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Welcome to Barton Creek West HOA
Barton Creek West HOA is a quiet, family-oriented community of 398 homes nestled in the southwest hills of Austin. The community has amenities that include a junior Olympic swim center, playground, entertainment pool and over 400 acres of protected greenbelt along Barton Creek. The greenbelt is populated by thick stands of native trees and plants that are habitat for many birds (including several endangered species) and wildlife. The manager, originally hired by the Developer in 1988, recalls during the early years of development regularly seeing the local flock of turkeys waddling down the parkway, deer grazing everywhere and an occasional Puma sighting.
Read more about living in our community.
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Announcements
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Our Community
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Shred Day 2010
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Austin High Parking Lot
1715 W. Cesar Chavez
With the increased awareness of identity theft, it’s important to dispose of personal records carefully. To
highlight this, the Austin Chapter of ARMA International, Financial Fitness Greater Austin and the City of Austin
is sponsoring a Free event to help individuals and families with:
Home records management
Identity theft protection
Recycling
Households can bring up to five file boxes of paper records for shredding. Mobile shredding trucks from Austin
Shred, a Balcones Resource Company, CenTex Shred, Certified Shred LLC, Iron Mountain and Intel Armor will be
on-site to shred the material.
Restrictions:
No wet material
No plastics/binders
No electronic media
No three-ring binders
In lieu of a fee for the service, monetary donations will be accepted for the Capital Area Food Bank.
For more information contact Jannette Goodall at 974-9045 or via email at Jannette.goodall @ci.austin.tx.us.
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BCW Water Supply
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Billing Phone Number: 512-280-6622
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Community Photos
From Our Community
Photo Albums
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How It All Works
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Association Government
Board Member Responsibilities
The Board is ultimately responsible for the oversight of the community association ("the buck stops with the Board").
Although the Board may retain and delegate some of its duties to volunteers, contractors and professionals, the Board
is still ultimately responsible for the duties it may have assigned to others.
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Association Times
Association Times is a leading and
industry-recognized online resource featuring information for community associations, providing
visitors with new monthly articles and answers to common questions about association management.
Written by industry experts from Associa who practice their craft, Association Times provides
hands-on and timely information on the latest trends, laws and other topics affecting community
management.
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