 | This the official web site of the Stewart Creek Estates Homeowners’ Association, Inc. It is provided as a community service by and for the residents of Stewart Creek Estates in Frisco, Texas. The content presented in this web site will include information about community news and events, as well as general information about the City of Frisco and surrounding areas that is of interest to our fellow neighbors. Established in 2001, Stewart Creek Estates is a premier 298 home subdivision located in Frisco. Less than two miles from major intersection of highway 121 and Dallas north tollway. Our community combines the benefits of modern suburbia with the peace and quiet of family oriented living. Click here for a blueprint of our community |
| Information Meeting on the Stewart Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant - Updated 08/22/2008 - The City of Frisco and North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) held a meeting with the Stewart Creek Estates HOA to provide information about the proposed expansion of the Stewart Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant on Thursday, August 21 beginning at 7 pm at Bledsoe Elementary School at 1900 Timber Ridge Drive in Frisco. The agenda included a presentation on the history of the Wastewater Treatment Plant and proposed expansion. The permitting process for the expansion of the Stewart Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant will continue according to officials representing the City of Frisco and North Texas Municipal Water District. The informational meeting for Stewart Creek Estates HOA held at Bledsoe Elementary School on August 21st, 2008 drew fewer than a dozen homeowners from the area. No homeowners attended the meeting held for Heritage Green HOA. NTMWD said that additional odor controls will be implemented immediately, after an independent study was made in September 2007. The City of Frisco fully concurs that the additional improvements should be made. The permitting process should result in starting the expansion in 2012 or 2013 with 18 months needed to complete the expansion. The plant will be expanded on the east side of the present location. A lift station will be constructed in the near future to help bring the system in line with the current capacity level, which has operated above the capacity level for a number of months now. The facility will be improved to match the most recently built facility at Panther Creek, including the most recent odor control technologies. Also, the Stewart Creek facility will be visually protected with the same type of berm and landscaping that already exists. Attached are the minutes from the July 15th City of Frisco council meeting. Minutes of City of Frisco NTMWD Issue - July 15, 2008 There was a corresponding news report on Channel 8. Here's a link to that story: Channel 8 News Link Contact information for the NTMWD: North Texas Municipal Water District Denise Hickey, Public Relations Coordinator – dhickey@ntmwd.com Ken Wesson, Wastewater Systems Manager – kwesson@ntmwd.com Telephone 972.442.5405 – Answered 24/7 |
| FC Dallas and Texans Credit Union present Frisco Neighborhood Night FC Dallas, Pizza Hut Park and Texans Credit Union would like to extend a special offer to all Frisco homeowners. As a homeowner in Frisco, you are entitled to exclusive Frisco Neighborhood Night tickets to the FC Dallas vs. Colorado Rapids game on Thursday, September 4th at 7:30 p.m. $15 Sideline East Tickets ($10 savings) $1 Sausages all game $1 Draft Beers from 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. First 5,000 youth 16 and under receive a soccer ball courtesy of Texans Credit Union Exclusive offer from Texans Credit Union Be sure to show your neighborhood spirit, as the neighborhood that purchases the most tickets will receive an FC Dallas themed block party. Also, the individual who organizes the largest group ticket purchase will receive a 2009 5-Game Plan and autographed FC Dallas soccer ball. For more information on how to purchase your special Frisco Neighborhood Night tickets CLICK HERE or call Brett M. Coberly, Inside Sales Representative, FC Dallas, (214)-705-6753 (direct) or bcoberly@fcdallas.net Group Order Form |
| RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED TO FOLLOW 'TIME OF DAY' WATER RESTRICTIONS (July 25, 2008) The City of Frisco reminds residents to follow 'time of day' water restrictions, adding watering efficiently can help preserve your landscaping during days of triple digit temperatures. The City of Frisco Water Conservation Plan restrictions have been effective daily since June 1 and prohibit:
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Volunteers Needed for Frisco Citizens on Patrol
| The Frisco Citizens on Patrol Program is now accepting applications. Please help us to spread the word. Anyone needing more information or an application can go to Frisco Citizens on Patrol. Frisco Citizens On Patrol (COPs) is a non-profit organization registered together with Frisco Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association and Frisco Neighborhood Watch under the umbrella name of Frisco Community Services Organization together forming a 501(3)c Non-Profit organization. You may have seen us in shopping centers, at large city events, or possibly cruising through your neighborhood in the wee hours of the morning. You may not have recognized us then, however I hope you will get to know us a little better by taking a look at our web site. Members utilize deployment of high visibility patrols throughout the city, acting as eyes and ears for the police department. Our visible presence is an effective deterrent to criminal activity. Also through continual training provided by the Frisco police department members become skilled observers who quickly recognize circumstances which require the attention of a police officer. Thanks to the support of the City Of Frisco and the Frisco Police Department, COPs has become an effective enhancement to the concept of community policing within our city. Our members are highly active within the organization and derive a great deal of satisfaction from our accomplishments. If you would like to learn more about us, please take a moment to look at the information contained on this site, and (if you happen to reside in Frisco) watch for our patrol vehicles on a street near you. |
| Walking Trail and Playground Update 6/22/2008 - Surveryors have begun to place markers in the Greenbelt for the walking trail. Please do not disturb! Work should commence shortly. 5/21/2008 - At the May 20, 2008 council meeting, the Frisco City Council approved the contract for the Capital Improvement Project as proposed by the Parks and Recreation Board. 5/7/2008 - The City staff has approved the contractor for the Capital Improvement Project and gave them the contracts to sign. As of last night, the City was expecting that the contracts would be signed and delivered to the City today or tomorrow. This will allow the Parks and Recreation Board to put this item on the agenda for the next council meeting (May 20, 2008) for approval. 4/11/2008 - The Parks and Recreation Board approved the Capital Improvement Projects at their regular meeting held April 10, 2008. This includes the Beavers Bend Park Extension project that comprises of pond improvement, hiking and bike trail extension and playground equipment at a construction cost of $965,000.00. The contract is tentatively scheduled to be presented to the City Council for approval and awarding of the contract at the May 20, 2008 meeting. City staff will review the company submitting the bid to make sure that they are satisfied that the company can perform the work. City staff does not have any reason to believe that they can not perform the work. It’s my understanding that the project should be able to begin in June 2008. Walking Trail Playground |
| Spring Cleaning It's time for a Spring Cleanup. Our neighborhood has reached an age now that the properties need some extra care. The exteriors need some paint, front doors refinished, dead trees removed with new 3” trees planted and in some cases, fencing replaced. General clean-up is always required but more extensive home repair is needed in some cases. Avoid a letter from the management company. Please take care of your property. Your neighbors will appreciate it very much! |
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Map and Driving Directions
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Schools
 | Frisco ISD boasts some of the state's finest schools, and Stewart Creek Estates offers our children access to the best of the best. Whether its Bledsoe Elementary, Pioneer Middle School or Frisco High, Stewart Creek Estates' children receive a top-notch education in modern facilities located just two miles from our entrance. |