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History of Prior Events
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
CHANGE NOTICE
North Park Meadows Board of
Directors selected
PROCOMM, Inc as our new property
management company. PROCOMM comes with impressive
credentials and is one of the largest and most respected
association management firms in Southwest Texas.
Important Information will be mailed to each homeowner
about PROCOMM and our next, make-up,
annual meeting
tentatively set for
June 19 2007.
Please discontinue sending any
correspondence to Property Management Professionals.
Cathy Williams, of PROCOMM’s
New Braunfels office, will be our point of contact for
complaints and other association matters. The New
Braunfels office is located at 1902 Common Street, New
Braunfels, TX 78130. Phone: (830) 632-8300, Fax: (830)
632-8303, email:
cwilliams@procomm-mgmt.com. PROCOMM also has a
website:
http://www.procomm-mgmt.com
Four items specifically stuck
out above other management companies.
1. PROCOMM has a process,
including follow-up, to deal with our delinquent due
problem.
2. They have an excellent
system to deal with covenant violations.
3. They will work hard to bring
our By-Laws in compliance.
4. They have an excellent
system to assure all home improvements are approved by
the Architectural Review Committee.
Carl McMurtry
President, NPM Owners’
Association
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Officials
outline a plan to solve flooding
Published April
26, 2007
What residents
along McQueeney Road in the North Park
Meadow subdivision feared most happened
overnight Tuesday when a pond on the New
Braunfels-owned Fisher Park property
overflowed, spilling into one of their
homes.
When Tuesday night’s thunderstorms
hammered New Braunfels, homeowner Debbi
Haecker awoke to find water had run down
the hill from the city-owned property,
across McQueeney Road, broke through a
dirt barrier and a fence and saturated
her home.
“A river flowed through here,” said
Haecker while pointing out her living
room. “My daughter woke me up at 3 a.m.
and told me the house had a problem.”
Haecker said she had to remove all of
her carpet throughout the house
including inside her bedroom closets.
Haecker and her neighbors, Michael
Valerio and David Gerken, called and
asked their city councilman, Ken
Valentine, to get involved on Wednesday.
They said that he responded immediately.
Valentine met with Haecker and neighbors
Wednesday and walked with them through
the flooded home and across McQueeney
Road, where the water from Fischer Park
pond continued rushing down the hill.
“There’s not enough capacity to carry
off flood water, therefore, water flows
across the road into houses,” he said.
“Widening and deepening the ditch will
keep flood waters on the city side of
McQueeney Road and it will eventually
flow to the south tributary.”
The city sent a public works crew to the
site Wednesday and dug a temporary berm
to catch the outflow from the pond.
City Manager Mike Morrison inspected the
site Wednesday afternoon and said the
city will take the following action to
fix the drainage problem:
1. Redesign the flow of the tank
spillway on the Fischer property
recently purchased by the city, if
feasible. He said the redesign
ultimately will divert the spillway flow
from its current location to a point
closer to McQueeney and County Line
roads.
2. Construct a temporary berm at the
outflow of the existing spillway to
reduce the flow across McQueeney.
3. Widen the ditch between McQueeney and
the Fischer property.
4. The city attorney will contact the
developer to seek a solution on
subdivision side of McQueeney Road.
Morrison said the city will keep the
neighborhood informed on its progress.
In this overhead view we see the problem more
clearly. The water tank overflows down into Hidden Meadow across McQueeney Rd.
We, as a Home Owner's Association, must keep all the drainage culverts cleaned
out! If you see one filling with debris either help clear it or report it.
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4/10/2007
Members,
Please see below for the posted
“Letter of Termination” from Property Management
Professionals (PMP).
They provided a 30 day written
notification for North Park Meadows Owners Association
to find a new
management company to manage the
neighborhood. Please continue to send all dues,
payments,
and correspondence to PMP until notification
of a new management company. The board will send a
letter to each member when a new management company is
in place.
North Park Meadows Board of
Directors will solicit proposals from 3 management
companies and
select the best one for our neighborhood.
We expect to have the new company selected within
30
days and possibly another 30 days for the transition. PMP agreed to stay on to assure a smooth transition.
We would like to thank PMP for
their hard work during their tenure.
Carl McMurtry
President, North Park Meadows
Owners Association
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