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AMENDMENT TO RESTRICTIONS

OAK MEADOWS SECTION 4

THIS IS A READ ONLY COPY OF THE OFFICIAL DEED RESTRICTIONS FOR OAK MEADOWS ADDITION, SECTION 4 AMENDMENT.

WHEREAS, in and by that certain instrument dated the 25th day of August, 1953 and filed for record in the office of the County Clerk of Harris County, Texas under Clerk’s file No. 1166949, Oak Meadows Building Corporation, a Texas corporation, placed and imposed certain restrictions, covenants and conditions upon and again the property constituting OAK MEADOWS, SEC. 4, an addition in the Callahan and Vince Survey in Harris County, Texas, according to the map or plat of said OAK MEADOWS, SEC. 4, filed for record in the office of County clerk of Harris County, Texas on

June 25, 1953 under said Clerk’s file no. 1144308, excepting the tract of land marked “RESERVE” on said map or plat, reference to which map or plat and to said instrument is hereby made foe all purposes; and

        WHEREAS, said Oak Meadows Building Corporation, the owner of all of the property constituting said OAK MEADOWS, SEC. 4 desires to amend the above-mentioned instrument dated the 25th day of August, 1953, and the restrictions, covenants, and conditions therein contained in the particulars below set out,

        NOW, THEREFORE, said instrument is hereby amended as follows:

        I.

        The following paragraphs (a) (b) and (c) are hereby added to Paragragh numbered 2 of said instrument to wit:

  • No dwelling shall be erected or placed on any lot having a width of less that 56 feet at the minimum building set back line, nor shall any dwelling be erected or placed on any lot having an area of less than 5700 square feet.
  • No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn, or other out buildings shall be used on any lot at any time as a residence either temporarily or permanently.
  • No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot, nor shall anything be done thereon which may be or may become an annoyance or a nuisance to the neighborhood.

II.

Paragraph numbered 15 of said instrument is hereby amended by adding thereto as the last sentence thereof the following, to-wit:

Provided, however, that any business on said tract marked “RESERVE” shall be restricted for retail business, professional offices, and service business uses only; and that no noxious or offensive trade or activity shall be carried on upon this tract, nor shall anything be done thereon which may be or become an annoyance tor a nuisance to the neighborhood.

III.

There is hereby added to said instrument as Paragraph No. 17 thereof

the following, to-wit:

17.

Invalidation of anyone of these covenants, by judgement or court order shall in wise affect any of the other provisions which shall remain in full force and effect.

IV.

Said instrument dated the 25th day of August, 1953, above mentioned, and the restrictions, covenants, and conditions and all other provisions therein contained, as hereby amended, are hereby readopted, ratified and confirmed.

EXECUTED this 23rd day of September, 1953.

THIS IS A READ ONLY COPY OF THE OFFICIAL DEED RESTRICTIONS FOR OAK MEADOWS ADDITION, SECTION 4 AMENDMENT.

Community Meeting Aug 20th!

Date:  Tuesday, August 20, 2024      Time: 6:30 – 730 pm

9045 Howard Dr – Iglesia Church     Parking in rear of church

Guest Speakers: HPD & Constable Garcia

Topic: Crime and Drug Houses/HPD statistics and visibility

Vote for upcoming events:

1.     Movie Night in September

2.     National Night Out

3.     Halloween

4.     Christmas

Back 2 School Event @ Rucker Elem! Thank you Rucker, Valero, TPC Group, Invista, Community Health Choice, Chicano Family Center, Sunrise Center for all you do for our Kids!!

Soccer Nets installed by staff of Council Member Fred Flickinger City of Houston – District E

“Mark and our summer intern, Tom Saunders, installed them just before the July 4th holiday. We’re just doing what we can to make sure Oak Meadows Park as a whole is complete and as it should be. We are more than happy to do whatever it takes to make that happen.”


Best regards,

Dustin Hodges

Chief of Staff

Office of Council Member Fred Flickinger

City of Houston – District E

832.393.3008

dustin.hodges@houstontx.gov

Oak Meadows Hurricane Beryl food & essentials distribution by TPC Group, Invista, Port Houston and Valero!

TPC Group, Invista, Port Houston and Valero supported the Oak Meadows Community, the Company’s near neighbors in Houston’s east end, in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.

“Hurricane Beryl, one of our toughest time when we were all going through a test of patience and faith due to the enormous power outage ending after eight days,” said Michelle Garcia, Vice President, Oak Meadows Civic Club. The surrounding Company’s generosity ensured residents had cool, filtered water! Residents barbecued chicken and turned on flash lights to fill the night which seemed like a candle light picnic in the middle of one of the darkest nights in the east end. Neighbors came together and rallied to feed neighbors, deliver water, ice, gas gift cards close to 200 families!

TPC supported these efforts by delivering a pallet of water, HEB Gift Cards, bags of ice, flashlight batteries and work gloves.

Invista supported Walmart gift card to distribute bags of chicken.

Port Houston supported pallets of bagged ice and cases of water.

Valero donated 25- gas gift cards

Thank you Plant Neighbors!”

Updates from surrounding Plants/Refineries


TCP Group
one reportable event due to a condensate burn
4 permit renewals planned or submitted in 2024 consist of
(3 air permits, 1 water permit) no requested increase in Production
EPA Consent Decree open for public comments until July 1st
Open Positions at Plant
Operator Technician Trainee, Clerk, Shift Operations, Electrical Technician https://www.tcpgrp.com/careers
Community Involvement Teacher Appreciation Week at Rucker Elementary Four Chavez High School Seniors received Mark of Excellence Scholarship

INVISTA
No Safety or Environmental Incidents
Community Involvement
10 local Seniors received Outstanding Student Scholarship awards
East End Chamber luncheon with Mayor Whitmire
Support Women’s Leadership at San Jacinto College
Support Children’s Museum-passes for summer
Job Openings at https://jobs.kochcareers.com

GOODYEAR
1 Osha injury = bicycle accident
No environmental releases
Community
Employees Volunteered at Houston Food Bank JOB Openings = www.goodyear.com/careers


VALERO
Hosted Summer Bash for Manchester
Hosting a book drive and donation for Manchester students = summer project
Awarded scholarships via East End Chamber and Constable Trevino’s office Awarded bikes to all 5th graders at DeZavala and Southmayd Elementary
1 year with no contractor injuries & received AFPM Safety Award
JOB = New basic operator training began on 6/10
valero.com/careers