VOTE Now on the Proposed Covenant Amendment

Information for voting on a proposed amendment to the Watters Crossing Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions has been sent to each homeowner early this year. All information is also contained HERE. Your vote is important. Regardless of how you vote, we do need everyone's vote. All voting is confidential. There is one vote per Watters Crossing address.

Watters Crossing Semiannual Neighborhood Yard Sale
Saturday, September 23, 2023

The Spring community-wide yard sale is Saturday, September 23. The set time is 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM rain or shine. This is one of our two annual neighborhood yard sales and is your opportunity for some house cleaning. All yard sale signing is provided by your homeowners association. Note that no yard sale and/or garage sale signing is permitted within Watters Crossing at any other time during the year. CLICK HERE. for your registration form and fee info. Questions can be directed to yardsale@watterscrossing.com

Troop 1299 Boy Scouts to Host Fundraiser
Saturday, September 23

Drop-off location east (far side) of Clubhouse Pool Cabana. Read HERE for complete information.

First Friday Film

Bring your cooler and kids and come to the Clubhouse Pool to swim and see a movie.

Location: Clubhouse Pool

Date: October 6th

Time: 8:30PM

Click Here to see movie schedule.

Pools Closing Update,
First Friday Films Extended,
Dog SPLASH! Coming…

The Phase II / Newport Pool will close for the season at end-of-day Saturday, September 30, 2023. The Phase I / Clubhouse Pool will remain open until end-of-day, Saturday, October 7, 2023.

Last First Friday Film for 2023 on Friday, October 6 at the Clubhouse Pool. The movie being screened is Hotel for Dogs. This 2009 film is rated PG and will begin at approximately 7:30 P

Bring Fido to DOG SPLASH!

Location: Phase I / Clubhouse Pool
Date: Saturday, October 7, 2023
Time: 12:00PM-3:00PM

• ACTIVITIES: Free burgers, hot dogs, and drinks
• City of Allen Animal Shelter representatives will have an information booth on animal adoptions.

ACC Reminders Roof Replacement

All exterior improvements must be submitted to the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) for review and approval prior to any work commencing. This includes all roof replacements. Please submit a Roof Replacement form from www.watterscrossing.com when planning on roof replacement. Guidelines for Roof Replacement are located HERE.

The ACC does expedite roof reviews. Note that the most common roof color in Watters Crossing is typically referred to as "Weathered Wood".

Also, no contractor signs are permitted at any time in Watters Crossing. Installations of such signs will result in violation letters to the homeowner. We appreciate your help with this.

Pools Open Monday, May 1

Both Watters Crossing pools will open Monday, May 1. Your existing pool card is needed for access to either pool. Replacement cards for lost or misplaced cards can be obtained by sending an email to poolaccess@watterscrossing.com There is a $25 charge for replacement cards. Cards are limited to ONE per home address. Continue reading pool rules

Updated Park Re-opens

Bring the kids to the updated Phase III Playscape. Located at Bel Air Drive and Placer Drive, amenities at the renovated park now include:

• New benches and picnic tables
• Charcoal grilling station
• Six adult exercise stations
• Cornhole (bring your own beanbags)
• Checkers, Backgammon, and Chess boards (bring your own game pieces)
• Gaga Ball Pit
• Original play equipment, swings
• Free Little Library

Trees and the Contractors who “Trim”

We would alert homeowners to use caution when selecting anyone to trim your trees. There are many groups driving the neighborhood offering the service of “tree trimming”. Please ensure you research who you are using. Yes, you can get a lower price, but results can be a problem. Some flags to look for:

• The contractor leaves all the limbs and debris from the trimming. The City of Allen requires that all contractors trimming trees remove from the property all trimming and debris.
• The “trimming” results in stumps
  • Limbs should be trimmed to natural joints. When stumps are left, typically the stub will rot back to the tree. This is usually after it has sent out multiple suckers. The canopy of the tree is destroyed.
  • The overall limb structure is weakened, making the tree susceptible to ice and storm damage

2023 CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR RESIDENTS OF WATTERS CROSSING
All dates subject to change or cancellation. Updated 3/15/2023

• WCHOA Board Meets 7:00 PM 3rd Monday of every month.
• ACC meets 7:00 PM last Tuesday of every other month (odd numbered month).
• WCHOA Playgroup meets every Friday.