With Spring come snakes.
A few residents have reported finding snakes in their yards and even in one case getting into their garage. With spring here and all of the construction in the area disturbing wildlife habitats, there is potential to encounter these critters. If you end up having an issue with one and are not absolutely sure how to identify it or deal with it you should probably contact a pest control company for assistance.
Follow this link to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's web site for information about
Venomous Texas Snakes.
Construction in Colony Lakes:
The City Engineer, Robert Upton, said there are updates on their
website concerning this project.
The updates on this particular project are under the Heading “Regional Water Treatment Plant”
**You are welcome to send calls to the MC Public Works office if more information is needed.
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Architectural Control:
Remember that any change to your property which affects its exterior, whether modifications or cosmetic, requires ACC approval PRIOR to beginning the project. This includes lighting, doors and fences as well as many other items. Anything built without approval may have to be removed or dismantled at owners expense.
If you have any concerns over neighborhood covenants/deed restrictions/rules and regulations or questions about financial obligations, you may contact Crest Management at
281 947 4628 
. All contractor signs should be removed from your yard once the work is completed.
Colony Lakes HOA.
