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If you have questions or would like to volunteer for a
committee, please contact the
Activity Director,
972-346-3020, click here to print a
Committee Interest Form (PDF) or use the convenient Online Committee Interest Form below.
Advisory |
Communications |
Hospitality |
Landscape |
Pool |
Safety |
Social |
Sports|
Teen
Click here to see the
Procedures For Committees To Request HOA funds.
Are you interested in joining a committee? Fill out this
COMMITTEE INTEREST FORM!
Meets at 9am the 3rd Saturday of each month.
PEACHTREE ADVISORS:
peachtreeadvisors@savannahca.com
WISTERIA ADVISORS:
wisteriaadvisors@savannahca.com
SEA PINES ADVISOR:
seapinesadvisors@savannahca.com
GEORGIA ADVISOR:
georgiaadvisors@savannahca.com
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS ADVISOR:
continental_congressadvisors@savannahca.com
Please see
Oct/Nov 2005 newsletter for a map of your village.
The members of the Advisory Committee serve the community as
the liaisons between the Board of Directors and the villages
of Savannah.
The purpose of this committee is to create a pool of qualified
individuals who can confidently serve as future members of the
Board. As such, policies for the community will be based on
the Advisor's recommendations.
If you have ay concerns or issues related to the HOA (not
Builder issues), please contact your Advisor. The Advisors
will then meet, review these issues, and discuss plans of
action with the Board of Directors.
As the community is growing, not every village will have a
representative because many villages are still under
development. Advisors will be added as needed. We hope to have
two representatives per village.
Communications Committee
Chair: Veasey Manley
Co-Chair: open
Email:
communications@savannahca.com Meetings: 3rd Tuesdays,
6:30 PM
The Communications Committee works closely with other
committees and reports their activities and other community
events to the rest of the neighborhood. The committee also
assists with Savannah’s newsletter and website content.
Newsletter Deadlines
Newsletter deadlines are typically the 1st Friday of the month prior to publication.
Example: Friday May 2, 2008 for the June/July 2008 issue.
Hospitality Committee
Chair: Rebecca Akers
Meetings: 2nd Thursdays 6:30pm
Email:
hospitality@savannahca.com
The Hospitality Committee actively participates in welcoming new residents to Savannah and also helps with other community-wide activities such as hosting the Annual Meeting, or helping neighbors in need.
Chair: Donella Callen
Co-Chair: Ari Kopin
Meetings: 3rd Wednesdays, 7 PM
Email:
landscape@savannahca.com
The “eyes” of the community and advises Premier onsite management on any landscaping needs, i.e. broken sprinkler heads, broken entry lights, etc. The committee works toward increased property values in the community by education and encouraging owners in the community to keep their properties well maintained, through articles in the newsletter and yard-of-the-month program.
Chair: Patrick Etie
Co-Chair Robert Flanagan
Email:
pool@savannahca.com
Meetings: 1st Thursdays, 7 PM, contact
Marie for location.
View the
Pool Rules
Promotes a clean, safe, functional environment by working with Premier onsite management to communicate about what is happening at the pool/amenities. The committee works with Premier to recommend rules and violations for the pool/amenities.
Safety Committee
Chair: Rob Adams
Email:
safety@savannahca.com
Meetings: 2nd Wednesdays, 7pm, contact committee for location
The Safety Committee works with the local police department to promote the Neighborhood Watch Program as well as address other safety concerns such as traffic flow, speed enforcement and other civil issues. The committee also helps to plan the annual National Night Out that informs residents about safety issues along with fun activities.
Nuisance Identification Program
(Adobe PDF)
The Texas Department of Public Safety provides an online database listing registered sex
offenders. If you would like to view this public record, go to
records.txdps.state.tx.us
The Safety Committee would like to remind you that mail tampering and identity theft are a problem these days and a concern for everyone. There are some measures you can take to help prevent it, though...
* Collect your mail as soon as is practical each day.
* Use a PO Box if you frequently leave mail uncollected for a period of time or you are out of town frequently.
* Invest in a good paper shredder and shred all credit card applications and any documents with your personal information on them, as well as any other personal papers that you don't need any longer.
* Get to know your neighbors and work together in watching each others residences.
* Get to know your letter carrier and their delivery schedule for your residence.
Chair: Tammy Young
Email:
social@savannahca.com
Meetings: 1st Tuesdays, 7 PM, Boardroom
The Social Committee initiates and plans social events for the community. Activities range from holiday parties, community barbeques, children’s play groups, pool socials, selecting themes for events, etc. Plan to meet your neighbors and let our onsite staff help you get started.
Participating in this committee is an excellent way to meet
your neighbors while you have some fun and help make Savannah
a great place to live!
Co-Chairs: Dave Young and Gary Hicks
Email:
sports@savannahca.com
Meetings: 1st Thursday, 7pm
Please take a moment to fill out our
questionnaire so that we may serve your needs better! You
may return the form to the Comments Box outside of the SCA
office.
The Sports Committee plans lots of fun sports events from fishing tournaments to Super Bowl parties to 5K runs etc. Lots of fun for the sports enthusiast!
Our committee also coordinates
activities with:
Aubrey Area
Youth Sports Association (AAYSA)
380 Youth Sports
Chair: Shelly Brewer
Email:
teenfun@savannahca.com
Meetings: TBA - Contact committee for more info
The Teen Committee is for kids between the ages of 11-18. The committee is run by the kids (with adult guidance), for the kids. They plan activities and events for the youth of Savannah and even organize fundraising activities so they can pay for the events they plan.
The idea is to get the younger residents involved in their community and promote positive outlets for the kids' energy and creativity.
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