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Wylie Lakes is a neighborhood that offers something for everyone. Located in "Wide Awake Wylie", it has a small town feel while offering historical, cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities close by. It is only a few miles from Lake Lavon and its many parks and camp sites. This community is a wonderful place to live and to call home. The children of Wylie Lakes have the opportunity to attend a school in the Wylie Independent School District. The natural beauty of Wylie Lakes, mixed with the close proximity to shopping and dining establishments, makes this a much sought after neighborhood.

Members of the Wylie Lakes HOA may obtain a copy of the Declaration by clicking on the "Documents" link to the left.

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Need Volunteer -

Posted on Sep 10th, 2018 Comments (0)

Opportunity to serve on the Wylie Lakes Homeowners Association Board of Directors

The Wylie Lakes Homeowners Association will soon be short a board member. Are you interested in filling that vacant seat, and serve through to our next annual general meeting in November.

The requirement is that you are a Wylie Lakes homeowner, and are prepared to attend and participate in our next HOA Quarterly Board meeting in October, any additional special meetings, and the AGM.

If so, please contact Vickie at vickie@guardianllc.net

Save on your water bill

Posted on Sep 15th, 2015 Comments (0)

More than 50% of a homeowner’s water bill may consist of lawn and landscape watering. This watering usually accounts for the most water waste! Here are useful tips to produce substantial savings in your water bill:

Design landscape with water-efficient plants.
Determine how much water your landscape needs to stay healthy.
Follow landscape management regulations listed in the Water Conservation and Water Resource Management Plan.
Harvest rainwater: see the rebate page for information about a Rain Barrel Rebate!
Keep automatic irrigation controllers in the "off" position and turn on water only when necessary!
Keep irrigation system equipment maintained! Broken or misaligned sprinkler heads waste tremendous amounts of water and they are subject to violation.
Never use a hose to sweep sidewalks and driveways!
Use a hose shut-off nozzle to keep from wasting water.
Use water-wise landscape management practices.