DID YOU KNOW?….

Per LJA, repair work on Sienna Parkway—required by Fort Bend County—will begin Monday, June 2. The road will be closed from the south intersection at Scanlan Trace to just north of the Mount Logan Roundabout. This single-phase project, approved by the Fort Bend County Commissioners Office, will address both northbound and southbound approaches to the Mount Logan Roundabout. No multiple detours are planned, minimizing confusion, and work is expected to be completed before the school year begins, pending any unforeseen delays. Click HERE for the map .

Do you have about one minute a month to help make your community better?  The Associations are working with FlashVote to engage the community and gather valuable input from all residents to inform the Associations’ decisions. Interested residents are encouraged to sign up today at: https://www.flashvote.com/siennaassociations or call 775/235-2240 to participate by phone or text only.

Fox Bend, Logan Pass, Rosewood, Sienna Oaks, The Vines, the Townhomes, Anderson Springs, Shipman’s Landing and Waters Lake.  The Association encourages all residents to take a few minutes and look over their property for any potential Deed Restriction issue that may result in a violation.

On a regular basis the Association sends out information on community events, Association business items, and important updates related to facilities and amenities as part of the Sienna E-News or E-Blast distributions. To receive these notifications, residents must register their email address within the resident portal. Haven’t set up your portal yet? That is easy to do – just visit the Siennanet website (www.siennanet.com) and click on Resident Portal on the menu bar.

Pools open for the regular pool season at the end of May – in time for the Memorial Day weekend holiday! But will you be ready? Residents must have an Amenity Access Credential or a Sienna resident ID to access the community pools, Fitness Centers and Racquet Courts as well. The Sienna Amenity Access Credential is housed on your phone within the Sienna app and serves as your Sienna ID, meaning you will no longer have to use a physical card to access the facilities. The Sienna app is free and available for download through your App store. If you’ve lost your existing Sienna ID card, it will be replaced with a new Amenity Access credential (minimal fee is required, as it would be for a replacement card). The online form for a replacement or new Credential is available at Siennanet/Quick Links/Amenity Access Form. For more information and instructions on how to use the app – including a helpful video – visit Siennanet/Quick Links/Mobile Amenity Access.