The annual assessment for 2026 will be $600. Approved by residents at the December 1st special meeting.
Contact the Architectural Review Authority Committee if you are considering any projects on your property to get approval. You can contact Rick Phillips at 830-237-7534 or rphillips7210@gmail.com to start that process.
Thursday, December 18th, 7 p.m. at Triumphant Lutheran Church
The Lewis Ranch POA Board of Directors will be approving the 2026 budget at Triumphant Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. December 18th.
Lewis Ranch Christmas Party
Saturday, December 20th, 5:30-8:30 p.m. at 9135 Blue Point
Matt and Beth Powers will host the Lewis Ranch Christmas party. RSVP by December 13th to beth.taylor.85@gmail.com. Please bring an appetizer or dessert.
Texas Monthly Magazine Texas Parks and Wildlife is going on a spending spree to open new parks to the public, a welcome development in a state where some 95 percent of land is privately owned.
By Forrest Wilder December 2025
One of the pleasures of a great view is the chance to share it with others. Today, I have this Hill Country vista mostly to myself, but I can’t help but think of the thousands of Texans who will someday stand in this same spot, an oak-studded ridge with a peaceful valley below. Until recently, this was a family cattle ranch. Now it’s slowly taking shape as Post Oak Ridge State Park, a 3,118-acre spread of crags, spring-fed creeks, and ancient woodlands—part of a recent renaissance in state-park development. The public won’t have full overnight access to Post Oak Ridge until 2029, but by the grace of Texas Parks and Wildlife, I’m getting an early look.
