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Westwood in Magnolia TX!!

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Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

Westwood, Magnolia TX is located at the intersection of FM 1488 and FM 2978. If you are looking for a country subdivision that is decently priced but close to amenities then look no farther. Westwood is a beautiful subdivision with plenty of towering pines and hardwoods. Most of the homes are located on lots that are just less than 1/2 acre at 20,000 square feet. There are a few lots at 40,000 square feet or beyond but they would be in the minority.

Westwoodis located on both sides of FM 1488. The two sides of Westwood are caddy corner to each other. Westwood is south of FM 1488, west of FM 2978 and to the east of Tamina. Westwood is also to the north of FM 1488 and to the east of FM 2978 going east to Westwood North. Westwood is actually closer to The Woodlands than it is to the actual town of Magnolia. The actual town of Magnolia TX is about 10 miles west on FM 1488.

Westwood has been a subdivision since the late 1970′s. You will find homes in Westwood built from as early as 1978 to the present. This is one of the many subdivisions that were affected by Houston’s oil bust of the late 1980′s. We moved here in 1996 and I remember driving around in Westwood shortly after that and being amazed at how many lots were still available. That is no longer the case as much of the subdivision has been built out by small custom builders. If you are looking to build you can still find lots but they are going quick.

One of the beauties of Westwood is the low taxes. There is NO MUD DISTRICT! The subdivision enjoys community water and each home has their own septic. The older homes may have a traditional septic but homes built since 1996 will have aerobic septic. This makes for a low property tax rate of $2.17 per 100 value.

Westwood does have a home owners association but the deed restrictions are lighter than most subdivisions. For instance you may keep a travel trailer, boat or RV in your front yard. Westwood is one of the rare subdivisions that will allow this. The HOA fees are also quite reasonable at $150 per year. This fee includes two swimming pools; one located on both sides of FM 1488. There is also a community park, tennis courts and a picnic area. This is truly a bargain when you consider that most subdivisions with this kind of amenities have much higher home owner dues.

Home prices in Westwood in the last year have varied from a low of $67,000 (a foreclosure) to a high of $310,000. The average sales price for the year was $193,000. Square footage ranged from 1400 square feet to 3200 square feet. The average square footage was 2250 square feet.

Westwood is located in the highly acclaimed Magnolia ISD. The grade school is Ellisor, the intermediate is Bear Branch and the High school is Magnolia High School.

If you are looking for a country subdivision that is a decent drive to Houston or IAH then this may be the place for you. There’s a Signature Kroger on the corner of FM 1488 & FM 2878; along with a Ross, Office Max, Petsmart etc. etc. As an added benefit you can be shopping or eating in The Woodlands within 15 to 20 minutes.

Come home to Westwood, Magnolia TX!

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Aerobic septics for country homes in Harris County and Montgomery County!

By Marchel · Comments (0)

Monday, April 4th, 2011

One thing you will want to consider when you are buying or building a country home in either Harris County or Montgomery County is where you are going to get your water and how your septic will be handled. For the most part our country subdivisions are on community water and have their own septic systems. There are of course exceptions to this but I show in country subdivisions all the time and this seems to be the norm. Now if you are not in a subdivision then chances are good that you will have to have both septic and a well. Since we don’t deal with a lot of wells most of this post is going to be about Aerobic Septics.

In the homes built prior to around 1998 you will probably find the conventional septic systems. After 1998 most of the septic systems are going to be Aerobic septic. In both Harris and Montgomery Counties I think the only septic that is available is now the aerobic septic. As these conventional septic tanks get older many of them don’t pass inspections. When they don’t pass inspections the remedy usually ends up being with the owner having to put in a new aerobic septic. You are probably looking at a cost of $6000 to $8000 depending on how big of a system that you get. This is something that is regulated by the state and counties so you will need to get your permits.

The Aerobic septic acts like a small scale sewage treatment system. It is similar to a tank system but produces a high quality secondary effluent which is sterilized and then used for surface irrigation. This means that at someplace on your property there will be a sprinkler system that will go off at night watering the yard so to speak with the discharge. You will want to mark the sprinkler head so you don’t run over it with the mower. Should you have any problem with the sprinkler heads you can find replacement parts at your local hardware store.

You MUST have a maintenance contract with an aerobic septic system company. This is a requirement and if you don’t chances are the county will find out and ask you to see them in court.

There’s not a lot of maintenance involved but you will have to put chlorine tablets in (believe me you will know if you forget to put them in). These are not the same tables as you use for a pool. Typically you can put in two tablets at a time and then check every 2 weeks to see if it needs more.

Basically the difference between the aerobic system and the old tank system is that the fluids are moved to the end of the line and then they are disbursed onto your lawn by a sprinkler system. I know that sounds gross but it does not smell and you will probably find that to be the greenest part of your yard.

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Texas schools – A crisis is looming!

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Thursday, March 3rd, 2011

I recently went to a meeting of the Spring Klein Chamber of Commerce where Dr. Cain the superintendent of Klein ISD spoke to us. I was amazed to find out that there is a law on the books in the state of Texas that does not allow a school district to give a teacher any pay reductions & they also cannot be furloughed. Schools are going through a rough time right now and according to Dr. Cain if they can’t ask the teachers to take a small decrease in pay then LOTS of teachers are going to be laid off.

My husband has been with a major airline for almost 25 years and two times in his employment we have had to take 10% pay cuts. It was not easy but the alternative was to be without a job. Unless something is done quickly according to Dr. Cain they are going to have to be sending out pink slip notices in April and this story is going to be repeated statewide. I’m hoping that a bill is making its way through the Texas House to address this as I write this. I can’t imagine that our Texas teachers would mind taking a small cut if it meant there would not be layoffs. The rest of us are having to buckle our belts and I can’t imagine that they would not like that opportunity also. The other thing that could be done is some of the teacher work days could be furloughed without pay and that according to Dr. Cain would have a huge impact on their bottom line.

The other thing that I found out at this meeting was the law that the state of Texas has on the books only allowing a 22 child class size in grades kindergarten through the 4^th grade. He told us that if a certain grade was full at 22 students per class and a new student entered that put that total over 22 per class they immediately had to hire a new teacher and make a new class. That is NUTS!! When my children were small we lived in another state where the schools were very liberal and so I had my children in private Christian schools and I’m telling you the private school class size was huge. I think there was something like 35 in each class but they did have a teacher and an aide. Our children got an incredible education from that school.

We moved here when our children were in the 5^th grade and 9^th grade and I was pleasantly surprised to find that Klein ISD was still teaching reading, writing & arithmetic. My children got a great education from Klein ISD. My daughter ended up getting a degree in Communication Design at UNT and our son is now a sophomore at Texas A&M in Ocean Engineering. He took the longer route as he was an Intelligence Analyst in the Army for almost 5 years. The reason he joined the Army was because he scored so high on their entrance exam.

Like I said I hope a bill is already in the works as the public schools have to make key decisions in April and pink slips will be going out. I am writing this as I want to see other people’s children have those same options that were available to my children and from what I can see something needs to happen quick or that is going to be in jeopardy.

I’m a real estate broker serving the districts of Klein ISD, Spring ISD, Tomball ISD, Magnolia ISD, Montgomery ISD and Cypress ISD. All of these districts have done nothing but grow in the last few years. Even though times are hard we are still in a big growth stage. The boys and girls of Texas are the future and we need to protect our future.

Please consider writing your local Texas legislatures right away about this problem. You can find ways to contact them at texas legislatures online. Representative Rob Eissler is the public education chair. I found that I could not email him through the website as I am not in his constituency but I called his office at 512-463-0797 and they were happy to give me his email address. I don’t think I should put that address on the web but if you want to contact his office you can either call that number or email me and I will be glad to personally give it to you.

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Leadership North Houston Alumni workshop – Leadership Starts with you!

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Saturday, February 12th, 2011

Leadership North Houston workshop February 25, 2011

Leadership North Houston Alumni present
A Leadership Workshop and Luncheon

Leadership starts with you – Guest speaker Germaine Porche

Friday February 25, 2011
Taking place at – Lone Star College System
5000 Research Forest Drive, The Woodlands TX

Register online at:
www.LeadershipNorthHoustonAlumni.org

This workshop is being offered by the Leadership North Houston alumni and is available to the entire Northwest Harris and Montgomery County communities. The workshop is designed to expand and deepen leadership skills in almost any role you play whether it be work, home or a volunteer capacity.

According to a recent survey by Towns Perrin only 21% of the workforce is fully engaged with 38% being disengaged. (It sounds like that 20/80 theory is still alive and well).

During tough economic times, most of us are stretched and long to have others step up without having to beg and nag them. During this interactive session you will gain the tools and insights to help you examine and enhance your leadership capabilities.

Learning objectives for the workshop are .

Determine your leadership style through self assessment
Gain tools to expand & deepen leadership skills in you and others
Enhance communication and listening skills to engage others.

Cost:
$79 Workshop and Luncheon
$35 Luncheon with Keynote address -

Leadership:The art of engagement

Please note that if you cannot attend the morning session you can still attend the luncheon and hear Germaine Porche speaking on the art of Engagement.

8:00- 8:30 A.M. Check in and Breakfast
8:30-11:30 A.M. Workshop
11:30-12:00 A.M. Networking
12:00-1:00 P.M. Luncheon with Keynote address

Sponsorship:
Become a $500 workshop sponsor and receive the following:

Recognition in the event
Marketing table at the luncheon
Recognition in the LNH Alumni newsletter

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Crape Myrtle murder in Spring-Tomball-Magnolia TX!

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Thursday, February 3rd, 2011

Crape Myrtle murder has started early in Spring-Tomball-Magnolia TX this year. I have been driving around watching the landscapers out pruning for the last few weeks. The sad thing is that there’s absolutely no reason to scalp murder a tree the way they do. I expect many of you have heard the story of Grandma’s roast. It seems Grandma cut the end of the roast off, so Mom cut the end of her roast off and so on. Finally someone got around to asking Grandma why she cut the roast off and her answer was so it could fit in the pan. To me that’s a good analogy of the crape myrtle murder that goes on in our area. From everything I have read and actual experience I cannot see that it does any good to the Crape Myrtle tree.

I made the small video above showing exactly what I’m talking about. We are having subnormal cold weather right now and I also hope these trees don’t go into shock.

There are a lot of different ideas on how to take care of the crape myrtles. You see varying degrees of pruning to not pruning at all. I did quite a bit of research and the general consensus was that they should be lightly pruned. Over pruning reduces the number of blooms. I also read where there is a mistaken belief that lopping off the tops of all the branches is necessary to promote flowering. This is what is called Crape murder.

Flowering on a crape myrtle occurs on the new branches that are produced in the spring; so light pruning in late winter encourages the production of flowering branches. One of the articles said that if the trees are tipped back lightly after the first flush of bloom, some trees are likely to bloom a second time. Cutting the trees back heavily can shock them and slow down the growth of flowering branches. If you don’t prune at all this article said the flower clusters that emerge in the summer will be smaller but more prolific.

From everything I have read over pruning where people chop the crape myrtle back to the knuckle each and every year reduces the number of blooms that will be produced during the summer and the new branches that do grow will be far too long and will not be able to support the weight of heavy blossoms; especially when they get wet. Thus these long branches often break off during heavy rains and our area is known for those heavy rains.

As I was posting my video I found the video below and he gives some excellent advice on how to take care of your crape myrtles.

Not being originally from this area dealing with crape myrtles has been a new and learning experience for us. When we first moved here we lopped off those branches every year and then wondered if we had bought dwarf crape myrtle. The last few years we tried the method that I have described here and not even pruning at all. You can see from my picture below that we have had a wonderful success not pruning. The picture was taken at dusk as it just set the flowers off.

Crape Myrtle at dusk that was not pruned!

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Cold facts on plant survival for Spring-Tomball-Magnolia TX plants!!

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Monday, January 31st, 2011

Cold Facts to save your Spring-Tomball-Magnolia TX foliage!

Last year the Houston Chronicle had a great article about plant survival in freezing temperatures. Since it is almost February I was thinking I was going to get away without having to post about this but it is not to be; we are looking to have several days of frigid temperatures starting tomorrow (lows in the low to mid 20′s). Here in Houston we rarely have frigid temperatures and for sure not several days in a row. I love all the tropical plants that I’m able to grow in Spring and by using what they said I saved my plants last year and plan to again this year. This year I also have a winter garden going and I sure don’t want to lose my lettuce.

After reading the article I realized that I’ve not been going at this correctly. What you want to do is mulch, water and cover. If it has not rained you need to water first which I had to do last year but this year we have had rain. Water and mulch should be enough for certain plants. Those plants would be abelia, azalea, boxwood, eleagnus, Hawthorne, holly, ligustrum, loropetalum, mahonia, nandina, roses, wax myrtle and yaupon. After an extended freeze these shrubs will probably show foliage damage without cover but should put on new leaves in the spring.

We went the extra step covering plants with fiber row covers, sheets & blankets. This will raise the temperature a few degrees depending on the cover. For even extra protection we added a layer of heavy plastic over the cloth covers and secured it with bricks and stones. The article said not to place plastic directly on the plants. (This is where I have been going astray). My plants are again double wrapped and I feel that again I will have healthy plants after the cold snap. Of course we have moved our potted plants inside.

Protecting your plants from cold weather in Spring TX!!

Do not wash frost or ice off the plants the morning after the freeze. If you wash the frost off it raises the temperature too fast and can damage the plant’s cell tissue. After the frigid temperatures are over assess the damage but DO NOT prune. The freeze damaged wood will protect live wood farther down the branch (should we have more frigid temperatures).

In the spring prune to green at your normal pruning time. I have always heard mid February for pruning.

I hope this is it for our frigid weather. We have lived here 14 years and I don’t ever remember covering plants this late in the season. I remember a radio commentator years ago saying we have two seasons in Houston summer and January. It looks like winter is going in to February for us this year. Hopefully this will be the last time to cover the plants.

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Lake Windcrest in Magnolia TX

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Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Lake Windcrest, Magnolia TX one of Magnolia’s premier country golf communities is located off of 1488, a few miles to the west of FM 2978. As the name proclaims Lake Windcrest has lakes for the use of its residents. There are also parks available for the residents enjoyment. Lake Windcrest has lot sizes from 1 Acre to 5 Acres. There are golf course lots and lakefront lots scattered throughout the community. This is also a perfect place to have your horses. There are many lots that have 4 to 5 acres. If you enjoy a subdivision with trees there are towering pine trees and hardwoods throughout the subdivision.

Home prices range from $250,000 to $900,000. Square footage ranges from a low of around 2100 square feet to homes with 5500 square feet+. Homes were built from 1996 to the present. The majority appear to be built after the year 2000.

Lake Windcrest boast an 18 hole public golf course. According to the golf course finder this course is one of the best

Lake Windcrest Golf Club, Magnolia TX

values in Northwest Houston. Each of the 18 holes offers a different challenge. There’s a complete pro shop located at the clubhouse.

The clubhouse has recently been renovated. The dining area was enlarged, carpet was replaced, furniture was updated and new plasma televisions were added. The kitchen has been improved with additional equipment which will help to expand its functionality. The outdoor patio also received an uplift with new furniture and stonework.

Lake Windcrest has an active home owners association but the deed restrictions are typical for country subdivisions. For instance you may keep a travel trailer, boat or RV in your front yard. You may have one horse per acre if you are considering the equestrian aspect.

One of the beauties of Lake Windcrest is the low taxes. There is NO MUD DISTRICT! The subdivision enjoys

Lake Windcrest Golf Club Magnolia TX

community water and each home has their own aerobic septic. This makes for a low property tax rate of $2.14 per 100 value.

Lake Windcrest is located in the highly acclaimed Magnolia ISD. The grade school is Bear Branch, the intermediate is Bear Branch and the High school is Magnolia High School.

If you are looking for a premier country subdivision that is a decent drive to Houston or IAH then this may be the place for you. Just a few miles away (on the corner of FM 1488 & FM 2878) at the Magnolia Parkway section of Magnolis there’s Signature Kroger along with a Target, Ross, Office Max, Petsmart etc. etc. That’s not even to mention all the wonderful restaurants. My favorite is the Eden Cafe; you get homecooked meals in an enjoyable atmoshere. As an added benefit you can be shopping or eating in The Woodlands within 15 to 20 minutes.

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Come home to Lake Windcrest, Magnolia TX!

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Clear Creek Forest in Magnolia TX

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Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Clear Creek Forest is located in Montgomery County just south of Magnolia off of Nichols Sawmill Road. Clear Creek Forest is one of the few affordable country subdivisions. This is affordable country living not too far from the city. It is probably about an hour commute in to the city from Clear Creek Forest.

Clear Creek Forest is a country acreage community. You will find lots ranging in size from ½ acre to larger parcels of 4 to 5 acres. It is so peaceful you can set on your front porch and listen to nature. It is not uncommon to see deer Clear Creek Forest is so peaceful you can sit on your porch and watch the deer crossing the street. One of your biggest problems will be learning how to garden with deer as your neighbors. I have a client who has learned how to garden vertically. That’s right his garden is in containers that are off the ground and he gardens growing everything up.

The subdivision has been around since the 1970’s but the majority of the homes are built in the 1990’s and 2000’s. There have been a lot of small custom builders that have built homes and are currently building homes in this community. There are numerous sections throughout the community and the house sizes will range according to deed restrictions per section. There are some sections of the community that allow Clear Creek Forest is a country subdivision in Magnolia homes as small as 1200 square feet and there are other sections where there is a 1600 square foot minimum. Horses are welcome and it is my understanding that you can also have your FFA project animals. Deed restrictions are reasonable but no mobiles are allowed.

The school district is Magnolia ISDand the schools are great. The elementary is JL Lyons, the middle school is Magnolia and the high school is the new Magnolia West.

Home prices range from $150,000 to $450,000. There is a large range of land sizes and this influences the price of the home. Most of the area has community water and each house has its own septic. There are no MUD taxes which keeps the tax rate relatively low.

For all your Magnolia TX Real Estate needs, contact me today!
Marchel Peterson
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High Meadow Ranch, Located between Tomball and Magnolia

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Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

High Meadow Ranch is often advertised as where the city meets the country. This is a great way to describe High Meadow Ranch; as it is conventient to Tomball and Magnolia. If you work in the city it is a failry easy commute; especially with the overpass through Tomball almost finished. You can enjoy a true rural lifestyle in this golf course estate community located in southern Montgomery County just north of Tomball off 1774. The landscape could not be more gorgeous with gently rolling hills, tall pine trees and hardwoods. High Meadow Ranch sits on the site where Lester Goodson (dealership owner) used to raise champion quarter horses. It has now been turned in to a country master planned community. Homes range in price from $350,000 High Meadow Ranch allows one horse per acre to well over a million.

High Meadow Ranch is country estate living at its finest. There are three different areas you can choose to live in.

The High Meadow Ranch area is divided in to 2 to 10 acre home sites. This is the area in High Meadow Ranch where you can have horses. You are permitted one horse per acre. There are various trails you can ride on throughout the subdivision.

The Village of High Meadow Ranch is located adjacent to High Meadow Ranch. This area has the same beautiful rural country setting among the tall pines, oak trees and gently rolling hills. This area features 160 one acre home sites.

Oak Falls at High Meadow Ranch is an exclusive golf course community. The home sites all sit within one of three, six hole loops that make up the golf course. There are 34 home sites in this area and they all enjoy a golf course view. The falls enjoy the privacy of a central restricted recreation area.

High Meadow Ranch Golf Course is a premier daily fee golf course. The 18-hole golf course is routed around three, six-hole loops. The terrain varies from loop to loop and this unique cloverleaf design offers a variety of golf course experiences. The course has several practice areas and putting greens. There is a golf shop with all the latest golf equipment. There are teaching programs with PGA professional staff. If you get hungry Ogie’s grill is a full service bar and grill. High Meadow Ranch has a catch and release fishing pond

The development has many amenities from swimming, tennis, sports courts. There are numerous walking trails and places to take nature hikes. There is even a community fishing lake.

This is another beautiful Jack Frey Properties Development. Jack Frey Properties have been developing communities in the Northwest Harris and Southern Montgomery County areas for the last 30 years.

The community is in the highly acclaimed Magnolia Independent School District. The elementary is Magnolia elementary the intermediate is Magnolia junior high and the high school is the new Magnolia West.

High Meadow Ranch Resources

High Meadow Ranch Community Highlights

Magnolia Independent School District

Magnolia Chamber of Commerce

Tomball Chamber of Commerce

For all your Magnolia TX Real Estate needs, contact me today!
Marchel Peterson
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Indigo Lakes Estates – close to Magnolia TX

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Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Indigo Lake Estates is located just to the west of Magnolia off of Nichols Sawmill.

It is a convenient commute from Tomball and has fairly easy access to Houston. Located on over 2500 wooded acres Indigo Lake estates has over 400 existing homes; this might be just the country community for you. Horses and Indigo Lake Estates go hand in hand.

The homes in Indigo Lakes are on from 1 to 17 acres with most being in the 2 to 3 acre size. The homes range in size from 2000 square feet to over 6000 square feet. As I said if you are looking for a country subdivision that allows horses this could be the subdivision for you; horse and nature trails surround the subdivision. The restrictions allow for 1 horse per acre. There is a total of Indigo Lakes Estates and horses go hand in hand 6 miles of riding and hiking trails.

Home prices currently range from $200,000 to over a million. The subdivision is not in a municipal utility district (MUD). The subdivision is on community water and each home has its own septic. This helps to keep the tax rate low.

There is an actual lake that goes with the name of Indigo Lake Estates. It is a 160 acre private lake big enough that you can water ski on it but only if you are a resident or the guest of a resident. Unlike most subdivision lakes which are for looks only you can boat, swim and fish in the lake. There are three lake Indigo Lake Estates has a lake big enough to water ski in parks surrounding the lake. The lake parks have picnic areas, barbecue grills, playgrounds, beach volleyball areas.

Indigo Lake Estates is in the highly acclaimed Magnolia Independent School District. The Elementary school is Nichol Sawmill, the Intermediate is Magnolia and the high school is the new Magnolia West.

Listing alert – find out about new listing in Indigo Lake Estatesbefore most REALTORS – You’ll receive automatic emails when homes that meet your criteria are added to the MLS.

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For all your Magnolia TX Real Estate needs, contact me today!
Marchel Peterson
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