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Wildlife Committee Town Hall CA NEWS

With special emphasis on whitetail APRIL 2016 SUNRAYS | 11
deer management

Monday, April 4, 9:30 a.m. SCB

The Sun City Wildlife Management Committee will host
the annual Town Hall event to discuss wildlife management
within our community on Monday, April 4, at 9:30 a.m. in
the Social Center Ballroom. Topics will include the manage-
ment of deer, vultures and other wildlife issues and focus
on how the Committee seeks to maintain a healthy balance
between human and wildlife populations that exist here. War-
ren Bluntzer, Sun City wildlife biologist, will discuss the deer
management program and efforts to control other wildlife.
Paul Ohlenbusch, vegetation management advisor, will be on
hand to explain vegetation clearing for fire and flood control
purposes. Attendees at the meeting are welcome to ask ques-
tions regarding wildlife management issues within Sun City.

Water Matters Town Hall

Friday, April 15, 10 a.m., SCB

Submitted by Carlton M. Mathis,
Common Area and Irrigation Superintendent

While drought conditions have been somewhat alleviated by
recent weather trends, water conservation in Central Texas
continues to be a priority. Please join us Friday, April 15, from
10 a.m. to noon in the ballroom, where we will address these
concerns on a local level. Topics will include Sun City Texas’
2016 community conservation goals and objectives, resident
testimonials on current conservation technologies and an update
from the City of Georgetown regarding their latest programs.

Bits from Ginny’s Desk

Submitted by Ginny Wagner, Community Standards Supervisor

With Easter behind us, holiday decorations need to be removed
by Wednesday, April 6.

This is also a good time to remind everyone that the common
areas, although commonly owned by us all, are off limits to
everyone but designated CA employees. The wildlife that we
all cherish feel free to frolic in those areas mainly because we
don’t trespass. Planting trees, placing furniture or even nail-
ing up birdhouses is a violation of our community’s standards
and changes the area that is perfect just as it is.

Finally, we recently learned that many residents are under
the impression that they are not responsible for the mailboxes
located on their property; however, they are. For tips on how to
maintain, log on to www.sctexas.org and go to Departments &
Hours > Community Standards > Frequently Asked Questions
and look under General Questions.

Ginny Wagner can be reached at 512-948-7462 or email
[email protected]

ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG