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Issue 292 September 2020Published by Neighborhood News, Inc.
SEPTEMBER 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
13
Happy Grandparents Day!
14
DEER COMMITTEECity Hall5:30 pm
*Check for Updates
15
Council Mtg City Hall 6pm
*Check for Updates
16 17 18
Rosh Hashanah
19
20 21
Tree CommitteeVoigt Center
7pm*Check for Updates
22 23 24 25 26
27Yom Kippur
28 29 30
*Meetings and events subject to change
1
Annual HP Garage Sale
8am-3pm
2
Annual HP Garage Sale
8am-3pm
3
Annual HP Garage Sale
8am-3pm
4 5 6
Optional Small Block Parties (No
HPCA Event)
7 8 9 10
11 12DEER COMMITTEE
City Hall5:30 pm
*Check for Updates
13 14ROCKIN OAKS GARDEN CLUBMeet at Voigt
Center for 9am departure
*Check for Updates
15EDC
Voigt Center5:30pm
*Check for Updates
16 17
18 19
Tree CommitteeVoigt Center7pm*Check for Updates
20
Council Mtg City Hall 6pm
*Check for Updates
21 22 23 24
Scary Trail 6-8pm
Tall Oak Drive(New Location)
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
*Meetings and events subject to change
OCTOBER 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
See page 16 for Brush Collection schedule.
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September 2020
HalloweenSaturday, October 24th
Tall Oak 7pm to 9pm
Drive Through Haunted Trail
Please join us for our drive through haunted trail. To enter, turn right onto Tall Oak as you come down the hill on Yosemite. Cars will line up on Yosemite heading east. There will be one entry and exit point. Please turn RIGHT onto
Yosemite as you exit Tall Oak.
All golf carts, cars, trucks, and motor vehicles are welcome. Please stay in your vehicle at all times. No walkers or bikers allowed during this time.
Small bags of candy will be distributed courtesy of the HPCA.
We wish to extend many thanks to our neighbors on Tall Oak as they have graciously allowed us
the use of their yards and street! Thank you Tall Oak residents!
We will practice social distancing.
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September 2020
GARAGE SALEOctober 1st, 2nd and 3rd
PERMITThe HPCA will be dropping off a color printed permit that needs to be placed close to the street so that the HPPD can see it clearly. We recommended taping or attaching to the outside of the mailbox if possible. This permit should be displayed on the days of your sale. If you do not receive your permit by September 30th email [email protected] with an address.
NOTEThere will be NO bulky pick up after this year's sale. We ask that you do not place any items on the curb. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!
COVID-19We encourage social distancing. Please set up your sale to allow space to shop and browse. We encourage your sale to be outside. Have your tables 6 feet apart. You can limit the number of customers at one time.
MARKETINGThe HPCA is excited to be able to host this event during these trying times. We will place the ad in the SA Express-News, social media, and other garage sale listing websites. We cannot guarantee anyone will attend, but we will market it as we have in the past. Thank you again for participating.
2020 HPCANeighborhood Garage Sale Form
October 1st, 2nd & 3rd8 am to 3 pm
The Hollywood Park Community Association will sponsor a city-wide Garage Sale to be held Thursday through Saturday. We will cover your permit fee and market the sale in the Express News, other publications, social media, printed maps and interactive maps. By joining the HPCA, you will qualify for a reduced registration fee for this event!
Interactive on-line maps will be offered as well as printed map every morning at the Mecca, Donella, and Voigt entrances. It’s time to get your treasures ready for the sale days!
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Circle days for your sale: Thurs. 10/1 Fri. 10/2 Sat. 10/3
Circle no more than 5 items you want listed on the map:Antiques Household DecorationsAuto Parts JewelryBaby Items Multi FamilyBikes PlantsBooks RecordsClothing ToolsComputer Equip. ToysFurniture Yard Equip.
Other:
Form and fee due by Sept. 25th
Please make checks payable to: HPCA
$5 HPCA Member $10 non-member
Return form and payment by mail to:HPCA PO Box 702035, San Antonio, Texas 78270-2035
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September 2020
Deer DashNovember 7th
Saturday8 am
Free T-shirts, Medals
We will provide water, bananas and breakfast bars.
When:Saturday, November 7th
Where:Voigt Park
Time:8 AM to 10 AM
What:5k and 1k run/walk around Hollywood Park. The course is a loop. Fun Family event!Pull kids in wagons & dogs are welcome to join on leashes. Please pick up after them.
Start:We will have designated areas around the Voigt Center parking lot for the staging area. Each area will be marked with a sign for each type
of run or walk. Look for your area to wait to assist us in socially distancing ourselves. The Voigt Center will not be open.
Order:
First: 5k Runners Second: 5k Walkers Third: 3K Runners Fourth: 3k Walkers
FREE 2020 T-Shirts*Located on table at Voigt Park parking lot before the race.
Adult – 10 Small, 10 Medium, 10 Large, 10 X-LargeYouth – 10 Small, 10 Medium, 10 Large
*While Supplies Last
Thank you to our sponsors!!
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September 2020
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The Woman’s Club of Hollywood Park
Hollywood Park Club Membership FormI WOULD LIKE TO JOIN:
_____ Woman’s Club, dues $10.00 and a copy of directory. Send form and payment to:
Cathy Meyer 128 Navato Blvd, San Antonio, Texas 78232
_____ Rock ‘N Oaks Garden Club, dues $10.00. Send form and payment to:
Diana Reed54 Oakwell Farms Pkwy, San Antonio, Texas 78218
_____ Hollywood Park Humane Society, dues $25.00/family. Send form and payment to:
Debbie Trueman 228 Fleetwood Dr., San Antonio, Texas 78232
Please make checks payable to the specificClub/Society you wish to join!
Name: Address: Home Phone: Cell Phone: E mail:
The following events have been cancelled:
Friday, September 25thCancelled
October 6th – CancelledHowever if you have a small block party, please reach out
to HPPD so they can stop by to say “hello!” Email Shad Prichard [email protected]
with address and time.
Halloween Pet ParadeSaturday, October 31st
Cancelled
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Hollywood Park Humane Society
Bees – HoneyBy Barbara R. Schmitz
Honeybees are social insects with bumblebees being the largest. The honeybee family
consists of the queen, workers and drones.
The queen, with a stinger, develops from fertilized eggs, and matures in 16 days. She is only fed royal jelly for her lifespan which is up to 5 years in the wild. In managed hives she is replaced every 1 or 2 years with a younger queen. The younger queen then lays better eggs and maintains improved control of the hive which helps to prevent swarming. The queen lays about one egg per minute 24 hours a day producing 200,000 eggs per year. If she quits this pace of egg laying, the workers will move a recently laid egg into a queen cell as her replacement. Eggs develop into different kinds of bees depending on what they are fed, the size of their cell in which they develop, and if the egg was fertilized.
Workers, the infertile females with stingers, develop from fertilized eggs who mature in 21 days. They are fed royal jelly for 3 days then a mixture of pollen and nectar called beebread. Tasks include cleaning cells, removing dead bees, building honeycombs, storing pollen and nectar, guarding the hive, ventilating the hive, making honey, and foraging for water and pollen. After she stings, the stinger and venom gland remain in the victim where the venom sac continues to pump and inject venom. The bee eventually dies.
Drones develop from unfertilized eggs and mature in 24 days. They
are fed royal jelly for 3 days then beebread. These guys have no sting-er. Lifespan is up to 56 days. Their job is to mate with the queen.
Generally, bees nest in hollow trees in forests; some in caves; seldom on the ground and nearly always near a water source, a necessity for their survival. The structure usually conforms to the tree’s shape with entrance hole/holes close to the bottom.
Bees see ultraviolet light, color vision except red, and have a superior sense of smell. Bees communicate with each other by pheromones.
Africanized bees (AHB) are nearly pure African and not a new race of honeybee. There are no native honeybees. They have a higher reproductive potential, and they are more aggressive and swarm more frequently than European bees. AHB bees are more nervous when disturbed and will fly and attack everything in their path. They sting more often and will pursue an intruder longer distances. However, the AHB sting isn’t any more dangerous than the domesticated honeybee.
Bees are suffering greatly. Mites and hive beetles can devastate the colony. Foul brood (brood is where the bees raise young) is a long- living bacteria that forms a spore killing the young. Other problems for bees are skunks who will scratch at a hive entrance causing the bees to come out and then the skunks eat them. Birds, wasps, dragonflies, moths, also prey upon the honeybee. Starvation is a great menace. All weed killing products containing neonicotinoids are killing bees.
Without bees our food supply is threatened. Please do what you can to protect them.
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September 2020
Save the Date! October 14, 2020. Meet at the Voigt Center at 9:00 am to caravan to Confluence Park at 310 W. Mitchell St. We will tour the park with Sara Ramirez, of the San Antonio River Foundation.
Lunch will be on your own. Questions? Contact Shirley Fox, Program Leader.
Add compost to your yard and flowerbeds for a little extra kick that tired flowers need. Feed all landscape plants. Prune back roses 1/3, and feed. Prune salvia greggii by 1/3. Cut back perennials for fall blooming. Flowering annuals can be transplanted now: alyssum, calendula, dianthus (pinks), flowering cabbage and kale, marimums, pansies, petunias, phlox, shasta daisies, snapdragons, and stock. Plant broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts. Begin planting wildflower seed. Plant bluebonnet seeds about ½ inch deep now to allow them to germinate in the fall. Water thoroughly.
You can plant trees and shrubs this month, but, next month would be even better. Check out the requirements for trees and do your planning before planting. Consider planting native trees. Remember, if you are cutting your OAK TREES:
CUT, PAINT, CUT, PAINT. It is very important to paint all cuts. And DON’T FORGET TO GET A PERMIT!!
Keep birdbaths full and clean. Clean water is in short supply and is essential to the birds and butterflies. Continue to keep Hummingbird feeders full and clean. They are still around, and migration is starting.
Monarch butterflies are also migrating and will want to rest, eat, and lay their eggs. Butterfly weed is their favorite plant, so you might want to plant one or more. Put out water for the deer and other wildlife.
Drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, and work in your yard/garden early in the morning or late in the evening. And remember to add mosquito repellant to your outdoor activities. Get rid of all standing water, and use mosquito dunks if necessary.
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September 2020
Bala Krishna “Beekay” Srinivas (born Bindiganavale Krishnaiyengar Srinivas) died peacefully in his sleep of natural causes on the morning of Monday, July 20th, 2020 at his home in San Francisco, CA.
The 2nd of 8 children of BR Krishna Iyengar and BS Lakshamma, Beekay was born on April 13, 1930 in
Bangalore (now Bengaluru), India. After spending his childhood in Hyderabad—and seeing the country of his birth win its independence when he was just 17 years old—he left to earn his B.Sc. at Loyola College in Madras (now Chennai), India in 1948. In 1950, he returned to Hyderabad to earn his B.E. at Osmania University, where he was named captain of the university’s tennis team.
In February 1956, Beekay first achieved his dream of moving to the United States when he began a Master’s program at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, graduating with an M.E. in 1957. Having returned to India after graduation, he married Dr. Sanyogita “Geeta” Srinivas (née Rao) on Sept 10, 1958. On September 8th, 1959, the couple gave birth to their only child, Vinita. Seven years later, Beekay moved back to the United States with his family, this time to Mayfield Heights, OH.
After working at The Warner & Swasey Co. in Cleveland, OH as a Mechanical Engineer for 13 years, Beekay and Geeta moved to Hollywood Park, TX in 1979, where he was first elected to the city council in 1985. Three years later, he was then elected as Hollywood Park’s first Indian-American mayor, going on to serve three terms.
In 1997, two years after Geeta’s sudden passing, Beekay decided to leave Texas and move to San Francisco to live with his daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren.
A life-long member of the Lions Club and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Beekay will be remembered for how much he loved to travel, take pictures, play tennis, read Urdu poetry, have red wine with dinner, tell jokes, and spend time with his grandchildren.
Beekay is survived by his daughter, Vinita, son-in-law, Benoît, and two grandchildren, Maxim and Gita, in San Francisco, CA; by his brother, BK Harinath, in Mysuru, India; and by his sister, Bharathi Anantharam, in Bengaluru, India.
His last words were: “Thank you.”
“Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for?” — Robert Browning
In Loving Memory
Public WorksPublic WorksI would like to take a moment and introduce my team so all the residents can get to know us. We will be trying to bring the community some info each month to keep everyone informed and maybe be a little helpful. If you have something you would like me to expand on, please fill free to reach out to me.
SincerelyKelly Cowan
Meet the Public Works Team!Kelly Cowan, your Public Works Director, has led his team here at the park for 3 ½ years. With over 30 years of experience in operations, facility management and landscaping, Kelly has continued to improve Hollywood Park by leading his team to work together for the benefit of Hollywood Park and all of its citizens. He is an accomplished marksman and a great lover of nature and the outdoors.
Jesse Rodriguez is our most senior team member with almost 25 years in Hollywood Park. He loves his work here and considers it an honor to care for Hollywood Park and its residents.
Juan Hernandez has been with Hollywood Park for 3 years and enjoys his work. Juan takes great pride in his role here and the work that he does to keep Hollywood Park beautiful and a great place to live.
Angela Perez, Code Investigator, is our newest team member. She comes to Hollywood Park with a solid background in operations and facility maintenance from many years in retail. She is committed to the residents that she serves and does her best to work to find solutions to serve the residents in Hollywood Park. She is also a certified chef and food enthusiast. She and her husband have been rescuing special needs basset hounds for close to 20 years.
The Hollywood Park Public Works team is working to improve life in Hollywood Park through Public Service.
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September 2020
Hollywood Park Police DepartmentCALLS FOR SERVICE
Police Chief Shad Prichard
MAY JUN JULTOTAL YTD
Calls For Service 347 293 454 2731Offenses 15 13 32 103Arrests 0 0 4 11
TRAFFICCitations 10 25 70 477Step 0 0 72 188Warnings 12 12 90 319Total Citations 22 37 232 984Accidents 1 4 0 14Other 6 2 6 34
OFFENSEAssault 2 0 0 5Burg. Building 1 0 1 6Burg. Habitation 0 0 1 1Burg. Vehicle 1 2 3 12Crim. Mischief 2 0 0 5DWI 0 0 1 3Narcotics 0 0 0 3Theft 4 3 16 29Other 13 6 9 70
OTHERAlarm Business 9 12 13 80Alarm Residential 10 7 8 64Animal Calls 11 10 6 69Assist Other Agency 17 9 12 75Assist the Public 7 2 3 24City Code Viol. 3 8 5 27Crime Prevention 4 7 37 91Injured/Sick 17 12 19 107Patrol By 53 106 183 917Miscellaneous 66 87 112 503Total 193 260 398 1953
FEES COLLECTED
MAY JUN JULTOTAL YTD
Excessive Alarm Fees $200 $375 $200 $1525Fingerprints $0 $160 $370 $1030Golf Cart Registration $300 $80 $200 $1200Total Fees YTD $3755
Fire Chief John Butrico
Hollywood Park FIRE DepartmentCALLS FOR SERVICE
MAY JUN JULTOTAL YTD
Calls for Service 44 42 45 282
EMS 18 14 24 140
Fire/Smoke/CO Alarm 21 25 20 117
Structure Fire 0 2 0 8
Oven/Stove Fire 0 0 0 1
Vehicle Fire 0 0 0 1
Hazardous Cond./Spill 1 1 1 6
Electrical Fire/Arcing 0 0 0 1
Assist the Public/Police 1 0 0 1
Child Locked in Vehicle 0 0 0 0
Down Power Line 1 0 0 1
Motor Vehicle Collision 2 0 0 4
Odor of Smoke 0 0 0 0
Dumpster / Trash Fire 0 0 0 0
Grass/Brush Fire 0 0 0 0
Cover Assignment 0 0 0 0
Bomb Scare 0 0 0 1
Authorized Burn 0 0 0 0
Unauuthorized Burn 0 0 0 0
Elevator Rescue 0 0 0 0
Other 0 0 0 1
TOTAL 44 42 45 282
Average Response Time (MM:SS)
4:12 3:22 3:17
Total Calls: 15
Average Response Time: 12:14
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TIGER SANITATION SERVICESBRUSH PICK UP SCHEDULE
1st MONDAY OF THE MONTH THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL HAVE THEIR BRUSH PICKED UP:Antelope Dr – Antler Circle – Chula Vista Dr – Coolway Dr – El Cerrito Circle – Fleetwood Dr (east of Hi Path) – Galleria Fair – Hi Path – Meadowbrook Dr (east of Hi Path) – Mecca Dr – Navato Blvd – Sunway Dr – Sequoia – Oak Creek Court
2nd MONDAY OF THE MONTH THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL HAVE THEIR BRUSH PICKED UP:Amber Creek – Amber Forest – Arden Oaks – Ashford Glen – Donella Dr – El Portal Dr -Fleetwood Dr (west of Hi Path) – Greatwood – Havenhurst Dr -Meadowbrook Dr (west of Hi Path) – Pantheon Way – Realto Circle – Skyforest Dr – Ventura Dr – Voigt Dr (south of Meadowbrook) – Cascade Glen
3rd MONDAY OF THE MONTH THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL HAVE THEIR BRUSH PICKED UP: Alcalde Moreno – Canada Verde – Cueva Ln – Garrapata Ln – North Oak Dr – Park Oak Dr -Paseo Canada – Robledo Verde – Rua De Matta (west of Sterling Browning) – Sagecrest Dr – (west of Sterling Browning) – Sterling Browning – Vista Robles – Voigt Dr (west of Meadowbrook)
4th MONDAY OF THE MONTH THE FOLLOWING STREETS WILL HAVE THEIR BRUSH PICKED UP: Avenida Del Sol – Canyon Creek Dr – Canyon Oaks – Canyon View – Casa Del Vista – Grand Oak Dr – Memory Trail St – Mustang Circle – Ridge Trail Street – Rua De Matta (east of Sterling Browning) – Sagecrest Dr (east of Sterling Browning) – Shady Trail St – Tall Oak Dr – Tigertail – Trailcrest – William Classen – Yosemite Dr – Tall Oak
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Hollywood Park Contact InfoCity Hall 210-494-2023Public Works & Code Compliance 210-494-2023 ext. 238 (City Hall)Police 911 for EmergenciesPolice – Dispatch 210-335-6000 (Say you are in Hollywood Park)Police Admin – Mon. - Fri. 8am-5pm 210‐491‐9439Mayor – Chris Murphy 210-494-2023 ext. 225 (City Hall)[email protected] 210-490-6976 (home/cell)Council Place 1, Michael Howe 210-494-2023 ext. 241 (City Hall)[email protected] 210-602-3065 (cell)Council Place 2, Debbie Trueman 210-495-4856 (home), 210-792-2029 (cell)[email protected] Place 3, Oscar Villarreal, Jr. 210-494-2023 ext. 243 (City Hall)[email protected] 210-415-5000 (cell)Council Place 4, Delaine Hall 210-494-2023 ext. 244 (City Hall)[email protected] Place 5, Scott Bailey 210-494-2023 ext. 245 (City Hall)[email protected] Website: www.hollywoodpark-tx.gov
Did you know there are 2 email lists for information for Hollywood Park? Join both today!
Go to www.hollywoodpark-tx.gov/contact/ to add yourself to the City of Hollywood Parks email list to receive City updates and news.
Go to www.hpcatx.com bottom of first page add yourself to the HPCA events and update email list. You can email [email protected] to be added as well.
Photos are available on our website under EVENTS. If you have any photos for a 2020 event you would like to share send to [email protected]
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