Cedar Landing HOA - League City, TX

05/07/2021

So! A couple of updates for you all that the board would like to announce....

One: Get excited! We just recieved word that Meeting notices and ballots were just picked up by USPS today! MARK YOUR CALENDARS! May 20th @ 7pm (sign in begins at 6:30pm)
at the League City Police Department's Community Room @ 555 W. Walker St.

Two: We thank you for being patient. Associa is literally still transitioning all of Cedar Landing's info into their system. In their defense, they are having to do quite a large task. The first goal was to get the Annual Meeting and Election going. You should be receiving those soon.

The TownSQ app will be available for all residents to download on their smartphones when everything gets fully situated. More information on this app will come from Associa.

04/16/2021

Please join us for our meeting on Tuesday to understand what is going on and why there is a need to postpone the election at this time.

03/27/2021

Easter Parade this Saturday 10:45a.m (approximately)
They will be passing out 400 ice cream sandwiches, 72 pounds of candy, blowing bubbles and playing music, and the Easter Bunny will be riding in a Hummer Limo!

Parade Route for all HOA's: https://goo.gl/maps/ggvCnCSEDBT9Epvf9

Parade Route for Cedar Landing HOA: Approximately 10:45a.m.
https://goo.gl/maps/ChvxtUGoA5yfjuTK7

03/22/2021

Calling all candidates!! Please visit the following link
https://cedarlandinghoa.com/annualmeeting2021/

to fill out your application to run for the Board of Directors or for a seat on the Architectural Review Committee. All interested parties must fill out the application form and submit by the deadline. You may also submit the paper form that was mailed to you earlier this week. The paper form will need to be scanned and emailed to [email protected].

Both methods listed above will provide an email confirmation that we have received your application.

Deadline for submissions is April 1, 2021.

https://cedarlandinghoa.com/annualmeeting2021/

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03/08/2021

Public Works will begin working in 96 today at Brittany Lakes and Fennigan to add a traffic Light-as an attempt to aid traffic to Baurschlagg. Traffic will be reduced to one lane at times to complete this work. Please anticipate more time to get through that area until the project is completed. Additional information on this project can be found on the LC website.

It is expected to have additional traffic lights on 96 in the future, the expansion on Landing Blvd and 518 sidewalk.

03/03/2021

Meeting Video - View the HOA Board Meeting from 1/25/2021

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02/23/2021

From the City of League City website:

Trash collection has resumed for League City following the recent winter storm, however, residents should keep in mind that this does NOT include pickup of construction, remodel, repair or demolition debris from burst pipes.

This debris including tile, plywood, carpet, sheet rock, etc., is not considered heavy trash and will NOT be picked up by the City’s solid waste provider, Ameriwaste, if left on the curb. Damage to homes caused by burst pipes is typically covered by Homeowner’s Insurance, including debris removal. You can contact your agent or policy for more information.

City staff is still waiting to hear if FEMA funds will be available to pay for the cost of hiring a company or service to remove construction debris from League City homes that suffered damage from the winter storm. Until that determination is made, League City residents need to be aware that AmeriWaste is not contracted with City to remove constructions debris.

In the meantime, residents can take their construction debris to the following landfills:



Hill Waste Company

4649 Dixie Farm Rd.

Pearland, TX 77581

281-482-2000

Mon-Fri: 7am-4:45pm

Sat: 8am-4pm



Loads must be covered with a tarp. $11 per cubic yard. A truck load is $45. All forms of payment accepted.



Republic Services Galveston County Landfill

3935 Ave A

Santa Fe, TX 77510

281-337-3022 (Please call to ensure the landfill is letting the public enter to dump)

Mon-Fri: 8am – 5pm

Sat: 8am - Noon



Must wear a hard hat & safety vest.

Only cards accepted as payment with matching ID.



Waste Management Coastal Plains

21000 East Hwy 6

Alvin, TX 77511

281-338-1708

Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm

Sat: 7am-3pm



AmeriWaste (City’s Solid Waste Provider)

To dispose of a smaller amount construction debris, a dumpster bag, purchased from your local home improvement store, can be disposed of for a $77.38 pick-up fee plus a disposal fee of $8.05 per cubic yard of debris by AmeriWaste. Please contact AmeriWaste at 281-585-3200 for additional questions and details.

02/23/2021

Posted from the City of League City:

EASTER EGG HUNT

This year, the League City Parks and Recreation will deliver two dozen eggs and hide them in your front yard. The eggs will be filled with peanut allergy-friendly candy. Egg delivery will be on either March 27 or April 3 in the morning.
Registration opens March 1st for League City residents and March 15th for non-residents. Registration can be done online (https://www.leaguecity.com/2036/Parks-Cultural-Services) or in person at Hometown Heroes Park.

Find information about League City Parks, youth programming, youth athletics, senior programming, aquatics, special events, and much more on this Parks and Cultural Services website.

02/23/2021

The message boards throughout the neighborhood will be temporarily disassembled so that they can be repaired. They should be completed by the end of next week.

02/21/2021

Q27 - What should homeowners do when the boil water notice is lifted?

Flush household pipes/faucets first: To flush your plumbing, run all your cold water faucets on full for at least 5 minutes each. If your service connection is long or complex (like in an apartment building) consider flushing for a longer period. Your building superintendent or landlord should be able to advise you on longer flushing times.

Automatic ice makers: Dump existing ice and flush the water feed lines by making and discarding three batches of ice cubes. Wipe down the ice bin with a disinfectant. If your water feed line to the machine is longer than 20 feet, increase to five batches.

Hot water heaters, water coolers, in line filters, and other appliances with direct water connections or water tanks: Run enough water to completely replace at least one full volume of all lines and tanks. If your filters are near the end of their life, replace them.

Water softeners: Run through a regeneration cycle.

Reverse Osmosis (RO) units: Replace pre-filters, check owner's manual.
Replace other water filters, as they are disposable and may be contaminated. This applies especially to carbon filters and others that are near the end of their life.

For more information please go to the League City website

02/21/2021

BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED at 3:20 p.m. Sunday February 21
The boil water advisory has been lifted. It is now safe to drink and consume the water.

To be on the safe side, you should run your water for at least one minute to bring clean water into the taps and dump the ice in your ice maker and have it make at least three batches before using the ice.

League City had been under a boil-water notice since Wednesday when the water pressure dropped below the required minimum set by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. When water pressure is low, there's a chance bacteria could form in the water supply.

Water pressure, which was hit hard by last week's extremely cold temperatures, is back to normal and has been tested and ruled safe to drink again.

Additional information can be found on the League City website

02/21/2021

BOIL WATER NOTICE STILL IN EFFECT
League City is still on a boil water notice. The City of Houston, which supplies the bulk of our water, is waiting for acceptable bacterial test results required by the State before the notice can be lifted. We should know more later today or early Monday on when the notice will be lifted for League City.

Please refer to the League City website for additional information.