Official Newsletter of
COPPER COPPER VILLAGE VILLAGE
Monthly Board Meetings
The Board meets monthly, usually the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM at West Houston Church of Christ (at the northwest corner of West Road and Queenston). Please check the Copper Village website (www.coppervillage.org) for possible schedule/location changes. If you have something to bring before the Board please call AMI at 713-932-1122 to be placed on the agenda. We welcome your attendance and participation at the Board meetings.
Weather Information for Copper Village
Ever wish you could have access to weather conditions right in your backyard? Now you practically can with an individual weather reporter right in our neighborhood. Find it at this website: www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/WXDailyHistory.asp?ID=KTXHOUST159.
Have You Returned Your IRIS Registration Form?
If not, what are you waiting for? The Immediate Response Information System (IRIS) will be used to send reminders to residents of upcoming community events as well as distribute emergency information such as boil water notices, evacuation information or other public safety issues. Thus far approximately 50% of Copper Village residents have returned the registration form. All residents are encouraged to register. If you’ve misplaced your form, please contact Trinh Basarabescu (713-984-7217) at AMI.
Copper Village Community Decal
The Board of Directors for the Copper Village Homeowners Association recently implemented a community decal system to identify vehicles of owners within the community. All residents of Copper Village are strongly recommended to have a community decal visible on the front passenger side windshield of every vehicle that is permanently kept at their residence. Two decals have been mailed to each resident; if you need additional decals, please email darla_king@sbcglobal.net. The purpose of this program is to better identify who should and should not be in the neighborhood. All vehicles without decals may be stopped by the Neighborhood Watch Team or reported to the police if suspicious activity is witnessed. We urge all residents to obtain a decal and display it on their windshield.
Trees and Sidewalk Maintenance
Homeowners are reminded that they are responsible for ensuring trees growing on their property (this includes trees planted on corner lots that are not in the front of the property) are properly trimmed and do not hang low over sidewalks or the street. In addition, homeowners are responsible for maintaining sidewalks along their property. Homeowners could be held liable for any injury that occurs as a result of overhanging limbs or sidewalk deterioration.
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