UPDATE: May 10,2025

Landscaping and Irrigation Improvements

We are pleased to inform you that the sprinkler system has been successfully repaired. In addition, new sprinklers will be installed, at not cost to the HOA,  in the greenbelt area on the south side, located between the street and the new sidewalk. 

XIT Paving is scheduled to begin installing new sod along Rippy Road during the week of May 12. Landscaping improvements at the front entrance are planned for installation on June 2.

Please note that the three affected trees on the south side will be removed prior to sod installation. However, the replacement Pecan tree will be planted in the fall, as it is now too late in the season for successful planting.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at: pecanmeadowshoa@gmail.com

UPDATE: April 30, 2025

As construction approaches completion, the Town of Flower Mound is in the process of repairing the HOA sprinkler system, then adding new soil to the entire HOA front entrance area. The HOA Landscaping work is anticipated to begin in early June, contingent upon the successful repair of the sprinkler system. Please see below link to the landscape design with focus on Texas native plants. 

THANK YOU to our wonderful neighbor, Mark Seeley, for all your advise and time putting this together!

HOA Landscape Design 

UPDATE: October 20, 2024

During a recent in-person meeting with the HOA board, the Town Project Manager, and the Construction Site Manager, it was indicated that the northbound road is expected to reopen by mid-November. The goal is to have both sides fully operational by Christmas, contingent upon weather conditions and any other unforeseen circumstances.

Additionally, please note that the sidewalk on the west side of Rippy will be extended to Cedar Street. The extension and/or replacement of the storm sewers has been completed. The Town is also obligated to restore the HOA sprinkler system and landscaping to their original condition.

UPDATE: July 26, 2024

The Town has confirmed that the drain pipes leading up to the Bradford Park neighborhood on Rippy will need to be replaced. This wasn't included in the original plan, but recent storms have revealed that the existing pipes aren't adequate for handling potential stormwater. To accommodate this, our entrance will need to be opened up one side at a time. A traffic control person will be assigned to help manage the flow.

UPDATE: NOVEMBER 15, 2023--ROAD CLOSURE

Beginning Wednesday, November 15, 2023, XIT Paving & Construction will close eastbound Rippy Road from Cedar Street to FM 2499 to allow for installation of Stormwater box culverts and street improvements. Please follow the marked detours and use Waketon Road or College Parkway as alternate routes.