LAKE HOUSTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Just a reminder that the pool gate is to be locked at all times. The MagnaLatch (the pull up knob) does not serve as a lock. So please, when exiting the pool lock the gate at the lock near the handle. This may require you to slightly pull the gate toward you to have the key lock the gate.
Instructions for Gate on New Pool Fence:
Step 1:Â Using your Pool Key, unlock the deadbolt lock located near the handle.
Step 2: This is a two-handed operation. Lift the top of the magnetic gate latch and while still holding up the top, turn the handle, near the deadbolt, to enter. Once you have opened the gate, release the top of the magnetic gate latch. When you close the gate, it will automatically lock the magnetic gate latch.Â
Step 3: To exit the pool area, you will do the same actions. To unlock the magnetic gate lock, reach through the gate to reach the top of the magnetic gate latch and lift the top. While holding up the top of the magnetic gate latch, turn the handle, near the deadbolt, to open the gate. Once you have opened the gate, release the top of the magnetic gate latch. When you close the gate, it will automatically lock the magnetic gate latch.Â
Step 4. When you leave, USING YOUR POOL KEY, LOCK THE GATE DEADBOLT LOCK LOCATED AT THE GATE HANDLE AREA. Â
The Lake Houston Community Association Board of Directors has approved the replacement of the metal fence around the pool.
NEW FENCE
A&A Fence & Iron has contacted the group to mark utilities and anticipates beginning work on Tuesday, April 23 and expects to be finished on Thursday, April 25, weather permitting and no other unanticipated delays.
During this time the pool will be closed to allow the workers to complete their work.Â
Your pool key will continue to work on the new gate.
The replacement fence will be 6″ tall, galvanized steel / powder coated ornamental fence with 5/8″ square spear-top pickets of 3-7/8″ spacing and 2 one-inch square rails.
Current/Old Fence Photos:
The Pool & Spa PASSED the annual inspection!
Great work Penny!
It saddens me to report that our beautiful neighborhood pool was vandalized either the evening of Thursday, June 2 or Friday, June 3. The intruders left our pool furniture turned over and pool tools broken and unusable.  Please check your home security cameras and/or doorbell camera systems and see if you have any activity that might be associated to this incident. Activity such as cars or people walking in the late/dark hours of Thursday or Friday evening.Â
In addition, the street sign at N. Strathford Ln. and Elmstone Ct. was discovered disconnected or fell from the stop sign, but not removed. This may or may not be related to the pool incident. A report has been filed with the City Works of Houston, at 3-1-1, to repair and/or re-install the sign.
These incidents will be reported to the Kingwood Police Station. I will also ask for Kingwood’s Houston Police Department to patrol our neighborhood during the evening/late evenings to help deter this type of activity.
And yes, it may have just been kids having fun or, as I like to say, kids doing things they know they shouldn’t be doing. But we do not wish to condone this type of disregard of our pool, pool accessories and our neighborhood. We wish our residents, and their guests, have a nice experience at our private pool.
Additionally, concern has been expressed about the number of people at our pool, whether they are all residents. If you are at the pool, the best way to find out is to introduce yourself. Hopefully get to know a neighbor! Let’s please keep our pool for us and our guests and follow the rules as posted at the pool and on the website.
Do not share your pool key
If a new neighbor needs a key, have them contact me or Vickie Cain, Community Manager, Goodwin & Company, Vickie.Cain@goodwintx.com, or 281.852.1155.
Connie Emerson
HOA Board President
Lake Houston Community Association
No pets allowed inside the pool area
No glass containers or alcoholic beverages allowed
No smoking allowed inside pool area
No loud music or excessive noise of any kind
Put all trash in containers provided
Keep gates and restrooms closed and locked at all times. This also applies while you are inside the pool area
Any child 14 years of age or younger must be accompanied
All guests must be accompanied by a resident at all times
Appropriate swim wear required
Parties of 15 or more must call Community Asset Management at 281.852.1155 and register their function. A lifeguard arranged by Community Asset Management and paid for by the homeowner will be required.
May-Sept pool hours are 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM. Other hours are 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Anyone caught in the pool after hours will be suspended for the remainder of the season and trespassing charges will be filed against that person or persons
Tots in diapers must wear rubber pants over any type of diaper
The pool is reserved for the exclusive use of the residents of Kings Crossing The Enclave and their accompanied guests
These rules are typically posted inside the fenced pool area.
Pool keys are available from Goodwin & Company. Contact Vickie Cain, 281.852.1155.
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The pool is temporarily closed
The pool is temporarily closed following the annual City of Houston Pool inspection and posted CLOSED by the city inspector.
The HOA Board and the Community Management Company have been notified and are working on the noted items. Every effort is being made to have all items documented or completed by the return inspection date.
Unfortunately at this time, the pool will remain closed until at least August 21, as noted by the inspection report.
Below are the Aquatic Facility Inspection Reports
It is wonderful to see residents are enjoying the pool this year!
Recently several reports have been made concerning misusage of the pool. It appears that several non-residents or guests without residents have been utilizing The Enclave pool. The Enclave pool is not a part of the KSA community pool system or shared with other communities; it is for Enclave residents only or guests accompanied by a resident.
The pool rules are generally on a ‘honor’ system and we hope each resident will take responsibility for following, enforcement of the rules.
As a reminder, below are the rules. They are located on our website under COMMUNITY INFORMATION, POOL
Pool keys are available from Community Asset Management. Contact Vickie Cain, 281.852.1155.
We are currently missing two black metal chairs that are a part of the patio table & chairs that we have available at the community pool for residents. During the ‘swimming season’, the patio table and chairs are typically set up on the deck area in the pool area.
If you have any information about the missing chairs, please use this link: CONTACT US.
Thank you.
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