Community
Pool Questions
It's
Summer again and hot! We've been
getting lots of questions about
the community pool, swings and common
areas.
We thought we'd to
try and answer some of them for
you here. Please come to our next
meeting to ask any further questions
- or voice any concerns - you might
have.
Remember you can always contact
the Board
and the Pool Committee with any
additional questions and/or concerns
you might have.
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Next
Meeting
Our next Board
Meeting is July 2,
2009, 7:00 P.M., at the Community
Pool.
Bring your patio chairs and a cold
drink!
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Pool Reminders,
Updates and Answers
- The pool is for residents
and their guest only. If
someone asks you to open
the gate for them, don't! They
will tell you that they live
here, but nine-times-out-of-ten,
they won't even know their
address or street.
- There are to be NO GLASSES
or GLASS CONTAINERS in the
pool area.
- Please do not play withe
the life preserver. This is
for emergencies only.
- Children under 14 must be
accompanied by a responsible
person 18-years of age or older.
- There have been complaints
of profanity being used; please
watch your language.
- Remember: You are allowed two-guest per
household. It's not fair to
the other residents that also
wish to use the pool when someone(s)
bring more.
- If an individual is in violation
of any pool rules, their pool
keep will be taken from them
and the use of the community
pool denied.
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Code Compliance
Did you know that parking on unimproved
surfaces is illegal? Garland City
Code ordinance states that it is
illegal to park any kind of vehicle
(car, truck, boat, motorcycle, utility
trailer or recreational vehicle on
the grass or dirt in a residential
area.
CodeRed
 The
City of Garland has a program for
high-speed telephone emergency notification
for its residents. Urgent notifications
would include water main breaks,
large electric utility outages, time-sensitive
public health alerts, hazardous chemical
spills, emergency evacuation alerts
and more.
To ensure no one is omitted, individuals
and businesses can to log onto the
City’s website, www.ci.garland.tx.us,
and follow the link to the "CodeRED
Residential and Business Data Collection" page.
Those without Internet access may
call 972-205-2828 to provide their
registration information. Required
information includes first and last
name, street address, city, state,
zip code, and primary phone number. |
