We’ve got new gate remotes in, finally. They’ve been programmed and are ready to go to work! If you need one, stop by and pick one up at 23802 Oscar Road. They are $30.00 each. Cash is fine or make your check out to Paleface Ranch Association, Inc.
The Boat Ramp Area Improvement Committee and the HOA Board would like to extend a HUGE thank you to all those who came out to help with the cleanup at the park last weekend! The overgrown trees along both sides of the ramp have been trimmed back. More trees have been rediscovered out on the peninsula hidden under thorny vines which have now been pulled down. The tall grass and weeds have been mowed. Dead trees have been cut down. The burn pile is impressive and just waiting for a day without wind!
Thanks to Jim Hinton and Ken Klein of the Committee and their tractors, Fran Raymond, Toby and Robin Newlin, Pat Scippa and his chainsaw and Kelly, David and Shelli Grissom, Gail Finnegan, Jerry Miller and Megan Klein.
Please go down the boat ramp and take a look at what has been accomplished. It’s beautiful.
Upon the advice of the Association’s legal counsel, we cannot discuss the substance or merits of the lawsuit recently filed by Michael and Donna Hellrung against the Paleface Ranch Association at this time. The Association disputes all claims asserted by the Hellrungs and will respond to the claims asserted in such lawsuit through its legal counsel at the proper time and in the appropriate manner.
The following documents are part of the public record:
Citation-D-1-GN-12-000482
Defendants’ Original Answer and Verified Denial
The next Paleface Ranch HOA Board Meeting will take place on Monday, April 23, 2012 at 7:00 PM at 23802 Oscar Road. All property owners are welcome to attend board meetings.
Thank you to Rich Watson and Jim Hinton for mowing the ditches on either side of the roads throughout the Subdivision. It’s a big job and a dusty one. We appreciate how much better the place looks afterward!
And thank you to Megan Klein and Gail Finnegan for spraying RoundUp on the weeds at the edges of the road. And to Bill and Teresa Paschall for the use of their mule to make the job easier. Keeping the weeds knocked back from the edges of the road is a necessary part of road maintenance. Thanks, ladies, for your continued willingness to ride the mule and spray the weeds!
