Upcoming Community Events Memorial Day BlastDate: May 25, 2024 Time: 12 PM - 4 PM Where: Clubhouse/ NC Pool Mark your Calendars for another family fun event! Be on the lookout for more details soon! Upcoming Social Events: view the calendar here! | Landscape Committee Notes Spring has sprung!Tree Tips Neighbors have been removing the Crepe Myrtles provided by Pulte due to a widespread issue with black sooty mold. While the trees themselves are not dead, they are heavily covered with this mold, which not only affects their appearance but also spreads onto porch railings. This problem is particularly severe in younger trees. We are addressing this issue in common areas and parks, but want to share ways to alleviate the problem for your individual homes. We recommend spraying the trees with a solution of dish soap to remove excess mold before applying an appropriate fungicide. As a preventive measure, it's advisable to apply horticultural oil or NEEM oil before the mold becomes extensive. This helps smother the insects responsible for causing the mold. Tree pruning tips can be found in the Documents folder Turf Tips Maintenance for: More landscape guidelines and tips can be found here, ! |
Pulte Updates NOTE: these updates are directly from our Pulte representatives and/or their vendors Various open projects (not a comprehensive list!) with Pulte:
Updates received 03.27.24 | |
Standards Committee & ARC NEWS
Questions? Reach out to the Standards Committee | Safety & Security Committee We heard your feedback and recently installed landscape light fixtures at both the Marfield and Cedar Park entrances to improve the visibility of our islands at night. Reminders:
Suggestions or concerns? Contact the S&S Committee |
Communications Newsletters 2024 2023 2023 Q3 Newsletter - September Prior years can be found under: community info>documents>newsletters&eblasts>newsletters.historical (2022 & prior) | EBlasts & Updates
The dates above are subject to change. |
Crystal Lake - Dam Reconstruction Updates: The work began the week of 4.15.24, weather permitting. | |
There are four main stages of work to be completed:
| Dam Reconstruction Documents: Homeowner Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Fact Sheet (includes overview, historical information, plan, etc.) |
Please, do not go near the breached dam. It is a highly dangerous situation. | |
Board Corner In September 2022, the board and standards committee initiated the approval process for the implementation of permanently installed LED lighting on roof lines. After consulting with vendors and gathering input on its usage in other communities, a set of conditions was established for all Architectural Review Committee (ARC) approvals of this "new tech." However, these conditions have not yet been detailed in the Neighborhood Living Standards (NLS). This technology differs from light strings, which are prohibited outside of holidays according to NLS standard #2. The LED lighting system is installed on tracks, concealed along the roofline, and typically not visible from the sidewalk when not in use. The visual appeal that persuaded the board and standards committee, who initially had concerns about its non-holiday usage, resembles traditional accent lighting. This type of lighting is used to highlight specific architectural features and landscape elements on the front of homes. Thoughtful use of the programmable features can simulate this but does take some effort and is somewhat subjective to avoid the holiday decorative look. The following are the criteria that the board will consider for LED lighting applications:
The board reserves the right to audit lighting schemes post-installation and require adjustments to lighting levels settings based on visual observations as it impacts the neighborhood including aesthetic considerations, outside of holiday periods. | Finance Committee 2023 Quarter 1 financial presentation: Financials are released on the 25th of each month. Find them here. |
Summer is coming and that means the McCullough Manta Rays are back for a second season! Come celebrate with us on Saturday, April 27th at the NC Clubhouse from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. as we host our 2nd annual neighborhood-wide FAMILY FUN NIGHT. We’ll have a food truck, ice cream, music, an inflatable obstacle course, and loads more. You do not need to be a part of the team to get in on the action! Bring the whole family for an evening of fun. | Registration for the 2024 McCullough Swim Team is now OPEN! Please visit our new team website to register and for program details. Registration dates: February 22 - May 22, 2024. | |
PRACTICE INFO May 14th - June 7th Tue/Thu 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. June 10th - July 19th Mon/Wed/Fri 7:15 - 8:30 a.m. | REGULAR SEASON MEETS June 1st - July 8th SEMI-FINALS July 13th or July 14th CHAMPIONSHIP MEET July 20th | Primary Contact - Erin Beck; email: mcculloughswimteam@gmail.com McCullough Swim Team, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization; a separate business entity from McCullough Neighborhood Association, Inc. ("The HOA"). |
We are excited to announce that the Manta Rays will be hosting the Invitational Meet for our league this year. Come out and cheer us on! Monday, July 8th from 5-9 p.m. McCullough NC Pool |
Spring Soccer Shots 2024: Start: Saturday, February 24th End: Saturday, May 18th Off: Saturday, March 30th (Saturday before Easter) Time: 9:30 - 11:30 am (3 sessions total) | Summer Soccer Shots 2024: The links to register will be live at 9:00 pm 3/13/24 Summer Classic Session: Register here! Start: June 15th End: August 7th Time: 9:30 - 11:30 am (3 sessions total) Summer Mini Session: Register here! Start: June 15th End: August 7th Time: 9:30 - 11:30 am (3 sessions total) |
AMENITY CENTER RESERVATIONS: Reservations are available for the pickleball courts, tennis courts, or a meeting with Meg, our Community Association Manager. If you have any questions on reservations, please contact our Community Association Manager, Meg at mccullough@kuester.com. |
last updated March 2024