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Food Trailer Night
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Spring Pool Hours
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Summer is around the corner!
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Residents, make sure you are ready for the spring/summer season by completing your Pool Tag Registration Form below if you haven't done so already.
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Circle C Renters! Be sure to have your homeowner resubmit the Amenities Release Form below to update your accounts expiration date. If you have moved within Circle C, you (the renter) will also need to fill out an updated Pool Tag Registration Form below.
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Owners and renters - click here to complete the Pool Tag Registration Form.
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Owners renting your home - click here to complete the Amenity Release Form.
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Bringing guests to the pool - click here to complete the Guest Form.
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HOA Reminders
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Holiday Lights & Decoration Reminder
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Holiday decorations should comply with the schedule listed in the Declarations of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions - "all decorations including lights need to be removed by January 15th.
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Architectural Control Committee (ACC)
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All improvements such as changes to paint color (including repainting your house), roofing color, decks, patio covers, pools, change in fencing, landscaping or any other permanent structure must be submitted to the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). The guidelines and additional information can be found on our website at www.circlecranch.com under the "ACC" tab. You can also submit your request directly to the ACC through the website at www.circlecranch.com under the "ACC" tab.
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Trash and Recycle Cart Storage - We understand that trash and recycle carts can be a challenge to store out of view and we are thankful that most residents are able to comply. Please keep in mind that the neighborhood of Circle C requires that all carts be stored out of view from the street. Storing them in the driveway is not permitted and on the side of your house without screening is not enough. Spring is the perfect time to plant full shrubbery to screen carts stored on the side of your home. If you are looking for another way to screen your carts from view, be sure to submit your project plans for review to the Architectural Committee. You can visit our website at www.circlecranch.com to learn more about the review process.
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The City of Austin requires that carts are at the curb by 6:30am the morning of your pick up date (Monday for all Circle C) and put away no later than 10:00pm that same day. Bulk Brush pick up and Bulk pick up to "On Demand" service. To schedule your pick ups, click here to learn on how this works.
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Over the last several years, many trees throughout Circle C have become stressed and require extra care and attention. Please follow these best practices to help keep your trees healthy:
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- Water wisely
- Compost to enrich the soil - Avoid fertilizing during periods of stress.
- Mulch properly - Cover the root zone, expanding the mulch area if possible, but never pile mulch against the trunk.
- Prune carefully - Limit pruning to broken or dead branches that pose a safety risk. Always follow Oak Wilt prevention pruning guidelines, texasoakwilt.org.
- Avoid weed and feed products - these can damage trees.
- For more information, click here.
- Do not park within 15-feet of a fire hydrant.
- Do not park within 20-feet of a crosswalk at an intersection.
- Do not park within 30-feet of a yield sign, stop sign or traffic signal.
- Do not park blocking a sidewalk with your vehicle.
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Please respect our common areas, your neighbors yards and their personal space...remember that pets must be confined to an owner's property and leashed at all times if off property. It is the owner's responsibility per City of Austin code to pick up and properly dispose of pet debris. Additionally, pets noise should not become a nuisance or bother to other property owners. We also wanted to remind residents of the City of Austin leash laws. Your dog is required to be on a leash at all times when outside of your property. Please do your part to ensure that your pets are welcome members of our community.
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With Spring Break next week, it's still important to remember to outfit your kids with the correct safety gear if they are on an E-bike or electric dirt bike. With incredible advancements in power, reliability, and affordability, these bikes offer kids a thrilling way to explore the outdoors.
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The next—and most important—step is safety. This guide will help ensure your child is fully equipped and protected before their first ride.
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🛡 Essential Safety Gear for Kids
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A properly fitted, certified helmet is the single most effective piece of safety equipment.
Because today’s e-bikes can reach significant speeds—especially with a child’s lower body weight—a simple pedal-bike helmet isn’t enough.
Recommendation: A full-face, DOT-approved helmet for maximum protection.
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Kids and teens will crash at some point—it’s part of learning.
High-quality pads protect vulnerable joints and help prevent scrapes, bruises, and more serious injuries.
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It’s instinctive to put your hands out during a fall.
Gloves protect the skin from cuts, scrapes, and road rash, and they also improve grip while riding.
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👕 Appropriate Clothing & Footwear
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- Wear bright or reflective clothing, especially at night or in low-light conditions, to improve visibility.
- Choose closed-toe shoes with good traction. Avoid loose clothing and skip sandals or flip-flops entirely.
Sunglasses or protective riding glasses prevent bugs, dust, and debris from hitting the eyes—avoiding sudden distractions that could cause a crash.
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⚙ Essential e-Bike Accessories
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Seeing the road—and being seen by others—is critical.
Winter brings early sunsets, so a bright, reliable headlight is a must.
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🔴 Brake Light / Tail Light
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Letting others know when you’re slowing down or stopping is vital for safe riding, especially when kids share paths with cars, cyclists, or other riders.
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CLICK HERE for more information on Essential Safety Gear for e-Bikes
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City of Austin Senior Group
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Did you know the City of Austin has a Senior Group that meets Monday - Friday. 9:30am-12pm right here at the Community Center?
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Violation Notifications
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Due to the rising postage costs, Circle C HOA will now send all violations that are usually send regular mail via email (if we have a valid email address is on file). If we do not have an email address for the property, you will continue to received printed notices by mail.
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Please note that only violations sent regular mail can be sent by email. All other types of notices must still be sent through the USPS.
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If you would like to update your email address or have any questions, please contact us at info@circlecranch.info.
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Parking Reminder
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The parking spaces in front of the main mail center at the Swim Center are reserved for residents picking up their mail. No stopping/parking in front of the Swim Center, in the CDC parking spaces, Fire Zones, No Parking Zones, the crosshatch areas next to handicap parking spots or in any grassy areas. Some of the parking spaces are small, please ensure that your vehicle fits within the marked lines of one space. Additional parking is available along La Crosse Ave if there are not available spaces. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
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Irrigation Leak in Circle C? Please Report It!
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If you notice an irrigation leak or a sprinkler head off in a common area and/or water in the street, please report it directly to the CCHOA office at 512-288-8663 or info@circlecranch.info. Please do not turn off the water or attempt to repair it yourself. This can cause additional damage to the irrigation system. When reporting an irrigation leak, please provide as much information on the location and cross streets. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Stay Connected!
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Find more information about the CCHOA, community events and important announcements at the Official Circle C Ranch website; www.circlecranch.com.
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