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Homesites Created by Nature

Wide streets allow easy
navigation. Downtown San
Antonio is in the distance.

Neighborhood Covenants

Oak Hills has conditions, covenants, and restrictions, which help keep our neighborhood
aesthetically pleasing. The 2004 National Association of Realtors "profiles of home buyers and
sellers" report that the number one factor influencing neighborhood choice is neighborhood
quality. These guidelines help maintain property values. Well designed and thoughtful use of
the land allows our homes to coexist with the environment, and not be thrust upon it. Homes live
in harmony with the rolling hills that surround us. By enforcing the covenants you'll have the
satisfaction of helping preserve irreplaceable suburban living surrounded by urban sprawl. Our
covenants were written in several pieces called "units". As the neighborhood was built out, a
new unit would be formed and covenants written. Not all areas of our neighborhood are the
same. These documents were written many years ago and need to be refreshed. Its a huge
project that the members of the code committee are working on. You can view some of the
covenants here: Unit Two Unit Three Unit Four

View Oakhills from Space!

Want to see what your house looks like from space? Now you can view your home with out ever
leaving your driveway. This is amazing, and you can zoom in to actually look at your back yard.
Buckle up and click View Oak Hills from Space

Welcome to the Oak Hills Subdivision website. Oak Hills is one of San Antonio's best kept
secrets in home ownership. The neighborhood is comprised of over 445 homes in a park like
setting. Although once considered "country", homeowners now have convenient access to
shopping, medical facilities, restaurants, parks, hotels, and Oak Hills Country Club. Oak Hills
is conveniently located close to loop 410 and I-10. Whether you are a visitor or a resident,
take a tour, and we think you will agree Oak Hills is a great place to call home.

Renters

We invite all renters to attend our meetings and join our association. We welcome your input.
Come meet your neighbors and get involved. We encourage you to become a homeowner in
the best neighborhood in San Antonio!

Ranch homes Prove Popular

Most of the homes in Oak hills are ranch style architecture. Today the ranch house or
"mid-century modern" is enjoying a resurgence. The ranch now has its own magazine,
"Atomic Ranch"www.atomic-ranch.com Visit the website and stroll down yesteryear!
The renewed interest is fed in part by nostalgia for a simpler time but also by the
hard-nosed realism of aging baby boomers. They like the convenience and efficiency of
one-story living. www.lottaliving.com is another excellent source for our style of living.
These sources will help find vintage items to complete your restoration projects. The list
of links is a great place for ideas and inspiration

Shady picnic spot.

Pet owners walk in annual
Humane Society "Mutt
Strut"

Congratulations to the
San Antonio Spurs.
NBA CHAMPS 2007

Justin Rodriquez campaigns
for City Council District 7 at
O.H. election meeting

Stream running through
park

Officer Struxness speaks
at July 2007 meeting

Joey Groff leads annual
Christmas Parade

City has Master Plan for Neighborhood

The city has a master plan for all neighborhoods including Oak Hills. These plans are helpful in
directing future growth for building new schools, roads, infrastructure, and yes trying to avoid
future traffic headaches. You can view the plan by reading the neighborhood planning process.

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition Trap, Neuter, Return Program

If you have compassion for abandoned cats, you can help them get spayed or neutered,
vaccinated for rabies and ear-tipped. Oak Hills has many feral cats roaming our neighborhood.
You can get help by calling neighbor Kay Keane 366.4345. There simply are not enough
homes for all the pets born in this area each year. The only solution is spaying and neutering.
Call the San Antonio the Feral Cat colation 210.877.9067 or visit their website. The Coalition is
a nonprofit organization dedicated to humanely reducing the feral and stray cat overpopulation
through trap-neuter-return program.

Auto Decals Identify Resident Vehicles

This past year, your Board of Directors approved the purchase of auto decals to more easily
identify resident vehicles. Two decals will be provided free of charge to every paid 2009 OHCA
member. Additional decals may also be purchased for $5.00 each ($10 for non-members). The
reflective decal is 2" x 4" printed in kelly green and features the Oak Hills Tree logo. If you did not
attend the election night, they will be mailed to your current address.

Visit our Yahoo Oak Hills Group

We have a discussion group at Yahoo, to keep better informed on upcoming changes and news
to our neighborhood. You can post your comments photos, check the events calender and news.
Click on the link to the left to get started. IF you have not joined our group, our are not "in the
loop" of news and events in our neighborhood.

Click to join myoakhills

Looking for a few good neighbors

Election Night at La Fonda

The annual election night for Oak Hills was held at La Fonda on Sunday January 31. It was well
attended taking up half the restaurant. Our guest speaker, Art Villarreal spoke about laying to
rest, the idea of turning our beautiful park into a retention basin. In attendance were staff from
city councilmen Justin Rodriguez office, and 227th district court Judge candidate Paul Vasquez.
A raffle proved very popular to attendees. New Orleans style prizes and table decorations
created a party mood. Each table had a bottle of wine as a prize. A new slate of officers were
sworn in by Judge Weiner. Guests had time for a Q and A session. A new committee was
formed for animal issues. (see below) Our out going president John Moore was presented with
a service gift for his two terms in office. A big thank you for all the committee members and
officers which served though out the year helping to make our neighborhood great.
The election results for 2010:
President Joanne Ellis, Vice Presidents Israel Pena, Henry Delgado, Terry Labello, Treasurer
Debra Fryatt, Secretary Della May Moore, Committees: Architecture: Mark Cantu,
Communications Officer/website:Michele Chew, Memberships/hospitality Kay Keane, Parks
Kathleen Kredell, Safety & Security Marjorie Gibney.
Congratulations and best wishes to the new incoming team.

Cash for Clutter Garage
Sale Oct 16 2009. Sellers
report strong sales

If you have a little time please consider helping on a committee. It a great way to improve our
neighborhood, and you will meet a dedicated group of caring neighbors. Please consider
helping by calling Debra Fryatt at 342.9303 to discuss where you can help. We need help with
Hospitality/membership, Newsletter preparation, and Events committee.



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Great Turnout for Neighborhood
Pet Committee Meeting

Almost 20 community members gathered Wed. Feb. 17
in support of the 1st Pet Committee meeting!!

We need a name for the group!!
Current suggestions are Oak Hills PAWS(Pets and Animal Welfare & Safety Society) or(
Pets, Animals & Wildlife Society) . Bring your ideas to the next meeting which is the 3rd
Wednesday of each month. Next meeting > March 17th

A subcommittee was formed for TNR, Trap Neuter and Return of Cats which there is a
pressing urgency for. If you are interested in being on this committee, please contact Kay
at kaykeane@netzero.net

On this same matter, the group is interested in knowing who has traps that can be used?

Please consider donating or volunteering to the Humane Society of San Antonio
Much needed items include: newspapers, blankets, towels, nail clippers, and toys