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T L P O A
Travis Landing Property Owners Association |
Welcome to Travis Landing! |
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Travis Landing is a small neighborhood located along the southern shores of Lake Travis.
Through many years this land on the winding Colorado River was the home of the
*Comanche and other early native Americans. Completion of the Mansfield Dam in the 1940's created Lake Travis and
Hudson Bend,
named after Wiley Hudson, who built a ranch home in the area in the 1800's.
In 1943, Joe and Margaret Cocke purchased 56 acres which, in 1960, was subdivided as "Travis Landing." The Cocke Family established a lake residence in 1947. The Cocke Horse Farms held annual Hunter and Jumper shows from 1949 to 1951. Participants came from near and far to enjoy the shows as well as the beauty of Lake Travis.
* More information about Comanche Indians:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comanche
www.texasindians.com/comanche.htm
About the Entrance to Travis Landing
In 1951, Lake Travis reached the historical low of 614.19 feet. A huge tree floated ashore and was placed at the entrance to Travis Landing, where it rested until 2003. Due to decay, the entrance was redesigned in 2003. The new design was created by Ralph White, who was designated by the 78th Texas Legislature as the Texas State Artist of 2003. A new log, donated from the Travis Landing property of Robert and Aleen Woodard, was placed atop the new entrance.
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Keep Your Dog On A Leash!
Please be aware that there is a Leash Law in Travis County. Many dogs have been running loose in the neighborhood and some have caused unpleasant encounters to other pet owners. Nobody wants to have to call Animal Control over unruly pets so please be respectful of your neighbors and abide by the rules for keeping your dogs on a leash.
Travis County Water Control & Improvement District 17:"Stop the Grease Clog!"
WCID #17 is requesting our help in preventing clogged drains, sewers and septic pipes. Please read their Warning Notice.
Have you checked your water pressure lately?
Recent pipe repairs along Hudson Bend Road caused nearby residential water pressures to go up to higher than normal pressure levels. Several homeowners in Travis Landing suffered water damage to their homes due to water pipes bursting while they were away. Having a Pressure Regulating Valve (PRV) installed near your water line connection will allow you to adjust your own water pressure to the level it should be at, which should be no higher than 80 psi (pounds per square inch). Although Water District 17 installed in-line pressure reducing valves in the highest pressure areas, they say that these valves can sometimes fail, and they are suggesting that individual pressure regulating valves should be installed at each home. You can read more about it in their recent The Waterline newsletter, under the caption "Protect Your Home From Excessive Water Pressure".
In an effort to help our community keep informed with recent health concerns around the world, we are providing you with the latest health tidbits concerning your part in preparing for,
and preventing seasonal health problems as well as the H1N1 flu. Let's keep our community healthy and safe!
Get the document here.
Updates
Watering Schedule
We now have volunteers for all remaining months through May 2010. Many thanks goes to all who volunteered for this ongoing effort. We'd like to thank Chris and Marisa Phillips, who recently volunteered to take on January 2010. Please go to the parks page to see the
full 2009 - 2010 Tree Watering Schedule.
Reminders
TLPOA Dues
If you have not paid your annual maintenance fee of $94.15 per lot, please be reminded that it is due within
90 days from the annual meeting, which this year would be July 31, 2009. Payments received after the due date of July 31, 2009,
will incur a mandatory late fee of 100% of the amount due in addition to the maintenance fees assessment owed. A clear explanation
of penalties for non-payment of fees is in the current
Deed Restrictions or available from the TLPOA
Treasurer upon request.
Your fee may be made by check payable to TLPOA, paid in person or check mailed to 15200 Rainbow Two, or you can mail it to
P. O. Box 340457, Austin, Texas 78734. You may also pay your fee using the
TLPOA PayPal account.
You also were sent a stamped addressed envelope for your convenience.
Park Reservations
Go to Park Reservations for information about how to reserve a park location for your event.
You will need to contact the TLPOA Vice President by phone or
to reserve your spot. You may also fill out the Park Reservation Form.
Park Keys
Go to the Park Information page for information about park keys.
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