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Pool Memberships On Sale Now!2017 Swimming Pool Memberships are on sale now at the community center:Queen Margaret Community Center2501 Queen Margaret DriveMon-Fri, 9am-5pm, Sat & Sun, 11am-6pm972-899-7500

Pricing for 2017:• $75 - Individual (one person, 18 years of age or older)• $90 - Couple (two adults, one adult & one child, or two adults with an infant under 12 months old) • $125 - Family (Up to 6 family members that are full time residents at the address listed on the application)

*Each additional beyond 6 members is $10 each

Please Remember to Bring:• Cash or Check for payment• Proof of Residency in Castle Hills (If leasing/renting you will need to bring a letter from your landlord

authorizing Castle Hills to sell the tenant a pool membership, or you may bring a copy of your lease)• Last year’s Picture ID Cards & Key Fobs

*Also, remember you must be current on your HOA dues to purchase a membership. If you have not paid, you can pay at the time you purchase your pool membership, but it will require a separate check.

THEGatekeeperA MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF THE CASTLE HILLS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION April 2017

4th of July Freedom

Festival ..................... 2

Castle Hills Spring

Concert Series ......... 3

Village Shops &

Plaza ...................9-11

April Lawn &

Landscape Guide .... 12

Bulletin Board ........ 17

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For more information on your community, visit the Castle Hills website at:

www.castlehills.comThere you can also find the Resident Portal which contains documents and forms for the use of Castle Hills residents.

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Easter Egg HuntThe Easter Egg Hunt will be at Lake Avalon Park on Saturday, April 8. The 0-3 age group will start promptly at 10am with the other age groups (4-6 and 7-10) starting about 5 minutes later. The Easter Bunny is sure

to make an appearance! Please bring your own basket for collecting the eggs and other finds while hunting, but before

you leave please empty your plastic eggs in your basket and leave the plastic eggs in one of the containers by the Easter Bunny

so we can recycle and use those each year. If you don’t leave the plastic eggs the day of the event, they can always be dropped off at the Community Center at 2501 Queen Margaret Drive. New This Year: There will be special offers in eggs from Kim Ortiz Photography and Castle Hills Taekwondo America!

Bulk Trash Pick-UpIf you have items larger than what fits in your trash bin you need to contact Waste Management, 972-315-5400, to schedule a special pick-up. This includes landscape (tree and shrub) trimmings!

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Starting Soon: Castle Hills Freedom Festival Event T-Shirt Pre-Sales!The HOA will be pre-selling event T-Shirts again this year for the 4th of July Freedom Festival. Be sure to order yours! Design, price and order forms will be available soon. Watch your mail boxes & emails!

Event Sponsors & Parade Participants Wanted!For more information, please contact Krissy Kelly: [email protected] (972) 410-6614

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Castle Hills residents and neighbors are invited to dust off their cowboy boots at the Castle Hills Village Shops when Big City Outlaws takes the stage on Saturday, May 13, as part of the 2017 Castle Hills Spring Concert Series. This year’s concert series is presented by the City of Lewisville, in partnership with Castle Hills developer Bright Realty. The FREE concerts take place at the Castle Hills Village Shops, located at 2540 King Arthur Boulevard in the master-planned Castle Hills community in Lewisville.

Big City Outlaws, a country rock party band, opens the concert series with their rockin’ country western music. The line-up will include classics from old school favorites like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson to current Top 40 hits from Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan. Rock hits from Journey, Poison and Bon Jovi are also on the playlist.

The Big City Outlaws concert is sponsored by Grande Communications, local cable and internet provider for Castle Hills residents. Come early to reserve your spot in front of the main stage built for the event on Lady of the Lake. Spread out on blankets and in lawn chairs with the whole family. Family-friendly activities such as bounce houses, carnival games and prizes, face painters and a black light photo booth start at 6:30 p.m. Big City Outlaws will take the stage from 8 to 9:30 p.m.

Guests can enjoy a pre-concert meal or post-concert cocktail at one of several restaurants at the Village Shops. PI.E 3.14 Everyday Eatery, open until 10 p.m. for food and later for drinks, specializes in signature pizzas and a one-of-a-kind drink menu. T.B.D. Kitchen, open until 11 p.m. for food and later for drinks, has great tacos

and burritos, as well as its daily “Daisy,” the eatery’s specialty cocktail. Grab some fresh sushi and sashimi at Kanzi Sushi & Hibachi until 10 p.m. or some Chinese stir-fry and spring rolls at Z’s Wok until 10:30 p.m. For a sweet post-concert treat, visit Froyo Smoo-licious, open until 10 p.m. Also joining the event is Freebirds, which has a nearby location at Castle Hills Marketplace. The Freebirds food truck will be parked near the main stage serving steak burritos, nachos, street tacos and tostadas. Ms. Piggy’s food truck will serve gumbo, red beans & rice, chicken fingers, corn dogs and funnel cakes.

The 2017 Castle Hills Spring Concert Series also features a Saturday, June 10, concert with The Boy Band Night, a boy band cover band, sponsored by Kroger.

Bring your friends! The concert is open to everyone.

For the complete calendar of Castle Hills events, and directions to the plaza, visit www.CastleHillsVillageShops.com.

Fence StainingThere are many fences in Castle Hills that could use a “face lift” in the form of cleaning and re-staining. In order to re-stain your fence properly it must first be cleaned

(power washed) to remove old stain/dirt that has aged/accumulated causing the gray effect, if the fence is not first cleaned

the stain will not soak into the wood as well and your fence will still not look very good and will probably need to be done again much sooner rather than later.

At the same time you are staining the fence, look for any loose or damaged boards, sometimes just a few wood screws will fix the problem and make a big difference in the way your fence looks. The preferred fence color is a medium brown. Not only will this help increase the life of your fence, but it will give your home a fresh look and make the Castle Hills Community look great to visitors and prospective buyers. The way our Community looks has a direct effect on

the home value and desirability to live in Castle Hills.

If you are cleaning and re-staining your fence to a medium brown finish, you do not need to get HOA approval. If you are replacing your fence, you do need to get approval in advance by submitting an application to the Castle Hills Resident Architectural Review Committee (RARC). Once you receive an approval letter, you or your contractor can apply to the Denton County Water District for the applicable permit. Early spring is a great time to have this done so that you can enjoy the refreshed look of your fence throughout the spring, summer, and fall.

2017 Castle Hills Spring Concert Series Opens with Big City Outlaws

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Private Parties for any occasion!BirthdaysBachelorette and Bridal ShowersPTA & School GroupsScout ActivitiesField TripsFundraisersOr any other reason to party!

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Acceptable and Unacceptable Lawn and Landscape ConditionsThe Deed Restrictions and Design Guidelines that encumber your home requires:

“All landscaping shall be maintained in a neat, clean and healthy condition. This includes pruning, mowing of lawns, weeding, removal of litter, fertilizing, replacement of plants where necessary, the application of pest control substances, and the regular watering of all plant material.”

During the spring months, once the grass begins to green up and grow, lawns should be mowed weekly!

See the photo examples provided for acceptable and unacceptable lawn and landscape conditions according to the Deed Restrictions and Design Guidelines:

ACCEPTABLE: Home is well maintained and includes trees, shrubs, and bushes with color to add to the appearance.

ACCEPTABLE: Home is well maintained, bushes and trees neat and trimmed, lawn mowed, fertilized, and weeded.

UNACCEPTABLE: The functional purpose of a landscape border is to keep mulch in and grass out. They either need to remove the stone border or clean out the grass and add mulch.

UNACCEPTABLE: Exposed dirt due to shade from tree. The tree can be trimmed to allow more sun through or a shade tolerant grass or ground cover can be planted.

UNACCEPTABLE: Dead plants, shrubs/bushes need trimming, grass and weeds inside stone border need to be cleaned out.

UNACCEPTABLE: Grass needs to be mowed and treated for weeds. Landscape beds need to be cleaned out and broken edging removed.

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Sports FieldsThe HOA is now managing the sports fields. Applications

will soon be available on the Resident Portal. The sports

fields are for the use of Castle Hills residents only.

Residents must be current on their HOA dues to reserve

a field. Fifty percent (50%) of the rosters must be Castle

Hills residents. The fields are for youth practice. Officiated

games and league play are not permitted at any time.

There will be 3 scheduled seasons: Spring, Summer & Fall

• Spring Season: March-April-May

• Summer Season: June-July-August

• Fall Season: Sept-Oct-Nov

Deadline to have applications submitted is the 20th of the month prior to the start of the season. (Due on: Feb 20, May 20 and Aug 20)

Applications received after these dates will be processed on a space available basis for the current or next upcoming season.

Applications received by the deadline date will have scheduling conflicts resolved using a lottery method.

Applications can be emailed to Retta Rosi at: [email protected], or dropped at: 2520 King Arthur Blvd, Ste. #200,

Lewisville, TX 75056

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Residential Architectural Review Committee (RARC)You MUST have RARC approval for ANY additions or changes to the property. This includes but is not limited to the following:

• Fence Replacement (fences must be smooth side out and stained to a medium brown finish) • Satellite Dish Installation• Landscape Border Additions Around Flower Beds, Trees, etc.• Roof Replacements• Pools, Arbors, Covered Patios, Driveway Gates, New Front Doors, etc.

You do NOT need RARC Approval for the following:• Cleaning and staining your fence to a medium brown finish• Painting exterior trim the same color (includes all doors)• Removing and replacing dead landscape with the same or similar plants• Parkway tree replacement with the correct tree species for your street and tree size is a minimum 3 ½ “ caliper (diameter) tree

when measured 12” inches from the base of the tree• Exterior repairs that are restoration to original condition

The RARC is in place to ensure that any additions and/or changes made are done correctly for both the aesthetic appeal of Castle Hills and adherence to the Deed Restrictions and Design Guidelines that encumber each estate.

If there is any question as to what does and does not to be approved, please contact the committee directly at: [email protected]

Applications may be found on CastleHills.com under the “Contact Castle Hills” section, or hard copies are available at the Community Center at 2501 Queen Margaret Dr., or our office in the Village Shops at 2520 King Arthur Blvd, upstairs in suite #200.

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Castle Hills Community Center Jan Chadwell, [email protected] 972-899-7500, 2501 Queen Margaret Drive

Castle Hills Conservative Club Meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month [email protected]

Castle Hills Cricket Club www.castlehillscricketclub.com

Castle Hills Linkedin.com Group Bruce Goldberg, [email protected]

Castle Hills Mail Center Jeff Young, [email protected] 972-899-0030, 701 Sword Bridge Drive

Castle Hills Progressives & Liberals Club Meets once a month on the 3rd Tuesday [email protected]

Castle Hills Security Patrol 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 214-274-2057

Castle Hills Working Mothers Group Castle Hills Working Mothers Group on www.linkedin.com

Grandmothers In Prayer Open to all grandmothers who want to pray for their grandchildren. Meets every Tuesday at 8:30 am. [email protected].

Moms in Prayer (Castle Hills, Killian and Hebron) Meets every other Wednesday at 9:30am Yvette McKee, [email protected] Sally Cavenaugh, [email protected]

Scrapbook Club Florencia Davis 469-774-1533 [email protected]

Tennis Men’s Casual Doubles Every other Saturday 9-11 am, Courts 1 & 2 Dan Mohr 972-315-1121, [email protected] * See schedule on wall outside Community Center

Tennis Women’s Day League Tina Proffitt 972-899-2853

Tennis Women’s Night League Rhonda Price 972-395-9078

Committee Contacts

Children’s Play Groups

The following are the current play groups by age:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/castlehillscommunityTo add your group contact, email [email protected]

Castle Hills Homeschoolers—all ages 1st and 3rd Friday at 3:00 pmNicole Hunter, [email protected]

Castle Cuties—born August 2008 - August 2009Every Other Friday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Flo Davis [email protected]

Weekend Warriors—ages 1 to 3Not enough time during the week? How about a weekend play group! Every Other Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 [email protected]

Sovereign Sweeties—born August 2009 - August 2010Every Other Friday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Morgan Lawley, [email protected] or 770-331-5544

Dukes & Damsels—born August 2010 - August 20111st and 3rd Friday at 10:00 amDiana Klotzman, [email protected] or Joanie Saynor, [email protected]

Little Lords & Ladies—born August 2011 - August 2012Meeting every other MondayShelley Smith, [email protected] orSharon Sykes, [email protected] group: Little Lords & Ladies Playgroup

Lil' Lancelots—born August 2012 - August 2013Meeting monthlyEmail [email protected] or [email protected] for more information

Lil' Dragons—born August 2013 - August 2014Meeting monthlyEmail [email protected] for more information

Castle Munchkins—born August 2014 - August [email protected], phone 214-558-2420

Castle Tadpoles—born August 2015 - August 2016Meeting monthlyEmail [email protected] for more information

Visit us online at CastleHillsVillageShops.com. Events are subject to change and in the event of inclement weather, scheduled events may be canceled. Photos of Castle Hills community events may be taken by Bright Realty or its representatives for marketing or public relations efforts. Royalty fees have been paid and a license has been obtained to show featured film presentations.

Find us on FACEBOOK/CASTLE HILLS.FANPAGE

Castle Hills is a Bright Realty Development© 2017 Bright Realty

Now Leasing Phase III. For leasing information please contact:

Britton Lankford | 972.410.6597 | [email protected]

Tim McNutt | 972.410.6566 | [email protected]

www.brightrealtyco.com

Shopping Directory

Village Shops open 7 days a week, call individual stores for specific hours.

Convenience Stores

Food/Beverages

Specialty Retail

Health & Beauty

Pet Services

Sports/Fitness

Professional Services

Specialized Services

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FOR A SMILE THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME.

KriegerOrthodontics.com | [email protected] | 972.899.1465

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Stephen K Mullican, AAMS®Financial Advisor.

2540 King Arthur Blvd Ste 120Lewisville, TX 75056972-899-3021www.edwardjones.com

Visit us online at CastleHillsVillageShops.com. Events are subject to change and in the event of inclement weather, scheduled events may be canceled. Photos of Castle Hills community events may be taken by Bright Realty or its representatives for marketing or public relations efforts. Royalty fees have been paid and a license has been obtained to show featured film presentations.

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Our Location

April 2017 Events

Marionette Show: “Happily Ever After”

Preview: Castle Hills Spring Concert Series

Friday, April 21st, 7:00 pmt

MagicMantle

FM 544 / Parker Rd.

E. Hebron Pkwy.

Old Denton Rd.

Lady of the Lake Blvd.

CastleHills

Holy Grail Dr.

King Arthur Blvd.

N. Josey Ln.

Highway 121/Sam Rayburn Tollway

Windhaven Pkwy.

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Shops& Plaza

Saturday, June 10th, 6:30 pm

Saturday, May 13th, 6:30 pm

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April Lawn & Landscape Guide• Treat weeds in the lawn with a post-emergent weed

control – be careful to treat only the weeds and not the grass.

• Fertilize your yard – this is what helps make your lawn green and thicken.

• Fertilize all trees and shrubs with a granular fertilizer made for trees and shrubs – don’t rely on your lawn fertilizer to do this work.

• Your lawn needs weekly mowing. Don’t bag, but mulch and don’t scalp your lawn. Be sure to trim and edge the lawn as well.

• Spring watering suggestions: Water your lawn 15 minutes twice a week and landscape beds 15 – 20 minutes twice a week. You can set each station of your sprinkler system for the appropriate amount of time and this still keeps compliance with the Stage 2 water restrictions for Castle Hills, just be sure you are watering on the correct days.

• Plant seasonal color – begonias or pentas in the sun and for shade you can plant impatiens or caladiums. There are many other plants to choose from, these are just some suggestions.

• Springtime is a good time to mulch the beds for a fresh look – 1 ½ inches to 2 inches deep. Hardwood, pine bark, and cedar mulch are all good to use.

• If your trees are a year or more old, consider removing the stakes (this includes the parkway trees). As the tree grows the part of the stake that is wrapped around the tree tightens and the tree can actually start to grow around it, potentially causing damage to the tree. Also, the tree being continually staked can make the root system not develop properly so the tree does not grow. If the stakes are no longer connected to the tree, please remove the stake and wire. It does not look good and it may be a safety hazard for pedestrians and animals.

• Grass and weeds in landscape beds detract from the appearance of your home and the aesthetics of the community.

Construction Hours in Castle Hills

MONDAY - FRIDAY7 am to 7 pm

SATURDAY8 am to 6 pm

NO CONSTRUCTION ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS!

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April 22-23 & 29-30

LIFEGUARD training

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Dear Friends,With spring break behind us and daylight savings activated, life naturally moves outside. Kids’ sports move out of smelly gyms and into the open fields of soccer and baseball. Bedtimes seem to sneak away from us and the grill is always a dinner option. At Kids R Kids, we incorporate the outdoors into our spring curriculum, and we celebrate spring with annual events like our Spring Egg Hunt and Trik-a-thon for St. Jude’s Children Hospital.

And once spring has sprung, every child who can read a calendar knows that summer beckons on the horizon. If you are looking to fill an entire summer with education and fun or just a few weeks, come check our summer camp program. Again voted “Best in the Metroplex”, your school age child will have a blast with awesome field trips and friends.

In thinking about summer, I offer a confession. I used to be one of “those” moms who never bought sunscreen until the pool opened in May. My habit was forced to change with my third-born, the child with sensitive skin. It never failed. After watching one of his older brother’s baseball games, we returned home and I looked upon the sweet face of my youngest son with horror as he glowed back at me in vibrant red. So, this year, I bought the sunscreen while grocery shopping just prior to the first baseball tournament weekend- in February!

So, whether you are a newcomer to using sunscreen in winter or you lather up the whole family before Christmas caroling, we thought it would be great to examine some common myths about sunscreen. It can get very confusing on how to protect your kids from the sun (especially if you grew up in the generation that soaked yourself in baby oil and laid on mats that look like aluminum foil):

• Myth 1 - An SPF 100+ sunscreen provides three times the sun protection of an SPF 30 sunscreen. An SPF 30 or SPF 50 sunscreen provides protection against 97 to 98 percent of UVB rays. While a higher SPF sunscreen might block 99 percent of UVB rays, it is only a very slight increase. Using a high SPF sunscreen might provide more protection for those parents who don't use enough sunscreen and don't reapply it often enough though.

• Myth 2 - You can't get a sunburn on a cloudy day. According to the FDA, "Even on an overcast day, up to 80 percent of the sun's UV rays can get through the clouds." So remember that even when it is cloudy, your kids need sunscreen to avoid getting a sunburn.

• Myth 3 - I don't have to reapply my 'waterproof' sunscreen after my kids swim. The FDA states that no sunscreen is truly waterproof or sweat-proof, but can instead be water-resistant. All sunscreens, even those that claim to be waterproof, should be reapplied after your kids swim.

• Myth 4 - Sunscreen just doesn't work on my child. If your kids are getting a tan and you are using sunscreen, then you are likely making one of the common sunscreen mistakes, such as not applying enough sunscreen, not applying it soon enough before your kids go outside, not using sunscreen every time your kids go out in the sun, or not reapplying it often enough.

• Myth 5 - My child is allergic to sunscreen. It is unlikely that a child would be allergic to sunscreen. Instead, he might be allergic or sensitive to a particular sunscreen ingredient, which can vary between brands, so under the direction of your pediatrician, consider switching to a different sunscreen or sunblock with totally different ingredients and apply a very small amount to one part of your child's body to see if he has a reaction again.

• Myth 6 - My kids use sunscreen, so they are safe from the sun. There is actually a little more to sun safety and protecting your kids from ultraviolet radiation than using sunscreen. These sun safety tips include properly using a broad-spectrum sunscreen, getting your kids to wear sunglasses that offer 99 to 100 percent UV protection, wearing as much protective clothing as possible as well as a broad rimmed hat, seeking shade when it is available, and limiting exposure to the sun when it is strongest -- between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

• Myth 7 - My kids already have a tan, so they don't need sunscreen. A "base tan" is not a substitute for sunscreen, and remember that there is no such thing as a "healthy tan." Your kids need to use sunscreen to prevent further skin damage from the sun's UV rays.

• Myth 8 - I shouldn't use sunscreen so that my kids will make more vitamin D. There are much safer

ways for your kids to get vitamin D than unprotected exposure to the sun's UV rays, including vitamins, milk, and other vitamin D fortified foods.

• Myth 9 - My kids have dark skin, so they don't need sunscreen. Everyone should use a broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 to 30 all of the time when they are going to be out in the sun. Even people with deeply pigmented skin, who rarely burn, should use sunscreen. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, "everybody, regardless of race or ethnicity, is subject to the potential adverse effects of overexposure to the sun."

• Myth 10 - SPF measures how much protection a sunscreen offers. While SPF does stand for sun protection factor, it is only a measure of the sunscreen's level of protection against UVB rays, which typically cause sunburn. However, it does not take into consideration whether the sunscreen protects against UVA rays, and these UVA rays penetrate deep into the skin and cause premature aging of the skin.

Proposed changes to sunscreen labels by the FDA will require a four-star rating system so that consumers can see how much UVA protection the sunscreen offers or whether the sunscreen offers no UVA protection at all. Right now, parents should look for a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 15 to 30 to ensure that it offers both UVA and UVB protection.

At Kids R Kids Castle Hills, we do require labeled, non-expired sunscreen for each child so we can help keep your little ones safe from those UV rays! We also make sure they have a great time learning with curriculum that prepares them for elementary years and beyond. Come by and visit our award-winning preschool or set up a time to tour our private kindergarten. And be sure to tell your kids to buy stock in Coppertone or Banana Boat - sunscreen is as common a purchase now as toothpaste!

Angel and Gary Hadley, OwnersKids R Kids Castle Hillswww.kidsrkidscastlehills.comFaceBook: Kids R Kids CastleHills

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All smiles for art Practicing handwriting

Working on fine motor skillsCelebrating Dr. Seuss Special visit from Thing 1, 2 and 3

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May 6-7 & 13-14

LIFEGUARD training

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April 1 ............................................................................................. The Big Event

April 5-6 .........................................................................Kindergarten Round-up

April 7 ........................................................................ Spring Family Game Night

April 11 ...................................................................Book Study with Mrs. Taylor

April 14 ..................................................................................Holiday/No School

April 17 ....................................................................................Bad Weather Day

April 18 ...................................................................... Spirit Night at Blaze Pizza

April 21 ..................................................... Coffee with the counselor 10:00am

(5th grade parents only)

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Services >>

BABYSITTINGLooking for some extra help with your kids so you can go out or

get errands/shopping done? Contact Brooke Landry, Senior at

Ursuline Academy; CPR and First Aid certified and lives in the

neighborhood.

Cell - 972 369 2954

Email - [email protected]

BABYSITTINGMy name is Ariel Ortiz. Many of you may

know my mom Kim Ortiz. I am a Freshman

at Hebron and am on the Hebron cheer

team! I babysit for a lot of Castle Hills

neighbors. I can babysit ages 1-11 years

old. I would love to babysit for you when

you need a night out, need to run errands

or you need someone to watch the kids while you work from home.

You can contact me at 972-400-0704. I have a lot of Castle Hills

references available.

FRENCH TUTORINGNeed tutoring in French or just interested in learning the

language? Pierre Mawet is a native French speaker and a 11th

grader at Dallas International School, French AP Score 5, first aid

certified, and lives in the neighborhood.

Home - 972-207-9466, Email - [email protected]

BABYSITTINGLooking for some extra help with your kids? Contact Courtney

Mawet, 9th grader at Dallas International School; Safe Sitter

certified and lives in the neighborhood.

Cell - 972-672-5518, Email - [email protected]

Bulletin Board

Advertisements are due on or before the

15th of each month. We will not rerun

advertisements unless you contact us. Ads

can be emailed along with a billing address

to: [email protected].

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Notices >>

2017 ANNUAL ASSESSMENT NOW PAST DUE

Unpaid dues may result in denied access to the Castle Hills

amenities (key-fob access to workout rooms and pools,

banquet room rentals, tennis courts, etc.) We have started the

process of suspending amenity access for past due accounts.

Amenity access suspension includes but is not limited to:

• Key-fob access to workout rooms

• Key-fob access to pools

• Ability to purchase a pool membership

• Ability to rent banquet rooms

• Ability to reserve sports fields

• Access to tennis courts & basketball courts

Payments methods are cash or check only and can be mailed

to or dropped off at our main office at 2520 King Arthur Blvd.,

Suite 200, Lewisville, TX 75056.

We are located in the Village Shops on the second floor of the

building (above the dance studio).

Main Office Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday

Payments can also be dropped off at the community center at:

2501 Queen Margaret, or at 201 Anna Ave.

Please make sure to include your account number (the “T”

number on your invoice) with your payment to ensure it is

applied correctly. If you do not know your account number, just make sure your Castle Hills address is with the payment.