North Bethany Lake Estates HOA

03/16/2026

Mike has worked with Jeff & Shane of Firman Roofing to help celebrate bringing in Spring. Come out this Saturday March 21, for some fun and games and meet your neighbors.

01/24/2026

We have turned the fountains off until the freeze passes as recommended. They will most likely be turned back on Wednesday.

Stay warm!

01/05/2026

Natural Christmas Tree Pick up: https://www.cityofallen.org/government/holidays_closures

City of Allen facilities may close or modify business hours due to federal, state or local holidays. View information on specific closures and trash collection impacts using the links below.

09/23/2025

Magnolia Fisheries inspected and treated the pond Sept. 19 2025. Below is important information regarding the treatment.

Terrestrial Vegetation Treatment (Sediment) - Terrestrial vegetation growing in sediment was treated. Please allow up to 14 days for the vegetation to begin to turn brown. We will inspect the treatment in 10-14 days and perform any touch up (spot) treatments at that time. We used a systemic product that will take 30-45 days to completely kill the roots. DO NOT remove vegetation for 45 days from the final treatment.

Water Primrose Treatment - The pond was treated for shoreline water vine today. The vegetation will turn brown and decompose over the next 10 days. Water primrose is resilient and retreatments will be required throughout the growing season.

09/19/2025

⚠️⚠️ Partial road closures in Lake Whitney Lane next week to complete some crack repairs. Below is the schedule. ⚠️⚠️

The work is planned to be completed by Wednesday to ensure that trash collection services are not affected by the road closures.

SCHEDULE:

⚠️Monday, 9/22/25 – PH 1 A ROAD CLOSURE. There are 9 repairs to be made in this section.⚠️

A 4-ft panel section will be removed and replaced in this area. After pouring concrete, a barricade will be installed to protect the concrete until the required strength is achieved, and the road will be reopened.

The Traffic Control Plan (TCP) will be removed by End of Day (EOD).


⚠️Tuesday, 9/23/25 – Ph 1 B ROAD CLOSURE. There are 8 crack repairs to be made in this section.⚠️

The lane will be reopened by the end of the day.
TCP will be removed by EOD.

⚠️Wednesday, 9/24/25 – Ph 2 A ROAD CLOSURE. ⚠️

There are 9 repairs to be made in this section.
A 4-ft panel section will be removed and replaced in this area. After pouring concrete, a barricade will be installed to protect the concrete until the required strength is achieved, and the road will be reopened.

TCP will be removed by EOD.

08/08/2025

With over 33,000 vehicles using McDermott Drive daily, the City of Allen is taking steps to keep this busy roadway in great condition.

This August, crews will apply a thin asphalt overlay on McDermott Drive, between Watters Rd. and Allen Dr., extending the road’s life by 8–15 years. The project is the first of its kind in Allen and follows months of concrete repairs.

Here are the benefits:
✅ Smoother drive
✅ Better lane visibility
✅ Less road noise
✅ Protected pavement beneath

Most of the work will happen overnight to minimize impact, with completion expected by the end of August (weather permitting).

Learn more about the project here: https://www.cityofallen.org/news_detail_T11_R311.php

04/01/2025

Stay Weather Aware, Allen! ⛈️

Severe storms are possible in our area from Tuesday evening through Friday, bringing heavy rainfall, hail, and damaging winds. While the forecast remains uncertain, it is important to have a reliable way to receive alerts—like weather apps, a weather radio, or local news notifications. Residents should secure outdoor items and write their home addresses on their trash and recycling carts to help identify them if they blow away.

The Allen Fire Department will post updates when the outdoor warning system is activated. These sirens are strategically placed around the city and are designed to alert those outdoors to take shelter immediately.

The sirens will sound for:
✅ Winds greater than 70 mph
✅ Hail larger than one inch
✅ Tornado warnings issued by the National Weather Service
✅ Cloud rotation reported by trained weather spotters

Have a plan for shelter and stay aware of flash flooding risks.

03/19/2025

❗ Allen residents with yard waste on the curb this week: Please leave all items at your collection point until they are collected by CWD. Due to heavy loads this week, pickup may take through Saturday. If any yard waste items remain after Saturday evening, you can report the missed collection directly to CWD at 972.392.9300.

03/12/2025

Stay weather-aware, Allen! Strong to severe storms are expected to develop late this afternoon, bringing the risk of large hail and damaging straight-line winds. Residents should secure outdoor items and write their home addresses on their trash and recycling carts to help identify them if they blow away.

As a reminder, the primary purpose of the outdoor warning system is to alert those who may be outside and need to take shelter. The sirens will sound for winds greater than 70 mph, hail greater than 1 inch, tornado warnings from the National Weather Service, or rotation observed by a trained spotter. Allen Fire Department posts information regarding the alert status when the outdoor warning system is activated

03/03/2025

Heads up, Allen! Strong to severe storms are expected to develop late tonight into Tuesday morning, bringing the risk of damaging straight-line winds. Stay weather-aware, as brief spin-up tornadoes and isolated large hail are also possible. Residents should secure outdoor items and write their home addresses on their trash and recycling carts to help identify them if they blow away. Expect a longer commute Tuesday morning as severe thunderstorms may cause delays—plan ahead and drive safely!

As a reminder, the primary purpose of the outdoor warning system is to alert those who may be outside and need to take shelter. The sirens will sound for winds greater than 70 mph, hail greater than 1 inch, tornado warnings from the National Weather Service, or rotation observed by a trained spotter. Allen Fire Department posts information regarding the alert status when the outdoor warning system is activated.

02/18/2025

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❄️ Heads up, Allen! The US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for Tuesday evening through Friday morning (Feb. 18 - 21). The next arctic front arrives Tuesday, bringing a low chance for freezing rain or drizzle in some areas. The main window for frozen precipitation is Tuesday evening through early Wednesday morning, though accumulation is expected to be minimal.

What follows? Extreme cold. Temperatures will plummet Wednesday, with lows in the mid-teens and highs only reaching the mid-30s. Wind chills could drop as low as -10°F. Many areas will stay below freezing through Friday. As you prepare for this cold blast, remember the 4 P’s:
🐶 Pets – Bring them inside
🚰 Pipes – Protect from freezing
🧤 People – Bundle up & check on loved ones
🪴Plants – Cover or bring them indoors

Visit our Winter Weather Preparedness page for tips, updates, and resources to help you stay informed: https://bit.ly/4gDzTKh

Stay safe and warm, Allen!

01/15/2025

‼️ TRASH SCHEDULE CHANGE ‼️