Circle C Ranch - April 2022 by Peel, Inc.

Volume 19, Number 04

April 2022

www.circlecranch.com

april 2022 news & Announcements

Important Dates for April 2022

Annual Assessments Were Due on March 1st

Friday, April 1, 2022

Have you paid your assessment dues yet? They were due on March 1st. Remaining current with these dues allows residents access to the neighborhood amenities like the pools and the Community Center. If you did not receive a HOA assessment in the mail or cannot find your copy, please contact the Financial Office at 512-451-9901 or via email at tgiles@ mgilescpa.com. As a reminder, there are 3 available options to pay for assessments: • Mail your check to PO Box 163541, Austin, TX 78716.

April Fool’s Day: Put bubble wrap under area rugs to scare unsuspecting family members. Saturday, April 9, 2022 9am–11am: Easter Egg Hunt Event at the Circle C Child Development Center with special guest appearance by the Easter Bunny Friday, April 15, 2022 Good Friday. HOA Office is closed. Autism Awareness Day

• Make your payment using Bill Pay through your financial institution (your account number is your property address).

Sunday, April 17, 2022 Easter Sunday

• Use the “On-line Payment” option at www.CircleCRanch.com Payments will NOT be accepted at the HOA Office or in the drop box outside the office. Please do not staple your check to your invoice. Please do not postdate your check. If you have questions regarding your assessment, please contact the financial office at 512-451-9901.

Friday, April 22, 2022 Earth Day: Plant a tree. The theme for 2022 is: “Invest in Our Planet.” Wednesday, April 27, 2022

CCHOA Board Meeting The Circle C HOA Board of Directors meeting is Wednesday, April 27, 2022, at 6:30pm via Zoom. Links to the Zoom meetings and the agendas may be found on the CircleCRanch.com website under the “Resources” tab. Homeowners must be logged onto the site to view agendas and find the link to the Zoom meetings. Homeowners may sign up to speak at the meeting by calling the HOA manager at 512-288-8663 or by emailing info@circlecranch.info.

6:30pm: Circle C HOA Board Meeting via Zoom Saturday, April 30, 2022 10am–2pm: Shredding, Electronic Recycling & Salvation Army provided for residents at Circle C Community Center from 10am-2pm.

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FM 1826? Not Since 1954

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Burgalarized Mailboxes

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City of Austin Bulk Collection Traditionally, Circle C’s Community Garage Sales have coincided with bulk collection, so residents could normally simply leave any unsold items on their curb. However, due to “staffing shortages related to COVID-19 and difficulty filling open vacancies,” the City of Austin (CoA) has announced a suspension of large brush and bulk collections for residential curbside customers. Their website states: “Curbside customers are encouraged to donate or gift unwanted bulk items in good condition or hold on to them until service resumes.” Branches, shrubs, tree limbs, and yard trimmings may be delivered to the Hornsby Bend Biosolids Management Plant @ 2210 FM 973, Austin, Texas (Open Monday–Saturday) For clothing and houseware items, residents may arrange a pickup through a joint partnership with Austin Resource Recovery (ARR) and Goodwill by going online or calling 512-637-7196. Collection bags will then be mailed to the resident that scheduled a pickup and bags may be set outside only on the scheduled collection day.

Irrigation After the Rain: Our Circle C office often receives correspondence from concerned residents regarding high spraying of water near retention ponds during or after a rain. Please don’t worry. The water is likely recirculated water being sprayed further into the landscape to prevent stagnant water in the watershed. Circle C has multiple City of Austin watershed retention ponds that capture stormwater and use that water to irrigate the surrounding landscape.

Email Blasts Are you receiving the email blasts from the CCHOA? If not, you are probably not yet registered. If you would like to register, visit the www.circlecranch.com website and click on the member log-in at the top right corner of the page. The link will direct you to register and create a username and password. Once registered, you should receive occasional email blasts, be able to vote online, and access the member directory and other documents reserved for residents only. Continued on Page 4

HOA Mgmt Office................................. info@circlecranch.info or 512.288.8663 HOA Financial Office................................tgiles@mgilescpa.com or 512.451.9901 Aquatics Director....................................... director@ccswim.net or 512.288.4239 Newsletter Publisher Peel, Inc....................................................advertising@PEELinc.com or 512.263.9181 Circle C Amenities Circle C Avaña Pool.........................................................................512.292.1518 Circle C Café...................................................................................512.288.6058 Circle C CDC..................................................................................512.288.9792 Circle C Swim Center......................................................................512.363.5578 Circle C Community Center Pool....................................................512.301.8259 Grey Rock Golf Course (City Owned/Operated)................................512.288.4297 Grey Rock Tennis Club....................................................................512.301.8685 Circle C Grey Rock Pool..................................................................512.291.8398

CIRCLE C GATED COMMUNITIES Enclave off Spruce Canyon Spectrum Management...................................Colleen Pritchard, 512.834.3900 Enclave off of La Crosse Relevant Management................................................... Kim Todd, 512.580.4212 Fairways Estates Spectrum Management...................................Colleen Pritchard, 512.834.3900 Park West Goodwin Management...................................Marilyn Childress 512.502.7509 Hillside Estates Real Manage.................................................. Christine Gamache, 866.473.2573 Avana Estates Relevant Management................................................ Kim Todd, 512.580.4212 Muirfield Real Management.......................................... Victoria Escamilla, 866.473.2573

Russ Hodes ……........………………………….....……President Natalie Placer McClure………………………........Vice President Michael Chu ……………………………………….......Treasurer Trinh Bartlett…………………………………………...Secretary Stephen Bega, Theresa Bastian and Jason Bram—Board Members Contact the Board at: directors@circlecranch.info City of Austin Solid Waste................................................512.974.1945 Dead Animal Collection....................................................512.974.2000 Abandoned Vehicle............................................................512.974.8119 Pothole Complaints...........................................................512.974.8750 Stop Signs.........................................................................512.457.4885 Street Light Maintenance..................................................................311 Schools Clayton Elementary..................................................512.841.9200 Kiker Elementary......................................................512.414.2584 Mills Elementary.......................................................512.841.2400 Bear Creek Elementary..............................................512.414.0040 Cowan Elementary....................................................512.841.2700 Bailey Middle............................................................512.414.4990 Gorzycki Middle School............................................512.841.8600 Bowie High School...................................................512.414.5247 UTILITY PROVIDERS Electric Pedernales Elec.................................................... 512.219.2602 City of Austin. .................................................................512.494.9400 Texas Gas Service .............................................................800.700.2443 Water City of Austin ........................................................512.972.1000 MidTex Water Company...................................................866.654.7992 Solid Waste City of Austin ...............................................512.974.1945 Post Office Oak Hill Station .............................................800.275.8777

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Annual Easter Egg Hunt Hop on over to the Child Development Center at 5917 La Crosse Avenue on Saturday, April 9th at 9:00am for this awesome event!

Visit with the Easter Bunny and enjoy a sweet treat with us after the egg hunt. There are 3 age group areas: 1yr - 3yrs; 4yrs – 5 yrs; 6yrs – 8yrs Limit 12 eggs per child, please.

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Watering Restrictions: Please visit your water provider’s website to view current watering restrictions. City of Austin: http://www.austintexas.gov/ department/watering-restrictions Midtex: (SouthWest Water Company): https://swwc.com/texas/drought

A message from Boy Scout Troop 555 “ T h a n k yo u , n e i g h b o r s , f o r yo u r participation in BSA Troop 555 Mulch Delivery Fundraiser. It was out privilege to deliver nearly 100K lbs. of mulch right to you! If you would like to be notified of our next mulch sale fundraiser, click here: https://tinyurl.com/more555mulch. Continued on Page 5

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Request for Nominations: We are always interested in nominations of our wonderful residents for our recurring features below: •

“Spotlight on a Circle C Teen”—If you know impressive neighborhood teenagers that might be interested in being featured in an article showcasing their accomplishments, please feel free to reach out to us at the contact information below.

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“Angels Among Us”—Also, if you know extraordinary residents that are changing lives in some way, please reach out to us for consideration in our “Angels Among Us” recurring feature.

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“Notable Residents”—We would love to feature residents with unique and interesting pasts. Please feel free to reach out to us with nominations of residents whose stories might be of interest to our community. We especially love stories of our veterans.

About Our Newsletter: The Circle C Homeowners Association (HOA) has partnered with Peel, Inc. to publish our monthly newsletter gratis for our residents. We target our content to keep homeowners updated on appropriate Circle C announcements and notices. In addition to the printed version, residents may find past newsletters on the Peel.com website with a search for “Circle C.” However, the most current news and announcements may be found at https://CircleCRanch.com. Please note that, in an effort not to interfere with our advertisers that fund this publication, we may not promote or mention businesses. We also do not publish letters or op-eds because we wish to keep our newsletter factual and neutral. Thank you for your understanding and for being a part of our community. Articles herein are intended to offer information that might be of use to our residents and to share current or historical events. We do not provide legal, medical, or expert advice but welcome input from our neighbors with expertise. We would love to hear from you!

Inclusivity: Our Circle C HOA strives to be inclusive of all our residents. If there is an important religious event or cultural event that our residents wish to see on our newsletter calendar, please contact us at the email addresses below with information about the event along with historical relevance so we may consider adding the event.

Contact Information: Our Circle C HOA manager may be reached by email at Info@ CircleCRanch.info or by phone at 512-288-8663. Our newsletter writer may be reached at CCWriter@CircleCRanch. info. Copyright © 2022 Peel, Inc.

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FM 1826? Not Since 1954 On April 2, 2013, the Travis County Commissioner sent an official request to the City of Austin (CoA) to “consider and take appropriate action on an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Travis County and the City of Austin for FM 1826 Slaughter Lane Sidewalk.” Although the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is responsible for the road and its immediate area in that location, the document mentions that TxDOT will not fund the “FM 1826 Slaughter Lane project [that] will extend an existing sidewalk along FM 1826 from Summervale Drive to Seton Southwest Hospital’s north entrance.” So, the CoA and Travis County agreed to split the cost for the installation and maintenance of the sidewalk so the community, including Gorzycki MS, will have walkable access to the hospital, should they need it. What is wrong with this official document? Well, other than the fact that the responsible party won’t pay for the road, there is one oversight of both Travis County and the CoA in their interlocal agreement: they used the wrong name for the road! FM 1826 has not been “FM” since September 29, 1954. “FM” stands for “Farm to Market,” and FM roads were created to “get the farmer out of the mud.” They started out as dirt roads but elevated their status once the roads received pavement. FM 1826 was designated on November 20, 1951, and reached from the Hays County Line to US 290. A little under three years later, on September 29, 1954, FM 1826 was extended by 7.9 miles past the Hays County Line to reach FM 966, close to Driftwood. With the extension of the road, TxDOT renamed FM 1826 to RM 1826. “RM” stands for “Ranch to Market,” and RM roads were created to provide ranchers, as opposed to farmers, a reliable way to get livestock to market. Why the Name Change? In their “Highway Designations Glossary,” TxDOT defines an FM road as a “roadway generally in rural areas, so designated by the Texas Transportation Commission.” In the same glossary, TxDOT defines an RM as “a roadway generally in rural areas, so designated by the Texas Transportation Commission.” So, no difference. And really, no given reason to change the name. Even more interesting is that TxDOT continued creating road signs with “FM 1826” as the street name more than half a century after the name change. Although the road sign at the end of Slaughter Lane displays “RM 1826” in large font, the end of Spruce Canyon—a street much younger than Slaughter only 6

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2.1 miles away—sports the name “FM 1826” at the intersection. Both Apple maps and Google maps seem to have forsaken the acronym altogether, using simply “1826,” while official documents from both the CoA and Travis County continue to use “FM 1826.” Because Texas. Sources are available on request

Circle C Aquatics News Now Hiring for the 2022 Season Lifeguard classes are now happening! Applicants ages 15 and older can email Amanda at coordinator@ccswim.net for scheduling, pricing, & registration. Lifeguard positions start at $15.00 per hour. We are also hiring positions for Front Desk and Swim Instructors. Visit www.circlecranch.com/apply to apply online.

Hours of Operation Our Spring hours for the Swim Center begin on March 12, 2022. Seasonal pools will reopen in May 2022.

Circle C Community Wide Garage Sale (Recycle/Shred/Donate at the CC) Mark your calendars! The CCHOA will host the first Community Wide Garage Sale this year on Saturday, April 30th. Homeowners are encouraged to host their individual garage sales on this date. We will be advertising the event (in print and on the internet) from 8am-5pm. You will also be able to add your address to the garage sale map at http://gsalr. com/n/circle-c-hoa-austin-tx. In addition to the garage sale, there will be electronics collections provided by R2 Resource Recycling, paper shredding by Intel Armor and the Salvation Army will be available to take donations. All of these services will be available at the Community Center on Saturday, April 30th from 10am-2pm. We will publish details of what items will be accepted during this event on our website, www.circlecranch.com, closer to the date of the event.

Year-Round Youth Swimming – Open Enrollment Our year-round youth group swimming team, Circle C Select, is currently accepting new and returning swimmers. For more information on our swim team, including information on how to enroll, please visit www.circlecranch.com/select.

Adult Masters Swimming – Registration Open Masters Swimming is back! Masters Swimming is an adult technique and conditioning program. This program will help you learn how to swim faster and with less effort, in a fun, group environment. This is for adults of all abilities. Come join Coach Amy and Coach J for a Masters swim workout on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 8a-9:30a, and on Saturdays, 11a-12p. For more information, or to register, visit www.circlecranch. com/masters

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Burglarized Mailboxes in Circle C

Along with a flux of holiday season celebrations, gatherings, and gift-giving, the month of December also delivers a rise in mail theft throughout the nation. It seems that those envelopes and packages, some containing gift cards or pricey electronics, are entirely too enticing to thieves in the area. Packages delivered to houses directly and left on front porches are targets for “porch pirates,” and items delivered to mailbox units, known as “cluster mailbox units” (or CBUs), are subject to mail theft. Circle C is no exception. Last December (2021), the mailboxes in our Park West section of Circle C experienced a break-in and mail was stolen. Not too long after, in January 2022, the same thing happened in our Park Place section of Circle C. When mailboxes are compromised and no longer offer a protected location to leave mail, the US Postal Service (USPS) immediately begins the process of holding all respective mail at the post office. For Circle C, that post office location is at 6104 Old Fredericksburg Road in Austin. Residents of both Park West and Park Place have therefore had to wait in lines to pick up their mail for months now while awaiting repaired or replaced mailboxes. Why the Delay in Repairing/Replacing Mailboxes? In today’s fast-paced world of texting, emailing, or video chats, mail sent through the USPS can feel all the more like its ubiquitous nickname “snail mail.” Unfortunately, mostly due to short-staffing, correspondence with the USPS can feel slow as well. Our mailbox burglaries were reported to the USPS in early January and did not receive a response for 40+ days. This could possibly be because many southwest Austin neighborhoods also experienced mailbox damage during the holidays, giving the USPS too many reports to handle at once. When Circle C management inquired about repairs or replacements, USPS indicated that the Circle C HOA would be responsible, but all units, layouts, and designs must first be approved by the USPS. That was confusing because the USPS website’s FAQs state that the first step to determine responsibility for damaged mailboxes is to “verify whether or not the boxes are owned and maintained” by the USPS. “If the LPO [Licensed Post Office] does not service the mailbox, this means the property owner or manager is responsible for the maintenance.” All Circle C resident mailboxes are accessed or serviced only by USPS mail carriers from the LPO on Old Fredericksburg Road. They are the only ones with a master key to the CBU’s to deliver mail. Circle C management has no access to the boxes. After lengthy discussions, Circle C management ultimately agreed to replace the damaged CBUs for Park Place under the condition that from this point on, USPS would be responsible 10

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for future maintenance and repair or replacement of the CBUs. The USPS agreed. Why is Circle C HOA Paying for Park Place CBUs and Not for Park West? Gated communities within Circle C are managed by two different HOAs: the primary HOA (Circle C HOA) and a secondary HOA that is selected and paid for by the homeowners behind the gates. Because Park West is a gated community with a secondary HOA, all property inside the gate(s) are considered private property, including streets, streetlights, common areas, and mailboxes. The secondary HOA is responsible for all repairs and maintenance of the gate itself, any streets inside the gate, and all mailboxes behind the gates. The replacement of the damaged mailboxes in Park West last December thus became the responsibility of Park West’s secondary HOA. Conversely, Park Place is not gated, so the City of Austin maintains their street and streetlights, and, in general, the USPS maintains their mailboxes. What Will the New Mailboxes Look Like? The CBUs themselves will be similar looking to the previous ones, but the stone bottom wall under the units is no longer allowed by the USPS. All CBUs maintained by the USPS must now be free-standing on their pedestals only, so that USPS will have full access to the entire unit for maintenance purposes. However, the USPS has allowed Circle C to keep the roof overhead as well as the 2 stone sides. Since the mail center is located near a hill and water drainage is a potential problem, the USPS agreed to allow Circle C to provide a stone retaining wall along the back to deflect the water away from the mailboxes. How Were Our CBUs Burglarized? A simple Google search provides several ways to break in to CBUs, complete with videos and lists of tools needed. Older units tend to be more vulnerable as they are made of a thin aluminum that’s more easily pried open with a simple screwdriver. The damaged mailboxes in Park West and Park Place were manufactured in the early 2000s. Therefore, the newer replacement CBUs should be stronger and less vulnerable. Continued on Page 11 Copyright © 2022 Peel, Inc.

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What is Circle C Doing to Prevent Mail Theft?

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Sign up @ https://informeddelivery. usps.com/box/pages/intro/start.action for informed USPS Mail Delivery to provide scanned images of USPS items expected for delivery each day. This provides a convenient way to keep track of expected deliveries and remain aware of when items might be missing.

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Call 911 if you see or hear of any suspicious activity near mailboxes

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If you have access to dashcam or other video footage of suspicious activity or driving in or around Circle C, please call the HOA manager, Karen Hibpshman at 512-288-8663 to report it. Karen will know how to get the footage to our APD District Rep to report incidents.

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As James Hu, Harris County Assistant District Attorney, states in his article, crimes and suspicious activity are often related and can be used in conjunction to prosecute criminals.

In an effort to keep Circle C mailboxes safe from burglars, our Circle C maintenance has blocked

Outgoing mail slots unfortunately provide a slot large enough to insert a crowbar inside to pry the door open, the most common access for most mail thieves. Once the outgoing mail door is open, thieves have access to all other mailboxes in that CBU (usually 16 boxes). A third method for mail burglary is to somehow obtain a master key, called an “arrow key”. Arrow keys are universal keys that open all CBUs and outgoing mailboxes. In a January–February 2021 article written by Harris County Assistant District Attorney, James Hu, for the Texas District & Counties Association, Hu writes: “Once the arrow key has been secured, the suspect may have the key duplicated. These copies are then distributed to various groups of mail thieves. Once mail thieves have arrow keys, their job just got a whole lot easier. Mail thieves generally travel around in groups of three or four, where someone will drive the car and a couple others hop out and quickly gather as much mail as they can from a box or complex.” While thieves have multiple reasons for stealing mail—ranging from seeking cash, gift cards, or prescriptions—Hu believes identity theft is the largest motivation, though he does mention the robbery of a postal carrier at gunpoint, “just to steal 12pack boxes of Poo-Pourri straight from the postal truck.” It seems as though some mail thieves prefer to have pleasant smelling bathrooms at home.

all but one outgoing mail slot on the CBUs for each mail center. On the one open mail slot, we will take the extra step of installing locking nuts and bolts, so the open slots are much more difficult to burglarize. We will also install solar-powered lights around the 60 mailbox centers throughout Circle C to discourage theft. Although we would love to provide permanent cameras at each of our 60 mail centers in Circle C, most locations do not have a power source nor internet service or WIFI for storage. We do have game cameras that we will rotate throughout our mail centers for periodic video footage. Also, our Circle C management is researching the possibility and costs associated with providing some sort of fence and gate with a code for mail centers, perhaps beginning with one as an experiment. We are also open to suggestions and offers to help. What Can Residents Do to Prevent Mail Theft? •

Check your mailbox as often as possible, at least once a day so mail does not pile up in mailboxes.

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Ask your local post office to hold your mail when you are traveling or ask a family member/neighbor to pick up your mail for you.

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Keep receipts of all items ordered and/ or shipped via USPS mail so that we have proof of a monetary value of each piece of mail in the event of a burglary. The collective total of all items stolen can add up to a large amount. This allows for a more significant charge and sentence of mail thieves.

Together, we can work to stop crime in our neighborhood. Sources: Hu, James. “The Sudden Interest in Mail Theft.” Texas District and County Attorneys Association. January–February 2021. Accessed March 14, 2022. https://www. tdcaa.com/journal/the-sudden-interest-inmail-theft/ United States Postal Service. “Mailboxes: The Basics.” FAQs. Accessed March 14, 2022. https://faq.usps.com/s/article/Mailbox-TheBasics Lueckemeyer, Olivia. “South Austin Residence Join Forces to Stop Cluster Mailbox Deliveries.” Community Impact Newspaper. December 21, 2017. https:// communityimpact.com/austin/editorspick/2017/12/21/south-austin-residentsjoin-forces-stop-cluster-mailbox-burglaries/

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How to Identify Ant & Termite Swarmers Soon it will be time for swarming insects to emerge out from their homes in the ground and fly into the air in search of a mate. Usually, this event coincides with warm temperatures and a significant rainfall event but can also occur if you forget to turn off your irrigation system. “Swarmer” or “alate” are other terms used to describe the reproductive stage of ants and termites. These insects have wings when they initially leave the colony, but the wings are either shed or chewed off after they land on the ground and before they form a nest. So, how do you tell them apart? Ant swarmers have antennae that are bent at a ninety-degree angle and are said to be “elbowed”. The area where the thorax and abdomen meet, sometimes called the “waist”, is constricted, narrowed, or pinched. If you find a reproductive that still has wings- they chew off their wings once they have mated and land on the ground- the front wing will be larger than the hind wing and all wings will have few veins. If the wings are missing from the ant swarmer, there will not be a wing stub left on the thorax from where the wing was attached. Male ant swarmers retain their wings after landing on the ground, but they die after mating.

Termite swarmers have antennae that are straight and a thoraxabdomen area, or “waist”, that is broadly joined together. Termite reproductive wings are similar in size and shape and tend to have a lot of veins. Sometimes with termites you may find only wings that have been left behind due to shedding when the termites land on the ground or you may see the termites themselves with or without wings still attached. If you find a termite reproductive without wings, there will be wing stubs, called “scales”, left behind on the thorax. Male and female termite reproductives shed their wings after landing on the ground, pair up, and find a site to begin a new colony. For more information or help with identification, contact Wizzie Brown, Texas AgriLife Extension Service Program Specialist at 512.854.9600. Check out my blog at www.urban-ipm.blogspot. com

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS Name

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Abrameit, Kyle.....................17................................. *...................*...................... ...512.999.0337 Aguilar, Jacob........................15................................. *...................*...................... ...619-713-4469 Artigas, Emilio......................17................................. *.......................................... ...512.634.7416 Baird, Olivia.........................15.............. *..................................................................5 12.773.5443 Brauer, Nina .....................15.................................*..................................512.565.4480 Campsmith, Lucy ............14.................................*..................................512-852-9846 Chatelain, Christelle*...........18.............. *................. *.......................................... ...512.963.3218 Cox, Claire*^........................18.............. *................................................. ...........512.644.4550 Cox, Ben*^...........................17.............. *................. *.. ............*.................512.963.9464 Eis, Ella*^.............................15.............. *................. *......................................... ...512.550.3422 Franke, Caroline*^...............15.............. *............................................................. ...512.590.1112 Havranek, Katie...................19.............. *................. *...................*...................... ...512.940.1671 Hoard, Jed*^........................19.............. *................. *...................*...................... ...512.656.0836 Hurd, Palmer........................ 16............. *................. *...................*... .................512.423.0737 Kaplan, Ben........................ 15............ *.................*..................*....................512.296.7548 Lim, Jacy *^..........................19.............. *................. *...................*.................... .. ....512.744.7338 Mahoney, Nicholas*............16.............. *................. *...................*.................... .* ..512.569.1823 Marzani, Jackson..................17.............. *................. *...................*.................... .. ..512-521-2474 McCurdy, Summer*+..........14.............. *...................................... .. ..................832.683.7759 Melsa, Olivia.........................19.............. *................. *...................*...................... ...512.576.9225 Mermis, Ana*^.....................18.............. *................. *...................*...................... ...512.529.7458 Mouw, Ella*..........................19.............. *................. *.......................................... ...512.987.0421 Parker, Mia...........................15................................. *..................................,,.*....512-565-4480 Salazar, Marisa*.....................19.............. *................. *...................*.................... .. ....512.288.9951 Terracina, Grace................... 19............. *................. *................... .* ...................512.988.7471 Terracina, Nicholas..............19................................. *................................................5 12.301.3068 Trautman, Parker.................14................................. *........................................ .. ....512.299.3117

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Waltuck, Ella........................ 16............. *................. *.. ............*............512.658.4554 Wilson, Jake.......................... 16............. *................. *.. ............*...........*512.695.8278

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Aguilar, Jacob......................15.............. .Yardwork & Power Washing............ 619-713-4469 Andrusiank, Sophia............15...................Mother's Helper............................ 512.634.7416 Brauer, Nina........................14.............. .MH/Tutor K-5 all subjects............. ...512.565.4480 Cox, Ben...........................16.........................Tutoring...........................512.963.9464 Hurd, Palmer......................15.......Clarinet/Piano/Math Tutor K-8.. ............512.423.0737 Laird, Caden.....................17...............Powerwash Services.......................5 12.468.7678 Latawa, Pari.......................17...............Tutor K-8th................................. .7 13-972-2217 Mahoney, Nicholas.......... 16... Tutor grades k-5; Beg. Mandarin........... .512.569.1823 Marzani, Jackson..................16..............Pressure Washing Service................ 512-521-2474 Wilson Jake..................... 16.....................Yard Work.............................. 512.695.8278

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