 Monthly NewsletterFebruary 12, 2024 Issue 1 Dear District E Residents, I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as the new Houston City Council Member for District E and represent every community across the district. As I begin my term, I would like to share a few areas of focus that I believe are of utmost importance to our community’s well-being and growth. First and foremost, public safety is a top priority for me. It is crucial that we all feel secure and protected in our homes and neighborhoods. I am committed to working closely with our Houston Police Department Divisions to ensure they have the resources and support they need to keep our community safe. I plan to utilize my Council District Service Funds to supplement the District E HPD Divisions’ efforts to keep us safe. Together, we can foster strong relationships with law enforcement and implement proactive strategies to prevent crime and create a sense of security. Additionally, as many of you are aware, our community has experienced its fair share of challenges when it comes to flooding. Addressing flood mitigation is a critical task that requires immediate attention. I will continue the strong work put forth by Council Member Dave Martin and work diligently with Houston Public Works, Harris County Flood Control District, and Harris County among other experts to implement comprehensive measures that effectively manage and mitigate flooding risks. We must invest in infrastructure and projects that will safeguard our homes and businesses from future flood events. This includes the Lake Houston Spillway Dam Improvement Project, dredging Lake Houston, and continued funding for local drainage projects. Lastly, infrastructure improvements are vital for the growth and prosperity of any community. Our roads, bridges, water systems, and utilities play a crucial role in enhancing our quality of life. I am committed to collaborating with my fellow council members and seeking innovative solutions to improve our community’s infrastructure. By focusing on targeted investments and strategic planning, we can ensure our transportation systems are efficient, our utilities are reliable, and our community remains accessible to all. I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to our community’s continued success, and I am committed to representing your interests and concerns. As your council member, I encourage you to reach out to me with any questions, ideas, or suggestions you may have. Together, we can make a significant and lasting impact on the issues that matter most to us. Thank you for placing your trust in me, and I am excited to work with each and every one of you to create a safer, more resilient, and better-connected community. Sincerely,  The District E Office Council Member Fred Flickinger 900 Bagby, First Floor Houston, TX 77002 Email: districte@houstontx.gov Phone: (832) 393-3008 The District E Team Dustin Hodges,Chief of Staff Demari Perez,North Sector Manager Yasmine Perez,South Sector Manager City Resources Kingwood Community Center(281) 348-2570 Houston 311 (713) 837-0311 City of Houston Solid Waste Department City of Houston Office of Emergency Management Community Resources Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce Partnership Lake Houston Kingwood Service Association Kingwood Super Neighborhood Council  Dustin Hodges, Chief of Staff Dustin Hodges serves as the Chief of Staff for District E Council Member Fred Flickinger. He has worked on the District E staff since 2020. Dustin graduated from Texas Tech University in 2012 with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. In 2018, he graduated from the George Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M University with his Master’s degree in Public Service and Administration. Before pursuing his Master’s degree, Dustin spent nearly 5 years working for his hometown of Bay City as the City’s Public Information Officer and Chief of Staff to the Mayor. During his time with the City of Bay City, he served as Education Chair of the Matagorda Local Emergency Planning Committee, Chairman of the City’s Charter Review Commission, and was an active member of the Bay City Lions Club. After graduating with his Masters, Dustin and his wife, Meghan, moved to Houston to start their family. They have two amazing children Mallory (3) and Deacon (2). They enjoy trips to the park with their dog Finley, road-tripping around Texas, and exploring all the great things Houston has to offer. Demari Perez, North Sector Manager  Demari Perez is a native born Houstonian of Cuban and Mexican descent and grew up valuing the importance of hard work and community involvement. In 2020, she began attending the University of Houston to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science with a minor in Integrated Communications. She will graduate from the University on May, 9th 2024. In addition to her academic pursuits, Demari has also gained practical experience in local politics. She worked in the District E office with Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin as his executive assistant, where she learned the ins and outs of local government and developed a deep appreciation for the importance of constituent services. As she transitions into the role of Council Member Flickinger’s North Sector Manager, she will be responsible for working with residents and community leaders to address concerns and implement initiatives that improve the quality of life in District E. Demari plans to continue her work in local politics after graduation, and hopes to make a positive impact in Houston and beyond. She is committed to serving the constituents of District E and empowering individuals and communities to make their voices heard. Yasmine Perez, South Sector Manager  Yasmine Perez is a proud native Houstonian who has deep roots in our vibrant city. She recently graduated from the esteemed University of Houston, where she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a minor in Political Science. Her academic accomplishments reflect her commitment to gaining a comprehensive understanding of the human mind and the inner workings of our political system. Before joining our team, Yasmine had the unique privilege of working closely with Mayor Pro Tem Martin as his Administrative Assistant during his last year in office. This invaluable experience allowed her to witness firsthand the intricacies of local politics and sharpen her skills in navigating the multifaceted landscape of municipal governance. Her time alongside Mayor Pro Tem Martin only deepened her dedication to making a positive impact on our community and spurred her aspiration to continue her professional journey in local politics. Yasmine spiritedly anticipates utilizing her knowledge for the southern portion of District E to ensure cohesion, safety, and improvements for the community.2024 Quasar Award BanquetWe are delighted to share the highlights of Council Member Flickinger’s attendance at the prestigious 2024 BAHEP Quasar awards ceremony, which took place on Friday, January 26th at the elegant South Shore Harbour Resort and Conference Center. This event was graced by the presence of esteemed guests, including Mayor Whitmire and Council Members Alcorn, Ramirez, and Kamin, who all recognized and commended the exceptional work being done by BAHEP for the City of Houston. On behalf of the District E office, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to this year’s well-deserved Quasar award recipient, Space Center Houston CEO William Harris. Mr. Harris’ remarkable leadership and vision have propelled Space Center Houston to new heights, resulting in a staggering annual economic impact of $118.7 million to our area. This achievement not only serves as a testament to Mr. Harris’ exceptional capabilities but also underscores the incredible opportunities and economic growth that can arise from strategic partnerships within our district. We are immensely grateful to have such remarkable partners like BAHEP, who consistently work towards the betterment of our community. Their tireless efforts in promoting economic development and fostering collaboration between various stakeholders are priceless. Events like the Quasar awards provide a platform to recognize and celebrate the exemplary achievements of individuals and organizations who contribute significantly to the prosperity of Houston.  City of Houston’s 38th Annual Arbor Day  The District E office is pleased to report that our community’s Arbor Day celebration on Saturday, January 27th at Wilson Memorial Park was a great success. The District E office was thrilled to have the esteemed presence of Council Member Alcorn, as well as the incredible turnout of dedicated volunteers who made this event truly remarkable.Our gratitude goes out to Director Allen and the entire parks department for their unwavering commitment and tireless efforts in planning and executing a memorable Arbor Day celebration. Their dedication ensured that every aspect of the event was meticulously organized and flawlessly executed, leaving a lasting impact on our community. Furthermore, we must extend a heartfelt thank you to our esteemed sponsors, Apache Corporation, Accenture, and the Texas A&M Forest Service, whose generous support made this event possible. Their commitment to the preservation of our environment and the importance of tree planting is truly commendable. Their contributions enabled us to create a vibrant and engaging experience for all attendees, fostering a sense of unity and connection to our natural surroundings. We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to all the volunteers who braved the cold and wet weather to come out and plant trees. Your commitment to the betterment of our community is truly inspiring. It is thanks to your hard work and dedication that we were able to plant a substantial number of trees, leaving a lasting impact on our environment and beautifying our beloved parks for years to come. The success of our Arbor Day celebration serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of our community. It is occasions like these that remind us of the power of unity and collaboration in creating positive change. We are incredibly proud to serve a community where individuals come together to make a tangible difference.Kingwood Place Village Drainage Improvement ProjectOn Friday, January 26, crews were mobilized on-site to begin the storm sewer rehabilitation project with an estimated completion of Monday, April 29th, weather permitting. The scope of work includes upsizing storm sewer lines and adding additional inlets along Ladbrook Drive, Ridgeway Trail, and Ridgeway Park Drive. The cost of the project is $1.2 million and is funded through the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Fund. Construction activities are expected to take place from 7:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M., Monday through Friday. Residents should be aware of possible lane closures and delays when traveling through this area. As a result of the construction activities, please be aware of flagmen and orange traffic cones that will be used to help with traffic flow through the construction zone. Residents will have access to driveways at all times and may experience an increase in noise levels due to trucks and equipment in the area. Patience is appreciated as City crews work in this area.  Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce General Membership Luncheon: Orion Program Status  The District E office is excited to share a recap of the recent Annual Membership Luncheon hosted by the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. The District E office had the pleasure of attending this event, which took place at the picturesque Lakewood Yacht Club. The highlight of the luncheon was an engaging talk delivered by none other than Debbie Korth, the Orion Deputy Program Manager for NASA’s Johnson Space Center, who provided a comprehensive update on the Orion Program Status. During her presentation, Mrs. Korth enlightened the audience with insightful information about NASA’s spacecraft designed for deep space exploration. The crowd was captivated as she delved into the fascinating details of Artemis II, a pivotal mission in the ongoing efforts to explore distant realms. Through her meticulous timeline presentation, Mrs. Korth shed light on the upcoming missions in store for the years to come, painting a vivid picture of the future of space exploration. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Korth for gracing us with her presence and sharing her extensive knowledge and expertise. Her passion for the Orion Program was evident as she effortlessly conveyed the intricacies of NASA’s ambitious endeavors. We are incredibly fortunate to have such remarkable individuals dedicated to pushing the boundaries of human exploration right here in our community. We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce for their exceptional coordination of this luncheon. Their commitment to fostering connections between the business community and government entities is commendable, and events like this provide invaluable opportunities for dialogues that shape the future development of our district.Lake Houston Dredging UpdateCouncil Member Flickinger wants to make Lake Houston area residents aware the City’s contractor for dredging, DRC, will begin dredging the area south of the West Fork-Mouth Bar this month. DRC is estimated to remove approximately 800,000 cubic yards of silt and sediment. The removal will take two years and DRC will utilize primarily hydraulic dredging. The additional dredging in this area is funded by FEMA and is the result of Council Member Dave Martin and Chief Recovery Officer Stephen Costello’s tireless efforts in protesting the initial amount put forth by FEMA back in 2019. In August 2020, FEMA, through their technical consultant at the USACE, concurred with the City’s ninety-four-page technical report. Council Member Martin strongly disagreed with the USACE’s four-page tabletop study and continued to appeal and push forward to get the project he knew the Lake Houston Area deserved. The District E Office has been consistent in the fight to get more for District E residents since Hurricane Harvey and will continue to push for meaningful projects that will reduce the risk of future flooding throughout District E. Council Member Flickinger looks forward to the completion of the planned projects and continued collaboration with local representatives.  Northpark Drive Overpass Project Update  Construction on the drainage components of the Northpark Drive Overpass Project continues to move along. Utility conflicts preventing the final box culverts to be installed will soon be completed. Once the water and gas line conflicts are resolved the contractor will be able to finish the installation of the box culverts in the median. Over the last few weeks, the contractor, Harper Bros., has started to build the new outfall and clear and grub the drainage ditch behind Public Storage. In order to remove extra stormwater that builds up in the detention basins near the Hwy 59/69 Northpark Drive entry, the ditch will serve as an alternate route. The drainage ditch runs parallel to Northpark Drive behind the businesses on the north side of the street.Harper Bros. will also continue the excavation of the detention basins. The Landscape architects have finished relocating the remaining trees on the right/south side of Northpark to create a backdrop for the new ponds. While some trees will remain in front of the pond. Planning for Phase II of the project (east of the Kingwood Diversion Ditch) has begun. Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority/TIRZ 10 will hold two public meetings. The first public meeting is scheduled for March 7, 2024, at the Kingwood Community Center from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM to discuss Phase II and solicit input from other groups and residents. As a reminder, the next TIRZ Board meeting will be held on Thursday, March 14th at 8:00 AM at the Kingwood Community Center. Every TIRZ Board meeting is open to the public. Visit the LHRA website for more information on the Northpark Drive Overpass Project and view the 2024 Board of Directors Calendar. Report a Streetlight Outage  CenterPoint Energy maintains streetlights throughout District E and the City of Houston. If you notice a streetlight out in your area, please click on the link below to report a streetlight outage.You will be asked to provide: -a pole number (or nearby address) for the non-functioning lights you want to report -contact information (in case more information is needed to locate a streetlight) -an e-mail address (if you want feedback regarding your repair request) -the number of streetlights you would like to report The system will guide you through the remaining steps. To report a streetlight outage using the interactive map, click here. Report general power outages by calling 713-207-2222 or toll-free 800-332-7143. Utilizing 3-1-1 to Report Issues  Residents may act as extra eyes and ears on the streets, and soon you’ll be able to report a pothole, a malfunctioning traffic light, or a drainage problem while you’re out and about. Houston 311 has launched a new smartphone app that makes reporting issues like these easier than ever. The app uses GPS to identify your location and also allows you to snap a photo to add to your service request. The new app allows for reports to be automatically routed to city departments for resolutions. You can still alert the City of Houston of issues by dialing 3-1-1 or 713-837-0311 of potential problems in your community. Houstonians can also access this helpful service via an e-mail to 311@HoustonTX.gov. A self Service Request (SR) form is available online at www.houston311.org. Once you’ve reported a problem please follow up with the District E office by emailing your case number and information on the issue to the District E office at districte@houstontx.gov to help make sure the problem is addressed in a timely manner. District E Electronic Recycling Events NORTH SECTOR RESIDENTS   SOUTH SECTOR RESIDENTS  District E Upcoming Monthly Events Email the District E office (districte@houstontx.gov) if you would like us to include your upcoming event in future newsletters! February 13 – BAHEP General Membership Luncheon February 13 – Clear Lake HPD – Positive Interaction Program Meeting February 14 – KSA Public Safety Committee Meeting February 20 – Kingwood HPD – Positive Interaction Program Meeting February 22 – Kingwood BizCom – Partnership Lake Houston February 28 – State Representatives Luncheon – Clear Lake Chamber See a pothole, report it by calling (713) 837-0311Get the latest on COVID-19 including locations of active testing sites can be found here.  Tune to HTV Houston to watch live and recorded City Council and Committee Meetings. |
The Approved LHCA Amendments to Protective Covenants & By-Laws Have Been Recorded & Posted on Our Sites
On September 29, 2023, the Board announced the passage of the proposed Protective Covenant Ballot. At that time, we had received the required quorum of votes for passage. Even though we had achieved the 67% positive response, State Law required the Association to send a notice to owners that did not respond, with a ballot, to allow 20 additional days to cast their vote. That date was October 10. After that date, the Board executed the documents and provided them to our management company for filing.
The following documents have been recorded in the Official Public Records of Real Property of Harris County, Texas: First Amendment to the By-Laws of Lake Houston Community Association, recorded 01/11/2024 and First Amendment to the Kings Crossing, Section Eighteen Protective Covenants, recorded 02/02/2024.
We will now begin enforcement of the amended bylaws and amendments to the protective covenants.
If you have a question on the bylaws or protective covenants or wish to address a potential violation of these or other LHCA covenants, please contact Vickie Cain, Community Manager, Goodwin & Company, email: Vickie.Cain@goodwintx.com, Office Numbers: (281) 852-1155 or (281) 706-8952
The documents are posted on our management company’s website, townsq.io: DOCUMENTS/ GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
On The Enclave Website (theenclavehoa.net) the full documents as recorded:
COMMUNITY INFORMATION / COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS / Section 6. Community Association Documents / 6b By-Laws LHCA / First Amendment to the By-Laws of Lake Houston Community Association
and COMMUNITY INFORMATION / COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS / Section 6. Community Association Documents / 6c Covenants: Conditions and Restrictions/ First Amendment to the Kings Crossing Section Eighteen Protective Covenants
On The Enclave Website (theenclavehoa.net) under COMMUNITY INFORMATION, individual tabs, for easy access and discovery:
- Community Garage Sales/Estate Sales
- Leasing
- Trash Service
THE PUNCH LIST: LATEST NEWS ON HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 3, COUNTY COMMISSIONER TOM S RAMSEY
 LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONER Howdy, As County Commissioner, I have the great honor in representing you and the issues that matter to you most. I am grateful to our Founding Fathers who had the foresight to ensure that our right to vote set the foundation for this amazing place we call home – the United States of America. With that said, elections are just around the corner, and voting is the best way to make sure you’re represented. Her e are a few key dates coming up for you to remember. -Feb. 20 – Mar. 1: Early Voting Begins -Feb. 23: Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail -Mar. 5: Election Day If you’re not sure what to expect, please join the County Clerk’s Office at any of the upcoming voter education workshops. More information can be found in the graphic below. Remember – voting is one of the greatest rights we have as Americans. Please stay informed and vote! Lastly, don’t forget to have a little fun. We at Precinct 3 are planning a full schedule of upcoming events with movie night, Valentine’s Day events, a festival and more! So come out and enjoy all of the amazing amenities offered at your neighboring Precinct 3 facility. We’d love to meet you! Commissioner Tom Ramsey  WEATHER EVENT RESPONSE We’re proud of our hardworking crews who braved the cold to keep our streets safe during January’s freeze event. Whether pretreating roads or working overnight during the worst of conditions, our crews went above and beyond the call of duty! Precinct 3 deployed five brine trucks, which applied 12,000+ gallons of brine to treat 200+ bridges at least three times! Thank you to our crews, staff, and all first responders for their tireless efforts in proactive preparation and emergency response! Your work in keeping the community safe matters, and we appreciate you.  ANNOUNCING A NEW PARK! Precinct 3 is now home to 70 parks The new Precinct 3 Harris County Park is nestled between the Cypress and Tomball areas, and located just south of the Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve at 20022 TX-249 in Houston. Showcasing a boardwalk along Cypress Creek, playground, picnic area, and a pedestrian trail that leads to the improved 100 Acre Wood Preserve, this park is free and open to the public with plentiful parking space. The park’s paved trail runs under TX-249, connects to the YMCA, and ultimately leads to the 100 Acre Wood Preserve, where Precinct 3 recently constructed a parking lot and shade canopy. Both projects are a part of Precinct 3’s Parks and Trails Master Plan. Come out and visit our new park!  MOVIE NIGHT Join us for Zootopia at Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve Get ready for a wild and wonderful evening at Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve’s Movie Night featuring “Zootopia” on Friday, Feb. 23! The fun kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with exciting activities for everyone, so gather your family and friends, pack your blankets, and immerse yourself in the magical world of Zootopia with your community. Don’t miss out on this fantastic family-friendly event – see you there!  VALENTINE’S DAY Celebrating Love, Community, and Togetherness Love is in full bloom at our community centers this Valentine’s Day! Join us for heartwarming luncheons on the day of love and through out the week at various community centers. Click here to see if your local community center is hosting a Valentine’s Day Luncheon and be sure to register in advance to secure a spot. Let’s share the love and create lasting memories together!  CELEBRATE THE OUTDOORS Live Animals and Over 40 Exhibits Coming to Jesse Jones Park in March Get ready for a day of discovery and fun at the 20th Annual NatureFest at Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center! Join us on Saturday, March 2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for live animals, recreational activities, a plant sale, and over 40 exhibits showcasing the natural world.  Click for more information OTHER PRECINCT 3 OFFERINGS Attention Precinct 3 residents 50 years of age and older: Join us on one of our bus trips and create memories! To register and find a trip near you, click here and select Upcoming Trips. Looking to improve your fishing skills? Maybe you’d like to learn a new craft or just hang out with friends. Our parks and community centers offer activities for all! Click here and select Events and Registration.  Calling all plant lovers! Stop by Mercer Botanic Gardens to enjoy the peaceful oasis nestled in the hustle and bustle of Humble. Click here to view this month’s events calendar! PRECINCT 3 RESOURCE GUIDE ROAD & BRIDGEMAINTENANCE CAMPS Spring Service Center4603 Spring Cypress Road Spring, Texas 77388 Humble Service Center2302 Atascocita Road Humble, TX 77396 To request service: (713) 274-3100 Submit requests online here. OTHER USEFUL CONTACTS Parks & Reservations: (713) 274-0930 Bus Program: (832) 927-6820 Special Events: (713) 274-4470 Main Office: (713) 274-3000 E-mail: pct3@pct3.hctx.net Community Centers: To find the location nearest you, click here. |
HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood Invites you to
FREE EVENT REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Dr. Marloe Prince (Interventional Cardiologist) will be speaking. HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood website is being worked on, so the service is spotty. If you wish to attend, please call or go to our website, HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood – classes and events to register.
READY HARRIS URGES WEATHER AWARENESS THIS WEEK
This is an IMPORTANT message from ReadyHarris
January 21, 2024
ReadyHarris Urges Weather Awareness This Week
The Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HCOHSEM) is monitoring a series of fronts that will bring heavy rain to our area on beginning Sunday night and continuing through Wednesday.
The heaviest rain is expected to occur on Monday. Residents can expect 2-3 inches of rain with some areas receiving up to 5 inches. Our biggest threat will be potential high rainfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour that could lead to street flooding and rises in our network of creeks and bayous.
Tuesday rainfall is expected in the 1–3-inch range with Wednesday totals of 1-2 inches.
Hazards like high winds, hail, and tornadoes are not expected.
The City of Houston has announced that they will lower water level in Lake Houston by one foot in preparation for this rain event.
Residents should be weather aware and have multiple ways of receiving updated forecasts and warnings from the National Weather Service through the entire Monday through Wednesday period.
Motorists should expect rain during both morning and afternoon drive times. Do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways. Remember: Turn Around Don’t Drown! Check the Houston TranStar live traffic map for information on road conditions.
You can see up-to-the-minute information on waterway conditions using the Harris County Flood Control District Flood Warning System.
HCOHSEM will provide updates via social media, Ready Harris Alerts and Ready Harris Accessible Alerts.
ReadyHarris insta a estar al tanto del clima esta semana
La Oficina de Seguridad Nacional y Manejo de Emergencias del Condado de Harris (HCOHSEM) está monitoreando una serie de frentes que traerán fuertes lluvias a nuestra área a partir del domingo por la noche y continuando hasta el miércoles.
Se espera que las lluvias más intensas ocurran el lunes. Los residentes pueden esperar entre 2 y 3 pulgadas de lluvia, con algunas áreas recibiendo hasta 5 pulgadas. Nuestra mayor preocupación será la posibilidad de tasas de lluvia elevadas de 1 a 2 pulgadas por hora, lo que podría provocar inundaciones en las calles y aumentos en nuestra red de arroyos y ríos.
Se espera que las lluvias del martes estén en el rango de 1 a 3 pulgadas, con totales de 1 a 2 pulgadas el miércoles. No se esperan peligros como vientos fuertes, granizo o tornados.
La Ciudad de Houston ha anunciado que reducirá el nivel del agua en el lago Houston en un pie en preparación para este evento de lluvia.
Los residentes deben estar atentos al clima y tener varias formas de recibir pronósticos actualizados y advertencias del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología durante todo el período desde el lunes hasta el miércoles.
Los conductores deben esperar lluvias tanto en las horas de la mañana como en las de la tarde. No conduzca su vehículo por carreteras inundadas. Recuerde: ¡Dé la vuelta, no se ahogue! Consulte el mapa de tráfico en vivo de Houston TranStar para obtener información sobre las condiciones de la carretera.
Puede obtener información actualizada sobre las condiciones de los cuerpos de agua utilizando el Sistema de Advertencia de Inundaciones del Distrito de Control de Inundaciones del Condado de Harris.
HCOHSEM proporcionará actualizaciones a través de redes sociales, alertas Ready Harris y alertas accesibles Ready Harris.
LAKE HOUSTON LOWERING IN ADVANCE OF RAIN
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 20, 2024 Contact: Dustin Hodges (832) 393-3008 districte@houstontx.gov Lake Houston Lowering in Advance of Rain HOUSTON – Council Member Fred Flickinger would like to make Lake Houston residents aware, Houston Public Works is monitoring weather forecasts for the Lake Houston region, with predicted rainfall of 3-5+ inches in our watershed beginning Monday through the week. The forecast of 3+ inches of rain in our watershed triggers the opening of Lake Houston Spillway Gates. Property owners along the lake should take measures to secure property along the shoreline. Additionally, residents are asked to secure patio and outdoor furniture. Lake Houston will begin lowering Sunday afternoon with lowering being completed before rain starts on Monday. The Lake Houston Spillway Gates will remain open to manage storm inflows until inclement weather has moved from our region. Lake Houston is currently at 42.22 feet (normal pool is 42.4 feet) and Lake Conroe is at 200.64 feet (normal pool is 201 feet). Please remember it is important to utilize verified news sources for inclement weather information as well as tune in to local news stations for changing forecasts. To monitor current water levels at Lake Houston, visit www.coastalwaterauthority.org. To see current levels for Lake Conroe you can visit www.sjra.net. Please also keep in mind with rain events flash flooding is always possible, stay weather aware and avoid roadways if possible during rain events. It only take 6 inches of water to move a car. Always turn around, don’t drown. For more information, please contact the District E office at (832) 393-3008 or via email at districte@houstontx.gov. ### |
| Council Member Fred Flickinger City of Houston | 900 Bagby, Houston, TX 77002 |
Lake Houston Community Association Assessment Fee
This is a reminder that the Lake Houston Community Association (The Enclave HOA) assessment fee is now due.
The Lake Houston Community Association has the responsibility of the area within the perimeter fence. This includes the community pool & associated buildings, pool fence; common area landscape and tree maintenance, lawn service, irrigation water cost and system maintenance; and landscaping of entrance areas, pool park, and pocket parks within neighborhood.
Goodwin & Co. Main Number: (281) 852-1155
The Lake Houston Community Association is due January 1 and is delinquent January 31. The 2024 assessment is $563.68 per residential lot. The invoice was sent by our management company, Goodwin & Company. It is payable to:
Lake Houston Community Association
c/o Goodwin Processing
PO Box 93447
Las Vegas, NV 89193-3447
The address above is Goodwin & Company’s payment processing facility.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Goodwin & Company’s Customer Service Department with any questions or concerns: info@goodwintx.com, (512) 502-7515 or toll-free at (855) 289-6007.
Freezing Temperatures Coming to our Area
During our last hard freeze in 2021 several homes in The Enclave experienced frozen water pipes and some pipes burst causing water damage. So, from lessons learned, be sure you have the pipes covered or insulated in the attic and eave where the water main pipe enters your home. And some of you may choose to turn off the water at the water meter and drain your house. Don’t forget to draw water for your use during the freeze period, including water to flush your toilet.
For additional information about the freezing temperatures, below are links to a few suggestions and information from local television news and public officials.
National Weather Service – Houston / Kingwood
Houston Public Media: How To Prepare Your Home
Texas Department of Emergency Management
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RESOURCES
Winter Weather Preparedness Actions
Check Road Conditions: DriveTexas.org
Winter Weather Resources: Ready.gov/winter-weather
Find a Warming Center: Warming Center Map
Find a Texas Licensed Plumber here
Stay Connected: twitter.com/TDEM
Winter Preparedness Video in English
Vídeo de preparación para el invierno en Español
KHOU – Channel 11 Houston – Scroll down for complete information
KPRC – Click 2 – Channel 2 Houston
ABC News – Eyewitness News – Houston Channel 13 Tips on Preparing Your Home
Stay warm, stay safe.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
“Let this coming year be better than all the others. Vow to do some of the things you’ve always wanted to do but couldn’t find the time. Call up a forgotten friend. Drop an old grudge, and replace it with some pleasant memories. Vow not to make a promise you don’t think you can keep. Walk tall, and smile more. You’ll look ten years younger. Don’t be afraid to say, ‘I love you’. Say it again. They are the sweetest words in the world.” by Ann Landers
Sharing one of the many spectacular firework displays around the world.
Sydney, Australia Fireworks 2024. Sydney Harbour, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Opera House. Unfortunately, you may encounter an ad. You will need to skip.
Meeting Notice Reminder / This Week: Lake Houston Community Association Board of Directors Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Lake Houston Community Association Board of Directors will be held this week.
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
3:00 PM
Kingwood Library – The Meeting Room (the room to the right upon entering the doors to the library)
4400 Bens View Lane, Kingwood, TX 77339
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