Harvest Bend The Meadow is conveniently
located just west of the Sam Houston Tollway on
Fallbrook with
entrances at Harvest Sun and Perry.Our neighborhood was developed in the mid
to late 1980's,and consists of 297 homes with
amenities that include a playground area, swimming pool, and
several active committees.
Our goal is to support neighborhood pride, caring
and harmony. Utilities are provided by Reid Road MUD #1
and #2. HBTM is a proud participant in the local
residential recycling program.
Welcome
to the Harvest Bend The Meadow Homeowners
Association web site. This web site was created to
provide a convenient source of information
for current and future homeowners at Harvest
Bend The Meadow. HBTM HOA does not
maintain or participate in any social media
accounts (such as Facebook, Twitter, etc). Association Contacts - For an emergency, immediately call 911 or
Pct. 4 constable at 281-376-3472.
- For Association business your primary contact is
our Property Management Company, ACMP.
- e-mail address:
Ransom@acmpinc.com. To directly e-mail
Ransom Daly, click on this link -
Physical & Mailing Address: Mr. Ransom
Daly, President, ACMP,
Inc., 15840 FM 529 Ste 104, Houston, TX 77095.
- Phone: 281-855-9867
- Hours: 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday; closed for
lunch from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily
- Or call 832-986-3466, leave
a message and a board member will get back
with you within a few days.
Monthly
HBTM HOA Board Meetings are held the third
Tuesday of each month at 7:00
p.m. at the Reid Road MUD #1 Building,
11245 Harvest Bend Blvd (just off of
Windfern). You are invited to attend and
an example
agenda is provided for your
information.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Volunteer(s) Needed for organizing
Garage Sales -- Effective
immediately, we need a volunteer(s) to
organize the Community Garage Sales in
HBTM. Our current volunteer has
resigned from this activity. If
interested, please send an e-mail to HBTMhoa@yahoo.com.
The previous volunteer will work with you to
share what is needed to prepare for the Garage
Sale. The board has been sponsoring the
Community Garage Sale for 14 years. If
we
don't find a new volunteer(s), HBTM will no
longer have the Community Garage Sales.
Volunteer Opportunities -- Would
you like to be a member of the Architectural
Control Committee (ACC)? If so send an
email to Ransom@ACMPINC.com stating
your name, address, email address and phone
number. We welcome you to join us.
And, we always need volunteers to organize
social activities for our children in HBTM.
Pool Opening - The pool will
open Saturday, May 23, 2026. Be sure to
get your pool tags as you must have current
year pool tags to use the pool. Get your
packet at entrance to the pool and follow the
directions. We are looking forward to
another successful pool season.
Good Neighbor Fences - We have been
advised that some homeowners are having difficulty
getting neighbors to share in the cost to
repair/replace the good neighbor fencing between
properties. We have received the following
legal opinion to assist homeowners with the
matter. We trust all our homeowners will work
to be good neighbors and work with each other to
maintain the fences between properties.
Fence Ownership Responsibility -- the following is
per HBTM HOA Legal Counsel. In the case of
HBTM, both owners are obligated by the deed
restrictions to repair and
maintain their perimeter fences. It does not
matter who has the "good" side as both homeowners
own the fence. It was given to the homeowner
by the builder/developer and they became the owner
of the fence when they purchased the property.
The homeowners in question should come to an
agreement regarding sharing the costs or who gets
which side. If they cannot reach agreement,
then each can pay to construct a complete fence on
their property. Or, they can build a "good
neighbor" fence where the rail side alternates with
each 8-foot section. If the perimeter fence is
not replaced and/or repaired in accordance with the
Declaration, legal action will be taken against both
homeowners.
Flock
Cameras -- Flock cameras, known as
license plate readers, have been installed at
each of the two entrances to HBTM. The Flock
cameras are able to be accessed by the HCSO and
Pct4. Constables. The cameras are also
connected to the Federal NCIC and JCIC
databases. Therefore, should you have
unwanted activity at your home or in the
subdivision, your responsibility is to call 911
or the Constables (281-376-3472) and file a
police report. After a police report is
filed, the Sheriff or Constables will then
access our Flock cameras to see what they can
find. ACMP, our property management
company, nor the board of directors of HBTM HOA
are allowed to assist you in locating autos,
license tags or people. You must file a
police report.
The fire department and Pct 4 Constables
respectfully ask the following of us the
homeowners:
- Your address is clearly located on the front
of your home as well as the curb in front of
your home. At night leave a light on at
the front of your home.
- When parking on the street be sure to allow
ease of passage by emergency vehicles.
- Parking in front of and within 15 ft of a
fire hydrant is illegal and you
can/will be fined for doing so.
- Parking perpendicular to a curb is
illegal and you can/will be
fined. When parking at/near a curb, the
two wheels on the passenger side of your car
must be within 18" of the curb and the
automobile shall be facing with the normal
flow of traffic.
Important
Information with regard to ACC
forms - Before
doing any work, read the ACC
Guidelines and get your ACC form
approved. Not doing so may have
consequences.
Calendar of Events:
-- Annual Homeowners Meeting -- Third
Tuesday in March of each year -- Spring Garage Sale --
Second Saturday in April -- Pool
-- Pool opens Memorial Day Weekend
-- Fall Garage Sale -- Second Saturday
in October
-- Santa in the Park --Friday,
December x , 6:00pm to 8:00pm
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monthly Yard of Month Winners. Congratulations
and thanks for maintaining your property and
helping our Community to great. The
board thanks all that are decorating for
Halloween. There certainly are some
impressive decorations.
April --
May --
June --
July --
August --
September --
October --
*********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Important
Association Information for Homeowners
General Fence
Ownership Fireworks Home
improvement process Lights not shining in common areas
Nextdoor.com is a neighborhood
social board that contains a lot of good
information. You will need to set-up an
account. Side Walk
Repair Key
to Pass-through gates -- send e-mail to
HBTMHOA@yahoo.com Pool tags
-- See POOL link at top of this page for information
on how to get this year's pool tags, access to
the pool and pool usage. Trash Pick-up
- Trash collection is on
Saturday and Wednesdays. Recycling is
on Saturdays. You can put your garbage
cans out after 6:00 p.m. the
night
before collection.
-
Garbage cans must be stored out of sight by
end of collection.
- Yard and Bulk
waste collected on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. There are specifics to this
so visit their website.
-
Contact information: www.best-trash.com
Phone: 281-313-2378; e-mail:
customerservice@besttrashtexas.com Trash cans and trash bags
-- Updated April 2024 Recycling
Plastic Identification Codes