Amenities
Community Pool
Traces II features a swimming pool with a sun deck and bath house is located at 4505 Tracemeadow Drive.
The pool is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend. Operation Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday only 12pm-8pm, Holidays 12pm-8pm.
Wristbands are required for residents ages 10 and up. Each adult with a wristband may have one (1) guest accompany them. Wristbands cost $4.00 and will be available for residents to purchase at the community distribution days. If you miss a distribution day please request your amenity access bands at this link. A Board member will contact you to arrange a time for you to get your bands.
Pool Houirs
2024 Pool Season Hours
The pool will be open beginning Memorial Day weekend.
Saturday, Sunday & Monday 12 - 8 PM
For June - the pool will be open on weekends beginning 6/3.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12 - 8 PM
For July - the pool will be open on weekends. The pool will also be open Tuesday, July 4th.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12 - 8 PM
July 4th 12 - 8 PM
For August - the pool will be open on weekends.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12 - 8 PM
For September - the pool will be open Labor Day weekend only. Saturday, Sunday & Monday 12 - 8 PM
Playground
Traces II has a small playground with a rock wall and a slide. It is located at 4505 Tracemeadow Drive next to the pool.
Association
Assessments
The assessments are due on January 1st of each year and provide for services in the community. Every owner has an obligation to pay the annual assessment. If you do not receive a statement, please submit an accounts receivable request to C.I.A. Services to confirm your balance and ensure it is paid on time.
The assessments for 2025 have been set at $425.00 by the Board of Directors.
You may submit your payment by mail, in person, or online.
Shared Fences
C.I.A. Services and the Board of Directors want to inform all owners that the fences that may run between you and your neighbor are shared fences and they are to be maintained by both parties that share the fence. I understand many neighbors feel if the good side faces you then it isn’t your responsibility, but that is not the fact - it is both parties responsibility. The reason that some may have the good side is the house was built first or someone had already replaced it and the other party didn’t split the cost.
This is not an HOA issue. The only fences the HOA send letters on is what is seen from the street. If your fences are aging and if your fence has never been replaced, then perhaps it is time to replace it. It is up to each individual owner to make arrangements with their neighbors to share the cost of replacement. If an owner chooses to replace a fence without their neighbor agreeing to share the cost, it would be up to that owner if they wish to pursue reimbursement from the neighbor for a portion of the cost of fence replacement.
Exterior Modification
All exterior alterations or improvements to a property must be reviewed and approved in advance of construction by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Residents must submit a home improvement application describing the work to be performed. The ACC will review the request and render a decision within 30 days. If it is not approved as submitted, the ACC may provide suggestions for making changes so it can be resubmitted for approval.
To complete your application, click on Ask. Request. Submit. There you will enter all of the information needed in order for the committee to make an informed decision. Any applications dealing with the exterior appearance of the house (such as painting or roofing) must be accompanied with project details or the application might be disapproved for lack of information. Also include a plat map or survey of the property that indicates the project in conjunction to the property lines and easements when applicable.
As soon as you have gathered your information, you are ready to get started.
Visit the Community Documents page to review all of the governing documents or click Modification Guidelines.
Exterior home paint colors should be neutral earth tone colors i.e. grays and browns. You may click here to view examples. Please note, this is just an example, and should not be referenced for confirmation. All Home Improvement Requests must be submitted for approval prior to any exterior modification.
Services and Utilities
Mosquito Fogging
The MUD #180 has a contract with a pest control company to do mosquito fogging within the community. This fogging program is in place from the first of April to the end of October each year.
Due to the increase in the increase in rain and mosquito, the MUD #180 may chose to increase the spraying
Streetlights
CenterPoint Energy maintains streetlights throughout Traces II. If a light is out or blinking, please call CenterPoint at 713- 207-2222 or report it online.
You will be asked to provide:
- a pole number for the non-functioning lights you want to report
- contact information (in case more information is needed to locate a streetlight)
- an e-mail address (if you want feedback regarding your repair request)
- the number of streetlights you would like to report
Electricity
Since electricity deregulation has occurred in Texas, consumers may choose from a number of companies for electricity.
To learn about electric competition in Texas and shop for electricity providers, visit the official Electric Choice Website of the Public Utility Commission of Texas.
Water Service
Traces II water service is operated and maintained by the Harris County Municipal Utility District #180. They can be contacted 24 hours a day at 281-651-1618.
Trash Service
Traces II trash service is maintained by Best Trash who can be reached at 281-313-2378. The service is billed through the water service. Best Trash provides trash receptacles to the residents.
Trash pick-up days are Monday and Thursday.
You can also visit Best-Trash.com for additional information.
For heavy trash disposal, Harris County Precinct 4’s dump site is located at 4603 Spring Cypress, Spring, TX 77379. If you have heavy trash and need to dispose of it, you can take it there. You will need to show proof of residency and then you can drive in to dispose of it. For additional information concerning Precinct. 4, please visit www.hcp4.net or call 281-353-8424.
Important Contacts
Utilities
Harris County M.U.D. #180 - 281-651-1618
Harris County Flood Control - 713-684-4130
Harris County Pollution Control - 713-920-2831
Harris County Maintenance - 281-353-8424
Best Trash - 281-313-2378
Government
Harris County Sheriff’s Office - 713-221-6000
Harris County Precinct 4 Constables Patrol - 281-376-3472
Northwest Volunteer Fire Department - 281-448-4084
Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD) - 281-812-5860
Harris County Public Library (Barbara Bush) - 281-376-4610
Texas Department of Public Safety (Grant Rd.) - 281-890-5440
US Post Office (Louette Rd.) - 281-257-3806
Harris County
Harris County Clerk - 713-274-8600
Harris County now offers online 311 reporting! To submit a new report, click here or visit the Harris County website.
Do you need to report a health violation or nuisance? Click here to visit Harris County’s Health Department website. On this website, you can report properties that have become a health risk or dumping ground. For assistance with the Harris County Health Department website, please call 713-755-5050.
Calendars
Elections & Surveys
Community Map
Security
Harris County
For non-emergencies please contact the constable or sheriff’s department at the numbers listed below.
Harris County Precinct 4 Non-Emergency
Phone: (713) 221-6000
Harris County Information
Phone: (346) 286-1600
For Vacation Watch CLICK HERE.
For all emergencies please dial 911.
Fire Department
NORTHWEST VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
7706 Fallbrook Dr
Houston, TX 77086
PH: (281) 583- 8014
FX: (281) 583- 1084
Report Gang Crimes
If you have any information regarding gang/criminal activity or would like to educate yourself on the current gang threats and efforts law enforcement is taking against them, please visit the link below.
Animal Control
Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services - Veterinary Public Health works in partnership with the public to create a safe and healthy environment for animals and people.
This goal is accomplished by providing the following services:
- Enforcing Harris County Animal Laws related to rabies vaccination, pet licensing, confinement, rabies quarantine, and the sale of animals from roadsides and parking lots
- Investigating reports of animals biting humans and enforcing animal quarantine procedures
- Collaborating with state and federal agencies to investigate and prevent zoonotic diseases
- Sheltering lost, abandoned and potentially dangerous loose animals
- Offering adoption services for sheltered animals
- Providing pet licenses, rabies vaccinations for dogs & cats, and microchipping services
- Responding to complaints about loose animals, dangerous animals, injured animals and wildlife
- Planning for pets during disasters
HCPHES Veterinary Public Health 612 Canino Road Houston, Texas 77076 Phone: (281) 999-3191 Fax: (281) 847-1911
Schools
Klein Independent School District
Klein ISD
7200 Spring Cypress Road
Klein, Texas 77379
Phone: 832-249-4000
Hotline: 832-484-7899
Klenk Elementary School
6111 Bourgeois Road
Houston, Texas 77066
Phone: 832-484-6800
Wunderlich Intermediate
11800 Misty Valley Drive
Houston, Texas 77066
Phone: 832-249-5200
Fax: 832-249-4050
