WHAT'S HAPPENING AT CROSSPOINTE

September 2026 Newsletter​

🍂 Fall Updates from Crosspointe on the Green

As we head into fall, we have a few updates to share—and some exciting news for our community!

 

🎉 Please Welcome Our New Board!

We’re excited to welcome our new Board of Directors, along with two Advisory Members who will be helping support the Board and our community.

Please join us in welcoming:

• Toni Nelson, President

• Tim Conway, Vice President & Treasurer

• Lynn Gore, Secretary

Advisory Members:

• Stephanie Niatas

• Alonzo Alston

 

We’re grateful to everyone who stepped forward to serve. Having residents willing to volunteer their time and help make decisions for our community is so important, and we’re looking forward to what this group can accomplish together!

 

🌿 New Landscaping Company

The new Board has also been busy getting to work, and one of the first big decisions was approving a new landscaping contract beginning October 1, 2026.

The goal is twofold: help us stay within our landscaping budget while also improving the overall quality and consistency of the work in our community.

We know landscaping has been a frequent topic of conversation among residents, so we’re hopeful this change will be a positive one. As with any new vendor, we’ll be keeping an eye on how things go and working with the company to address any issues that come up.

 

🌱 A Quick Reminder About Grass Seed

If you have straw on your lawn from recent tree removal, please remember to water the area. There is grass seed underneath the straw, and regular watering will give it the best chance to establish. We’ll be aerating/seeding in October for all lawns. 

🚩  Yard Flags 

Each home is permitted one flag sized 12” x 18”.

What is not permitted:

• The small utility/service flags placed throughout a yard
   

• Using small flags to block dogs or to prevent landscaping service
   

If you need to notify landscapers not to service your area, you may place one small sign (e.g., “No Yard Service”) or simply email us—we’ll let the landscapers know.  Unauthorized utility flags will result in letters and are subject to fines. Thank you for helping us keep yards tidy and uniform

 

🌳 More Tree Removal Planned

Looking ahead to January 2027, there are plans to remove an additional 10 trees throughout the community.

Once the HOA removal list is finalized and sent out, if you have a tree that is not on the HOA’s removal list but you would still like to have removed, you will have the option to do so at your own expense.

The good news is that you can take advantage of the HOA’s discounted removal rate as long as your tree is removed at the same time as the community project. For example, the current discounted rate for a Willow Oak removal is $2,000.

More information will be shared once the removal list is finalized.

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🏡 Thank You for Being Part of Crosspointe

As always, thank you to everyone who continues to take an active interest in our neighborhood. CrossPointe is a community made up of neighbors, and the time, ideas, questions, and willingness to volunteer from residents really do make a difference.

 

We’re looking forward to a great fall and to working together to keep making Crosspointe on the Green a great place to call home!

 

— Your New HOA