NEWS

Thank you to everyone who joined our recent HOA meeting on February 10th. With more than 80 residents in attendance, it was a highly engaging evening. We covered several important topics, including: The proposed trail project and clarification of prior misunderstandings A new gate solution to help prevent ongoing crashes, which was voted on and approved by residents Fence and street sign improvement projects Financial updates Our upcoming management company transition And sev

As announced at the Treeline HOA Board Meeting, the Board of Directors has approved a transition in management companies, moving from CKM Property Management to Crest Management Company, with the official effective date of March 1st. This change is intended to benefit our community by reducing management fees for residents while also providing enhanced support and operational processes through Crest’s larger team and resources. There will be no immediate changes to the engage

During 2025 alone, we have repaired or replaced at least 7 gates. Unfortunately, the most recent incident set two unwanted records: the shortest lifespan of a newly installed gate and the most extensive damage we’ve seen in quite some time. The impact, caused by a school bus, was significant enough to damage not only the gate itself, but also the 6” x 6” steel gate support structure, the operator and the decorative rail atop the wall, all of which now require replacement. As

The Board is currently considering replacing Treeline’s frail and rusty fences and evaluating materials, sizing, coatings, and design options to ensure durability and long-term effectiveness. Once specifications are finalized, bids will be solicited from multiple reputable vendors. with bid requests planned for late March. Funding for this work will come from the Association’s Reserve Fund, designated for capital asset replacements.

The Board is evaluating the installation of one or more security cameras to capture activity at the front gate and along our fence along North Edridge Parkway, and considering the installation of a camera at the pool access gate. Security cameras affect privacy and any decision to deploy cameras will take into account individual privacy laws and norms.    A Treeline resident with professional security expertise has volunteered to assist with guidance and recommendations. Base

Undoubtedly, you’ve noticed that our street signs are deteriorating.  Some have broken support arms, many are twisted, all are corroded.  These were custom, shop-built productions that have exceeded their useful life.  To custom-fabricate some 30 of these structures would be cost-prohibitive.  We recently removed one of these structures to acquire measurements of collars and arms with hopes of finding a source to provide attractive “off-the-shelf” hardware as a replacement. 

In December 2025, the Treeline Board was contacted by a consultant representing MUD 5 regarding a potential trail project within our community. An initial concept was presented at a meeting held on December 18 at the Rec Center. The proposal was offered at no cost to Treeline. Following that presentation, the Board submitted a counter-proposal for MUD 5’s evaluation. At no point  has there been any suggestion that Treeline would be amenable to the removal of its gates. Treeli

The Treeline Board of Directors has scheduled an early First Quarter community meeting to keep residents informed about key initiatives and ongoing improvements within the neighborhood. Tuesday, February 10, at 7:00 pm at Treeline Clubhouse on 12423 Randy Riley Way During the meeting, the Board will share updates and discuss several important topics, including: Front Entry Gate Enhancements Increased Community Security Neighborhood Improvements (Pond Trail, Street Signs & Mor

The long-awaited North Eldridge widening project appears to be coming to fruition.  Harris County Department of Engineering provided a draft of a Temporary Construction Easement which has been approved by the Board and executed on behalf of TCAI.  We do not have a firm start date, but earlier conversations suggest late Q3 or early Q4. Demolition of portions of our entrance and exit lanes will occur, and those will be rebuilt to an elevation appropriate to match the elevation

On January 5, 2026, the newly elected Board of Directors met to organize leadership, assign responsibilities, and address several time-sensitive matters. During the meeting, officers were elected to enable necessary financial actions, including updating bank signatories and moving Association funds into higher-yield investments. The Board also established a structure for 2026 initiatives, assigned tasks, and began work on planned projects for the year. In addition, the Board