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In 2018, the main event for our residents was held in September and was jam packed with activities – everything from a water slide and inflatable obstacle

course to a foam party, rock wall, dolphin slide and train! Everyone enjoyed hot dogs and Kona Ice while exploring the wide variety of booths and listening to Cade Baccus and the Sawdust Stompers. Even the rain that lasted a short time in the middle of the fun didn’t get this crowd down!

CFHOA Residents EnjoyFamily Events

The social committee is currently planning 2019 events. To volunteer and help with an event please email [email protected].

THANK YOU to all of our sponsors!

In December, families came out to the 19th Hole Pavilion to enjoy Cookies and Cocoa with Santa, and to watch a special holiday movie. Coloring stations, vendors with games, tables of snacks, a popcorn machine and other tasty treats kept the kids entertained while they watched The Polar Express movie. The evening was topped off with a snowball fight using light, fluffy glow-in-the-dark snowballs!

If you missed the Pumpkin Float in 2018, add it to your calendar for Halloween celebrations this year! This popular event, brainchild of Andrea Jobes and the social committee, was a blast! CFHOA kids swam over to pick out their favorite pumpkin and then decorated them, filling the grotto pool with bunches of floating orange pumpkins of all sizes mixed in with laughing kids searching for the “perfect” one.

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Vol. 30 • JAN 20192 | SUBMIT COMMENTS & QUESTIONS TO [email protected]

Crystal Falls HOA OnsiteOffice Celebrates 4 Years

The Crystal Falls HOA onsite office was opened in January 2015 to create a more convenient location for members, who previously had to travel into Austin for all services. It is an independent office comprised of two HOA staff members reporting directly to the CFHOA Board of Directors.

In addition to the items listed to the right, the Director communicates with the Board and Voting Representatives frequently on items such as the annual budget, board meetings, community meetings, hearings, and other items requiring Voting Rep input and Board vote, and works with the HOA attorney to coordinate on Crystal Falls legal matters.

With over 3,000 homes in the 10 communities within Crystal Falls, the HOA office stays very busy. When they aren’t assisting a resident at the desk or on the phone, they are answering the 100+ emails received daily, communicating with vendors to resolve resident complaints, meeting with residents at their property, and going into the community to follow up on inquiries and complaints.

Day-to-Day Onsite Management for the HOA

The staff at the HOA office handle day-to-day operations for the Crystal Falls community, including:

• Hire, schedule and supervise all vendors, including landscapers, pool monitors, lifeguards, pool cleaning companies, gate maintenance/security companies and plumbing/electrical services

• Supervise Goodwin Manage- ment’s performance of the accounting and deed restriction enforcement duties

• Receive and assist member inquires in person, via phone and email

• Program information for all vehicle and amenity gates

• Distribute bar codes, remotes, and pool keys

• Manage upload of architectural submissions and revisions for ACC review

• Prepare initial draft of the annual budget for the upcoming year for Voting Rep review

• Work with the gate committee to ensure proper gate management

• Coordinate with various HOA committees

• Manage reservations of the pools and 19th Hole Pavilion

• Manage, maintain and publish HOA communications, including the community website and HOA Facebook page, the HOA newsletter and landscape guide

• Send welcome letters, courtesy balance past due notices, and community mailouts for elections and gate information

• Conduct monthly orientations to improve understanding of the community

Goodwin Management’s Role

As a vendor of the Crystal Falls HOA, Goodwin Management is hired to perform accounting and deed restriction violation enforcement. Residents should contact Goodwin directly with questions regarding their account, and to report any violations to the driver so that letters can be sent reminding the owner of the restrictions. Accounting: Call 512-502-7515 or email [email protected]

Violation [email protected] (Grand Mesa)Drivers: [email protected] (Highlands) [email protected] (Boulders, Fairways, Cap Rock)

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The ACC Corner

ACC Process: Go to www.CrystalFallsHOA.com and click on the blue ribbon in the top right corner to access the Improvement Request Form, or drop by the HOA office to pick up a form. Please include all information listed on the form to avoid delays in the approval process. Upon submission, the ACC has 30 days to review, and you will get a response via email.

Effective Jan. 1, 2019, the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) transitioned to the HOA Voting Representatives. In preparation for this change, three Voting Reps have been trained and co-reviewing submissions since September, capitalizing on the exist-ing years of tribal knowledge and experience. Voting rep and ACC member David Baker stated “We have been working with the Declarant and learning a lot about the governing documents for the community. The goal is to protect and enhance property values for our members.”

Members can download the Improvement Request Form from the HOA website and submit it directly to the HOA office, and email questions, comments or con-cerns to the ACC at [email protected].

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The HOA processed 309 ACC submissions in 2018. The top 5 categories were:

In addition to these requests, some playscapes were approved resulting in some very excited Crystal Falls kids!

We also had a couple of greenhouses and outdoor kitchens.

Pool Fence Patio Landscape Pergola/Cabana

ACC Process: Go to www.CrystalFallsHOA.com and click on the blue ribbon in the top right corner to access the Improvement Request Form, or drop by the HOA office to pick up a form. Please include all information listed on the form to avoid delays in the approval process. Upon submission, the ACC has 30 days to review, and you will get a response via email.

In addition to these requests, some playscapes were approved resulting in some very excited Crystal Falls kids!

We also had a couple of greenhouses and outdoor kitchens.

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6-9 YRWINNERS!

Biggest Fish

Tristin Bierwirth

Most Fish

Isla Schlueter

Longest Fish

Conner Clanton

Shortest Fish

Ayla Schlueter

The weather turned out to be beautiful for the 6th Annual Crystal Falls HOA Fishing Derby, which was held on Saturday, Nov. 3. The skies were clear, the temperature was brisk, and the fish were biting as the event began with the 6-9 year-old category at 8:30 am. The 9 anglers in this category caught a total of 6 fish, with an 18-inch, 2lb 6oz catfish caught by Tristin Bierwirth (right), winning the prize for heaviest fish. The other winners in this category were Ayla Schlueter (top, 3rd) with the shortest fish, Connor Clanton (top right) with the longest fish, and Isla Schlueter with the most fish.

At 9:30 am, the 10-13 year-olds cast their lines, with Jaxon Leiva (top left) catching the only fish of the hour and winning the prize for most fish. The 14-18 year-olds began fishing at 10:30 am, and Kennedy Diamond (top 2nd) - a repeat contestant from previous years - won the prize for most fish with 3 caught during the hour.

Special thanks to Dick’s Sporting Goods for their support of the event! Don’t forget residents and accompanied guests are welcome to use the fishing lake year-round during the day.

The lake is stocked with bass, perch, sunfish, and catfish. Fishing hours and rules are on our community website at www.crystalfallshoa.com/amenities/Fishing-Lake.

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Crystal Falls HOA Find and “Like us” at www.facebook.com/CrystalFallsHOA for the latest updates in Crystal Falls, and to join the con-versation. Be sure to “Share us” with neighbors, friends and family, and submit a photo for our Timeline cover. Contact [email protected] to learn more.

The HOA uses the Facebook page as part of the CFHOA Member Communications network. Photo restrictions apply.

6th Annual CFHOA Youth Fishing Derby Draws Young Anglers

10-13 YRWINNER!Most Fish

Jaxon Leiva

14-18 YRWINNER!

Most Fish

Kennedy Diamond

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mobile Storage Units, Trailers, RVs

The HOA office receives calls from members with varying points of view on many things, including mobile storage units (PODS), trailers and RVs. While our deed restrictions are clear on prohibiting these items, the Board has made an effort to be reasonable in allowing their temporary pres-ence for a short time to facilitate loading and unloading as long as it is not abused.

Occasionally, members need to utilize a POD when moving in/out or for a remodel project. Similarly, some of our residents own a recreational vehicle and want to bring it to their home to load/unload it for a weekend trip. Or maybe a contractor needs to leave a trailer to load scrap project materials for hauling away the following day.

Some residents are frustrated because they purchased within a deed restricted community specifically because they wanted the rules strictly enforced. They feel it is inconsiderate of neighbors to leave RVs, trailers and PODS in view because they see it as detracting from the aesthet-ics of the community.

In order to accommodate residents preparing their RV for a trip, the Board has allowed homeowners to park an RV at their home for 3-4 hours for loading/unloading purposes only.

PODS may remain at a home for a maximum of three days for loading/unloading.

Each member has access to the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CCRs) prior to closing (also available on our community website at www.crystalfallshoa.com/documents/governing-docs/), is given a copy by the title company at or before closing, and is responsible for read-ing and complying with the deed restrictions.

If you have ideas for changes to the deed restrictions, contact the Voting Representative for your community.


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Community Q&A

Solving Community Issues Together

Q. I would like to see more amenities for residents, how can I accomplish this?

A. To date, the developer has paid for all amenities and deeded them to the HOA. Moving forward, assessment funds will be used for new ameni-ties so voting reps should be contacted with suggestions for improvements as well as plans for funding them. They will discuss budgeting, as well as possible locations (considering land available in non-gated areas).

Ask The View! Homeowners are encouraged to submit general property- and community-related questions to The View at Crystal Falls via email at [email protected]. At least one question will be answered in each issue of the newsletter. View all past newsletters, Frequently Asked Questions and more at www.CrystalFallsHOA.com.

*** report Speeding Contractors to Their employers ****** The HOA is nOT responsible for Gate Damage to Vehicles Tailgating ***

*** no Trespassing Private Property notice ***The drainage ditch running from Winkley elementary to Quarry Park in The Highlands is private property.

Leander Fire Dept. vehicles recently received bar codes from the CFHOA to improve response time and prevent gates from remaining open.


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Crystal Falls Bridge Group Popular with ResidentsMary Ann Williamson, a resident in The Highlands, started a new Rubber Bridge group to help neighbors meet and have fun. Open for players of all genders, ages, and levels it is already up to 19! The group meets at 1 pm the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Silverado Memory Care, 800 C-Bar Ranch Trail. If interested in joining, email Mary Ann at [email protected].


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Crystal Falls HOA Past and FutureAs is typical of new communities, the Crystal Falls HOA has been under the direction of the developer of Crystal Falls since the inception of the com-munity 18 years ago. Millions of dollars are at stake in the development of a new community, and it is under-standable that the developer would want to make sure it is a success.

The original five members of the CFHOA Board of Directors included the developer and his appointees. In preparation for turnover of the com-munity to the residents, he has in the last few years replaced two of the positions with resident voting repre-sentatives. To provide input from all communities, voting representatives from each section of the community are elected for staggered three year terms to represent the members of their section. Since 2016, these voting representatives have been very active in major decisions for the community. In addition to being involved in all major decisions for the community, they determine the final budget for the following year and it is approved by the Board at the annual meeting held in November. Recommendations from the members are solicited at the semiannual community meetings with the voting reps, where residents from throughout Crystal Falls can discuss their concerns and suggestions with all the voting representatives and resident members of the Board. It is anticipated that the Board will be under resident control effective Jan. 1, 2020. The Architectural Committee has already transitioned from a 3-person developer controlled committee to being comprised of resident voting representatives only, putting the residents in control of their own architectural approvals.

During the development stage, the developer paid the full cost of installing all amenities and then deeded them over to the HOA for maintenance. Now that most of the lots are sold and the transition is in process, installation of any future amenities will be paid for by the residents.

As part of the transition, the voting representatives are reviewing the deed restrictions for each section and have been given the rare opportunity by the developer to make suggestions for any changes they deem necessary to create a cohesive set of governing documents. After spending many hours in review, they are compiling a list of proposed changes to be evaluated by both the Board and the HOA attorney. If approved, these changes will be incorporated as the turnover takes place and make the documents for individual sections more cohesive.

This will be an exciting year, as we experience this transition and prepare for resident control of the community. Your voting representatives have played an integral role in the process, having spent a great deal of time in efforts to ensure that the transition is a smooth one. Please extend your gratitude to them for their hard work. We know there is still a lot of work to be done, but look forward to this unique time in our history with enthusiasm and optimism for the future of our community.

Pictures From the Past:

(top) View from the Christine monument before development

(right) Looking on Arroyo Grande from First View


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Fun Events & Day TripsFebruary 12 • Olive Oil 101, Con’ Olio Oils & Vinegars (Austin). Friends and family will enjoy discovering new ways to enjoy this kitchen staple as experts guide you through a tasting of some of the world’s freshest extra virgin olive oils, complete with pairings of cheese, artisanal bread, Amy’s Mexican Vanilla ice cream and more. Starts at 6:30 pm. Go to www.Conolios.com to learn more and purchase tickets.

February 16 • Austin rose Society Care & Propagation Workshop (Austin). Learn how to se-lect, prune, propagate and fertilize roses. This free workshop starts at 9 am at Zilker Botanical Garden and includes a discussion on pest management and other general care techniques. Learn more at www.austinrosesociety.org.

February 18 • Harlem Globetrotters (Cedar Park). Kids of all ages enjoy this famous group as they show off their basketball handling skills. Starts 2 pm at the HEB Center. Tickets available at www.HEBCenter.com.

February 23 • Family Fun Day at Crux Climbing Center (Austin). Have fun introducing the whole family to climbing, fitness and yoga! Starts at 10 am and features live music, face painting, vendors, raffle and kids yoga, No registration required. Cost: $5 per kid and $10 per adult. Learn more at www.cruxclimbingcenter.com.

February 23 • 11th Annul Austin modern Home Tour (Austin) & mid-Century Block Party (Leander). This popular, self-guided home tour starts in Austin and concludes with a unique block party in Leander’s private Starlight Village community. The 10+ Tour homes spread across Austin open from 10 am - 5 pm showcasing some of Austin’s most unique and awe-inspiring modern homes and their creative architects and build-ers. Beginning at 3 pm (until early evening) residents of the HGTV-featured Starlight Village will open their doors for a Mid-Century Block Party, complete with light food and drink. Leander’s Starlight Village is entirely com-prised of mid-century modern-inspired architecture. Kids 10-17 welcome. General admission tickets $15-40, VIP tickets $75. Visit www.modernhometouraustin.com for full details, tour home participants, map and tickets.

February 23 • Watern Lantern Festival (Austin). A memory-making festival at Mueller Lake Park that inspires the human spirit! Gather with friends, family, groups and community neighbors for an unforgettable, fun and hope-filled evening and witness the beauty of over 1,000 lights reflecting upon the water. Opens at 4 pm with lantern launch at sunset. Go to www.waterlanternfestival.com for full details and cost.

march 3 • Wimberly Coffee & Cars (Wimberley). Enjoy fun, fellowship, cars and great coffee from Indigo Brew in Wimberley from 8-11 am every first Sunday starting March 3. Anyone with a hot rod, muscle car, sports car, exotic, classic truck or unique ride is welcome to display!

march 22-24 • Indy Car Classic (Austin). Calling race fans - the Indy Car Classic Series makes its debut at the Circuit of The Americas track! The Austin race is the second in the series with race car stars from the iconic Indianapolis 500. In addition to witnessing premier-level open-wheel racing in Austin, on Sat. fans get the chance to experience the English rock band MUSE perform on the Super Stage. Go to www.circuitoftheamericas.com/indy for tickets and to learn more.

march 27-31 • World Golf Championships Dell Technologies match Play (Austin). Hosted at Austin Country Club, this PGA Tour event brings 64 of the best golfers in the world like Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, Rickie Fowler, and Dustin Johnson compete in a unique match-play format. For tickets, go to www.pgatour.com/tournaments/wgc-dell-technologies-match-play.html.

march 27 • Folk Festival new Braunfels (new Braunfels). Enjoy a two-day, 19th century family-friendly celebration of New Braunfel’s pioneer history with food, music, dancing, hands on kids activities like brick making, candle making, sausage stuffing, wood working, and early Texas Buffalo Soldiers and Confederate Veteran re-enactors. Tickets $5. Visit www.folkfestnb.com for details and directions.

Fun Events & Day Trips


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th Meet Our Newest Voting Reps

nancy BernaldoGrand Mesa3610 Goodnight [email protected]

Nancy has lived in Grand Mesa for seven years with her husband of 40 years. She enjoys spend-ing time with her children and grandchildren, and is a Williamson Co. Master Gardener. Nancy looks forward to representing the residents of Grand Mesa.

King CampbellCap Rock1853 Harvest [email protected]

A native Texan with a B.S. and M.B.A. in account-ing and finance, King and his wife moved to Cap Rock in 2015. He has over 20 years experi-ence in asset management exceeding $120M, served as Assistant Athletic Director for Budget-ing and Finance at UT Tyler, and was on the finance committee for two years at Sun City.

Mandy HortonGrand Mesa1205 Rancho [email protected]

A native of Choctaw, OK, Mandy and her husband Steve moved to Grand Mesa in 2005. Her background is in insurance underwriting, and she currently works as a Library Assistant at Whitestone Elementary. Mandy enjoys reading, writing, gardening and spending time with her family.

Eddie GreenGrand Mesa2017 Palos [email protected]

Eddie and his wife retired to Grand Mesa four years ago after raising five children. He is an active member of the Crystal Falls Golf Club, and looks forward to meeting more neighbors and assisting the community.

The BouldersAndrea Jobes (1913 Wildfire) ............................. [email protected]

The HighlandsMarlene Doolen (2812 Prosperity) ........................... [email protected] ross (1620 Buffalo Thunder) [email protected]

The Highlands (The Bluffs - TM)Max Kozinn (2521 Shumard Bluff) [email protected]

The Fairwaysruss Fletcher (2207 Arroyo Grande) .......... [email protected] King (2214 Peoria Drive) ................. [email protected]

Cap RockKing Campbell (1853 Harvest Dance) [email protected]

Grand MesaKevin Autin (1101 High Lonesome) ............................... [email protected] Baker (1203 Rancho Mirage) ..... [email protected] nancy Bernaldo (3610 Goodnight Trail) [email protected] Green (2017 Palos Verdes) [email protected] Horton (1205 Rancho Mirage) [email protected]

HOA Board RepresentativesJoe eckels (1907 Phantom Horse) ............. [email protected] Frederick (1703 Lions Den) ........................ [email protected]

The following list indicates each community’s voting representatives with contact information. This list is also maintained on our community website at www.CrystalFallsHOA.com. (Click “blue arrow” at top right of any page to reveal Quick Links.)

To be added to your voting representative’s contactlist, email the onsite HOA office at [email protected] or call 512-986-7444.

Crystal Falls HOA voting representatives meet at various times throughout the year. If a situation demands immediate attention and cannot wait until the next HOA meeting, voting representatives will contact the Board to help with resolution.

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Materials Dumped on Streets Become Hazardous and Costly

Recently, some incidents have occurred in which home-owners who were completing projects at their homes had materials delivered in the street in front of their house. Not only is this a safety hazard with traffic as some vehicles attempt to navigate the one-lane area and others may not see the material until it is too late, but damage is also done to the road when machinery is used to remove the material from the road. All residents end up paying for the damage when road funds are used for the repairs.

Residents who are implementing a project at their home are responsible for staging the materials off the street on their own property, and will be charged for any damage to the roadway or other lots.

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CFHOA Monthly Dues ComparisonWe always like to keep in touch with how Crystal Falls HOA dues compare with other communities, so we did some research to make a comparison. Below are the results:

Community Monthly Dues Amenities

Steiner Ranch $67-140 Simpson Community Center: Pool, playground, tennis court Towne Square Community Center: Indoor party room Bella Mar Community Center: Indoor party room, outdoor pavilion, lap pool, circle pool, basketball court, playground Westridge Park: playground Lake Club: barbeque grills, basketball court, day-slips for boats, playground, covered pavilion area Hike & bike trails

Travisso $60-70 Clubhouse, fitness center, hike & bike trail, pool w/splash pad, 2 tennis courts, playscape, soccer field

Sarita Valley $58 Common space, pool, 1 mile hike & bike trail

Crystal Falls $52 Grotto: pool, playscape, volleyball court Quarry Park: junior Olympic pool, kiddie pool, splash pad, bucket pool, disc golf, playscape, fishing lake, soccer field Tennis court and tot park Hike & bike trails, nature trail


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The 2018 Christmas Golf Cart Parade had 23 carts and 58 participants. This is a bit larger than 2017 according to organizer Jim Hefty, in spite of the parade temperature of 44 degrees. The parade raised $1,641 supporting numerous do-nations to many local charities, including Texas Humane Heroes, American Cancer Society, American Liver Foundation, Hill Country Christ-mas Bureau and Church of the Resurrection.

Every year two awards are given for the “Best Decorated Carts.” In 2018, 1st Place went to Rich and Jennifer Lozier (even if their cart did not finish...), and 2nd place winners were Paul and Sherrie Campbell (and Josie).

Congratulations to all, and join us in thanking Jim Hefty and his support team for organizing this Crystal Falls tradition!

Thank you... to our many neighbors for their help and support, including:

• Bill and Cathie Ward for assisting with Santa and Mrs. Claus, cookies, and photo setup at the 19th Hole Pavilion.

• Paul and Sherrie Campbell for opening their home in The Fairways for the annual stop and break.

• Joe and Lisa Angerame (previous winners) for helping with parade safety and the starting announcement.

Join us next year for an even bigger parade! Watch for an-nouncements on our website, Facebook and Nextdoor.com.

2018 Golf Cart Christmas ParadeBenefits Local Charities

member Orientation - mArCH 95th Annual Egg Hunt - APRIL 13Community Meeting - APRIL 27

Save the Date for These Upcoming HOA events

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Congratulations, You’re a Crystal Falls rock Star “And the Crystal Falls ‘Rock Star’ award goes to: 2401 Legend Trail!” Congratulations to Kelly and Kyle Scogin; you are a Crystal Falls Rock Star! They are enjoying their new pool, which incorporates beautiful stone work to complement the sparkling blue water.

The Crystal Falls rock Star program recognizes artistic uses of natural stone and native landscaping that exemplify the com-munity’s Texas Hill Country theme.

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Inside This Issue:Residents Enjoy Family Events ......................... 1CFHOA Onsite Office ........................................ 2Voting Reps Assume ACC Role ...................... 36th Annual Youth Fishing Derby ...................... 4mobile Storage Units, Trailers, rVs .................. 5CFHOA, Past and Future ................................... 8Fun events & Day Trips ...................................... 9meet Your Voting reps ................................... 10Materials Dumped on Streets ........................ 11Monthy Dues Comparison ............................. 122018 Golf Cart Christmas Parade ................. 14

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Official CFHOA Community CommunicationsHow members Can receive news, Updates & Alerts from the CFHOA & Voting reps

To facilitate communications with members and voting reps, CFHOA has set-up three specific ways to help members engage, receive and send information regarding community news and events about Crystal Falls.

In addition to the above, the CFHOA publishes and mails a newsletter to all members, posts public announcements on nextDoor.com and places signage and mailbox fliers throughout the community. The CFHOA onsite office is available to all members who have questions, suggestions, need information or require assistance.

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