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COMMUNITY INFO STEINER RANCH

COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS OFFICE 12550 Country Trails Lane Austin, Texas 78732 512-266-7553 – Telephone

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

EMERGENCY...........................................................................911 Fire...........................................................................................911

Ambulance...........................................................................911 Sheriff – Non-Emergency........................512-974-0845 Travis County ESD No.6/Lake Travis Fire Rescue

Administration Office.............................512-266-2533

Travis County Animal Control.................512-974-2000

512-266-9312 – Facsimile

STEINER RANCH CONTACTS

www.steinerranchhoa.org

Office........................................................................................512-266-7553

OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday (Closed from 12-1:00pm).9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday & Sunday ........................................................................... CLOSED

STAFF General Manager Scott Selman........................................................ steiner@ciramail.com

Steiner Ranch Community Association

SCHOOLS

Leander ISD....................................................512-570-0000 Vandegrift High School.............................512-570-2300

Canyon Ridge Middle School..................512-570-3500

Laura Welch Bush Elementary.................512-570-6100 Steiner Ranch Elementary........................512-570-5700

River Ridge Elementary..............................512-570-7300

UTILITIES

Travis County WCID # 17...............................512-266-1111

City of Austin Electric.................................512-494-9400 Texas Gas Service

Operations Manager

Custom Service....................................1-800-700-2443

Sarah Dunlap....................................................... steiner@ciramail.com

Call Before You Dig.............................1-800-344-8377

Lifestyle and Communication Manager Desirre Ghebremicael.................................... steiner@ciramail.com

Architectural and Community Standards Coordinator Samantha Dominguez.................................. steiner@ciramail.com

Front Desk Coordinator Kayla Rutt................................................................ steiner@ciramail.com

Compliance...................................................... steiner@ciramail.com

COMPLIANCE, ARCHITECTURAL Compliance/ACC Coordinator............... steiner@ciramail.com

Emergencies...............................................512-370-8609 AT&T

New Service...........................................1-800-464-7928 Repair......................................................1-800-246-8464 Billing.......................................................1-800-858-7928

Time Warner Cable

Customer Service....................................512-485-5555

Repairs.........................................................512-485-5080

TDS (Trash & Recycle).................................512-329-1752 Austin/Travis County Hazardous Waste

............................................................................512-974-4343

OTHER NUMBERS

Lake Travis Postal Office...........................512-263-2458

Coyote Sightings.................................................................311 Five Star Commercial Community Management

Balcones Canyonlands Preserve.......................................

.................https://www.traviscountytx.gov/tnr/nr/bcp

SRMA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER

Email the SRMA BOD.........................board@steinerranchhoa.org

Advertising.............................advertising@peelinc.com

Peel, Inc..............................................................512-263-9181

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FROM THE ASSOCIATION OFFICE 5

Assessments are due July 1st, 2022

Fireworks/Firecrackers Prohibited

General Maintenance Update from the SRMA Board

SRMA Board Of Directors Election Results

It Is Now Safe To Prune Your Trees

Safety Reminders

Overnight Parking, Boats & Watercraft Storage

What Are Red Flag Warnings and Watches and Why

Should You Care?

STEINER ACTIVITIES & EVENTS 11

Steiner Ranch Concert in the Park

Decorate Your Ride

Young at Heart News

News from the Trails Committee

Fourth of July Celebration

VHS Band March-A-Thon 2022

NEWS YOU CAN USE 17

Stormwater Programs - Help Preserve Lake Travis

Stage 1 Mandatory Outdoor Watering Schedule

IN EVERY ISSUE 4

Cover Photo

Classifieds

Teen Job Seekers

UPCOMING STEINER RANCH HOA EVENTS 07/04

Decorate Your ride & July 4th celebration

08/06

March-A-Thon

08/20

Concert In The Park

9/10

Fall Community Garage Sale

10/17 – 10/27

Steiner Spook-tacular House Parade

12/03

Santa Event

12/08

Volunteers’ dinner

12/01 – 12/16

Santa Mailbox

12/12-12/22

Annual Holiday House Decorating contest

Steiner Ranch Master Association Board of Directors Meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm at Towne Square. Steiner Ranch Residential Owners Board of Directors Meets on the last Thursday of each month at 6:00pm at Towne Square. Trail Committee Meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm. The committee also holds monthly trail work days. To learn more visit the Steiner Ranch Trail Committee Facebook page for the most up to date information and join their newsletter by subscribing at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/ steinertrails Event Planning Committee Meets once a month. To join the committee and for more info, please send an email to desirre.ghebremicael@grandmanors.com

COVER PHOTO

Happy Independence Day, America! This month’s cover photo was captured at the Steiner Ranch HOA Fourth of July Celebration last summer. Join us for this year’s event on Monday, July 4th for a morning of community and celebration. Have a photo you would like to see published in the next Ranch Record? For consideration, send pictures to communications@steinerranchhoa. org no later than the 8th of the month prior to publication. Your photo might just be next month’s cover! By submitting your photo you agree to allow your photo to be published in future issues of the Ranch Record and/or other Steiner Ranch communications.

Events are tentative & subject to change or cancel at any time. Events are planned by the Steiner Ranch Event Planning Committee, and are for Steiner Ranch residents in good standing with the association and their guests only. Final approval to participate in any Steiner Ranch program or event is dependent upon HOA approval. For more information, please contact Desirre Ghebremicael at: steiner@ ciramail.com. For the most up to date information, follow us at: Facebook. com/SteinerRanchHOAevents or visit the Steiner Ranch HOA website at: www.steinerranchhoa.org 4

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Assessments are due July 1st, 2022

The July semi-annual Association assessments are due July 1st, 2022. We encourage all residents if you have not done so already to take the opportunity to register on the CiraNet portal at https://www.ciranet. com/ResidentPortal. Not only can the assessments be paid with ease through the resident portal, you can also view Associations documents, current/history of your account ledger (starting September 1st, 2018, anything prior to this date contact the HOA office), Association financials and “report a problem” in your Association. While on the resident portal please verify your contact information such as your mailing address, telephone number and email address. Semi-annual assessments are due July 1st, 2022 and considered late if received after July 31st, 2022. Statements will be mailed to each homeowner at the mailing address on file. If you do not receive a statement by June 30th, contact the GrandManors Resident Services at 1-855-947-2636. Residents are encouraged to use one of the following payment methods: • ACH/Auto Debit (**Recommended**) – Sign Up Today! This is the easiest way to pay! The ACH system automatically debits your account for the correct amount when your assessment is due. You will need your GrandManors Community ID; Account #; and Check Digit ID. For assistance call 1-855-947-2636 • eCheck/Credit Card

FIREWORKS / FIRECRACKERS PROHIBITED Steiner Ranch Fireworks Policy

Residents are reminded that fireworks within Steiner Ranch are prohibited by the Steiner Ranch Master Association and Steiner Ranch Residential Association. There are a number of reasons for this: 1. The use of fireworks places homes at serious risk of fire. 2. The topography and green space of Steiner Ranch is conducive to fires. 3. Federal rules regarding management of the Balcones Canyonlands (which borders Steiner Ranch) impose significant restrictions on activities that may affect wildlife therein. Serious penalties for violation can be imposed by federal officials. 4. Homeowners are entitled to the peaceful enjoyment of their property. Should you believe a violation is occurring, please complete a “ Report a Restriction Violation” as soon as possible at https://www.ciranet.com/ ResidentPortal or immediately following an occurrence. Physical and/or photographic evidence is essential in substantiating a violation.

You can make a one-time payment using eCheck (electronically debited from your checking account), Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover*. Visit Resident Portal and choose "Make a payment" or call 1-855-947-2636 to pay over the phone. *The bank charges a $14.95 convenience fee if you pay via a credit card. • Check You can write a check payable to your homeowners' association and mail it along to the address listed below. Please write your homeowner account number on the check: c/o GrandManors 2633 McKinney Ave #130-502 Dallas, TX 75204-2581 Your Bank’s Online Bill-Pay • Bill Pay If you pay your assessments through an online bill-pay service, please update the payee information of your HOA to include your new GrandManors Customer ID. The payee address should be set up as shown below: Payee: Your Association’s Name Address 1: c/o GrandManors Address 2: 2633 McKinney Ave #130-502 City/State/Zip: Dallas, TX 75204-2581 Account/Reference # Late payments will cause aggravation and penalties. Any payments received after July 31st , 2022 are subject to an initial $25 late fee per Association and for each subsequent month that the assessment remains unpaid. Assessment must be received by July 31st not postmarked by July 31st . Copyright © 2022 Peel, Inc.

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General Maintenance Update from the SRMA Board

Dear Steiner Ranch Master Association (SRMA) Homeowners, Effective Thursday, June 9th, SRMA common areas maintenance request QR code flyers have been posted at all key locations and amenities enabling real-time reports by residents. We truly appreciate residents reporting any maintenance issues promptly and helping keep our amenities looking top-notch! The HOA maintenance staff reviews reports daily and address the issue. However, for problems that require HOA immediate action such as fecal contamination at community pools or hazardous issues, please call the HOA office at 512-266-7553 or GrandManors Residents Services at 1-855-947-2636. (The answering service will be available after hours) to report immediately. The HOA maintenance staff will also continue to do preventative maintenance per schedule. We apologize for any delays as we continue to manage through staffing constraints and supply chain delays, and we truly appreciate your patience. Please visit http:// steinerranchhoa.org/document_view.asp?id=1106 for a detailed list of improvements GrandManors staff and the SRMA Board made to date for our SRMA community. Regards, The Steiner Ranch Master Association Board of Directors All Volunteer run board, for more information about the SRMA Board, Vision, Projects, and Communications, please visit http://steinerranchhoa.org/

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SRMA Board Of Directors Election Results

Dear SRMA Homeowners,

Thank you for your participation at the 2022 SRMA Annual Board of Director election on Tuesday, June 21st, 2022. Congratulations to the newly elected SRMA Board of Directors Greg Kaine and Amy Yukich and to incumbent Director Jonathan Garriss for retaining his seat. Our sincerest thanks to all candidates for showing their interest in serving the SRMA Community. Below is the complete list of all the volunteer-run SRMA Board of Directors:

We thank them for their continued service to our Community.

Regards, Steiner Ranch Master Association 12550 Country Trails Lanes | Austin, TX 78732 Telephone: 512-266-7553 (9am-12pm & 1pm-5pm CST M-F) Email: Steiner@ciramail.com | Resident Services: 1-855-947-2636 (7:30am to 7pm CST M-F) Copyright © 2022 Peel, Inc.

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It Is Now Safe To Prune Your Trees

Because the risk for oak wilt is low between July and January, now is a good time to trim trees to allow for visibility of pedestrians, traffic and traffic signs. Limbs which extend over sidewalks and roadways pose a potential hazard and should be addressed, too. Regardless of seasonality, residents are encouraged to follow proper pruning techniques. TexasOakWilt.org recommends the following: •

Always paint fresh wounds on oaks, including pruning cuts and stumps, with wound dressing or latex paint immediately after pruning or live tree removal at all times of the year.

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Clean all pruning tools with 10% bleach solution or Lysol™ between sites and/or trees.

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Debris from diseased red oaks should be immediately chipped, burned or buried.

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Pruning should be completed before February 1 or after June 30.

If uncertain about trimming, consult with a Texas oak wilt certified arborist, an oak wilt specialist from a city, county or state government agency such as the Texas Forest Service or Texas AgriLife Extension Service, or visit texasoakwilt.org. The Steiner Ranch Master Association and Steiner Ranch Residential Association each have Oak Wilt Policies in effect. To view each policy in its entirety, visit the HOA website and click the ‘Oak Wilt Policy’ tab located under the ‘FAQ’ drop down menu.

Overnight Parking, Boats & Watercraft Storage Reminders

Per Steiner Ranch governing documents, no automobile or other vehicle may be parked overnight on any roadway within the community. Boats and watercraft must be stored in an enclosed space at all times. Storing watercraft in driveways or on the street is not allowed. To report overnight street parking or watercraft violations, visit https://www.ciranet.com/ResidentPortal and submit a " Report a Restriction Violation". Physical and/or photographic evidence is essential in substantiating a violation. Thank you for helping the association uphold Steiner Ranch rules which serve to protect and maintain the appearance and safety of the neighborhood.

SAFETY REMINDERS

For resident safety, please adhere to the following association rules and/ or state laws: SPEEDING - Please SLOW DOWN and follow posted speed limits. Should you witness speeding, aggressive, or dangerous driving, contact law enforcement. GOLF CARTS - Please ensure family members, including minors, are aware of the below Steiner Ranch Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions. If you witness someone operating a golf cart in a reckless manner, or in a manner in which you believe violates state law, you are encouraged to contact law enforcement. • Private golf carts must be registered with the association. • Private golf cart operators must have a valid driver’s license. • The operator and vehicle is subject to Texas law and must observe safe driving principles at all times. • The number of passengers which may ride in a private golf cart is limited to the number of seats provided in the vehicle. • Private golf carts may only be operated on paved streets within Steiner Ranch. • When not in actual use, private golf carts must be stored in the garage of a residence. • Private golf carts must be properly lighted between the hours of sunset & sunrise. • All private golf cart passengers must remain seated during golf cart operation. MOTORIZED VEHICLES - Please DO NOT operate motorized vehicles (including ATV's and golf carts) on neighborhood trails. Doing so poses a potential safety hazard to walkers and bikers. It also damages the trails, which the Trails Committee and other community volunteers graciously maintain. POOL RULES - Please familiarize yourself with Steiner Ranch pool rules, which are posted on the HOA website, and remember to never prop open pool gates.

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Classified Ads

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What are red flag warnings and watches and why should you care? Author: Bill Hamm, Firewise Committee Chair

furniture, making sure there are functioning hoses attached to your outside faucets, etc.. You should also check on your readiness to evacuate. For more details, there is a brochure called Ready, Set, Go! on the Firewise web site (https://austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/ hsem/ReadySetGoTexasBooklet.pdf ). For a free assessment of your home, please contact srfirewise@gmail.com. To get alerts related to any local emergency including fire, and evacuation orders, sign up at WarnCentralTexas.org. To get alerts for almost any emergency including red flag warnings and watches, download the FEMA app. Remember that wildfires can put many more homes in jeopardy than there are firefighters, so being prepared is essential if your home is to survive a wildfire!

Wildfire is Everyone’s Fight. You CAN protect your home against wildfires!!

Simply put, a red flag warning means that conditions are ripe for wildfires now. A red flag watch means that conditions are forecasted to be ripe for wildfires in the near future. You should care because Steiner Ranch is at high risk for wildfires and there are actions you can take to protect your home and prepare for an evacuation.

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The actions to protect your home have been outlined in previous articles such as creating defensible space and hardening homes against embers, which cause about 90% of house fires in a wildfire situation. These actions should have already been taken, but a red flag watch/ warning should be an alert to do any last minute checks, such as removing flammable

Many of you have seen the Smokey the Bear Fire Danger Sign. There is not a direct correspondence with Red Flag watches/ warnings. Red Flag watches/warnings are put out by the National Weather Service, the Smokey sign is governed by the Forest Service (and can be seen outside our LTFR fire house here in Steiner). However, the actions you should take are the same on days when the Fire Danger is reported as Extreme.

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Steiner Activities & Events

News from the Trails Committee Submitted by Sterling Gray

July 4th,

The Steiner Ranch Trails committee is made up of passionate volunteers that work to maintain and improve the nature trails in Steiner Ranch for the beneft of all in the community. With nearly 20 miles of trails there is a lot of maintance, as you can imagine. But with spring weather comes renewed enthusiasm to tackle the job. Our current efforts are focused on making some of the creek crossings a little safer and easier to navigate. Our first target was “Slippery Rock” – appropriately named. It is located at the intersection of Bear Creek and Slippery Rock Trails, just north of the Plateau neighborhood. A small group of hardy volunteers gathered in late March to install new concrete “stepping stones” across the creek. Hopefully, this will help keep hiker’s feet dry and avoid any nasty spills. This location also features a shaded bench overlooking the creek, with deep pools of water and a babbling brook in the background. A great place for a family hike, and to explore with young ones.

Young at Heart News

Summer is here, school is out and many other activities have ended for the summer months. However, Steiner Ranch Young at Heart continues to be active, although some of our members may be out of town. If you are new to Steiner or have wanted to try an activity but have not, this may be a good time for you to come. We would love to have you.

If you enjoy the trails as much as we do on the Trails Committee, why not join us during our monthly trail maintenance events, held the fourth Sunday of each month. Visit the Steiner Ranch Trail Committee Facebook page (https://www. facebook.com/srtrailcommittee) for times, locations and more details. You can also connect with the Trails Committee via the GroupMe app at “Steiner Ranch Trails Committee”. As always, I hope to see you out on the trails soon.

What is Young at Heart? It is a group of people ages 60 plus that get together to play games such as Canasta, MahJongg, Euchre and Mexican Train. Bridge is on hiatus until the fall. There are two different Book Clubs. We have Yoga, Walking, Pickleball and Biking for exercise and our socials each month are Wine Socials in homes every other month, Happy Hours in restaurants on alternate months, Ladies' and Men Lunches once a month, Coffee on Monday mornings for the Men and Dinner Groups. It is important as we age to engage our brain, be social, and exercise. We try to incorporate all of this in Young at Heart. If you live in Steiner Ranch and are 60 years old or older, you are welcome to join us. There are no rules. You can participate in only one activity or as many as you like. We were all new at one time, so are a welcoming group. If you are interested or have questions, please contact Ethel Bradford at emb43@sbcglobal.net or Karen Steans at Kjsteans@gmail.com. 12

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Steiner Activities & Events

VHS Band March-A-Thon 2022 The award-winning Vandegrift Band & Vision Dance Company is excited to continue its summer tradition of entertaining the Steiner Ranch community with the annual March-AThon parade. The event will be held Saturday, August 6, 8am, starting at John Simpson Park. More than 375 band and Vision members will march and play spirit tunes through the residential streets of Steiner Ranch. This event will help raise funds for the nationally topranked program and their planned November 2022 trip to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Residents on the route can book private concerts, and all are welcome to follow the group as they play along the parade route. For more information, visit www.vhsband.com

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Stormwater Programs - Help Preserve Lake Travis Submitted by WCID17

Storm drains are designed to remove excess water from streets during rainy weather, vehicle washing, and also from over-irrigation of grassy areas. Unlike the wastewater from inside homes and businesses that flows through sewer and treatment plants, outside water runoff courses through manmade components such as ditches, pipes, inlets, catch basins, and ponds. It also makes it way to the natural components which are the local streams, flood plains, and wetlands. Please be aware and mindful that all drain inlets must be protected from harmful disposals, even yard trimmings. Yard trimmings can clog a

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storm drain and cause unnecessary backup of water in the drainage system. What can you do? It is simple! Dump NOTHING down the storm drains that you wouldn’t swim in or drink. As with any new initiative, it will take time for the full effect of the Stormwater Quality Program to be realized. However, substantial improvements in maintenance services and better drainage care should be visible with your watchful eyes helping near your home. Education and teamwork will be key as we move forward together to protect our beautiful lakes.

Anyone living in the Central Texas area is familiar with the problems that a heavy rainfall or severe thunderstorm can create. Roads can become impassable and standing water remains long after the storm passes. As water flows, the runoff collects and transports soil, pet waste, pesticides, oil and grease, plastic bags, cigarette butts and other pollutants directly in to the lakes. This contaminated flow pollutes our waterways and is harmful to wildlife, aquatic life, plants and humans. Even during the driest day of summertime in Texas, we produce 14 million gallons of stormwater which can surge from activities such as car washing and lawn watering. Being on the lookout for storm drain blockages and monitoring what we allow into these drains will help to control the quantity of flow and enhance the quality of stormwater draining directly into our beautiful Lake Travis. Together we can make a difference to preserve the quality of this natural reservoir which also severs as our source of potable drinking water.

News You Can Use

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ATTENTION TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS

Please submit your information to communications@steinerranchhoa.org if you would like to be added, removed to the list, or to have your information updated.

* CPR Training + Red Cross Certified ^ First Aid

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Cameron Romero*^............13............•............•.............................713-210-9042 Megan Schmitt....................14............•............•...........•.................512-713-5343 Kaitlyn Schmitt...................13............•............•...........•.................512-663-6543 Grace Jackson......................14............•..........................................512-565-0963 McKayla Bagnal*+^............15............•............•...........•.................512-695-1981 Grace Jackson......................14............•..........................................512-565-0963 Leila Mahmud.....................16............•........................•................. 512-657 7718 Abbey Wilson......................16............•..........................................310-343-2286 Henri Renel.........................12.........................•...........•..........•......512-660-9542 Johnson, Jade.......................15........... 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Articles inside

SRMA Board Of Directors Election Results

General Maintenance Update from the SRMA Board

What Are Red Flag Warnings and Watches and Why Should You Care?

VHS Band March-A-Thon 2022