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Special Notice: Additional Storm Debris Removal

From the Prestonwood Forest Maintenance Association

Many of our residents in the northernmost sections of the community were impacted with rising water in their homes and there are already piles of flood damaged materials accumulating along these streets. Because of this, the Association has planned for additional storm debris removal and has filed for disaster relief funding available through FEMA to cover any additional costs that may arise for such for the community.

The tentative start-date, provided by the vendor, to begin storm debris removal was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. However, the vendor assured us that they will begin working on the initial cleanup in Prestonwood, this weekend (9/9) and the Association will continue to follow up and provide information on the status.

Since there will be two (2) waste collection vendors in the neighborhood, residents will see Republic collecting the standard household waste on scheduled days, as well as additional crews removing the storm debris. Please do not be concerned if storm debris is partially collected, as it may take these crews several days/weeks to get everything picked up completely. We ask for everyone’s patience through this process.

For those who were impacted with property damage from the storm/flooding, please observe the following, regarding debris and trash placement, to help us expedite removal of both:

• Placement of storm debris for the special collection is important. All debris must be curbside, not blocking the roadway, and within 10 feet from the curb – and away from obstructions such as trees, poles, mailboxes and hydrants. Please reference this diagram from Harris County to illustrate debris separation and placement.

o Contractors must follow special protocols for depositing storm debris (ie: sheetrock, carpet/flooring, furniture, appliances, construction materials) into specific landfills.

• Placement of household trash for Republic’s scheduled waste collections must be away from storm debris and other obstacles to help expedite this collection. Please remember the Wednesday collection is the “automated cart waste collection” only. For guidelines on items the items included/not in Republic’s waste collection contract, please click here .

If over the next two weeks you still have storm debris left at your curb, please contact High Sierra Management and we will follow up with the trash contractor to determine what additional steps are needed to further assist you.

To Contact High Sierra Management:

Message from Harris County: FEMA Disaster Assistance

SEPTEMBER 1, 2017

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Applying for FEMA Disaster Assistance

Registering online, at www.DisasterAssistance.gov, is the quickest way to register for FEMA assistance since the event will last several days and the full scope of damages may not be immediately evident.

If you are unable to access the internet, you can also call 1-800-621-3362.

Install the FEMA App, available for Apple, Android, and Blackberry mobile devices.

When you register for disaster assistance either online or by phone, you will need the following to complete your application:

Social Security number
Address of the location where the damage occurred (pre-disaster address)
Current mailing address
Current telephone number
Insurance information
Total household annual income
Routing and account number for your checking or savings account (this allows FEMA to directly transfer disaster assistance funds into your bank account).
A description of your disaster-caused damage and losses

Disaster assistance applicants, who have a speech disability or hearing loss and use TTY, should call 1-800-462-7585 directly; for those who use 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS), call 1-800-621-3362. The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. (local time) seven days a week until further notice.

More information can be found at: https://www.fema.gov/individual-disaster-assistance.

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For more information visit the Regional Joint Information Center website at www.readyharris.org

Notice from Republic Waste:

"At this time our operations department has confirmed that we will be picking up MSW (Trash) only during the Association's normal service day this coming Saturday, September 2nd. Please note due to the impact of the storm normal pick up times on the service days that the residents are accustomed to in the community may vary.

Please keep in mind we will not be able to collect any construction debris from residents as listed below:

Construction Debris (excluded) – Waste building materials resulting from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition operations at a Residential home. This includes but not limited to carpet, carpet padding, sheetrock, insulation, furniture, fencing etc."

** Regarding removal of items that may not be in scope for Republic waste collection - please visit the Harris County Precinct 4 website: "Precinct 4's Role in Debris Removal" for important details on the County’s debris removal actions. **

‘Yard of the Month’ Winner

Congratulations to the Laubach Family at 8102 Roebourne Lane for recognition as the September 2017 ‘Yard of the Month’ winner! The following are also recognized, with September’s ‘Honorable Mention’ for doing an outstanding job with landscaping and keeping Prestonwood Forest bright and beautiful - the: Bartlett Family at 8211 Birchglen Lane, Saxton Family at 8110 Renmark Lane, Murray Family at 14107 Cleobrook Lane, and Chasse Family at 14419 Ravenhurst Lane.

Please be sure to visit the Photo Gallery for photos of monthly ‘Winners’ and those recognized with ‘Honorable Mention’.

Residents may also nominate homes for next month’s Yard of the Month recognition, by using the ‘Contact Us’ email feature, and by directing nominations to the Landscape Director.

September Pool Hours

Yard of the Month Guidelines

The Prestonwood Forest “Yard of the Month” program is dedicated to improving the quality of living and appearance of our community. We encourage residents to take pride in their homes and neighborhood. In turn, we look to celebrate those who do a superior job in maintaining their yards in such a way that they enhance the overall appeal of the entire community.
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Recreation Access Cards

Online Recreation Access Card Request Form

Please remember that Recreation Access Cards are issued only one-time to each residence and that new cards are not re-issued each year. Previously issued cards are remotely enabled/disabled each year based on timely payment of the annual assessment dues.

Each lot (physical address within the community) is issued one (1) ‘Recreation Access Card’ , which will be assigned through the duration of residency in the community and will work year-round – pursuant to each facility’s posted hours of operation and usage policy.

Please be sure to reference the ‘Recreation Access Card’ Policy and the Pool, Tennis and Clubhouse Information pages for important facility access details.

The ‘Recreation Access Card’ is required at all times to enter and use the Pool/Tennis/Clubhouse Facilities. Residences that have not previously requested cards, may request their household’s card through the convenient Online Request Form.

Lost or stolen cards will be reissued for a fee of $10.00 payable to PFMA.

Beginning in 2016, ‘Recreation Access Card’ and proximity card readers at the pools, tennis courts and clubhouse combine the functionality of (and have replaced) the old pool tag and facility key access methods.

Important: Each access card coding is assigned to a specific Prestonwood Forest house address and all entry/exit at each facility is digitally recorded. Therefore, it is very important NOT to let anyone other than your household use your Recreation Access Card.

If you have any questions, please contact a High Sierra representative, through this website’s ‘Contact Us’ feature.

Welcome to Prestonwood Forest Online

restonwood Forest, in northwest Houston, is a quiet, family-oriented community of homeowners who take pride in our neighborhood and encourage the active participation of all residents. Prestonwood Forest Online is the official website for the Prestonwood Forest community and is maintained by the Prestonwood Forest Maintenance Association.

The mission of Prestonwood Forest Online is to ensure that residents of Prestonwood Forest remain well-informed about the Association's Amenities and Services and the Official Neighborhood Events. Prestonwood Forest Online also augments the Association’s monthly homeowners meetings, providing an additional method of communication and a greater opportunity for residents to be heard.

Thank you for visiting and check back often. Please contact the Board of Directors if you have any questions about this website or the Prestonwood Forest community.

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