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Springwoods Park ![]() Pavilion Rental The Pavilions in Springwoods park and at the pool are available for your private party and can be reserved. Contact Southwest Water Corp. at 531-6260. A refundable $100 deposit is required. The hourly charge is $15. Use this reservation form.
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Pool Open - Summer Pool Schedule 2009
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Got Hail Damage to your Roof? You can get possible Tax Credits for The guidelines for the Springwoods MUD composting program have been updated. Springwoods MUD has worked with the contractor to try to make the process easier for the residents. PAPER BAGS may now be used to place compostable materials at the curb. The contractor will be assisting all residents that utilize the paper bags by having their crew empty the bags into the compost truck as part of the normal route pickup procedures. This applies ONLY to PAPER bags not plastic. If the bags can be reused, the contractor will leave the bags, if they are not in usable condition, they will take the bags and dispose of them. Subsequently, we will no longer be red-tagging these (paper bags) as violations. Below is a summary of some of the main changes. A tag may be placed on your yard waste items if they do not comply with the new guidelines. Click here to see the complete rules. Your cooperation in making the yard waste composting program is appreciated. Springwoods MUD residents can pick up fully composted yard waste for their residential gardens at the large bin in Springwoods MUD Park on Anderson Mill Road.
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A Walk Using This New Trail Map Pet Owners: Please Observe District and County Rules
Important Information about Williamson County Animal
Policies Unfortunately, there are always a few people who ignore their responsibility to clean up after their pets. This presents a nuisance and health hazard for all park visitors. Emerald Security Patrol officers monitor your park; violations will be addressed with anyone who is observed breaking the Park rules. Please leave your Springwoods Park sanitary for everyone to enjoy.
Leashes, Vaccinations and Registration Required
ID, Please Recently a small brindle colored pit bull mix was found wandering around the Treeline and Bubbling Springs neighborhood. This dog was very friendly and appeared to be well cared for. Since it was going to be cold that night, a good Samaritan neighbor kept the dog in a warm place overnight. The next day the dog was taken to a vet’s office to see if he was chipped. The neighbor found out that the animal had been adopted from Town Lake Animal Shelter and did have a chip implanted. However, the owners failed to register this animal with the chip company! That leaves very few options to find the dog’s owner. Moral of the story: If you really love your pets and don’t want to lose them, register them. If this dog had been registered his owner could have had him back in 24 hours.
Stray Cats and Dogs
Adopt from a Shelter Your cooperation in following the Williamson County Animal Control Laws and our Springwoods Park rules are greatly appreciated by all of our residents within our MUD District. We strive to protect all pet owners rights and only ask that you be a responsible guardian of your animal.
Georgetown Animal Outreach (GAO) Is Looking For
Large Dogs - GAO has funds available for the
spaying or neutering of large breed dogs
weighing forty (40) pounds and more. If you, a
friend, neighbor, or someone you know has a
large dog that should be altered, please call
GAO at 512-863-6006 to receive a low-cost
certificate. Must be dog owner in Williamson
County to qualify for certificate.
Click on website for more information: http://www.georgetownanimaloutreach.org
Springwoods MUD Utility Usage Outlined
Refresher Course:
Restrictive
Covenants 301 So if you are just moving into the Springwoods MUD (whether you’re are a renter or homeowner), buying a boat or starting a home improvement project, you need to know that certain restrictions apply. Deed restrictions or restrictive ccovenants are legal obligations that are agreed to when a homeowner purchases a home so that property values can be preserved. Renters are also bound by these rules. Although restrictive covenants in the Springwoods MUD vary slightly, most of them say that any changes to the exterior of your home must be approved by the Architectural Control Committee. Check out your restrictive covenants to make sure you are abiding by the rules that your other neighbors have come to expect. For copies of your deed restrictions or information about the Architectural Control Committee, contact district manager Andrew Hunt at ahunt@swwc.com.
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