HOA Assessments
Posted on Oct 28th, 2022
2023 HOA Assessments letters have been mailed! The $550 assessment is due January 01, 2023
Winterizing in Texas
Posted on Oct 28th, 2022
In the winter your yard needs a little extra love and care for the dropping winter temperatures. It is best to mow to a different height, keep the lawn clean, and weed during the off-season.
Your home needs extra care inside and out, too. Getting your chimney and furnace inspected should be top things to do. Check out these two articles to see other ideas of things to take care of.
Spring Greenway Access Public Meeting
Posted on Oct 27th, 2022
We invite you to join the Spring Greenway Access Public Meeting on Wednesday, November 9th, 2022 at 6:00pm. The meeting will be held at the Timberlane Community Center located at 1902 Naplechase Crest Dr. Spring TX 77373. For additional information, please visit https://bit.ly/3N0dn09.
Spring Fire Department Safety Tips
Posted on Feb 8th, 2022
The Spring Fire Department has all kinds of safety information they want to share with all residents at Northwood Pines!
Send a message to http://springfd.org/contact-us/ and choose “Fire Prevention” as the topic and ask for information to be mailed to you! They may provide coloring books, “how-to” booklets on making fire escape plans, First Aid, smoke alarm safety and more! We love working together with property owners to ensure the safety of all communities.
Here are just a few KEY reminders the Fire Department never wants you to forget.
NEVER go to bed with candles burning and/or portable heat sources unattended.
Park in your DRIVEWAYS whenever possible and leave enough room in your neighborhood streets for fire trucks to safely drive through to an emergency.
CHECK your smoke alarms, make sure they are working! If you don’t have smoke alarms, be sure to install them on EVERY level of your home, including inside and outside ALL sleeping areas.
Always CLOSE DOORS! A closed door can actually impede a fire’s flames and toxic smoke giving you time to safely escape in the case of a fire. Open doors give fire more oxygen and the flames can easily move into new places where there is more fuel to burn.
Trash collection during the holidays
Posted on Dec 27th, 2021
Residents,
Please note, trash will resume on Wednesday, for the next 2 weeks.
Saturday, December 25th: No collection. Garbage rolls to Wednesday, December 29th. Recycle rolls to Saturday, January 8th
Saturday, January 1st: No collection. Garbage rolls to Wednesday, January 5th. Recycle rolls to Saturday, January 8th.
Follow-up E.coli public statement from NORTHGATE CROSSING MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1
Posted on Dec 3rd, 2021
NORTHGATE CROSSING MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 FOLLOW UP E. COLI STATEMENT This morning, December 3, 2021, Northgate Crossing Municipal Utility District No. 1 received confirmation that a follow-up test of its water well was negative for E. coli. Pursuant to the rules and regulations of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the well has been cleared to be placed back in service
Health alert from Northgate Crossing MUD: E. COLI FOUND IN WATERÂ SUPPLY
Posted on Dec 1st, 2021
11/30/2021
HEALTH ALERT
E. COLI FOUND IN WATER SUPPLY
HEALTH ALERT
E. COLI FOUND IN WATER SUPPLY
E. coli bacteria were found in the water supply on 11/30/2021. These bacteria can make you sick, and are particular concern for infants, young children and people with weakened immune systems. Please click here for additional information.
Holiday Events
Posted on Nov 2nd, 2021
Here are some great holiday events for you to take part in.
Park Lights/Electricity
Posted on Nov 2nd, 2021
The electricity/lights over at the park will be temporarily disconnected from Wednesday 11/3/2021 through Friday 11/5/2021 due to construction.
NOTICE: YOU CAN HELP PREVENT FLOODING
Posted on Oct 29th, 2021
NOTICE: YOU CAN HELP PREVENT FLOODING
Northgate Crossing MUD No. 1 (the “Water District”) has observed that tree limbs and other debris are being discarded into the drainage channel that runs along the back property line of many of the homes in the Water District. These drainage channels as well as the Levee are owned, operated and maintained by the Water District. When trash and debris are discarded into the drainage channels, storm water flows along the drainage channel are impeded which can result in downstream flooding. The Water District requests that everyone observe the proper procedure for discarding trash and debris, and refrain from discarding prohibited items in the drainage channels. Bear in mind that it costs the Water District to remove the trash and debris and restore the drainage channel to proper operational flows. It is the intent of the Water District to monitor the drainage channels, and in instances where debris is discarded into the drainage channels the party responsible for will be back charged the cost incurred by the Water District to clean the drainage channels. Let’s be good neighbors and keep our drainage channel freely flowing.
