IT's TIME FOR A NEW KIND OF EASTER EGG HUNT

Announcement Regarding Your Watters Crossing Homeowners Association and Amenities
(UPDATED 4/1/2020)

Residents –

In an effort to comply with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance in social distancing we are implementing the following for the Community and its Amenities.

• Social Activities – All social activities will be postponed or cancelled through April 12 and will be reevaluated as events unfold. This includes the Easter Egg Hunt originally scheduled for April 11.
• The Clubhouse will be closed and all access controls will be disabled through April 30. Clubhouse access will be reevaluated as events unfold, with the possibility of the closure being extended.
• Clubhouse Reservations – All reservations for group activities at the Clubhouse will be cancelled through April 30. Reservation payments and deposits will be refunded
• The date for opening of the two pools has yet to be determined.
• The tennis court is currently closed.
• Both WCHOA Playgrounds are currently closed.
• All dates are subject to change.

Information on Texas Neighborhood Coalition

Read further updates on the Texas Neighborhood Coalition and STRs including the cancellation of the Committee Hearing of STRs by Click Here.

Vandalism Cost Each One of Us

When our kids do this, it costs us from our dues. These shots are from the Phase II Playground which has a Gaga Pit. The Gaga Pit was a 2016 Eagle Scout project. The adjacent sign explains the rules and will be replaced soon.

Vandalism Cost Each One of Us (Part 2)

Apparently, after our posting of the damage done at the Gaga Pit in the Phase III Park, the vandals felt more damage was necessary. They then returned to finish destroying the sign.These signs are not lightweight and such damage would take some time and cause considerable noise. If anyone has information on this damage, please email board@watterscrossing.com so we can have a conversation with the parents. It is regrettable to spend your dues monies on such damage.

Architectural Control Process Changes Complete; Violations Now Managed by NMI

The Watters Crossing HOA has been most fortunate thru the years in having many volunteers to step up and fill openings on the Architectural Control Committee. Since turnover from the developer in 1998, the five spots have continually been filled. Recent events; however, including an ever-increasing ACC workload and members being confronted and threatened, have resulted in the decision of the Board to contract the violation responsibilities of the ACC to NMI Management. The transition to NMI is complete and homeowners should see very little difference. Read more…

Thanks to Holiday Social 2019 Volunteers and Sponsors

The Watters Crossing annual Holiday Social was very well attended this year. Back were the giant snow globe, the s’mores station, and the hayride. A professional photographer provided finished photos for those seeing Santa.
We want to thank all the volunteers for helping to make Watters Crossing a fun place to live. These people, your neighbors, are what makes our neighborhood such a great place. Without them, we would have no functions.

Plano Tree Care Offering Discount

Plano Tree Care is offering 10% off for preventative tree trimming to the homeowners within Watters Crossing. Let us get your trees ready for winter. We are here to help and would love the opportunity to work with you. Call 214-502-837

Dogs, Dog Leashes, and Dog Poo

The WCHOA Board continues to receive complaints concerning dogs. We are asking for everyone with dogs to be aware and considerate of your neighbors. Read more…

Cars, Trucks, Garages, and More

The ACC typically receives complaints, comments, and concerns regarding on-street parking. The Declaration of of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions of Watters Crossing permits on-street parking of licensed motor vehicles. Note that boats, trailers, and recreational vehicles may never be parked on any street within Watters Crossing unless actively loading or unloading.
With that said, we would ask all homeowners to be mindful of their neighbors:

• Avoid parking directly at an intersection, alley entrance, or stop sign which creates blind spots for turning drivers
• Avoid parking directly opposite another car on your street as it creates both blind spots and difficulty for passing vehicles
• Avoid, where possible, parking on Bel Air Drive; this street is heavily traveled by pedestrians (with kids and dogs) using the Hike and Bike trail. It also passes a number of areas of congestion including the Clubhouse, the Clubhouse Pool, the tennis court, three parks, and a school crossing.

We do appreciate everything homeowners do to help keep our neighbor attractive and safe to travel.

2020 EVENTS FOR RESIDENTS OF WATTERS CROSSING