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Save the Date!

Search for those old bell-bottom jeans, peace earrings, and leather fringed vests and save the date of Friday, March 5th for Quail Creek Elementary’s Peace, Love & Quail Creek Auction.

Quail Creek is celebrating the sixties to provide money for the pressing education needs of 400 hard working students. This Blue Ribbon and Oklahoma A+ School is working hard to remain a bright light in the Oklahoma City Public School system.

Our last auction proceeds helped purchase interactive smart boards, computer technology, library books and memberships to educational websites and periodicals. This year’s auction will also provide funds to continue the sponsorship of a computer teacher as well as a reading specialist for children who face learning challenges. This year the state is facing a serious budget crunch, and the money for these funding needs simply isn’t available without the support of parents and patrons.

We are also seeking donations of items for the silent and live auction. In appreciation of tax-deductible contributions, donors will be listed in our weekly newsletter and auction program, and their business logo will be prominently displayed during the auction along with their donated items. Additionally, Quail Creek Families will be encouraged to support those businesses that have been generous enough to support our school.

Tickets to the auction are $45 in advance and $50 at the door.

Thank you for your getting the word out about the Peace & Love Quail Creek Elementary 2010 Auction. Peace Out!

Sincerely,

Quail Creek Elementary PTA Auction Committee

RECEIPT FOR 2010 HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION DUES:          $275.00

Dear Neighbor:

Thank you for renewing your Quail Creek Home Owner’s Association membership for 2010. Your 2010 Home Owner’s Association sticker is enclosed.  This sticker should be affixed to your mailbox which will show that you are a proud member of Quail Creek. 

As you may know, the services provided to the neighborhood benefit every resident of Quail Creek: security, landscaping, and maintenance, website, social activities and working relationships with city officials and agencies. The result of the Association’s work translates not only in higher property values for all homes, but also makes Quail Creek a genuinely wonderful and desirable place to live. We encourage you to share the many benefits of being a member with your neighbors and friends in Quail Creek and ask them to sign up.

Take a minute to become one of the in-crowd! You can register for Constant Contact to receive email messages that many of our residents are now receiving about matters important to you and your family. Click on the bull’s eye shown on our website homepage, www.quailcreek.org, and complete the form. Although you may have previously given us your email address, you must be the one to personally sign-up for this service.

In addition to Quail Creek's Constant Contact emails, all the latest news and upcoming events about Quail Creek can be seen in Friday newspaper and on Friday's website, www.okcfriday.com, where you can navigate to the upper left corner and click on "Quail Creek."  Friday recognizes Quail Creek's Yard of the Month winners, events at the park and board meeting news, as well as featuring volunteers who help make Quail Creek a better place to live, such as our Commandos who patrol the streets of Quail Creek.  We encourage you to subscribe to the Friday newspaper by calling their office, 755-3311 so you can read all about the latest Quail Creek news brought to you each week!

Again, thank you for renewing your membership. Should have any questions, you may contact us via email at quailcreek@coxinet.net.

Sincerely,

Mark K. Stonecipher, President

QUAIL CREEK HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION

The Snow in Quail Creek

2009-2010 membership year begins October 1, 2009.

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

I know you've received a few messages lately about joining the Quail Creek Homeowners Association.  If you're still considering it, I thought that our experiences may resonate with yours.
 
My wife Rachel and I are in our early 30s, and moved here almost two years ago.  With our first child on the way in December, we represent a new generation of people coming to Quail Creek to start a family.  Perhaps like you, we came here for the elementary school, the quiet, leafy streets, and convenient amenities.  Almost immediately, we also found an island of kindness. 
 
I'll never forget one of my first experiences here.  My lawnmower blade had broken, and as I stood over it, considering my next steps, a neighbor named Walt walked by.  It turned out that he repaired lawnmowers as a hobby.  I wheeled my mower to his house, and the next night it was back behind mine, good as new.  This may seem like a simple thing, but these are the moments that create a quality of life.   And without a feeling of safety and community, these moments never occur.
 
Like a lot of people our age, we lead busy lives.   I'm chief of staff to our mayor, and Rachel is a prosecutor.  In addition to being a significant investment, our home is our sanctuary; our neighborhood is our village.  We relish the peace we find here every night, the community we find every weekend, and the unique fellowship we enjoy at events like the July 4th Parade.   
 
It's no surprise that this special environment has attracted an amazing group of neighbors.  What other single neighborhood in this city is home to mayors and governors, rock stars, newspaper publishers, and statewide elected officials?  And at the same time, regular folks like you and me.
 
But we understand that this quality of life can be fragile. 
 
Before coming here, we had never belonged to a dues-paying neighborhood association, and probably didn't have a strong concept of its value.  But I have come to appreciate the fact that none of the qualities we enjoy here can be sustained without a funded Neighborhood Association.
 
Through the security services, special events, landscaping and capital projects, the Homeowners Association fosters the environment of safety and community that makes our lifestyles possible.  Without the Association, this village won't last, and once it's gone, it's very hard to bring it back.  When I remember that, $275 doesn't seem like much at all.   
 
You may find yourself at a similar chapter in your life, and you might be thinking that there are a lot of other demands on your pocketbook.  But the moments you spend here represent the most important in your life, and you can't put a price on that.  Please help maintain this community, and join the Homeowners Association today.
 
Sincerely,
David Holt (Pine Ridge Road)

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Oktoberfest Photo Gallery

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Entrance Improvements Update
Phase 1 of the Entryways Beautification Project with the entrance at Quail Creek Road and May Avenue has been completed! Phase 2 will include several entryways in South Quail Creek off Hefner Road with construction beginning as soon as possible. Please be patient as the process can take time. Donations are still needed to complete the overall project. Please consider contributing (donations are tax deductible) and send to:

Quail Community Foundation
11032 Quail Creek Rd., Suite 211
Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Restrictions Now Online!
There are 43 sub-divisions within the Quail Creek neighborhood, and each such section has its own set of Restrictive Covenants. You can now access the set of Restrictions which are applicable to your lot through this Association website. Simply locate and click on your lot on one of the two attached aerial maps, either North of 122nd Street, or South of 122nd Street. Your plat and restrictions will then pop up. You can then study them or print them on your computer. While every effort has been made to create an accurate and complete set of Restrictions, errors may have inadvertently occurred.

Traffic Report and Presentation Can Be Viewed
The Traffic Study Committee reported results of the study conducted back in February and has submitted change requests to the City of Oklahoma City. Changes, if approved, will take time but we’ll keep you updated on progress. You can access the report and presentation by clicking below.

Notice: Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club is a private/member owned country club.  Quail Creek is private property, no one but golfers should be on the course.  There have been recent sightings of children swimming in the creeks, people fishing in the creeks, playing in the sand traps, etc.
 
Walkers, dog walkers and joggers are only allowed on cart paths prior to 7:00am on Saturday and Sunday, prior to 8:00am on Tuesday through Friday, and anytime on days the Club is closed.  Anyone walking a dog is responsible for cleaning all waste and is fully responsible for all damage caused by the dog.

traffic report (pdf 4.92 mg) || traffic presentation (pdf 2.56 mg)