the community to do the same. By respecting the boundaries and working together, we can ensure the safety of our community and help prevent further damage and unnecessary costs.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

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