Good morning,

The water line on the west side has burst again, and our maintenance team is working tirelessly to make the necessary repairs. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.

We understand that this situation is frustrating for everyone, and our maintenance team is equally frustrated as they work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

To help prevent further damage and future problems, if you see any large trucks driving or parking on our common areas, please call the office immediately at 972-264-2587 so we can have the truck moved.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and cooperation while we work to get this issue resolved.

Good evening, everyone,

I sincerely apologize, but I have just been informed that the water will need to be shut off again due to another pipe burst. A neighbor knocked on my door around 8:15 p.m. to let me know that the line had burst once again.

The maintenance team has been working on the issue throughout the day, but unfortunately, the pipes broke again. We will be addressing the problem first thing in the morning.

I am truly sorry for this inconvenience and appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as we work to get this resolved.

Hello,

I was just notified that the water leak is much worse than initially thought, and we will need to shut the water off immediately so they can locate where the line has broken.

They have already tried pumping the water out with two pumps, but the water is still flowing tremendously, making it impossible for them to see where the leak is coming from.

I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding while they work to locate and address the broken line.

Thank you.

Good morning, everyone!

Yesterday, one of the contractors working for Oncor accidentally drove their large trucks over the grass and damaged our water line. As a result, we will need to shut off the water to a large portion of the homes on the westside of the community. Please note that not all homes will be affected.

The water will be shut off at 9:00 AM so our maintenance team can begin digging and repairing the damaged line. The repair process may take several hours and could potentially last throughout the day. We will work as quickly as possible to restore service.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding while we work to get this resolved.

Thank you!

Robbie Jamison

Open Board Meeting, August 6, 2026 at 7pm held in the HOA Office

• Agenda for the meeting (Subject to Change)
• Road Repairs
• Notices/fines for overgrown tree’s and weeds in personal driveways
• Proof of Insurance

Hello everyone,

I want to thank everyone who responded so quickly by submitting your proof of insurance after receiving the postcard notification. We received many responses, and we truly appreciate your prompt attention.

We still have quite a few accounts that need updated insurance information, so if you haven’t submitted your proof of insurance yet, please do so as soon as possible so we can update your account.

Thank you again to everyone who responded so quickly. We appreciate your cooperation.

Have a great day!

Good morning, everyone!

I wanted to let you know that we will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of the holiday.

I hope everyone has a wonderful, safe, and relaxing holiday weekend. Enjoy your time with family and friends, and Happy 4th of July!

Open Board Meeting, June 4, 2026 at 7pm held in the HOA Office

• Agenda for the meeting (Subject to Change)
• Plumbing/Sewer Repairs on W. Mountain Lane
• Landscaping/Shrubs
• Executive Meeting to follow

Dear Homeowners and Residents,

For the past six months, we have been experiencing ongoing issues with the sewer main on West Mountain Lane, which has caused sewer backups affecting at least eight homes. During this time, the HOA carefully evaluated the costs, manpower, equipment, and supplies that would be required for our maintenance team to complete the repair.

After a lengthy review, the HOA has decided to move forward with repairs through ARS/Rescue Rooter. The total cost of the project is $15,155.00, which includes excavation, repair work, and restoration, along with a one-year warranty.

To prepare for this expense, the HOA has been setting aside funds over the past six months from home sales and any additional savings available. ARS has already begun the repair work, and we are hopeful the project will be completed by early June 2026.

In addition, we are currently dealing with a similar issue in another common area on West Mountain Lane and are awaiting a repair quote for that project. Depending on the cost, it may take the HOA some time to save the necessary funds before that repair can begin.

We appreciate everyone’s patience, understanding, and continued support as we work to address these important infrastructure issues for the community.

Thank you,

Grand Prairie Mountain Creek HOA, Inc.

Dear Homeowners and Residents,

This is an update regarding the community water bill. The most recent bill increased by approximately $8,000.00 compared to the previous month. In addition, the HOA is still carrying an outstanding past-due water balance of approximately $29,000.00 that continues to roll into each new billing cycle.

We are asking all residents to please help conserve water whenever possible. Please avoid unnecessary water usage such as washing vehicles or allowing children to play with running water.

As a reminder, the HOA uses monthly dues to cover many important community expenses, including:

• Water service – $60,000.00 / past due and portion of new bill
• Trash compactor expenses – $4,640.00
• Repairs and maintenance to homes and common areas – $100.00
• Insurance and including workers comp – $1,942.14 
• Payroll – $17,762.00
• Payroll taxes – $2,900.00
• Past due payroll taxes – $970.00
• Fuel and maintenance for lawn equip. and the work truck – $456.00
• Plumbing equipment and repairs – $225.00
• Electric, alarm system and office expenses average – $1,784.00
• Anticipated maintenance expense average $800.00

   

As you know, the HOA is a non-profit organization and depends on homeowners’ dues being paid on time in order to meet the financial obligations required to operate and maintain the community.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and understanding as we work together to reduce expenses and maintain the property for all residents.

Thank you,

Grand Prairie Mountain Creek HOA, Inc.