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CINCO RANCH NEWSLETTER
 
 
 

 

 

 
Cinco Ranch Logo is a Lotus Blossom

LMA to Complete Sidewalk Connections

On March 15th construction will begin on two sections of sidewalk the Landscape Maintenance Association has approved to complete. The first section, which will be completed to coincide with Katy ISD’s Spring Break, is on the west side of Peek Rd. extending from Westheimer Pkwy. south to the second entry drive of the YMCA. The second section is on the north side of Westheimer Pkwy. from the present termination of the sidewalk at Villagio’s property line to the intersection at Mason Rd. This portion of sidewalk will link pedestrians to the various shopping options along Mason Rd. as well as other pedestrian thoroughfares.

These projects are for the benefit of all Cinco Ranch Residents to use and to improve their mobility throughout the Community. Please use caution and watch for construction crews when traveling in these areas.

If you have any questions pertaining to these projects please contact Landscape Manager, Chris Brockman, at the Cinco Associations office at (281)599-0408.

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Posted: Thursday, March 11, 2010

 
 

Water Smart

TEXAS LAWN WATERING GUIDE

Did you know?

Landscape irrigation can account for more than 50 percent of all the water used in Texas during the summer. Unfortunately, about half of this water is wasted due to over-watering or runoff.

Soil type, landscape slope, water requirements of the turfgrass type, and sprinkler efficiency all affect how often you need to water.

Established plantings do well in the summer when watered about once a week, especially if mulch is placed around plants. Mulch reduces evaporation of water from the soil and moderates soil temperatures. Low output sprinkler heads, bubblers, or drip irrigation systems will decrease runoff and are efficient ways to apply water.

Turfgrass takes on a dull, dark appearance and leaves begin to roll when they need water. Apply enough water to wet the soil to a depth of four to six inches, reaching the plant's root system. Use a soil probe or screwdriver to determine the depth the water actually reaches.

 

The "TEXAS LAWN WATERING GUIDE" Pamphlet contains many tips about things you can do to reduce your water bill...

Cinco Ranch MUD #9 and Cinco MUD #1 have arranged to make available, to all Cinco Residents, printed copies of the Water Smart Pamphlets in the lobby of the Associations Office.

Please contact us if you have any questions...
WaterSmart@CincoRanchPOA.com

More Information Be Water Smart Lawn Watering Guide Pamphlet

Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2010

 
 
Cinco Ranch Logo is a Lotus Blossom

Texas Tax Information for Retail Sellers of Electricity

This notice is intended to assist electric companies with meeting their state and local tax obligations, in addition to providing their customers with specific information regarding the tax-related charges listed on their electric bills.

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Posted: Friday, February 26, 2010

 
 
Cinco Ranch Logo is a Lotus Blossom

Cinco MUD 9 and Cinco MUD 10 have New Trash Company and New Recycle Policy

Cinco MUD 9 and Cinco MUD 10 have started using Best Trash as their Garbage Collection and Recycling Service company.

The great news is that the recycling center has started taking Glass and Cardboard.

You can now also recycle: ALL COLORS OF GLASS, PLASTICS 1-7 and ALL PAPER PRODUCTS including CARDBOARD, CEREAL BOXES, PHONE BOOKS, ETC.

A FEW NON-ACCEPTABLE ITEMS ARE: CLOTHES HANGERS, TOYS, CLEAR PLASTIC PACKAGING, AND STYROFOAM.

 

Posted: Friday, January 22, 2010

 
 
Willowfork Fire and Rescue

Fort Bend County Emergency Services District #2
2009 Call Summary Statistics

 

December 2009 Total

Monthly Average

EMS Calls

107 886

74

Fire Calls

46 347

29

Other Calls

9 55

5

Total Calls

162 1,288

107

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Other Calls” include investigating gas leaks, vehicle lock-outs,
hazardous material situations, etc.

 

Of the 2009 runs,

  • 104 (8%) involved motor vehicle accidents, and
  •    49 (4%) were mutual aid calls with other fire departments.

Posted: Monday, January 18, 2010

 
 
Cinco Ranch Library

PROGRAM SCHEDULE AT CINCO RANCH BRANCH LIBRARY

Fort Bend County Libraries’ Cinco Ranch Branch, 2620 Commercial Center Boulevard in Katy, presents a variety of free programs -- Mother Goose Time, Toddler Time, Story Time, Pajama Night Story Time, Kinder Korner, After-School Breaks and Teen Programs -- every month. These programs are free and open to the public.


For more information, please call the branch library at 281-395-1311 or the Public Information Office at 281-341-2677.

 
 
 
 
 
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