In This Issue - City of Grand Prairie

September 2013
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In This Issue
Mailbox Inserts.......................................................3
Community Garage Sale.......................................5
Yard of the Month Winners....................................7
Join the Social or
Landscape
Committee today!
Volunteers Needed.
Brown Patch and St. Augustine.............................8
ACC Fence Stain...................................................8
Citizens on Patrol...................................................9
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September 2013
North Texas Food Bank
4500 S. Cockrell Hill Rd. • Dallas, TX 75236
(214) 330-1396
www.ntfb.org
Ending hunger in North Texas
is easy and it starts with you!
Conduct a Canned
or Virtual Food Drive!
Association Contact Information
www.miralagoshoa.com
www.texas.fsrconnect.com/miralagos
On-Site Management
Stacy McGrath, General Manager
817-473-6787 (office)
817-473-4978 (fax)
[email protected]
South Pool Office “Veranda”
3025 S. Camino Lagos
Grand Prairie, TX 75054
Office Hours
Tuesday-Saturday
8:30 am-4:30 pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
FirstService Residential
Customer Service
(877) 378-2388
Mail Payments to:
Mira Lagos Homeowners
Association Inc.
c/o FirstService Residential
P.O. Box 60200
Los Angeles, CA 90060-0200
Committee Chairs
Chair Meetings: Bi-monthly
Communications
Jeanne Spare
[email protected]
Meetings: 4th Tuesday monthly
Landscape
OPEN
[email protected]
Meetings: monthly
Pool
Mike Joffrion
[email protected]
Meetings: 3rd Tuesday (Apr.-Sept.)
The Humane Society
of North Texas
Full Service Shelter Location
1840 East Lancaster
Fort Worth, Texas, 76103
817-332-HSNT (4768)
www.hsnt.org
[email protected]
Give the Gift
of a New
Home
Safety
J. Hughes, Chairman
Robert McLain, Co-Chairman
[email protected]
Meetings: 3rd Wednesday monthly
Social
Apexa McLain, Chairwoman
Summer Nichols, Co-Chairwoman
[email protected]
Meetings: 4th Wednesday monthly
Welcome
Elissa Sherlock
[email protected]
Meetings: monthly/electronically
Board of Directors
Dick LeBlanc, President
Walter Damon, Vice President
Ben Luedtke, Board Member
Joshua Spare, Resident Member
Jessica Cafferata, Resident Member
[email protected]
Mira Lagos Messenger
Is the only authorized and official monthly publication for the residents
of the Mira Lagos Community with news and calendar of community
events endorsed by the Mira Lagos HOA & its members.
PUBLISHED BY
Community News Connection, Inc.
206 W. McDermott Drive, Suite 120 • Allen, Texas 75013
972-396-8855 • www.communitynewsconnection.com
ADVERTISEMENT SALES
For information or to place an advertisement
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Mira Lagos does not in any way endorse or support, nor does it take any credit or responsibility
for the services, paid or volunteer, nor the statements made in articles or letters published herein
not endorsed by the association or the group decision of the Board of Directors.
September 2013
Mailbox
Inserts
Page 3
Slides into mailbox
18 letters & 1 magazine delivered
Mail falls behind key locked door
Locking Mailbox Insert
Mail goes through the slot
Papers & Junk Mail on top
Under side of locking mailbox insert
Install by drilling one hole...
...one bolt secures it in place.
Stacy McGrath,
General Manager
At the request of several homeowners,
the Board has approved a locking insert that can be installed in your existing personal mailbox. Homeowners
may purchase an insert for $60.00 at
the HOA office. If you are interested,
please email manager@miralagoshoa.
com with your name, address and
phone number. Use MAILBOX as the
subject of your message. You may also
call 817-473-6787.
When your insert arrives, I will contact
you to pick up. Cost is $60.00 total. No
tax and no shipping.
It’s Back
To School
Time!
The first day of school for Mansfield ISD students is Monday, August 26, 2013. Please use caution as you commute and be aware
of the new stop signs that were installed this summer. They are
located in front of Cora Spencer Elementary School at the intersection of S. Camino Lagos and Salor.
Let’s have a great
2013-2014 school year!
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September 2013
Vaccine Clinic for Dogs and Cats
Date: 9/7/2013 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Prairie Paws Animal Adoption Center,
2222 W. Warrior Trail
Info: www.texasforthem.org, 940-566-5551
The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection (TCAP) is
offering a low-cost vaccine clinic for dogs and cats. Cash or
Credit Card only. Pets must be on a leash or in a carrier. No
appointment necessary. Services given on a first come first
serve basis.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
Date: 9/14/2013 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: Development Center, 206 W. Church Street
Acceptable items are: household and automotive batteries,
pharmaceuticals, motor oil, cooking oil, paint, aerosol
cans, fluorescent bulbs, and household landscape and pool
chemicals. Registration is required. Register by calling
972-237-8055 or online at www.gptx.org/WQ/HHW
Rummage Sale
Benefiting
Grand Prairie Police
Academy
Alumni Association
September 14, 2013
8:00 am to 3:00 pm
The Summit Parking Lot
2975 Esplanade
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
www.gpcpaaa.org
Flight of the Monarch Celebration
Date: 9/21/2013 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Central Park, State Highway 161 between
Arkansas Lane and Warrior Trail
Info: 972-237-8100
Free. Butterfly release at 2 p.m., kite flying, bounce houses,
crafts, vendors, food, puppet show
Basic Home Improvement
Presented by Al Ramirez from Home Depot
Date: 9/24/2013 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Betty Warmack Library, 760 Bardin Road
Info: 972-237-5770
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Monday, September 16
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Anna May Daulton
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2607 N. Grand Peninsula Dr.
www.gptx.org/pid
Agenda: Introduction, discussion
of projects, budget and financial
reports, advisory board nominations, citizens’ forum, adjourn.
The Grand Prairie Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association promotes and improves community relations, community
involvement and supports the Grand Prairie Police Department.
Visit the websites for information or contact the Safety Committee at [email protected].
Premier Communities Management
Company was renamed FirstService
Residential effect June 27, 2013. For
more information on the rebranding
of our property management company
visit www.fsresidential.com/texas.
September 2013
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Upcoming
Community Events
Watch for details on these upcoming events in the next issue!
The Mira Lagos HOA has been host to regularly scheduled community garage sales on the first Saturday of spring and fall, since
2010. This is becoming a BIG deal! If you are ready to clear out
the clutter, participating in the bi-annual community garage sale
is as easy as 1, 2, and 3!
1. Apply for a free permit. Call City of Grand Prairie Code Enforcement at 972-237-8049 or 237-8296 or apply online at
www.gptx.org. When you apply on line, a permit number will
be emailed directly to you.
2. Provide your permit number and address to the Social Committee to so we can advertise for you! All addresses received
by Monday, September 23rd at 5:00 p.m. will be included
on a “take-one” flier for shoppers to use the day of the sale.
Email [email protected] or call the office at 817473-6787.
3. Get ready to sell! You may place up to three (3) signs in the
ground (not on our street poles) to help direct traffic to your
address. Print advertising and signs will be placed by the association to promote the community-wide sale on Saturday.
Please remove all signs immediately following the close of
your sale.
If you wish to conduct your sale on the Friday before or the Sunday after, simply request your permit for the appropriate start
and stop dates and let us know. HOA advertising of the community garage sale will be for Saturday September 28 only.
The City of Grand Prairie limits residents to two garage sales
per year. According to Mira Lagos HOA Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&R’s), residents may conduct
garage sales only on dates designated by
the homeowners association.
Any resident holding
a garage sale outside
of the designated spring
and fall dates is subject to
a $75 fine.
Volunteers are
needed to distribute
and remove signs. For
questions please call the
manager at 817-473-6787 or
email [email protected].
October 1
National Night Out
Support our local police community and safety awareness by going
outside and meeting your neighbors on this date. Contact the Safety
Committee to help with a fun NNO for Mira Lagos.
November 7
Town Hall Social
Join your neighbors at the next meeting and mixer! This twice
annually evening out will include a dinner buffet, door prizes and
community information shared in a fun and casual setting. Submit
meeting agenda topics to the Communications Committee.
November 10
Mira Lagos Tailgate Party
Watch the big game on a big screen with neighbors! Hosted by the
Social Committee.
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September 2013
Celebrating New Neighbors
Elissa Sherlock,
Welcome Committee Chair
are also an asset in settling into
your new home. If you know of
a new homeowner just moving
in, please send us their address
to [email protected].
We will welcome them with a gift
bag delivered to their door.
Thank you to all who attended the
Welcome Reception on Sunday,
August 4. It’s always nice to meet
your neighbors from your village
and those from others! Information available at these receptions On a personal note, I would also
like to acknowledge all the volun- Movies” was adorable! Cindy Henteers who make these Receptions nard, Grand Homes for the beautia success. Your time, gifts and ef- ful gift basket. Always a hit and a
forts are truly appreciated. Hats off wonderful gift. Thank you again
for your support!!
to you, you know who you are!
Importantly, thank you to our Builders, Nancy Franscini, Onyx Homes The Welcome Committee looks forfor hosting the Reception and their ward to our next reception in March,
gift. A theme of “A Night at the until then ~ Welcome Home!
First Aid Training
Jessica Cafferata, Board Member
The annual Safety Committee First Aid Class was held on July 25th.
It was a great evening of life-saving information. Thank you to everyone who attended! Special thanks to instructor Brad Smith of the
Grand Prairie Fire Department for his time and expertise.
If you did not receive your CPR card from the June CPR training,
please see Stacy McGrath, General Manager. Contact the Safety
Committee if you have any questions or recommendations for future
training and community safety events.
September 2013
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2013 Yard of the Month
Landscape Committee
Congratulations to our neighbors at the
following addresses for winning Yard
of the Month for July! Each winning
homeowner has been recognized with a
new Yard of the Month sign in their yard!
3207 Guadaloupe
2952 Montalbo
2743 Columbus
3012 N Camino Lagos
3203 Pamplona
3015 England
6942 Ponzano
7008 Palencia
2831 Serrano
2919 Nadar
2704 Fuente
The Landscape Committee would like
to recognize residents at the following
addresses as runners up for July. Your
hard work has been noticed and is greatly
appreciated!
3159 Serpis
3260 Guadaloupe
3255 Torio
2955 La Roda
2940 Montalbo
2736 Ponce De Leon
7304 Estela
3016 Larreta
3003 Nadar
3031 Nadar
3132 N Camino Lagos
7235 Herbosa
3203 England
3215 England
2913 Fontana
2920 Benissa
2903 Lavanda
7151 Bosque
2836 N Camino Lagos
7211 Estado
The Landscape Committee is
seeking new members. Join
the team for your village
and take part in judging
the upcoming Halloween
Decorating and Christmas
Lights Contests.
3012 N Camino Lagos
3207 Guadaloupe
2952 Montalbo
2743 Columbus
3015 England
3203 Pamplona
6942 Ponzano
2704 Fuente
7008 Palencia
2831 Serrano
2919 Nadar
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Brown Patch and
St. Augustine
Watch for Brown Patch in St. Augustine turf as temperatures cool.
Brown Patch is a fungal disease that likes mild temperatures of
70-75 degrees and can increases with over irrigation and night
watering. It usually occurs in shady areas of the lawn and left
untreated can kill a large portion of your yard.
There is no cure, but it can be treated. Lawns with a history of the
disease should be sprayed annually in late September and again
in 3 weeks during early October with a fungicide like Terraclor or
Daconil. Early morning is the best time to water lawns. Be careful
not to over irrigate.
Pam Downs, Mira Lagos Resident
I am in the planning stages of setting up a Pet Registry Website
for Mira Lagos residents. Right now free internet tools are being
used and a beta test is underway. To be successful we need near
100% participation from pet owners to register their pets. Please
check out the site link and join me in helping make this a successful and helpful resource for all pet owners in our community!
Other tips to help include mowing lower to increase air circulation through turf grass. Mow every 5-7 days, leaving the clippings
on the lawn. Check with your lawn care professional for details.
Mira Lagos Pet Registry
https://sites.google.com/site/miralagospetregistry
Seeking Landscape
Committee Volunteers
Fence Stain
Do you appreciate a beautiful landscape? Do you notice how nice
your neighbor’s property looks when it is mowed, edged and weedfree? You might be a candidate for the Landscape Committee! We
are currently seeking a chairperson and volunteers from each village. Join the team to keep our Yard of the Month and upcoming
Halloween decorating and Christmas lights contests going.
To volunteer so our Landscape Committee contests may continue,
please contact General Manager Stacy McGrath.
Does your fence lack the rich wood color it once had? Then it’s
time for some lot maintenance! When repairing and staining any
fence bordering your property, remember that a natural wood
color is required and the Architectural Control Committee (ACC)
has specified a standard stain product and color for our community. To achieve the best appearance and longest lasting results,
apply the stain unaltered. Do not thin.
CC&R Section 4.15 Walls, Fences and Hedges
Wood Defender Semi-Transparent Stain
Color –Rustic Oak #808404
By Standard Paints, Inc.
940 S. 6th Avenue, Mansfield, TX
817-477-5060
1 gallon or 5 gallon
September 2013
Citizens Police
Academy
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Community
Notes
Disable vehicles must be removed or stored out of sight.
Only automobiles, trucks or other vehicles in frequent
use may be on or about any lot. CC&R Article IV Use
Restrictions Sec. 4:12
Robert McLain, Safety Committee Co-Chair
Mira Lagos had three residents graduate from the City of Grand
Prairie Citizen Police Academy (Class #33) in spring 2013.
These graduates completed a series of 13 classes, held on Thursday evenings and three Saturdays at the public safety building.
All three report being interested in continuing training for the
Citizens On Patrol (COP) program.
Thus far, Mira Lagos has graduated seven residents from the CPA
and is gaining recognition from the police department. Chief
Steve Dye’s commitment to allocating a COP patrol vehicle at
the Lake Ridge Parkway Fire Station has come to fruition. Since
early July, COP members from our area have enjoyed the convenience of checking out a car closer to home.
Safety signs such as a “No Trespassing” or “Beware of
Dog” sign and home security system or “No Soliciting”
sign may be used as long as it does not exceed six inches
by eight inches in size. CC&R Article IV Use Restrictions Sec. 4:19c
Signs of any kind are NOT allowed on the decorative
black lamp posts and poles in our community.
Thank you for keeping
Mira Lagos beautiful!
From the City of Grand Prairie website, “The Grand Prairie Police Department Citizen Police Academy (CPA) is an educational
program designed to familiarize the public with the nature of police work. Students are encouraged to share this realistic view of
the department with other citizens to improve the efficiency of
law enforcement in their neighborhoods through open lines of
communication, and shared responsibilities and resources.”
There is no cost for the academy and
the fall 2013 class begins soon! For
information or to apply, visit www.gptx.org.
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September 2013
Summer Fun Event
Sunday, September 15
3:00-5:00 pm
South Pool
Neighbor to Neighbor
Backpack Awareness Day
Details at
www.miralagoshoa.com
Holiday Garbage Collection
There will be no garbage or recycling
collection on Labor Day, Monday,
September 2, 2013.
Please store your trash and receptacles
out of site until after 8:00 PM on your
next regularly scheduled collection day.
Recycling is collected curbside every
Monday. Garbage collection is Monday
and Thursday.
TIMELY TIP FOR GARDENERS
Fall Lawn
Feeding
Research has proven that your fall lawn feeding is one of the
most important ones of the year! Your lawn has just passed
through the stressful summer months and needs food to rebuild
itself.
Most premium-type lawn foods supply three sources of
nitrogen. The first source provides a quick shot of nitrogen
to give your lawn a nice greening effect. The other two are
controlled-released to provide a consistent supply of nitrogen
over the next several months. A 21-5-10 formula also supplies
the needed nutrients to stimulate root development, makes
your grass hardier for the winter months, and provides food for
next spring’s growth!
This is also the time to apply preemergents to control those
unseen broadleaf and grassy weed seeds to prevent them from
sprouting over winter and spring.
So, don’t kick back and settle into football season quite yetfinish those last lawn chores and enjoy the results next spring!
September 18, 2013 is the American Occupational Therapy
Association's National School Backpack Awareness Day. This
day is dedicated to helping others avoiding the pain and injury
that can come from heavy backpacks and bags. Parents can
take steps to help children load and wear backpacks the correct way to avoid health problems with simple tips like:
• A child’s backpack should weigh no more than about
10% of his or her body weight.
• Load heaviest items closest to the child’s back (the back
of the pack).
• Arrange books and materials so they won’t slide around
in the backpack.
• Distribute weight evenly by using both straps.
• The bottom of the pack should rest in the curve of the
lower back. It should never rest more than four inches
below the child’s waistline.
Thank you to neighbor L. V. for sharing these “very good tips
about backpack safety.” For more information, please visit
www.aota.org.
Share with us! Send in your neighborly tips and news before
the 1st of each month to [email protected].
Pool Season
Continues
Through
Sunday, September 15, 2013
www.miralagoshoa.com/pool
September 2013
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For twenty-three million students nationwide,
the school day begins and ends with a trip on
a school bus. The greatest risk is not riding the
bus, but approaching or leaving the bus. Before
children go back to school or start school, it is
essential that adults and children know traffic
safety rules.
Drivers
• When backing out of a driveway or leaving
a garage, watch out for children walking or
bicycling to school.
• When driving in neighborhoods with
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school zones, watch out for young people
who may be thinking about getting to
school, but may not be thinking of getting
there safely.
Slow down. Watch for children walking
in the street, especially if there are no
sidewalks in the neighborhood.
Slow down. Watch for children playing
and congregating near bus stops.
Be alert. Children arriving late for the bus
may dart into the street without looking for
traffic.
Learn and obey the school bus laws in
your state. Learn the "flashing signal light
system" that school bus drivers use to alert
motorists of pending actions:
Yellow flashing lights indicate that the
bus is preparing to stop to load or unload
children. Motorists should slow down and
prepare to stop their vehicles.
Red flashing lights and extended stop arms
indicate that the bus has stopped, and that
children are getting on or off. Motorists
must stop their cars and wait until the red
lights stop flashing, the extended stop sign
is withdrawn, and the bus begins moving
before they can start driving again.
Children
• Get to the bus stop at least five minutes
before the bus is scheduled to arrive.
• When the bus approaches, stand at least
three giant steps (6 feet) away from the
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curb, and line up away from the street.
Wait until the bus stops, the door opens,
and the driver says that it's okay before
stepping onto the bus.
If you have to cross the street in front of
the bus, walk on the sidewalk or along the
side of the road to a point at least five giant
steps (10 feet) ahead of the bus before you
cross. Be sure that the bus driver can see
you, and you can see the bus driver.
Use the handrails to avoid falls. When
exiting the bus, be careful that clothing
with drawstrings and book bags with straps
don't get caught in the handrails or doors.
Never walk behind the bus.
Walk at least three giant steps away from
the side of the bus.
If you drop something near the bus, tell the
bus driver. Never try to pick it up because
the driver may not be able to see you.
Parents
• Teach children to follow these common
sense practices to make school bus
transportation safer.
• Watch out for suspicious vehicles or
persons! Report any suspicious activity to
911 immediately!
HELP KEEP OUR
CHILDREN SAFE!
Quick Fixins’ - Quick Picklin’
The notion of canning and pickling can send some people running for the hills. Most cannot get enthusiastic
about standing in the kitchen for hours preserving vegetables and fruit. But pickled vegetables can make
for a snack packed with flavor. In addition to being a very healthy alternative to other crunchy snacks,
pickling is a terrific way to snack on out-of-season vegetables. Although the quick pickling method
doesn’t preserve your vegetables like the traditional method, you will be able to store your jar of
pickles for up to three weeks. So how do we get a jar of pickles without the sore feet? Easy! Quick
pickling is a great solution and it takes no more than an hour - and most of that hour doesn’t require
constant attention by you over the stove. Below is a great method for quick pickling. Remember,
you can use any vegetables that sound good to you. Just pick your favorite crunchy carrots or
cucumbers or cabbage and pickle away!
Spicy Pickled Vegetables
Ingredients
6 cups water
4 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 pound baby carrots
2 cups pearl onions, peeled (about 10 ounces)
1/3 cup sliced jalapeño peppers (about 2 large)
8 ounces haricots verts, trimmed
4 cups white vinegar
Directions
Bring first 3 ingredients to a boil in a large saucepan.
Add carrots to pan; cook 2 minutes. Add onions; cook 1 minute. Add pepper slices; cook 1 minute.
Add beans; cook 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in vinegar.
Let stand at room temperature 1 hour.
Pour into a large bowl; cover and refrigerate 24 hours. Store in an airtight container in refrigerator
up to 2-3 weeks.
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September 2013
Calendar of Events – September 2013
Sunday
Monday
1
Messenger Content
Deadline
8
Tuesday
2
Labor Day
Wednesday
3
School Holiday
9
eNews Content
Deadline
10
Last Day of
Pool Season
22
23
First Day of Autumn
GP City Council
Meeting*
eNews Distributed
Pool Committee
Meeting
Communications
Meeting
Basic Home
Improvement*
29
30
Friday
BOAT/RV
STORAGE
12
11
17
Saturday
6
13
Vietnam Veterans of
America Chapter 1013
Meeting*
Board of Directors
Meeting
16
5
EAGLE
GP City Council
Meeting*
National
Grandparents Day
15
Thursday
4
7
Dogs and Cats
Vaccine Clinic*
14
Rummage Sale
Benefiting GP
CPAAA*
EAGLE
Month to Month Contract HHW Collection Day*
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Safety Committee
Meeting
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Chair Meeting
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Committee
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Meeting
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Community
Garage Sale
(all prices effective immediately)
Calendar subject to change. Visit www.miralagoshoa.com for details on Mira Lagos HOA events
and resident-run clubs. Use your FirstService Residential00
and password to access the online
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www.mansfieldisd.org.
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