The Canyon Creek Community pool will open for the season on Friday, May 21st, according to the schedule below.

Open swim is daily, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Lap Swim is daily, 5:30 am to 10:00 am and 8:00 pm to 10 pm.
No recreational swimming is allowed during lap swim periods.

The Canyon Creek “Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Committee” is pleased to announce that we have a new name and a change to our committee scope. Our new committee will now be called the Canyon Creek “Traffic and Safety Committee” and we will now add general neighborhood safety issues to our focus in addition to our previous traffic and pedestrian safety focus. In light of the noted increases in crime such as neighborhood burglaries and thefts, the CC HOA board and our committee feel that more focus is needed in this area

In attendance:
· Mackenzie Kelly, Austin City Councilperson
· APD Commander Chris Vallejo
· Police representatives brought by the commander
· Approximately 50 Canyon Creek Residents plus 10 residents via Zoom
CCHOA board members and Traffic and Safety Committee members

Recording and Charts are attached at the bottom of this posting

Vehicular burglaries and thefts seem to have increased in our neighborhood over the last few weeks. This is not unique to our neighborhood because this same issue is being experienced in all regions of the city of Austin. It is also likely that the full extent of this problem is underrepresented because some residents who have experienced a vehicle burglary may not have reported it.

The city’s Street and Bridge Dept has advised that the resurfacing of many streets in Canyon Creek is nearing completion for this year in the next week or two.

The Canyon Creek Community pool will open for the season on Friday, May 21st, according to the schedule below.

Open swim is daily, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Lap Swim is daily, 5:30 am to 10:00 am and 8:00 pm to 10 pm.
No recreational swimming is allowed during lap swim periods.

The CC HOA board is continuing to utilize off-duty Travis County deputy constables to patrol our neighborhood streets to promote awareness that traffic and pedestrian safety is a high priority in our community. These paid deputy constable patrols are in addition to non-paid patrols by other law enforcement agencies such as APD and Travis County Sheriff’s Department. The purpose of any citations is for traffic calming and safer, more cognizant drivers not monetary punishment.

The Canyon Creek HOA submitted a membership application to officially join 2222 Coalition Of Neighborhood Associations (better known as 2222 CONA) in January 2021 and the 2222 CONA board approved our membership application on Jan 21, 2021 making our neighborhood the 8th neighborhood in NW Austin to join the 2222 CONA organization.

With spring around the corner, it’s a great time to start working on your home’s landscaping. Spring weeds are starting to poke through and our plants are starting to grow again. This cleanup activity will make your home, yard and neighborhood look more attractive. Our HOA provides some guidelines provided below for your reference. Thank you for your hard work, and we look forward to seeing great looking landscapes again this spring!

Starting December 26, the City of Austin curbside customers can recycle their Hanukkah bushes, Christmas, and holiday trees by leaving them at the curb on their regular collection day.

2020 Fall Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Newsletter

Many people in our neighborhood have pets that they love to take on walks in our community. This is good for both the pet and for the owner.  While getting fresh air outside, dogs love to defecate and urinate while on their walks. Owners should pick up after their animals to keep the surrounding areas clean and sanitary. Feces on the sidewalk or adjoining grass is unsightly and unpleasant to neighbors that walk or live nearby. Owners should carry “poop bags”, pick up their animal droppings, either place them in containers that the HOA has provided along Boulder Lane, or place this trash in their own trash containers, not in the neighbors’ down the street. The HOA board believes this is a simple thing to request of our homeowners and asks that all of us comply with this request. We appreciate your compliance and your neighbors appreciate it as well.

With spring arriving and the weather warming up, it’s a great time to start working on your home’s landscaping. Spring weeds are poking through and our plants are starting to grow again. This cleanup activity will make your home, yard and neighborhood look more attractive. Our HOA provides some guidelines provided below for your reference. Thank you for your hard work, and we look forward to seeing great looking landscapes again this spring!

Canyon Creek Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Newsletter - Fall 2019

Fall is finally here and the heat of summer is a thing of the past. Now is the time to address issues you may have had with your landscaping during the summer.

Our community covenants state that improvements to residences shall not be started until a plan is submitted to and approved by the Architectural Review Committee. What needs ARC approval? Things that you add or change to the outside of your property. Examples include new landscaping, decks, sheds, pools, house additions, and house painting or roofing if it’s a different color or material. The only exceptions are routine maintenance - replacing your fence or deck, or driveway as long as the materials, color, and location are the same as what is currently installed in your home.

This presentation was made by Bruce Byron, Public Information Lead, of TxDOT and explains some plans for improving mobility on and around RM 620.

Please only use your own receptacles for your trash. Dumping bags of your refuse in someone else's dumpster, trash, or recycling bin is illegal dumping and you could be fined for that activity.

Your HOA board is pleased to announce the opening of the 2019 pool season and open house for our new amenity center building and pool this Saturday, May 18th at noon.  Please join us for a look around, refreshments, or just a swim.  Your HOA board and community manager will be available to answer questions until 4:00 p.m.