With spring around the corner, it’s a great time to start working on your home’s landscaping. Spring weeds are starting to poke through and our plants are starting to grow again. This cleanup activity will make your home, yard and neighborhood look more attractive. Our HOA provides some guidelines provided below for your reference. Thank you for your hard work, and we look forward to seeing great looking landscapes again this spring!

Starting December 26, the City of Austin curbside customers can recycle their Hanukkah bushes, Christmas, and holiday trees by leaving them at the curb on their regular collection day.

2020 Fall Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Newsletter

In July 2019, the Austin City Council voted to lift the ban on homeless camping in public spaces. Although camping without a permit remains expressly prohibited in public parks, since that time, the CCHOA board and many of our HOA Members have been nervously watching and waiting to see if and when Canyon Creek might be impacted by the growing population of homeless in the city . It has, unfortunately, recently come to the board’s attention that a homeless individual has begun loitering and sleeping overnight at the pavilion at Trailhead Park. Since Trailhead Park is operated by the Austin Parks and Recreation Department, there is no obvious direct action that the HOA can undertake except to inform Members that this is a police matter.

Many people in our neighborhood have pets that they love to take on walks in our community. This is good for both the pet and for the owner.  While getting fresh air outside, dogs love to defecate and urinate while on their walks. Owners should pick up after their animals to keep the surrounding areas clean and sanitary. Feces on the sidewalk or adjoining grass is unsightly and unpleasant to neighbors that walk or live nearby. Owners should carry “poop bags”, pick up their animal droppings, either place them in containers that the HOA has provided along Boulder Lane, or place this trash in their own trash containers, not in the neighbors’ down the street. The HOA board believes this is a simple thing to request of our homeowners and asks that all of us comply with this request. We appreciate your compliance and your neighbors appreciate it as well.

With spring arriving and the weather warming up, it’s a great time to start working on your home’s landscaping. Spring weeds are poking through and our plants are starting to grow again. This cleanup activity will make your home, yard and neighborhood look more attractive. Our HOA provides some guidelines provided below for your reference. Thank you for your hard work, and we look forward to seeing great looking landscapes again this spring!

Canyon Creek Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Newsletter - Fall 2019

Fall is finally here and the heat of summer is a thing of the past. Now is the time to address issues you may have had with your landscaping during the summer.

This presentation was made by Bruce Byron, Public Information Lead, of TxDOT and explains some plans for improving mobility on and around RM 620.

Please only use your own receptacles for your trash. Dumping bags of your refuse in someone else's dumpster, trash, or recycling bin is illegal dumping and you could be fined for that activity.

Your HOA board is pleased to announce the opening of the 2019 pool season and open house for our new amenity center building and pool this Saturday, May 18th at noon.  Please join us for a look around, refreshments, or just a swim.  Your HOA board and community manager will be available to answer questions until 4:00 p.m.

Canyon Creek Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Newsletter Spring 2019

To ensure all residents continue to have access to the amenities, the Board of Directors has elected to run registration renewal for the 2019 season. Renewals are performed in an effort to ensure the amenity access is only granted to those residents who meet the criteria set forth by the governing documents and the Board of Directors. All residents, tenants included, will be required to register their pool card(s). To complete registration, you must complete the pool access waiver and provide Spectrum with the serial numbers listed on the pool card(s) you wish to register. Options for how to register are provided in this posting.

The results of the traffic survey we conducted recently are presented here, along with some actions we are taking to calm traffic going forward. Thank you to the residents who participated.

Drivers, slow down when approaching the crosswalks in Canyon Creek.

Prepare to stop for pedestrians crossing the street!

Many folks in our community would like to update their sidewalk strip for easy maintenance and to improve aesthetics in this area.  The sidewalk strip is the area between the sidewalk and street.  For those who would like to pursue this change, we’d like to encourage folks to use drought tolerant landscaping and plants.