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Looking for a summer job to earn extra spending money? We’re currently hiring lifeguards and pool monitors for the 2017 summer season! Lifeguard training available. Pay starts between $8.50 and $10.00 per hour depending on age, experience, and location. AND, we have openings at pools near you!
If interested apply online at www.austinpoolpros.com
Read moreWith the annual meeting behind us and our new board seated, we wanted to take the opportunity before our first 2017 board meeting to share our strategic priorities for the neighborhood for 2017 and beyond. First, we’d like to thank all those residents who’ve e-mailed us or spoken at the meetings this past year. We’ve heard loud and clear that aesthetic issues within the neighborhood are important to you. Concerns about street parking and lawn maintenance and landscaping upkeep are ongoing so we are going to devote time to focus on those in addition to a few other important areas.
Read moreAre you great at event planning, do you love organizing activities? If so, our wonderful neighborhood needs your help and efforts! Currently, Canyon Creek HOA is looking for caring residents to help lead events that have been a Canyon Creek tradition over the years.
Read moreThe Austin Parks Foundation has contacted the HOA Board to offer itself as a resource for anyone interested in Trailhead Park. APF is a local non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life for people in Austin and Travis County by filling the city’s funding and resource gap needed to develop, maintain and enhance the area’s parks, trails and green spaces.
Read moreOn Feb. 7 at the annual meeting of members, the Board of Directors (“Board”) of the Canyon Creek Homeowner’s Association (“Association”) approved a special assessment of $150 per household payable in three $50 installments due July 1, 2017, Jan. 1, 2018 and July 1, 2018 to fund redevelopment of the pool bathhouse. When completed Spring 2018, Canyon Creek will have a completely renovated facility offering:
In 2016, water surpassed landscaping to become the single largest association expense. In round numbers, our water expense in 2014 and 2015 was $92,000. In 2016 it was $128,000. Since joining the board in February 2016, water usage is something that I have been tracking closely so I wanted to give an update on what's been happening, where we've come from, a project that we've been working on and where we're headed.
Read moreAs the new treasurer on the board, I have been looking at the 2015 and 2016 budgets in order to come up to speed on the HOA financials. As part of my learning process, I thought it might be instructive to see how our annual dues are distributed across the various budget line items and how much is allocated to reserves each year. The chart below shows approximately how each household's $400 annual dues are spent. (For reference, there are 1,293 dues paying households in the Association.) Expenses classified as one-time, non-recurring are excluded from this analysis.
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