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2011 Holiday Social A Big Success! |
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The 2011 Watters Crossing Holiday Social was another big success. Several hundred people attended to see Santa and meet their Watters Crossing neighbors.
Food, drinks, crafts for the kids, and door prizes were a big part of the evening. Scott Welch, always a big hit, provided live music. A regular feature of the annual event has been the neighborhood hay ride. Unfortunately, the hay ride was cancelled due to the high probability of rain that evening. A magician who worked the crowd quite nicely provided additional entertainment.
A number of businesses were a great help as they donated one or more door prizes for the event. We would like to call out and thank the following neighborhood businesses: |
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• Scotty P’s Hamburgers
• Chik-Fil-A
• Adorn Home & Body
• Fitness Together
We also want to give a BIG THANK YOU to the volunteers who made this event possible:
• The Watters Crossing Homeowners Association Board
• Sharon Wigder
• Marty Wigder
• Monica Bull
• Megan Wigder
• John Frazier
• Scott Welch
• Carol Welch
• Jeremy Paul
• Joyce Paul
• Mandy Marklee
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And a special THANK YOU to Santa’s elves that worked the craft rooms:
• Samantha Wigder
• Emily Swenson
• Noelle Barnes
• Imani White
• Lucy Boys
• Samantha Johnson
And of course Santa Claus & his crew that flew him in!
Remember, the Holiday Social is possible only through the efforts of Watters Crossing volunteers. Most Watters Crossing activities would cease were they not made possible by these dedicated volunteers.
HAPPY NEW YEAR! |
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Tree Trimmers - Thanks for Volunteering! |
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Volunteers Perform Annual
Tree-Trimming Clean-up of
2.15 Tons (or 4300 pounds)
of Material!!
A big THANK YOU! to the following Watters Crossing volunteers:
• Marty Wigder
• Pete March
• Wayne Aguren
• Carlyle Aguren
• Denny Adelman
• Neil D'Cunha
• Erik Swenson
• Ryan Swenson
• Rhett Staehling
• Mike Pierce |
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Working from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM Saturday, December 31, volunteers fully loaded a City owned open top dumpster. Areas worked on included the rear of the clubhouse and the Phase II pond perimeter. This tree trimming and clearing of fallen limbs and trees helps maintain Watters Crossing as a desirable location to live. The City dumpster was provided at no charge, and the cost for the volunteers was $20 for coffee and donuts. Had the HOA contracted this work, as we do several times during the year, the cost could have been $3,000-$4,000. If you are a new Watters Crossing Homeowner and are interested in volunteering, please contact any Board Officer at . The Watters Crossing HOA is run entirely by involved volunteers.
Watters Crossing Home Owners Association
Board of Officers |
2012 Watters Crossing Calendar of Events |
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ALL EVENTS ARE AT THE CLUBHOUSE AND FOR RESIDENTS OF WATTERS CROSSING |
| Volunteer Appreciation Night |
Friday, March 2 - By Invitation |
| Easter Egg Hunt |
Saturday, March 31 |
| Pools Open |
Tuesday, May 1 |
| Semi-Annual Homeowner's Meeting |
Sunday, May 6 |
| Spring Yard Sale |
Saturday, May 12 |
| Spring Party |
Saturday, May 19 |
| Fall Yard Sale |
Saturday, September 22 |
| Pools Close |
Sunday, September 30 |
| Halloween Party |
Saturday, October 20 |
| Semi-Annual Homeowner's Meeting |
Sunday, November 4 |
| Holiday Social |
Friday, December 7 |
| Judging for Holiday Lights Award |
Friday/Saturday, December 14 – 15 |
ADDITIONAL DATES TO REMEMBER:
• Watters Crossing HOA Board meets 2nd Wednesday of every month.
• Watters Crossing Architectural Control Committee meets last Tuesday of every month, except December.
• Watters Crossing Playgroup meets every Friday |
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Watters Crossing Playgroup |
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Meets every Friday @ 10:30am
Come and make friends with local moms and kids!
Ages - newborn to 5 years.
Please contact
for more information.
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Help Protect Our Greenbelts |
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The greenbelts within Watters Crossing are for the enjoyment of all Watters Crossing homeowners. All of the greenbelts within Watters Crossing, and several of those adjacent, are maintained by the HOA. While a number of the greenbelts are left in their natural state, at times homeowners’ dues are used for necessary clearing of major tree falls or other items.
Recently, tree limbs / trimmings have been dumped in the greenbelt on Imperial Drive, directly adjacent to the road. In the same area, trimmings have been discarded further into the greenbelt. |
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| This has happened in the past with the greenbelt on Laguna Court / Bel Air Drive. In the case of the Laguna / Bel Air area, yard workers were actually witnessed leaving a property on which they were working and dumping the debris in the greenbelt. Please be aware that these areas are not dumps. They are not for the disposal of yard trimmings and tree limbs. In some cases, it will be necessary to utilize homeowners’ dues to remove debris.
Watters Crossing is an all volunteer community. As such, we need every homeowner’s commitment, working together, to maintain the level of the neighborhood we have all come to expect. Thanks for your help. |
Sidewalk Replacement |
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We are sure it has been observed that combination of the age of Watters Crossing sidewalks with the severe drought, has caused quite a bit of heaving of sidewalks within Watters Crossing. The Architectural Control Committee has received inquiries regarding responsibility. We would direct you to he City of Allen Street Maintenance Page.
Portions of this are reprinted in the ACC Sidewalk Responsibility and Replacement article.
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Upcoming Events
| 01/31/12 |
ACC Meeting |
| 03/02/12 |
Volunteer Night |
| 03/31/12 |
Easter Egg Hunt |
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