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      • Pickleball
      • Pools and Swim Team
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  • Home
  • Events
  • Committees
    • Architectural Review
    • Communications
    • Community Events
    • Enclave Neighborhood
    • Finance
    • First Impressions
    • Forest Neighborhood
    • Landscape
    • Parks
    • Patrol
    • Pickleball
    • Pools and Swim Team
    • Tennis
  • Documents
    • Governing Documents
    • Financials
    • Forms
    • Meeting Agendas
    • Meeting Minutes
  • Community
    • Amenities
    • Community News
    • Calendar
    • FAQ
    • Helpful Information
    • Legend of the Trail Award
  • Contact
  • Board

STAYING CONNECTED WITH THE ASSOCIATION JUST GOT EASIER!

We’re excited to introduce Email Opt-In, a convenient way to receive official communication via email.  Click here for more information.

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  ABP is hiring for lifeguarding positions AT and AROUND our community! Is your teen or young adult interested in making money, learning new skills and filling their time?  Apply online www.a-beautifulpools.com or call 281.376.6510 for more information! 

New Gate access cards required for amenities

There is updated gate access to the swimming pools, tennis, and pickleball courts. New cards will be required at the beginning of April and each household can get one free new card.


Please click here to request your new card.


Please click here to view the instructions to get the card.


broken tree limbs in the community

We currently have a new landscaping contractor named IMS.  They are working with us to ensure all areas of the neighborhood are clean, trimmed, mowed, irrigated, weeded, mulched and planted appropriately.  We have noticed some broken tree limbs and damage to plants that impedes that progress.  Please assist us by treating all the plants in our community well so they can thrive.  Stepping in, jumping on, hanging off of, or otherwise disturbing any of the plants, trees, bushes and flowers costs money and impedes our progress. If you see anything that needs attention, please let Heather know at Crest Management.  Thank you for helping us keep our community attractive! 

COMMUNITY NEWS

Harris County Municipal Utility District #345-- Please click here to view the letter to the residents and customers regarding some of the comments received in recent board meetings.


Trash Issues


Trash pickup and homeowner interactions with the Best trash company come up often.  To assist homeowners, here are some important considerations to make this important service effective for everyone:


Please put out your trash on the morning of the pickup, if possible, so the unsightly cans and bins are not left on the curb for an extended period.  Recycling bins must be at the curb but trash containers can be at the garage or the curb.  After trash pickup, we ask you to remove the recycle bin from the curb and bring your trash bin up off the curb the same day for the same reason.  Letters are sent out to homeowners who leave their bins and cans out longer than one day.  If you have any questions or issues, please let Crest Management know about it.  

Harris County has considered the request for stop signs at Allview and Meghans Way and has done a traffic study. Click the link below to view their response.

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Adult Co-ed volleyball

Adult Co-ed Volleyball


The volleyball court located at Desert Ivy Park is reserved every Sunday from 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM for the Green Trails adult co-ed volleyball league.  If you are a Green Trails resident and are interested in participating, please contact Alison Fitzgerald at Alison.L.Fitzgerald@gmail.com.

Pine Park Beetles

Green Trails II is currently experiencing Pine Bark Beetle infestations.  Please report any trees  you suspect may be infested to Crest Management for prompt removal to prevent infestation of more trees.  Trees on homeowner's property are their responsibility.  Look for rapid browning, red sawdust on the ground or tiny holes in the bark (exit holes).  Beetles are drawn to trees in stress, hit by lightning, impacted by drought, etc.  New beetles can exit the tree and fly a mile to infest a new tree or re-enter the same tree.  Most of the time, the damage is advanced before it is noticed and the tree is completely brown within a couple of days. 

Vector-Borne and Flea-borne Diseases

What you need to know

Vector-borne diseases

Wild rodents (chipmunks, squirrels, mice, rats, muskrats) and rabbits are well-adapted to living in urban, suburban, and rural environments.  In addition, many types of rodents have become popular "pocket" pets (hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs) along with domestic rabbits and hedgehogs. These animals can harbor diseases that can make people sick.  Wild rodents also serve as the reservoir for many vectorborne diseases (diseases spread by ticks and mosquitoes) such as babesiosis, typhus, Lyme disease, Powassan virus, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, to name a few.


Vector-borne diseases are Illnesses that are transmitted by organisms that act as vectors such as mosquitoes, flies, ticks.


Symptoms : Symptoms may include fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, headache, loss of appetite, joint pain.

Causes : Caused by bacterial, viral, or parasitic infection.

Treatment : Treatment includes medications such as antibiotics, anti-parasitics, therapy, and self care measures.


Vector-Borne diseases can be prevented in the following ways:


  • Vaccines should be developed for protection against disease-causing viruses.
  • Insect repellants such as DEET or Permethrin can be applied to the skin and clothes respectively.
  • Tick checks should be performed after exposure to dogs, cats, cattle, and mice.
  • Use nets while sleeping to protect against mosquitoes.
  • Wash and dry clothes after an outdoor visit for a long time.


Flea-borne diseases

Some fleas carry pathogens that can cause human disease, including:

  • Plague — most commonly transmitted to humans in the United States by infected ground squirrel fleas, and globally by infected Oriental rat fleas. Also, may be transmitted by improperly handling an animal infected with plague bacteria. Most U.S. cases occur in rural areas of the western United States.


  • Flea-borne (murine) typhus — transmitted to people by infected cat fleas, , infected Oriental rat fleas,  or their feces (poop; also called “flea dirt”). Most cases in the United States are reported from California, Texas, and Hawaii.


  • Cat scratch disease (CSD) — transmitted to humans most often after a scratch from a domestic or feral cat that has been infected by a flea, or through flea feces (poop; also called “flea dirt”) being inoculated through a cat scratch. CSD occurs wherever cats and fleas are found.


  • Fleaborne parasites, such as tapeworms can spread to people and animals if they accidentally swallow an infected flea. Small children are at a higher risk than adults, as they may spend more time close to the floor and carpeted areas where fleas are found. Most infected people will not show symptoms and will not know they are carrying tapeworms.

    Symptoms include:


  • Itching
  • Skin around each bite may become sore or painful
  • Hives or develop a rash near the site of a bite


Prevention:


  • Periodic pest control may eliminate nests and minimize reproduction of biting insects
  • Wearing protective clothing such as long sleeves and pants when outdoors
  • Discarding the dust bag from any vacuum cleaners after every use
  • Regularly cleaning and vacuum furniture, floors, skirting boards, and bedding.


Please take your own precautions to care for your family by taking as many of these prevention measures as possible.

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Pool Changes

Unfortunately, the Park Cypress pool will not be able to open as scheduled this weekend. We hope to have it back open on May 17th.