Located in historic Georgetown, Sun City Texas has become known for its natural beauty with breathtaking sunsets, endless Hill Country vistas, and luxurious amenities. This stunning community offers the charm of small-town living, yet is just minutes from the culture and excitement of Austin, the state capital. Its Texas locale also boasts an extremely affordable cost of living, favorable tax advantages, and beautiful climate year-round.
As the first Del Webb community in Texas, Sun City has become a destination for active adults with a passion for life. For recreation you'll enjoy three championship golf courses, four world-class fitness centers, eight swimming pools, 12 tennis courts, 26 pickleball courts, bocce, horseshoes and three fishing ponds, 26 plus miles of walking trails. Five amenity centers, art and craft studios, a woodshop, computer lab, billiards hall and meeting rooms for clubs and classes. The horticultural gardens, softball park and two dog park also provide enjoyable opportunities for residents to engage in an active lifestyle in Hill Country.
Sun City Texas was launched in 1994 when the Del Webb Company purchased more than 7,000 acres of rolling ranch land on the western edge of the small Texas community of Georgetown. Home construction began in October, 1995, and by spring of 1996, Sun City Texas' first residents had moved in. Since then, the community has attracted more than 17,000 residents with a strong appetite for active living to this central Texas location. They are youthful in spirit and attitude and are committed to staying physically and intellectually healthy.
"You can do as much as you want or as little as you want," said one Sun City resident. "That's life here. It keeps you moving and it keeps you young."
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Club Purpose
Promote and facilitate Sun City Texas residents' participation in selected Georgetown High School athletic events and programs.
Provide social opportunities associated with these events and other relevant activities.
What Do We Do?
Attend some Georgetown High School Athletic Events in a designated seating area as a group --
- All home football games at the GISD Athletic Complex. Individual game and season tickets will be General Admission only and will be available online only.
- All home girls & boys regular season basketball games (* free for Eagle Booster members)
- All home girls regular season volleyball matches (* free for Eagle Booster members)
- All home girls regular season softball games (* free for Eagle Booster members)
- All home boys regular season baseball games (* free for Eagle Booster Members)
* Free when presenting GISD Golden Club card. This card
will be given to you by our Treasurer or it can be obtained by any
Georgetown resident 60 years or older at the GISD Athletic Office, 507
East University Avenue, Georgetown, Texas 78626. You must present your
Texas Drivers license to verify age.
Social Events Each Year - Cost for members includes an amount used to help subsidize cost of guests meals.
- - Softball Batter-Up - Supper - Coaches and players are guests.
- - Football Kickoff - ----Supper - Coaches and senior players are guests.
- - Volleyball Slam ------ Supper - Coaches and players are guests.
- - Basketball Tip-off - Supper - Boys & Girls Teams - Coaches and players are guests.
- - Baseball Batter-Up - Supper - Coaches and players are guest.
The Sun City Eagles Booster Club members are very supportive of high school youth and their activities, so call today to find out more about this enthusiastic group.
Call Jay Livaudais, Treasurer, at 512-630-9583 for more information. All residents of Sun City are invited to join. Nothing better than supporting and cheering on the youth of today! Become a member and see for yourself.
Located in historic Georgetown, Sun City Texas has become known for its natural beauty with breathtaking sunsets, endless Hill Country vistas, and luxurious amenities. This stunning community offers the charm of small-town living, yet is just minutes from the culture and excitement of Austin, the State capital. Its Texas locale also boasts an extremely affordable cost of living, favorable tax advantages, and beautiful climate year-round.
As the first Del Webb community in Texas, Sun City has become a destination for active adults with a passion for life. For recreation you'll enjoy three championship golf courses; a world-class fitness center; swimming, tennis, pickleball, bocce, horseshoes and a fishing pond; plus miles of walking trails. Three amenity centers offer art and craft studios, a woodshop, computer lab, Billiards hall and meeting rooms for clubs and classes. Horticulture Gardens, Softball Park and Dog Park round out the many opportunities for residents to enjoy taking advantage of an active lifestyle in this Hill Country setting.
Sun City Texas was launched in 1994 when the Del Webb Company purchased more than 7,000 acres of rolling ranch land on the western edge of the small Texas community of Georgetown. Home construction began in October, 1995, and, by spring of 1996, Sun City Texas' first residents had moved in. Since then, the community has attracted to this central Texas location more than 12,000 residents with a strong appetite for active living. They are youthful in spirit and attitude and are committed to staying physically and intellectually healthy.
"You can do as much as you want or as little as you want," said one Sun City resident. "That's life here. It keeps you moving and it keeps you young."
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Monitor's Desk: 512-948-7701
- Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Member Services Office: 512-948-7720
- Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Beautiful Sun City Texas is graced with breathtaking sunsets and endless vistas, so it's easy to see why so many people are now calling Sun City Texas home.
Located in historic Georgetown, Sun City Texas is an oasis of beauty and luxurious amenities in the hill country. This stunning community offers the charm of small-town living, yet is just minutes from the culture and excitement of Austin, the state capital. Its Texas locale also boasts an extremely affordable cost of living, favorable tax advantages and beautiful climate year-round.
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What is the process for a room addition?
Initially, submit a project using the Form B-1 and plot plan to show that the project will be compatible with the residence.
Once the committee approves the project as possible, what comes next?
The next step is to submit the architectural drawings to the AAG for approval.
1433 COOL SPRING WAY - 512-948-7590
Monitor's Desk: 512-948-7591
- Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
1220 Cattleman Dr. - 512-948-7722
Monitor's Desk: 512-948-7723
- Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Install an engraved brick to the Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial Plaza.
What kind of fence can I have in the backyard?
There are two kinds of fence that can be built. A perimeter fence and a patio fence.
How can I keep my small dog in the fence?
Add 9.7.o) small animal fencing to the bottom of the fence.
TEXAS DRIVE FITNESS CENTER - 2 TEXAS DRIVE - BLDG C
Fitness Monitor: 512-948-7751
Information Line: 512-948-7750
COWAN CREEK FITNESS CENTER - 1433 COOL SPRING WAY
Fitness Monitor: 512-948-7781
Information Line: 512-948-7780
THE RETREAT FITNESS CENTER – 1220 CATTLEMAN DR
Fitness Monitor: 512-948-7764
Information Line: 512-948-7722
NORTHPOINT FITNESS CENTER - 703 SILVER SPUR BLVD
Fitness Monitor: 512-948-7765
Information Line: 512-948-7765
FITNESS CENTER HOURS
- Monday - Friday: 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
- Saturday: 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
- Sunday: 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
LEGACY HILLS GOLF - 301 DEL WEBB BLVD
Legacy Hills Golf Shop: 512-948-7561
Course Condition Line: 512-948-7560, option 1
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WHITE WING GOLF - 150 DOVE HOLLOW
White Wing Golf Shop: 512-948-7571
Course Condition Line: 512-948-7570, option 1
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COWAN CREEK - 1433 COOL SPRING WAY
Cowan Creek Golf Shop: 512-948-7581
Course Condition Line: 512-948-7580, option 1
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Golf is Open Every Day – Except Christmas Day
- Golf Courses: 7 a.m. - Dusk
- Golf Shops: 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Do I need an application to add a landscape bed?
- The home owner shall submit a detailed landscape plan whenever a change to the existing home landscape is planned and such change is not specifically provided for in the No-Paperwork List in Article 2.9 of these Design Guidelines.
- The landscape plan shall be a dimensional drawing which includes:
- The lot boundaries, the house, the driveway and any other hardscape features and the location and dimensions of all planting beds.
- The names of all plants (to be installed as well as those already installed), the initial size of the plant container and the location and spacing of all plants.
- Materials to be used for planting bed borders and mulch.
- Any walkways, hardscape or other landscape features.
- All calculations for percent: plant coverage, lawn grass coverage, drought tolerant plant coverage and inert material coverage.
Do I need an application to change my mulch to rock?
In order for there to be no more than 65% of impervious cover §4.2.4., applications changing mulch to any form of inert material need a Form B-1 Application to be submitted.
Do I need to submit an application to change my bedding plants?
Bedding plants can be freely changed out in existing beds. §4.3.1. or §4.4.2.
When changing the edging of established beds, do I need to fill out an application?
When a bed is existing, there is no need to submit an application as long as the guidelines at §4.3.11. are followed.
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- Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Member Services Office: 512-948-7720
CA Fax: 512-948-7681
For Ticket Information 512-948-7720
Are my paint colors on file?
Unless an application to change the paint colors has been filled out, the paint colors for your house are either located in your closing documents or will have to be researched using the name of your model.
Do I need an application to paint the same color?
It is not necessary to fill out an application for anything on the "No Paperwork" list such as repainting your house the same color.
Where are the paint chips located?
The paint chips are in binders located at the Community Standards Office in the Social Center.
Submitted by Carlton M. Mathis, Common Area and Irrigation Superintendent
The Community Association normally performs ant bait treatment during the months of April & October. Signage will be posted in high-traffic areas as a reminder that it is time for residents to treat their yards. Treatment works best if we all treat at the same time.
Tips for successful DIY application:
- Do not schedule any irrigation for 48 hours, and wait until all dew has dried from turf area.
- Do not apply if there is a chance of rain in the two day forecast.
- Do not apply if temperatures are below 60 degrees.
- Use small amounts of bait and broadcast with a small hand spreader. If applying by hand, be sure to wear plastic gloves and follow label directions.
- Check with your lawn care company to see if ant control is included in your contract before purchasing a product.
- Remember, if you see ant mounds during the year and you wonder if the product is working―ant bait is a means of control, not eradication.
ACTIVITIES CENTER - 1 TEXAS DRIVE
Monitor's Desk: 512-948-7655
- Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CITIZENS ON PATROL (COPS):
Vehicles: Car #1, 512-966-1339 or Car #2, 512-948-5701
BILLIARDS CENTER - 1410 SUN CITY BLVD.
512-948-7665
- Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
FREE REPTILE REMOVAL IN SUN CITY
- Jim Christiansen: 512-868-3504
- Steve Kelley: 512-639-0539
- John Leek: 713-825-0145
- Joe Plunkett: 774-226-0810
City of Georgetown Animal Control: 512-930-3510
DEL WEBB PHONE
Sales/Model Park: 877-627-9700
Can I extend my patio?
Yes, §11.7.1 elaborates on the guidelines for patio extensions.
Do I need an application for a satellite dish on my house?
"Satellite dish antennas with a diameter of one meter (39.37 inches) or less used to receive video (or other antennas whose installation and use is protected under Federal law or regulations) may be installed outside a home without prior approval from the Modification Committee, so long as the antenna is installed at the location with the highest placement priority (see Placement Acceptability List below) that affords a viable signal and will not result in an unreasonable installation expense." §6.3. If the guidelines are followed, the "No Paperwork List" indicates an application is unnecessary.
What about bird baths, houses and feeders?
"All permissible installations of bird baths, bird houses, shepherd hooks and bird feeders shall not be higher than 72-inches from the finished grade of the lot", in the back yard; §5.4.b. and, in the front yard, "home owner's may install one (1) shepherd's hook or pole-mounted bird feeder/bird house in the front of the house within 24-inches of the exterior wall or original foundation of the house, the overall height of such installation shall not exceed 72-inches. Any additional installation in the front yard cannot be higher than 36-inches from the finished grade of the lot." §5.4.a.
How many decorations can I hang on my wall?
Wall-Mounted Architectural Objects - Home owner Maintained Homes
- Architectural items wall-mounted to the front, rear and sides of the house are permitted.
- No more than two (2) wall-mounted items shall be viewable from any direction.
- The dimensions of such items shall not exceed 36-inches in height, width or diameter. No group of items shall exceed 36-inches in overall dimension of height, width or diameter. The Modifications Committee, in applying the 36-inch limitation, will consider the proportion of the wall to the item or group of items when making its decision.
- Each item shall be non-reflective, and finished so as not to rust, fade or damage the finish of the exterior of the home.
When and where are the meetings in 2013?
Meetings - Cowan Creek Andice Room
| Date | Closed | Open |
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| January 3 | 8:30am | 11am |
| January 17 | 8:30am | ---- |
| January 31* | 8:30am | ---- |
| February 7 | 8:30am | 11am |
| February 21 | 8:30am | ---- |
| March 7 | 8:30am | 11am |
| March 21 | 8:30am | ---- |
| April 4 | 8:30am | 11am |
| April 18 | 8:30am | ---- |
| May 2 | 8:30am | 11am |
| May 16 | 8:30am | ---- |
| May 31* | 8:30am | ---- |
| June 6 | 8:30am | 11am |
| June 20 | 8:30am | ---- |
| July 11 | 8:30am | 11am |
| July 18 | 8:30am | ---- |
| August 1 | 8:30am | 11am |
| August 15 | 8:30am | ---- |
| August 29* | 8:30am | ---- |
| September 5 | 8:30am | 11am |
| September 19 | 8:30am | ---- |
| October 3 | 8:30am | 11am |
| October 17 | 8:30am | ---- |
| October 31* | 8:30am | ---- |
| November 7 | 8:30am | 11am |
| November 21 | 8:30am | ---- |
| December 5 | 8:30am | 11am |
What is the difference between a closed and an open meeting?
A closed meeting is one in which the committee reviews the applications in a private setting as opposed to an open meeting in which no files are open or applications reviewed. At the open meeting, residents are welcome to attend and ask general questions of the committee.
Due to record setting temperatures across Texas, Atmos Energy customers have seen an increase in their natural gas consumption. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, on New Year’s Day more natural gas was consumed than any other day in history. Atmos Energy experienced record demands on its natural gas distribution system as well.
Natural gas remains a great value, however with the extended cold weather in recent weeks, customers can anticipate their natural gas bills will be higher than their bills are the rest of the year. Atmos Energy by law can never mark up the cost of natural gas; their customers pay what they pay. The cost of natural gas represents the largest portion of a customer’s winter bill – on average, two-thirds of an overall bill.
Natural gas remains a great value, however with the extended cold weather in recent weeks, customers can anticipate their natural gas bills will be higher than their bills are the rest of the year. Atmos Energy by law can never mark up the cost of natural gas; their customers pay what they pay. The cost of natural gas represents the largest portion of a customer’s winter bill – on average, two-thirds of an overall bill.
Managing Energy Use
Atmos Energy has several tools in place to help customers manage their winter heating bills:
- Customers might consider budget billing, which is designed to ease monthly fluctuations in natural gas bills during the winter months. Customers experience a more predictable bill each month by using a twelve-month average to calculate bills.
- If you cannot pay your entire bill, first contact Atmos Energy at 888-286-6700 to make payment arrangements. One option could be an installment plan.
- Eligible customers in financial need may receive assistance through our Share the Warmth program. Atmos Energy partners with hundreds of energy assistance agencies throughout our service area to help customers pay their bills. To see if you qualify for assistance, call 2-1-1.
- We also offer Budget Billing to help customers manage their monthly bills. This plan spreads out their natural gas bills throughout the year so they are not surprised with high winter gas bills. Budget Billing is based on a rolling, 12-month average of the bill and adjusts each month.
For more information, and to learn ways you can conserve natural gas in your home, visit www.atmosenergy.com/waystosave.
For specific questions regarding your natural gas bill, please call Atmos Energy: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. at 888-286-6700.
As always, if you smell natural gas please leave the area immediately
and call 911 or the Atmos 24/7 emergency line 866-322-8667.