The Board
The management of Encino Park is accomplished by the Association Manager and the Board of Directors. The Association Manager is hired by the board and handles most of the day-to-day business of keeping the Association running.
The nine members of the Board of Directors are elected by the homeowners in a general election held at the annual meeting. Members serve a 3 year term, and the terms are staggered so that one-third of the seats are up for election each year.
| Elvis Ruiz |
President |
889-2527 |
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| Pia Walsh |
Vice President |
497-1212 |
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| Judi Riley |
Secretary |
497-0728 |
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| Kenneth Frazer |
Treasurer |
497-0448 |
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| Liza King |
Parliamentarian |
844-3292 |
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| Elice Palmer |
Member |
497-7642 |
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| Tammy Gray |
Member |
497-1156 |
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| Kirk Kuykendall |
Member |
497-7405 |
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| David Matulis |
Member |
497-1272 |
Encino Park Homeowners Association Committees
| Architectural Control: | Responsible for insuring that all add on construction conforms with covenant guidelines. Designed to keep Encino Park consistent without unduly restricting residents' rights. |
| Committee Chair: Henry Daigle (863-3953) | |
| Basketball: | Advises the Board on the best use of the court, and plans for special events. |
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| Cellular on Patrol: | A key ingredient in the security plan. Members undergo training by the San Antonio Police Department and perform patrols, generally with a partner, in Encino Park at a time and date of their choosing. Equipped with pre programmed cellular phones, they serve as the eyes and ears for the police. |
| Committee Chair: Rick Somach (497-4652) | |
| Environmental: | This group monitors a range of issues of interest to the community. |
| Committee Chair: Doug Draves (497-3350) | |
| Landscaping: | Provides the yearly plan for enhancing the greenery of Encino Park. Advises the Board on all matters dealing with planting, selection of flowers and greens, and maintenance of the common area. |
| Committee Chair: Billy McKenzie (497-8321) | |
| Nominating: | Assists in locating the best possible Board candidates. |
| Committee Chair: Tammy Gray (497-1156) | |
| Pet Finder: | See The Pet Finders Web Page |
| Play Group: | See Play Group Web Page |
| Pool Activities: | Plans social activities for residents throughout the swim season. |
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| Sign: | Planning and Design of New Entrance Sign |
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| Swim Team: | Provides a competitive and learning outlet during the swim season. Enrollment is open to outside members. Professional coaches guide team members through dual meets and city level competition. All enrolled youngsters are part of the team. (Encino Park Sharks Swim Team) |
| President: Tom Gray (497-1156) | |
| Tennis: | Advises the Board on the best use of the court, and plans for special events. |
| Committee Chair: Michelle McNatt (497-4245) | |
| Women's Club: | Dedicated to providing an opportunity to Encino Park women to socialize and perform numerous service projects throughout the year. |
| President: Nancy Thomas (497-0256) | |
| Zoning: | Zoning. |
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FacilitiesThe facilties available to Association members in good standing are listed below. All are located on the north side of Encino Rio, east of Creek Country. |
| Basketball Court: | A full-sized court is located directly behind the Community Center. Keys can be obtained from the office. Rules are posted at the site.
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| Chidren's Park: | Stationary tables and benches are scattered throughout this first-come, first-served, lighted facility, along with barbecue grills and a sand volleyball court. Children can also enjoy lots of playground equipment. Restroom facilties and refreshments are available at the pool and the Community Center, when they are open. |
| Common Ground Maintenance: | Common grounds maintenance is provided by the Home Owners Association. This includes the median areas along Encino Rio, the entrances to most of the subdivisions, and the children's park. |
| Community Center: | The Community Center started as a volunteer fire station before
the City annexed our neighborhood in 1984. The building consists of a large
tiled meeting
area, an even larger bay area, kitchen, restrooms, a conference room that
seats 15, and the HOA offices. The building capacity is 225 and serves
as a central meeting location for many neighborhood organizations and
functions. The center is also available to rent for private social
functions. Please contact the HOA office for available dates and
rental rate information.
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| Pool: | The swimming pool is available to residents and, for a nominal charge, their
guests. For summer 2009, the pool will be open the following weekends:
Starting June 5, the pool will be open daily. Pool hours are noon to 8pm. From quarter-till the hour till the top of the hour, there is adult swim. |
Schools
Encino Park lies within the boundaries of the North East Independent School District. Below are some of the schools attended by Encino Park kids.
| Encino Park Elementary: |
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| Tejeda Middle School: |
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| Ronald Reagan High School: |
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| Claudia Taylor (Lady Bird) Johnson High School: |
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Homeowner's Association Documents
Some documents have been removed due to age. Updated documents will be posted as new copies are recieved by the webmaster
- Homeowner Modifications Application Form
- EPHOA By-laws, and Addendum for Sanctioning Agreement
- Documents relating to the Community Center
- Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions
- Declarations of Annexation for Units to be covered by the DCCRs above...