Hello Neighbors,

 

Road work continues! In the process of doing road work, additional areas have been identified as needing repair. These repairs will need to be completed before crackseal work can be done.

We knew this would be a long process with potential delays, and we are committed to getting the work completed in a manner that best preserves our roads for the long-term.

 

The process for the additional repairs will need to be done before we can estimate a completion date for the entire project. Your continued patience is much appreciated!

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

Hello Neighbors,

 

Great News! The pool will open soon! 

 

The contractor’s work is complete, but the plaster is still curing and it is **IMPERATIVE** that the pool NOT BE USED for at least the next 7 days. The pool area has been locked and the key-card reader has been disabled. Any use of the pool will jeopardize the HOA’s considerable investment in this project. 

 

We will send a follow-up email when the plaster is cured, and when we have an exact date for the pool opening. 

 

Many thanks for your patience, and we look forward to a summer with a “new” pool! 

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

 

This message is posted on the Stonewall Ranch HOA website for your reference.

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

 

This notice is also posted under News on the Stonewall Ranch HOA website.

 

Hello Neighbors,

 

Construction work on both the roads and the pool continue! Even when workers are not visible or there might not seem to be progress, we are moving forward. Board members actively follow progress and monitor work done. Here are the latest updates:

 

Contractors are on track to complete the pool in the next couple of weeks, and have encountered supply chain challenges. 

 

The next phase of road work will be needed patches on Cypress Trail.

 

Next is the long process of sealcoat, a layer of material that will cover every inch of the road surface, sealing and preserving it for years as well as making the surface look new. Before the sealcoat process begins, we will have further announcements as it requires the roads to be clear and the road surface to be dry. 

 

We appreciate your patience as we move into the final phases of both projects!

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

 

NOTE: This notice is also posted on the Stonewall Ranch website under News at stonewallranch.org

Hello Neighbors,

Road work continues! Sidewalk repair work should be completed next Tuesday, March 22, then we will have a short break.

 

Beginning the first week of April, Pavecon will do crackseal work throughout the neighborhood, and as before, roads will remain passable.

 

Then, the major sealcoat work begins, which involves a coating seal on all neighborhood roads. When done, the roads will look new and the sealcoat will dramatically lengthen their lifespan. We will have more updates on the details of the sealcoat process later.

 

As you may have noticed, there are places in the neighborhood with some construction debris. Pavecon has said that will be cleaned before the sealcoat process begins.

 

The crackseal and sealcoat work will take approximately 4-6 weeks, depending upon weather.

 

Finally, striping will complete the work!

 

Many thanks for your continued patience as we maintain the quality of our neighborhood!

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

 

 

 

Crews will be replacing stop signs during the week of March 14-18. 

Hello Neighbors, 

 

As you may have noticed, Pavecon is currently working at the intersection of Stonewall Bend and Penstemon Trail. This and other asphalt repairs should be completed on Thursday. They are continuing work on Stonewall Bend near the pool. After this, they will be working on manhole covers throughout the neighborhood. 

 

Many thanks for your patience as we continue this major and much needed maintenance in our neighborhood!

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

Hello Neighbors, 

 

The neighborhood garage sale and bulk trash pickup dates are as follows:

 

March 12: Garage Sale

March 14: Bulk Trash Pickup

 

 

Note that Waste Management will only pick up small bundles of brush that are the correct length and properly bundled. Piles of brush left on the curb will NOT be collected. If you have brush, you will need to haul it to one of the recycling locations listed in the Waste Management flier above or to a San Antonio Brush Recycling Center:

 

 

If you are not able to haul the brush yourself, you will need to hire a service to do so, and many are available. 

 

This notice is also posted on the Stonewall Ranch website and on the calendar for your reference.

 

Thanks for doing your part in keeping our neighborhood clean! 

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

Hello Neighbors,

 

After years of research and bid reviews, on February 8 in an open meeting, the Board approved road repairs and sealcoat work throughout the neighborhood. That work begins this week! 

 

The current schedule:

• Pool parking lot: Monday and Tuesday, February 21, 22
• Stonewall Bend in front of pool: Tuesday through Friday, February 22-25
• Additional asphalt repairs throughout neighborhood, details to follow as needed: February 28 through March 4
• Sidewalk on Cypress Trail: February 28 through March 4
• Crackfill and sealcoat: second half of March thru first half of May, with more details to follow

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board

Hello Neighbors,

 

On 12/26/2021 at about 6:45 pm, residents within San Antonio city limits on Stonewall Bend near Yaupon Trail reported hearing a loud bang, and found their front door glass window had been shot by a BB gun and broken. They also found the BB by the door confirming the cause of the damage.

 

Residents should note that discharging a firearm, even an air gun, is prohibited within San Antonio city limits.

 

Residents should also be aware of San Antonio ordinance Sec. 21-14, which prohibits furnishing an air gun to a person under age 16.

https://library.municode.com/tx/san_antonio/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICO_CH21OFMIPR_ARTIINGE_S21-14AIGUPABAGUSPGUFUMI

 

Stonewall Ranch residents value the security and safety of the community and expect others to behave in accordance with these values and city ordinances. Shooting BB guns or any other weapon in the city limits, or giving minors the access to do so, is unacceptable and unlawful. Anyone having knowledge about this incident should report that information to SAPD.

 

Stonewall Ranch Board of Directors

Hello Neighbors

 

As you are likely aware, a woman resident of Stonewall Ranch was reported missing last week and was found safe. We understand that there is continued concern about neighborhood safety given this event, and the family wishes to be clear that no criminal activity took place. They also ask for privacy during this time. 

 

While there is much concern about the gates being open, that was in no way related to this incident. The steel to repair the gate is due to arrive this week, and the Board was told that gate repair work should begin after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Hello Neighbors!

 

Your Stonewall Ranch website has been updated with all the news and information you need!

 

—All emails and notices are now posted on Recent News for future reference.

—The Calendar is active and up to date.

—All forms have been updated.

—The FAQ page has been revised and updated.

 

We especially invite you to visit our new FAQ page, which explains what you need to do if you

 

—need new remotes

—need new pool keys

—need a temporary overnight parking pass

—want to rent the clubhouse or pool

—want to make changes or improvements to your property

—and so much more!

 

 

If you have any questions and aren’t sure whom to contact, check our FAQ page first!

 

http://www.stonewallranch.org/faq.php

 

We trust this revised website will better serve the needs of our neighborhood and provide you with the resources you need!

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board of Directors.

 

This notice will be posted on the SWR website under Recent News.

 

Hello Neighbors!

 

As your 2021 Stonewall Ranch Homeowner’s Association (HOA), we want to introduce ourselves as well as our priorities for this coming year. We are a team of residents that volunteered to represent our community to our HOA management company as well as to the various vendors that maintain our property. We have several areas that we will be focusing on over the next year:

These are all caged by accountability; we will work hard to hold ourselves and our neighbors to the standard that makes this neighborhood a fantastic place to live.

 

If you have an idea about how to make our community a better place, we are very open to it and would welcome your to help in implementing your suggestions.

 

Introduction to your HOA Board Members:

 

I have lived in Stonewall Ranch for four years and have served on the board for three of those years. My wife and I have four elementary-aged children. I work as a project manager for a local commercial real estate firm with properties throughout San Antonio and Austin. My motivation for volunteering for the board was to ensure that the assets of the neighborhood are properly maintained.

 

My wife and I serve in the United States Air Force. I’m a cyber warfare officer with 22 years of service, and Melissa is a women’s health doctor of nursing practice with over 15 years of service. The beauty of this community led us to purchase here this year, and we are looking forward getting to serve with you all during our term.  

 

I am 72 years old, am a Bishop in the United Church of Ireland, and serve as a Consistory Bishop on the Episcopal Free Communion. I volunteered to serve on the Board to improve communications and to encourage Covenants and Regulations be fairly enforced throughout the neighborhood, and that they are kept updated to meet our needs better. I believe in openness and transparency. I am always available to my neighbors to discuss their concerns.

 

I have been a member of the Stonewall Ranch HOA Board for over 5 years and have more than 15 year’s experience serving on HOA Boards. My motivation to volunteering my time to the community is to insure that the Association finances and affairs are managed in an efficient manner. I have been a resident of San Antonio all my life and own and operate a small business in the community. 

 

I am a retired nurse who has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years.

 

I’ve lived in the neighborhood with my husband George for about six years. I have both academic and business backgrounds, including working as a professor for American Military University and as a practice manager for a pathology lab. My focus on the board is improving communications through routine updating of the website and regular community messages. 

 

We currently have a vacant position on the Board. Let us know if you would like to apply.

 

 

Stonewall Ranch HOA Board of Directors

 

This email is posted on the Stonewall Ranch HOA website message board for future reference.

Overnight parking request forms should be emailed to directors@stonewallranch.org.  The blank document can be located in the "Documents" section of this website and is named "Temporary Parking Pass."