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Twin Lakes HOA Board Meeting
The next meeting of the Twin Lakes HOA Board will be Monday, February 27th at 5:30 pm. An open session for residents to voice comments and concerns will be held around 6:45 pm. The agenda will follow shortly.
The approved 2012 budget has been posted on the Documents section of the website for resident review.
Coyote Alert
There have been an increased number of reports of coyote activity in the neighborhood from the adjoining Addicks reservoir. Everyone is encouraged to please follow these tips provided by Texas Parks & Wildlife – Urban Coyotes.
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Do not feed coyotes! Keep pet food and water inside. Keep garbage securely stored, especially if it has to be put on the curb for collection; use tight-locking or bungee-cord-wrapped trashcans that are not easily opened.
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Keep compost piles securely covered; correct composting never includes animal matter like bones or fat, which can draw coyotes even more quickly than decomposing vegetable matter.
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Keep pets inside, confined securely in a kennel or covered exercise yard, or within the close presence of an adult.
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Walk pets on a leash and accompany them outside, especially at night.
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Do not feed wildlife on the ground; keep wild bird seed in feeders designed for birds elevated or hanging above ground, and clean up spilled seed from the ground; coyotes can either be drawn directly to the seed, or to the rodents drawn to the seed.
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Keep fruit trees fenced or pick up fruit that falls to the ground.
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Do not feed feral cats (domestics gone wild); this can encourage coyotes to prey on cats, as well as feed on cat food left out for them.
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Minimize clusters of shrubs, trees and other cover and food plants near buildings and children's play areas to avoid attracting rodents and small mammals that will in turn attract coyotes
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Use noise making and other scaring devices when coyotes are seen. Check with local authorities regarding noise and firearms ordinances. Portable air horns, motor vehicle horns, propane cannons, starter pistols, low-powered pellet guns, slingshots, and thrown rocks can be effective.
Website Updates
Please check out several of our new website updates. We've added a calendar, classifieds section, and a history of the neighborhood. As always we appreciate your feedback!
 Twin Lakes is a 400-home community built around four beautiful lakes with cascading waterfalls and lighted fountains. Its custom-built homes are sited on large lots with ample setback from its wide, tree-lined streets that give the neighborhood its very special look and feel. This architecturally-controlled community remains extremely well maintained including its several amenities of a newly remodeled clubhouse, lighted tennis courts, swimming pool, playground, and walking paths that wind through our expansive landscaped common grounds. Full-time security monitors our entrance and patrols our streets.
Twin Lakes is served by the Cy-Fair Public school district. Private schools, including The Awty International School, the British School of Houston, and The Village School, provide bus pickup and drop-off from our neighborhood's Clubhouse.
Twin Lakes is located in Houston west of the Beltway and north of I-10. The Energy Corridor and major shopping centers are located within minutes as are several top-tier hospitals. Nearby major roadways include I-10, the Sam Houston Tollway (Beltway 8), and Highway 290, giving Twin Lakes ready access to the Greater Houston area.
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