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BBQ Cook-off Winners ...........page 3Family Fun Run Results...........page 6Know Your Pool Rules .............page 7

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July2008Volume3,Number7 SenderaHomeowner'sAssociation

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Message from the Sendera Board of DirectorsBy Greg Johnson, Treasurer Sendera Owners Association

vacation, remember a few vacation tips to help ensure your home is safe. This might include making sure a neighbor or friend is aware of your absence and can check on your home. Temporarily stop your newspaper and mail while you are gone or have someone routinely pickup for you. If you do not travel with your pets, remember to keep them safe as well. Pets need lots of water and protection from direct sun during the heat of the summer. Ask a neighbor or friend to check on your pets daily or board them while gone. The time where one could leave your doors unlocked, your car windows down, and the garage open have long since passed. Our neighborhood has experienced several acts of criminal mischief recently. According to the May 18th Austin Police Department report, 18 individuals have been arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges following a ten-month investigation into reported graffiti cases throughout the city. Some tips to remember for Sendera:

Be aware of your ne ighborhood surroundingsBe aware of who is moving in / out of the area especially late at night or during the

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weekday when no one is aroundSafeguard your cars by parking them in your driveways with the front window to the street (the neighborhood has experienced multiple accounts of drive-by window “shoot outs”)Report mischievous activity to the Sendera Security Committee sending information via e-mail to [email protected] --- do not hesitate to contact the Austin Police Department or 911 if necessaryVolunteer on the Sendera Security Committee, e-mail your request and information to [email protected]

Summertime is time for fun activities with family and friends and the Sendera Board of Directors wants to see everyone have a safe, happy, fun-filled summer. Keep safety in mind with all that you do and HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!

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School is out and summer is here. Now is the time for families to think about fun, sun, and vacations. While enjoying your family summer activities let’s all remember a few safety tips. Let’s talk about sunscreen for just a minute. Sunscreen is an absolute must for all during the hot sunny days of summer. Most of the newer sunscreens generally provide a combination of products that are effective against both UV-A and UV-B rays or the ultraviolet radiation that causes sunburn. The higher the SPF, the greater the protection from sunburn caused mostly by UVB rays, but this does not increase the length of time for sun exposure. Sunscreens should be applied approximately one-half hour prior to exposure and every 2-3 hours thereafter or after swimming or strenuous exercise (as recommended by the Center for Disease Control). This applies to the water-proof or “sport” sunscreens as well. Remember that even though the sun may be hiding behind clouds and haze, sunscreen is still important to prevent sunburn. If you and your family are taking a

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Sendera Association Manager2007-2008 Board of Directors

ASSOCIATION MANAGERKaye Bayes .......................................................... 512-219-1927 For resident services call: ......................1-866-4-RealService ....................................................................1-866 (473-2573) or email: ................................ [email protected]

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Movies at the Pool If you missed the May movie, don’t worry. Every month this

summer there will be another film for you to enjoy courtesy of Austin Real Estate Partners. Come early, meet your neighbors and cool off in the pool. Movies will start about dusk. Don’t forget the insect repellant.

Surf’s UpJune 14th

Daddy Day CampJuly 12th

Happily N’ever AfterAugust 9th

If you missed the May movie, don’t worry. Every month this summer there will be another film for you to enjoy courtesy of Austin Real Estate Partners. Come early, meet your neighbors and cool off in the pool. Movies will start about dusk. Don’t forget the insect repellant.

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ArchitecturalEric Steen ................ 512-799-4422, [email protected]

Community RelationsEric Steen ................ 512-799-4422, [email protected]

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Newsletter EditorPamela Kurburski ................................................. 512-940-8430............................................. [email protected]

PoolCourtney Hessinger ..... 512-751-6556, [email protected]

RecreationSuzann Vera .......................................................... 512-291-0714.......................................................... [email protected] Boatright .................................................. 512-653-5554......................................................sharon.boatwright@amd.com

SecurityGreg S. Johnson ................................................... 512-825-8046....................................................senderasecurity@austin.rr.comVeronica Ferren .................................................... 512-203-7461..................................................................vferren@hotmail.com

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Sendera Recreation Committee News July 2008Submitted by Suzann Vera

The annual Sendera Barbecue Cook-off and Fair held over Memorial Day weekend was a smokin’ success. Nine barbecue teams got off to an early start, some really early, getting their pits prepared and outdoor kitchens set up. Rick Perkins of Farmers Insurance had a country breakfast of biscuits & gravy, tacos, and hot coffee available to all of the teams there so early as well as a few residents on their way to the pool. Children and pets were out at 10:00 for the parade up and down Sendera Mesa that ended in front of the barbecue teams. Later, while pit masters continued to tend to their secret recipes and techniques, vendors began to arrive to set up booths selling candles, chair massages, bird houses, Pampered Chef, and house wares. The children had a ball with a huge inflatable slide and petting zoo with pony rides. Despite the steamy temperatures, the teams kept focused on the trophies and cash prizes for best in

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category along with bragging rights for the year. At around 3:30pm the local firefighters arrived to judge the barbecue, which took almost an hour to sample each of the teams entries for each of the 7 categories. After the judges were served, the booths were open to pass out delicious barbecue to the residents. The winners of the judged categories are: Best Beef Randall Tomanetz- Old. No. 7 Best Pork Greg Johnson- Bad Barbecue Best Chicken Jr Vera- Holy Smoke Best Wild Game Greg Johnson- Bad barbecue Best Pork Ribs- Jake Bell- 3J’s B Smokin’ Best Side- S. Drinovsky/E. Steen- 73AM L33T CH3F5 (Team Elite Chefs for you techies) Best Sauce- Sharon Houseman- Plum Good BBQ

Other awards from team captains and the recreation committee:The Sportsmanship Award went to Greg Johnson for the second year in a row for helping others set up their booths and carting pits to and from the cook-off with his pick-up. The Horse’s Ass Award went to Sharon Houseman for getting to the cook-off a day early and calling to see where everyone was that morning! Best Booth went to Rick Perkins for his Jamaican-themed jerk chicken hut! Ya Mon, it was cool! Honorable Mention goes to last years’ Grand Champion Brian Grahman- Smoke it if You Got it and to The Acunas who made everything from bread, veggies, and great barbecue from The Acunabago! Thank you to all of the teams for participating in this year’s Barbecue Cook-

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Sendera Sendera’s 4th Annual “Run INTO Summer” Family Run

This year we had the biggest attendance ever at our “Run into Summer” Family Run held on Wednesday evening, June 4th, 2008. There were 85+ participants and at least 50+ spectators at the finish line. It seemed like everyone had a good time – especially those who walked away with a trophy. Some commented that they liked the personalized bib #s for those who pre-registered. We will continue this trend next year, along with the different colored bib #s for males & females as that made tallying the results much easier. For those of you who could not make the event, there was music, singing of the National Anthem at the start of the race by Marina, ice cream, pizza, drinks, oranges, bananas, finisher medals for all participants, ½ way incentive prizes at the water stop, and trophies for the top 3 finisher’s in each group. Special thanks to:

All the volunteers who helped out on this event, All the residents who came out to cheer for the runners, andAll the participants for being patient with the glitches in registration and end of race popsicle stick result turn in procedure. (Hopefully I will come up with a solution for next year’s race.)

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Overall Male Winners1st David Vance2nd Gregory Kobidze3rd Jeff Hunter

Overall Female Winners1st Ali Mendez 2nd Samantha Hunter 3rd Kourtney Hanson

Age Group 0-6 Males1st Liam Brinks2nd Joshua Vance 3rd Liam Connally 4th Colton Skeen

Age Group 0-6 Females1st Becca Ply 2nd Bella Molina 3rd Annicka Fisher 4th Aaliyath Fisher

Age Group 7-8 Males1st Charles Gerlich2nd Justin White3rd Andrew Franco4th Elijah Vanoe

Below is the list of top runners in each category. Remember our Family Run is always the last day of school for AISD. See you next year! - Sharon Boatwright & the Sendera Recreation Committee

Age Group 7-8 Females1st Gillian Connally 2nd Erica Steen 3rd Jessica Steen 4th Rachel Ply

Age Group 9-10 Males1st Max Murray2nd Michael Martinez 3rd Carlos Mendez 4th Nico Acuna

Age Group 9-10 Females1st Ashley Franco 2nd Destiny Johnson 3rd Jenna Gottlieb 4th Kayla Connally

Age Group 11-12 Males1st Matthew Bradley

Age Group 13-17 Females1st Lena Trumbo

Age Group 13 -17 Males1st Preston McAdams2nd Warren McAdams 3rd Brandon Torres4th Matthew McGee

Age Group 11-12 Females1st Kendall Hanson 2nd Miranda Garcia 3rd Nicole Miller 4th Sophia Acuna

Adult Males1st Coy Rosenburg2nd Gary Trumbo3rd Eric Steen

Adult Females1st Maria Kobidze 2nd Barbara Gottlieb3rd Jonelle Tucker 4th Luanne Skeen


SenderaKnow Your Pool Rules

the eater.Running or speed walking within the pool area is prohibited.Pets, bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, or motorized cycles are not allowed within the pool fences.Diving from the side of the pool is not permitted.No glass containers of any type are allowed in the pool area.Personal air-inflated equipment may be used. Water crafts that carry two or more persons are not allowed. Non-swimming children must be supervised by an adult at all times even if they are using a swimming aid (e.g. water wings).The gate(s) are to remain locked at all times. The pool can be accessed with a pool card key and under no circumstances should the gates be propped open. The fence and gate that surround the pool area are for resident protection. No person shall be allowed entrance to the pool area without a card key.No water guns, tennis, golf, baseballs, or other hard balls are permitted in or around the pool.Guest must be accompanied by a Sendera Owners Association Member, age 18 or older, at all times.Under no circumstances will the use of alcohol, drugs or tobacco products be permitted in the amenity center or surrounding areas and anyone seen engaging in such use will be subject to loss of privileges for a period of time to be determined by the association board of directors.

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Here are some of the rules that need to be observed to ensure you can continue to use the pool. For a complete list of all pool rules, check out the Document Library (Amenities link) on the resident side of the Sendera website (www.senderahoa.com).

While a lifeguard is not on duty, children age 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult age 18 or older.While a lifeguard is on duty, children age 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult or designated baby-sitter 15 years of age or older, and children age 11 to 13 must demonstrate to the lifeguard the ability to swim the length of the pool before being allowed to swim without adult supervision.Proper swim attire is required. No cut-offs are allowed. Children who are not toilet trained are required to wear plastic pants alone, or over a diaper or the new swim diapers.Conduct by any person deemed to be dangerous, unreasonable, or offensive (including “horseplay”, offensive language, and loud music) is not allowed and should be reported to Realmanage at 866-473-2573. Any individual disciplined repeatedly, or for serious infractions, will lose all pool privileges for the rest of the season. The Pool Manager has sole authority to enforce all rules and regulations for the safety and general welfare of the Owners Association.In the event of a thunderstorm, swimmers are to clear the pool during the storm and for at least thirty (30) minutes after lightening and/or thunder has ceased. Patrons are welcome to stay in the pool area during this time, but are cautioned to stay a safe distance from

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Sendera Security Committee The Security Committee would like to share some information recently released by the Austin Police Department. APD graffiti investigation leads to 18 arrests The Austin Police Department announced today that 18 individuals have been arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges following a ten-month investigation into reported graffiti cases throughout the city. Working with various citizens, neighborhood associations, business groups, and other law enforcement agencies including the Austin Independent School District Police and the Texas Department of Public Safety, evidence has been gathered in numerous graffiti incidents. This information has been used in filing charges on 18 individuals. Most of those charged are adult repeat graffiti offenders. Over the last ten months, an APD Detective has been investigating reported graffiti cases to crack down on those responsible for thousands of dollars in graffiti property damage. So far, the investigation has led to the identification of more than 130 graffiti suspects and at least two dozen graffiti gangs. It’s estimated that the total property damage cost of graffiti in Austin exceeds a half million dollars a year. APD has focused on graffiti crimes in an attempt to minimize the damage and emphasize that graffiti will not be tolerated by the community.

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The Green CornerBy: Sheri Hicks, Sendera Resident

carpets for a safe air freshener. Be careful, essential oils are toxic to cats if applied directly to their fur. Grain alcohol with high alcohol content is an effective disinfectant or even window cleaner to replace the harsher ammonia-based window cleaners or petroleum-based disinfectants. It can also be used in the occasional after cleaning cocktail! As with all alcohol products, keep out of reach of children.Lemon juice is a natural stain remover and laundry brightener; a safe alternative to bleach. I recently removed a black grease stain from a pair of white pants with the power of pure lemon juice. It can also be mixed with vinegar to make a powerful disinfectant that can be used in the kitchen, in the bathroom, on floors and anywhere else germs may be lurking.

If you shy away from making your own cleaning products, there are now many safe non-toxic alternatives available on market shelves. My favorite for non-toxic dish soap (both liquid and automatic dishwasher soap), laundry soaps and softeners are made by Seventh Generation but there are other good products such as Mrs. Meyers and Planet. For an even bigger boost to the environment, use cloth rags that can be washed with the laundry instead of disposable products such as wipes or paper towels.

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Green Up Your Everyday Cleaning When I began going green, I started with the chemicals under my sink. I had already deduced by the chemical components, the ingredient list and the disposal warnings - they couldn’t be good for the planet. What I didn’t know is that despite heavy marketing claims that these products were not only safe but necessary to keep my home beautiful and healthy, they were actually causing far more harm than good. I was shocked to find, during my research, that the EPA estimates indoor air pollution is up to five times greater than outdoor air pollution in part due to common household cleaners, aerosols, air fresheners, disinfectants, and even dry-cleaned clothing (solvent emissions). Recent studies also show a link between common household cleaners and asthma, the number one childhood chronic illness. The reason for this is that the chemical compounds in these products, when used and even while stored, emit harmful gasses that can cause eye, nose and throat irritation and respiratory issues. They are also linked to headaches, loss of coordination, nausea and liver, kidney and central nervous system damage. In some cases, they have been known to cause cancer in laboratory animals and humans and are suspected in links to neurological issues including ADHD and Parkinson’s disease. You don’t have to compromise between the health and safety of your family and a clean environment. Below are my top five green cleaning solutions. Not only are they non-toxic and as effective as commercial cleaners but all of them are significantly less expensive than their commercial counterpart, something I appreciate in the midst of today’s rapidly rising gas and grocery prices.

Baking soda is a very low cost yet extremely versatile foundation to green cleaning. Among other things, it can be used as a deodorizer, a stain remover, and a mild abrasive that can be used on porcelain bath and sink fixtures and stovetops. I once removed permanent marker from my coffee table by scrubbing with baking soda and a damp cloth. Vinegar acts as a mild disinfectant and often boosts the power of baking soda. Nothing, not even Mr. Clean’s Magic Eraser, can compete with the combined power of vinegar and baking soda on baked on food. Use to clean toilets, floors, windows and stove tops. Sprinkle baking soda into a slow drain and follow with vinegar, the reaction will help loosen clogs and open drains. Pure Essential Oils are good substitutes for synthetic fragrances. Sprinkle your favorite essential oil (my favorites are lavender, peppermint and lemon) in a bowl of water to sit on the counter, sprinkle in closets, vacuum bags or vehicle

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