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Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions
Paleface Ranch Association Bylaws
ACC Rules
Request ACC Approval of Improvement Construction
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Paleface Ranch
neighborhood sits on the Pedernales River arm of Lake Travis. Water
skiing, wakeboarding and river cruisin' is just a
hop-skip-and-a-jump away. In addition to the lake, deer, turkey, fox
and other wildlife roam freely among the many oak trees.
You can get
here by driving west on State Highway 71 from Austin, Texas. We have
a few riverfront lots, ranging from 2-3 acres, and interior lots,
averaging five acres, for sale. Contact your realtor for sales
information. (Paleface Ranch is a gated community. You must
accompany your realtor for access.)
Read about the
long history of
Paleface Ranch, researched by Gary Scharrer in the Spring of
2007.
Neighborhood
Watch & ADT Security Meeting
On Monday, December 14,
2009 Travis County Sheriff's Deputy James Kitchens will come to the
neighborhood to speak to property owners about starting a
Neighborhood Watch program. Also at this meeting we will have
a representative from ADT security to talk about the options for
video surveillance at the entrance gate. The meeting will take
place at 23802 Oscar Road and will start prompty at 6PM. The
entire board will be present. Please make every effort to
attend.
Special Web site just for property
owners!
Be sure to check out the
online discussion board for
property owners in Paleface Ranch. The discussion board is a place
where we can hook-up with each other and 'talk' about anything and
everything, from who to call to get a well drilled to saving money
on house-cleaning services to starting a carpool for work or
after-school activities. The discussion board requires a username
and password. If you're a property owner and haven't received this
information via e-mail yet but would like to start using it now, click here.
Call
before you burn
Pedernales Emergency
Services wants you to call 264-1476 before you start an outdoor
fire. So please call the Pedernales Emergency Services dispatcher
before you burn.
A call will allow
the dispatcher to log the address. Without such a call, motorists
traveling on Hwy. 71 who see smoke pouring into the sky often call
the fire department to report a fire. The fire department is
obligated to respond. Those responses involve Code 3 runs with
sirens and lights that can be dangerous.
You also may learn
of adverse conditions that make burning a bad idea if you make that
call before you burn. The Pedernales fire department says it is
hazardous, and illegal, to burn electrical insulation, plastics,
treated lumber, heavy oils, asphalt materials, chemical waste,
shingles, roofing felt and other construction/demolition materials
other than wood.
Emergency
Phone Numbers
Call 911 to report
anything in progress. The Travis County Sheriff's Department urges
residents to call the department to report any suspicious vehicle,
person or activity. The non-emergency number to call after the fact
is 974-0845
If you have
ideas for information to post on our Web site, click here.
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