The Dominion - April 2014

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VOLUME VI ISSUE IVNEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE DOMINION April 2014

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FIESTA PARTY!Bring your family and join your neighbors and friends to celebrate

our first annual kick-off Fiesta party! Fiesta Dominion will be held in the Pecan Grove, located between the 8th Green and the 9th Tee on the golf course. Please feel free to arrive in your golf cart for easy parking.

The festivities will include:• Chela's Food Truck serving the best tacos in town (Credit cards

and cash accepted) • Feel free to bring your own adult beverages to enjoy • Beverages, compliments of the Dominion Country Club• Popcorn, Cotton Candy, Bounce Slides and a Face Painter• Live Music by The Krayolas

THE "APRON SOCIETY"The "Apron Society" is a group of Dominion neighbors who

have volunteered to help fellow Dominion residents when facing some of life's more difficult challenges. When you or one of your neighbors are in need of a ride to the doctor, a shoulder, a friend, a prayer, a meal or just a smile, we are here to help you! If you are in need of our support, call or email us at [email protected] or 210-621-5745. We'll face your challenge together.

We also have plenty of room for new volunteers to join our ranks! This is a great way to meet other 'big hearted' volunteers that just want to make life a little easier for some of our Dominion neighbors/friends in need! We meet as a group every quarter to socialize and get to know other volunteers. If you would like to be part of this wonderful group, please call or email, 210-621-5745 or [email protected].

DAAG IN ACTIONAn important contribution that the Dominion Animal Advocates

Group (DAAG) made to the community over the past year was removing a number of feral kittens from the streets and placing

them into loving inside homes. Because the kittens were identified while they were young enough to be socialized, they were saved from difficult lives as feral cats and the neighborhood has fewer cats.

One female cat can have three litters of 5 kittens per year. Cats can begin breeding as early as 4-6 months. DAAG's goal is to have no kittens born to feral mothers in our community by ensuring that feral cats are neutered.

Cats that have been neutered and vaccinated have a quarter inch tip removed from their left ear. Please report sightings of feral kittens and cats that have not been ear tipped to DAAG at(210) 854-8055 or (210) 744-1200.

FOR PET OWNERS1. BE SURE YOUR PET WEARS AN ID TAG WITH YOUR

CONTACT INFORMATION! 2. Sign up for the HOA's Lost/Found Pet Notification Email

Network. 3. If your pet is lost, contact Security and the HOA immediately.

Provide a recent photograph of your pet.4. Be aware of predator dangers to cats and small dogs (hawks,

coyotes, bobcats, and the occasional mountain lion).5. Keep cats inside from actual sunset (before dusk) to one hour

after sunrise (dawn and dusk are prime hunting times for ground-based predators).

6. When caring for outside-only cats, pick up all food by dusk. For more information, contact:

Dominion Animal Advocates GroupLouan Ledoux 210-854-8055Susan Shaked 210-744-1200

Dominion HOA 210-698-1232

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PROPERTY OWNER'S TREE/VEGETATION TRIMMING RESPONSIBILITY FOR ROADWAY SAFETY

The streets of The Dominion are owned by The Dominion Homeowners Association (HOA) and are subject to the rules and regulations of the HOA. The streets must be accessible for emergency response vehicles as well as service vehicles, delivery vehicles, and passenger vehicles. Additionally, as there are no off-street sidewalks in the Dominion, the streets must accommodate pedestrians and bicyclists in a safe manner. A recent street survey has revealed that numerous property owners have allowed their shrubs and trees to grow over the concrete curbs and out into the streets of the Dominion in a manner that impedes emergency response vehicles. as well as pedestrian and bicyclists as well as from safely walking or riding adjacent to the curb.

An ordinance of The City of San Antonio has addressed this safety situation by specifying the minimum clearance of property owner's shrubs and trees that grow out over the streets. To better maintain this issue within our community and prevent the issue form increasing in severity, the following policy is effective within The Dominion.

MAJOR ARTERIAL STREETSThe major arterial streets in the Dominion (Dominion Drive,

Brenthurst Lane, and Ambassador Lane) have significant vehicular traffic but also have significant pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Since these streets have no off-street sidewalks, the safest location for pedestrian and bicycle traffic is immediately adjacent to the curb on each side of the street. Therefore, all property owners with property facing these streets shall maintain their property's shrubs and trees in a manner that:• Shrubs do not extend pass the back of the concrete curb; and• There is an unobstructed clear area on both sides of the street (no

shrubs or tree limbs) that extends at least 6 feet from the curb and has a vertical clearance from the roadway of at least 10 feet; and

• For the remainder of the width of the street, no tree limbs shall be within 14 feet of the street.

ALL OTHER STREETSFor all other streets in the Dominion, the property owners shall

maintain their property's shrubs and trees in a manner that:• Shrubs do not extend pass the back of the concrete curb; and• Shrubs and tree limbs will not obstruct the safe passage of

emergency response vehicles as well service vehicles, delivery vehicles, and passenger vehicles. Additionally, since there are no off-street sidewalks on these streets, these streets must also safely accommodate pedestrians and bicycles. And,

• Where there are medians in the roadways, shrubs and trees shall not extend into the street in any manner than impedes the safe passage of high profile vehicles. And,

• The center of these streets shall have a "vehicle lane for high profile vehicles" unobstructed of shrubs and tree limbs at least 15 feet wide and with a minimum 14 foot vertical clearance from the street.

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Please be aware of trees on your property bordering Dominion Roads and be proactive in maintaining above mentioned community regulations. We appreciate your efforts in meeting our standards of community safety.

Sincerely, Rob McDaniel, General Manager

On behalf of The Dominion Homeowners Association's Board of Directors

SOUTH GATE CLOSUREEffective April 1, 2014, the South traffic/security gate on Tejas

Trail and Brenthurst Lane will be closing to ALL traffic at night from 10pm until 6am.This closing is due to the low usage during these hours and will allow Security to better utilize resources. All traffic must use the Main or North gates during these hours. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

QUICKPASS, EASY TO DOWNLOAD APP A quick tip to improve your experience with the quickpass system

Make sure when entering venders into the quickpass system that you schedule the entry begin time correctly, as vendors who arrive before the time in which you have scheduled on quickpass will not show up as a resisted guest until the time you entered.

SECURITYOur Security staff is here to serve the residents. Please alert your

guests and vendors, drivers must have valid drivers license and all passengers must have proper Identification cards. Please excuse the slight delay that may be experienced in guest/ vendor lanes, as this is an effect of the increased emphasis on security in an effort to better serve our residents.

GOLF COURSEPlease be reminded no walking, biking or walking pets on golf

course is permitted. Thank you.

THE DOMINION HOA ANNUAL MEETINGThe Dominion HOA Annual meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,

April 22, 2014 at 7:00 pm.

NEW RESIDENT SOCIALThe Dominion Homeowners Association will host a Cocktail Party

for new residents at the Dominion Country Club! Please save the date for Thursday, April 10th, 2014.We hope you will be able to join us to meet your new neighbors.

Hosted by The Neighborhood Outreach Committee

ANNOUNCEMENT The Neighborhood 5K/10K Spring Run and family walk at 8:00

a.m. is scheduled for April 5, 2014 starting at Duxbury Park.

FOR OUR NEIGHBORS IN ANDALUCIAThe Neighborhood Outreach committee is looking for friendly

neighbors in your area to join the committee. You would serve as a representative for Andalucia to sit in on informative neighborhood forums and participate in focus groups to communicate with the Dominion Board of Directors, plan community events, and assist in

welcoming new residents in your area. If you are interested, please email Dona at [email protected]

IH-10 CONSTRUCTION Be on the lookout for construction to begin along IH-10 in the

next few months from Ralph Fair Road to Dominion Drive, with the first phase being projected to take place along Ralph Fair Road to Boerne Stage Road. See TXDOT link below for more information.http://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/projects/studies/san-antonio/ih10-

dominion.html

TRAFFIC STUDY UPDATE The traffic study was completed for the areas surrounding Boerne

Stage road and recommendations will be submitted to the City and various other entities for their consideration. A brief presentation of the traffic study and related road projects will be made at the annual meeting for those residents interested in the subject matter.

EMBREY PARTNERS BREAKS GROUND ON LEON SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT

With the promise to "do something special here," San Antonio-based Embrey Partners has broken ground on a 15-acre, 320-unit, multi-family community as part of a larger, mixed-use development that will front Interstate Highway 10 between Leon Creek and historic Leon Springs, Texas. The development is a joint effort of Embrey, New York City-based Case Pomeroy Properties and San Antonio-based Leon Creek, Ltd.

Designed as an upscale, eclectic, pedestrian-friendly environment, the community will pay tribute to both local history and the Old Spanish Trail that once made its way across the front of the property through the late 1800s. First occupancy is scheduled for February 2015.

"We've worked with other landowners to create a place with improved access that offers the ability to drive into the area and safely walk around; read the signage commemorating the historic nature of the area; visit the Aue homestead, old depot and hotel and really get a sense of the historical significance of the area," said Jeff Booth, Embrey's senior managing partner on the project. Against a backdrop of stunning hill country views, residents will also have walkable access to retail and popular local restaurants like Rudy's and The Grill.

The east side of the development backs up to Leon Creek and will overlook homes in the Dominion, one of San Antonio's most exclusive, Hill Country neighborhoods. "We're very excited about developing it in a way that will reflect the quality and timeless architectural appeal the Dominion is known for," added Booth.

Plans call for a "Texas Country French" architectural theme with native limestone, designed by BGO Architects, Dallas. The community will incorporate a spectacular, two-story, 6,397-square-foot clubhouse with a business office, catering kitchen, dining room, fitness center and indoor golf simulator. Extensive outdoor amenities will include a luxury pool with cabanas, cooking areas, a trellis-covered outdoor fireplace and green gathering spaces. "We've

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designed this as an executive class lifestyle experience and have made it flexible enough for empty nesters, singles and couples," added Booth.

One-, two- and three-bedroom, upscale apartments will include carriage house units and townhomes and will range in size from 608 square feet to 1,409 square feet. Residents will be able to choose from three interior design finish packages featuring high quality granite countertops and custom wood cabinets, with the option for numerous upgrades typically only found in custom, single family homes. Packages will include designer hardware and lighting, stainless steel appliances and attached private garages. Two premier residential buildings - one flanking the amenity center and the other overlooking the pool area -will offer elevators -a convenience not typically found in this type of residential development.

Financing for the project comes from JP Morgan.

AERATION AND COMPOST Aerating and applying compost to your lawn are excellent ways

to improve its overall health. Both reduce the amount of irrigation needed by increasing the soil's ability to hold and receive water. In other words, these activities create a bigger and better soil sponge.

Although not all soils are alike, they all benefit from the addition of organic matter. Compost is completely decomposed residue of plant and animal material and mulch is the partially decomposed

residue of plants. Unfortunately, compost breaks down rather quickly in our climate

so thin, rocky soil tends not to build up over time even with frequent additions of compost. To increase its water-holding capacity, a small amount of a similar soil may be added.

To achieve maximum benefits from aeration and composting:• Spring and early fall are the best times to aerate and compost

your lawn.• Multiple applications are best, or at the very least once a year.• Be generous; this is one landscape activity where more is actually

better. Many landscapers are eager to assist you with both aeration and

composting, or consider working with your neighbors to rent a core aerator for a day.

LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE The Landscape Committee has been working on many projects

and, with spring right around the corner, you will start seeing some of the work commence. We continue to update our irrigation system, and that work will begin throughout the community. Also, two islands in the Legends will be rebuilt and replanted and many of the islands along Dominion Drive will be upgraded with new plantings. It is very important that we keep the ongoing drought

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DOMINION SPEED LIMITSSpeed limits on inside streets within The Dominion are 20

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"Parents have channeled all of their energy into their children for so long they may not know what to do with their time once they leave," said Dr. James Bray, associate professor of family and community medicine at BCM.

Empty nest syndrome often leads to divorce, but parents should assume that leaving your spouse will make the unhappiness go away.

"Marriage takes time and energy, so make the effort to get reacquainted,” Bray said.

Talk with friends to reevaluate goals and take note of some lifelong dreams you haven't had time to accomplish, said Bray. There may be more time to take dance classes, travel, exercise or go back to college to retool skills. The empty nest transition usually lasts six months to a year, depending on how well parents can adjust to their newly found freedom.

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The Lodge at Leon Springs is pleased to announce the addition of several newly-constructed one bedroom cottages, broadening independent living choices available for seniors in our community. Our spacious one and two bedroom cottages (800 & 1,500 sq ft, respectively) are each equipped with large screened patios, a fully functional kitchen as well as a laundry room with washer and dryer. Cottage residents enjoy dining options that include the delivery of three hot meals to their home(s) or joining friends and fellow residents in our assisted living home. For the comfort and convenience of our residents, The Lodge provides housekeeping, as well as facility and grounds maintenance. Activities are offered and designed to enhance quality of life and encourage new friendships.

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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is sometimes called the silent killer because there are often no symptoms. That’s why keeping track of blood pressure is one of the most important things a person can do to stay healthy, said doctors at Baylor College of Medicine.

Left untreated, hypertension, can cause organ damage over time, leading to heart attack, blindness, kidney failure or stroke, said Dr. Biykem Bozkurt, professor of medicine at BCM.

Some factors that are associated with hypertension are diabetes, family history of hypertension, being overweight, taking in too much sodium, drinking excessive alcohol and smoking. Generally a healthy reading is 120/80, and hypertension diagnosis is made at 140/90. People considered prehypertensive generally have readings that fall between 120/80 and 140/90. Doctors always check blood pressure as part of appointments and there are also many locations where blood pressure machines are available for anyone to have their pressure checked. Bozkurt advises talking to a doctor to determine if your reading is at a healthy level rather than taking the machine's reading at face value.

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AVAILABLE: Experienced housekeeper needed for a full time permanent position at a residence in the Dominion. Please call (210) 363-0883 for details if interested.

FOR SALE: 3,000 Acre Hunting Ranch in Northern New Mexico. Only 6 miles from the Colorado border close to Wolf Creek. Over 30 elk permits issued with this ranch. Beautiful lodge style log home. Contact Dalia Bryan @ (432) 209-3046.

FOR SALE: Large and impressive leather executive chair, great for a large office space. Selling price $200 or best offer, contact the Dominion HOA with inquires, (210) 698-1232.

FOR SALE: Unique Rod Iron table with 56” glass top and four chairs with fabric seats, great for any area! Call Claudia Grillo at (210) 867-4714.

FOR SALE: 4 tickets to Evita, Majestic Theater, Sunday May 4, 2014, 7:30 PM, $60 ea., Seats located Rt.C.Orch. Row F. Contact 210-698-8998/ 210-274-6551.

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Ted Resnick, G.G., a 12 year resident of The Dominion, is here to serve you for all your jewelry and appraisal needs. A graduate gemologist - appraiser, from the Gemological Institute of America, for the past four decades, has been in all phases of the jewelry industry. A past board member of The Texas Jewelers Association, Certified by the *JBAR, appraiser for the U.S. Marshall's Service, FBI and DOJ and qualified for numismatics, is here to serve you. I liquidate estates and offer these money saving values to you. Do you know what your jewelry is worth? Call today 210.493.4301 or 849.8835.

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T i f f a n y • P l a t i n u m a n d Baguette Diamond band, 2.00 carats - Appraisal $12,000.00 Offered at $8,150.00 OBO

Many loose diamonds available. From 1.00 carat to 22.0 caratsfrom appraisal values$10,500.00 to $995,000 +All shapesqualitiesand sizes.Call for more information - 210-493-4301Information

WE BUY AND SELL… Estate Jewelry, Watches & Loose Diamonds

Ladies Rolex* Stainless Steel and 18 karat Yellow Gold, Quick Set Date Model with Diamond Bezel and Diamond Dial and new band. Price: Call 210-493-4301

• Piaget Polo Square • Crown Diamond • Watch, 18KYGold • diamond weight • Est. 25.0 cts • Original price• New $135 K…• Call for offer• Less then• $60K…• 210.493.4301 18kwg Emerald cut

d i a m o n d r i n g w i t h round and baguette diamonds. Center diamond 0.75 carat with total diamond weight= 1.95 carats. A p p r a i s e d $ 6 K Offered $4,250.00

Diamonds by the yard - Platinum (20+ grams) over 42 inches, total diamond weight 4.50 carats - Retail $22K asking $15,950.00 - OBO

Oval shape Genuine Blue Sapphire and diamond ring. Sapphire 11.2mm 3.35 carats and total diamond weight 2.50 carats. Appraised $39,995.00. Offered $19K - OBO

L a g o s “ C a v i a r ” 1 8 k y g a n d sterling silver ring and bracelet and Earrings. Gemstones genuine a m e t h y s t . R e t a i l 2 , 9 0 0 + Offered at $895.00 - OBO

Solid gold diamond and black enamel rel ig ious c r o s s M e a s u r e s 1 3 / 4 i n c h e s b y 1 . 0 i n c h e s . Diamond weight 3/4 carats. A p p r a i s e d $ 2 , 9 0 0 . 0 0 Offered $1,850.00 OBO

SOLD

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lots available for sale:139 Westcourt Lane - MLS# 895897 - $129,000 | 19 Highgate Drive - MLS# 932358 - SOLD

38 Royal Heights - MLS# 946142 - $350,000 | 40 Devon Wood - MLS# 970982 - SOLD

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San Antonio • Offered at $549,900Custom Italian / Spanish architectured home w/open floor plan, lots of light & high ceilings, timeless details, custom built-ins, spacious kitchen & luxurious master suite & bath. 2 bdrms & game room located upstairs. Outdoor living w/private, low-mainteance yard & plenty of space for a yard. MLS# 1014118

THE DOMINIONSan Antonio • Offered at $550,000

Architectural charm throughout this custom home with spa-cious living, situated on 1/2 acre lot. Floor-to-ceiling windows, wood floors, updated kit. & appliances, granite, spacious master suite, 2 fireplaces, separate dining, gorgeous private backyard w/pool. Side entry 3 car garage & long driveway. MLS# 1011226

San Antonio • Offered at $899,000One-of-a-kind masterpiece located on the golf course. Quality finishes throughout, w/a 45+ ft. long gallery, marble counters, handcrafted wood doors & floors & Italian glass, to name a few. Master bdrm & office/family room down, 2 bdrms & 2 baths, plus loft upstairs, along w/2 outdoor living areas. MLS# 1020896

San Antonio • Offered at $900,000Timeless 5,264 sq. ft. estate home located on a corner lot

adorned w/brick pavers, stone walls & mature trees. A grand staircase greets you, floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the pool, outdoor living & lush landscaping. 5 bdrms, 4.5 bath. Recently

updated w/the latest appliances & finishes. MLS# 1021561

SOLD!

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