Lakemont - August 2012

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Lakemont Living Official Newsletter for the Residents of Lakemont

Volume 3, Issue 8

Lakemont Introduction

JULY YARD OF THE MONTH Be sure to keep your yard mowed & flower beds well groomed & the next winner could be you! Lakemont Bend............... 21002 Lilac Meadow

Lakemont Park.................. 7326 Bridge Manor

Lakemont Court............... 6923 Granger Ridge

Lakemont Ridge................19838 Kendall Lake

Lakemont Cove......................20906 Shady Isle

Lakmont Shores................7819 Atlantic Breeze

Lakemont Grove...............21223 Knollblossom

Lakemont Terrace................. 20102 Broad Run

Lakemont Manor...........19826 Heron Shadow

Lakemont Trace................. 21222 Granite Trail

Lakemont Meadows........ 20307 Bridge Manor

Lakemont Bend............... 21002 Lilac Meadow

FRIENDLY REMINDERS - STAY HYDRATED

As the mercury rises outside so does the humidity and in Texas August can be the hottest month of the year marking an end to summer but the beginning of lower temperatures (at least we hope) and football season. Staying hydrated while engaging in outdoor activities is essential to your well-being and your health. It is recommended that men and women drink 11-15 glasses of water per day – WOW that’s a lot of water! Don’t worry; this includes water from all sources like water found in fruits and vegetables like tomatoes and watermelon which contain up to 90 percent or more water. Everyone should still aim to drink plenty of water each day for its nutritional value. Water makes up 60 percent of your body’s weight and every single system in your body depends on water. Water helps carry nutrients to your body’s cells and also helps flush toxins out of your body. So make sure to drink your water by letting thirst be your guide; here are some more tips to help: 1. Carry a reusable water bottle and re-fill it as you go 2. Not a fan of water? Give your water a little flavor especially if it will help you drink more 3. Sip slowly and often. You don’t have to down a full glass of water in one sitting, sip throughout the day 4. Try fruit or popsicles to up your water intake. Both of these contain a high water content and can help you on your quest to stay properly hydrated and healthy Have a safe, healthy, hydrated summer! Copyright © 2012 Peel, Inc.

August 2012 LAKEMONT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.

Pool Rules

• Lakemont residents 18 years and older are allowed two nonresident guest only. • Lakemont residents 17 years and younger are allowed one nonresident guest only. • Lakemont pool #1 hours are 10:00 a.M. To 8:00 p.M. Tuesdays through sundays - closed mondays for servicing. • Pool #2 has the same hours and closed on tuesdays for servicing • No entry to the pool is permitted after hours. Violatiors will be subject to trespass laws. • The pool gate must be closed at all times • The telephone at the pool is for emergency purposes only & does not receive incoming calls. • No glass containers or alcoholic beverages allowed within fenced pool area. • No bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, or inline skates in pool area. • Individuals with infections or bandages are not permitted in the Pool. • Private parties by permit only(contact association management, Inc. at 713.932.1122 • Only small floating items are allowed in the pool and subject to pool manager’s discretion. • No diving, running or excessive horeseplay. Babies in diapers are not allowed in pool. • No food, drinks or gum allowed in pool. • No pets are permitted on pool premises. • No pushing or throwing of people into the pool.

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