Wildwood Homeowners Association

Wildwood Homeowner's Association Newsletter - May 2002

Jun 02, 2002

FROM THE PRESIDENT OF WWHA: Wayne Valentine
Hello to my Wildwood Family ?– We have entered into another year but I have not forgotten the challenges that lie ahead of us in 2002. I want to say THANKS to all of the Homeowners that continue to provide support in their own specials ways for the Wildwood Homeowners Association. A special THANKS to our members who are always present at city meetings to insure that our community is represented and our voices and concerns are heard. Without your tremendous support our association, community or city could not continue to grow and get even better.
During 2002 we will continue our focus on areas that will preserve but also insure growth and enhancement of our community. We will continue to work on the Entryway Projects, partner with the Oakmont Homeowners Association and the City of DeSoto to insure that the S. Polk Street improvements are completed with our inputs.
There is a new elementary school coming to our neighborhood and we will be involved in the development of plans, in order to influence a positive effect for our community. SO COME ON - GET ONBOARD AND HELP YOUR ASSOCIATION, NEIGHBORHOOD, and CITY DEVELOP. (Wayne Valentine 972 230 3367)

WILDWOOD ENTRYWAY PROJECTS
Each Wildwood Homeowner is asked to make a contribution in support of the entryway projects. These projects will beautify the Wildwood area and send a message that we care about where we live. You can make a difference ?– this is your NEIGHBORHOOD. Please mail your contribution to WWHA, P.O. Box 1121, DeSoto, Texas 75213. (Wayne Valentine 972 230 3367)

?“Together We Can Make A Difference!!!?”
(Support your Neighborhood Association)
In supporting your Wildwood Neighborhood Association the benefits are many:
--Neighborhood Beautification ?– Keeping where you live a beautiful place to live
--Informed Citizens ?– Keeping the neighborhood informed of changes that affects them
--Partnership ?– Working with the City of DeSoto and other homeowners association to address issues facing our neighborhood and city
--Networking ?– Meeting new neighbors from each phase of the community
--Increased Awareness ?– Keeping abreast of Safety/Crime watch programs

Maintain your property value and make certain that this is a good place to live and raise our children. (Wayne Valentine 972 230 3367)