Circle C Homeowners Association, Inc.

Committees

Want information on your favorite committee? This folder will show information by each committee of the Association.

If you are interested in joining a committee, please email info@circlecranch.info.

Amenities Committee

Architectural Control Committee

According to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions of the Circle C Homeowners Association, improvements to all single family homes and lots must be approved by the Architectural Control Committee prior to construction. The Architectural Control Committee is appointed by the CCHOA Board of Directors.

How do I contact the Architectural Control Committee?

At the current time, the Architectural Control Committee is comprised of

AE Martin, Laura Sherman and Trent Rush.

Susan Hoover handles all the intake of the ACC submissions. If you have a question, please contact her at shoover@onr.com

ACC - Backyard Play Equipment Guidelines

ACC - Deck & Arbor Guidelines

ACC - Front Yard Landscape Design Guidelines

ACC - Home Addition Guidelines

ACC - Satellite Dish Guidelines

ACC Guidelines - Tree List

Architectural Review Form

Architectural Review Procedures

Education Committee

The CCHOA Education Committee serves our community as a working resource for those families with children attending an AISD school in our area. Currently, Circle C students attend one of three elementary schools: Baranoff, Kiker, and Mills; two middle schools: Bailey and Small; and one high school: Bowie.

Bob Skrobarczyk serves as the committee’s chair, and members include: Jim Bailey, Andy Bennett, Delia Bustillo, Leisl Criswell, John Jolet, Elizabeth Leight, Mark Marostica, Carolyn Merritt, Joe Terracina, Jeff Walker and Marian Wallace. Board liasisons are Rob Johnson and Cindy Groves.

Most of our members have children in one or more of these schools, and serve in active roles within those schools. Because of their participation in our local schools and community, the Education Committee has been able to actively pursue and promote the interests of Circle C residents in AISD. Most recently, they were instrumental in raising public awareness about the overcrowding problems in the elementary and middle schools in the South and Southwest areas of Austin. As a result, AISD trustees included the construction of a middle school, and construction of a new elementary school in Southwest Austin in the bond proposal in the fall of 2004.

Six bond propositions were presented to voters on September 11, 2004. All passed and construction is now set to begin on a new 40-classroom elementary school in Circle C West, to open August, 2006. Purchase of land and construction of a middle school at Slaughter and 1826; a 12-classroom addition to Kiker Elementary; an 8-classroom addition to Baranoff Elementary; and a new playslab cover at Mills Elementary were also included in the bond propositions. Other renovations have been identified for each school, and will be made to achieve functional equity at all AISD schools. In addition, all of these schools will receive safety and security upgrades, as part of a district-wide effort to provide students with a safe learning environment.

AISD Middle School Site Plan

September 2008 Education Committee Update

Governing Documents

Newsletters

Welcome Packet