The new Oakwood Glen HOA Board walked the neighborhood on August 7, 2025. We would like to remind you that we all need to keep our properties maintained in accordance to the bylaws and deed restrictions that can be found on our website.

In the next few weeks, we will start monitoring for the following:

• Unkept lawns (too long, dead, overgrown, etc.). Overgrown or dead trees and bushes. Deed Restrictions Reference: 3.14 Maintenance of Lawns and Plantings.

• Unsightly items (bed frames, stones, gravel, oil pans, old or broken planter or pots, tools, garden hoses or other gardening tools and toys, dead branches …). Deed Restrictions Reference: 3.4 Rubbish and Debris.

• Garbage can or recycle bin that can be seen from the street. Deed Restrictions Reference: 3.4 Rubbish and Debris.

• Unfinished structures and temporary structures Deed Restrictions References: 3.6 Repair of Buildings. 3.9 Temporary Structures. 3.15 Construction Activities. 4.3 Unfinished Structures.

To avoid Violation Notices, please help by remedying such issues.

The Oakwood Glen HOA Board

As a reminder, when tree limbs press on or touch power lines, they can cause arcing (sparks or popping noises), which is both a fire hazard and a serious electrical risk. To prevent safety hazards and service interruptions, we encourage you to work with our electricity provider Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) when you notice any trees, bushes or vegetation near power lines/ Never address this on your own. PEC will send out a crew to trim them back as needed.

PEC's number: 1-888-554-4732. PEC's website: https://mypec.com/. PEC's Safety at Home information.

You can also read more about PECs Vegetation Maintenance Standards and their own Vegetation Maintenance and Tree Trimming on their website.