Silverlake Homeowners Association, Inc. has been formed as a means of assuring the continued maintenance and upkeep of the Silverlake subdivision, as well as to provide for the enforcement of deed restrictions and to ultimately protect property values.
The Associations' primary responsibilities revolve around protecting and enhancing property values. They work diligently to maintain the common areas, ensuring they are well-maintained and visually appealing. Additionally, the Associations enforce deed restrictions to preserve the community's overall aesthetics and uphold the established standards. By doing so, they strive to create an attractive living environment that contributes to the property values of the residents.
Planning resident events and activities is another essential aspect of the Associations' role. They organize various recreational, fitness, leisure, and community opportunities for residents to participate in and enjoy. These events foster a sense of community spirit, encourage social interaction among neighbors, and enhance the overall quality of life within the Silverlake Homeowners Association, Inc community.
Silverlake is located in Brazoria County. It is governed by recorded restrictions which provide for use limitations, determination and collection of annual maintenance fees.
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Our Vision: to be the premier provider of management services to Community Associations in the Greater Houston Area. Crest Management endeavors to be the management company chosen for our demonstrated expertise, integrity, and professionalism.
Our Mission: to be “Your Community Partner”, working with Community Associations to achieve the goals of our communities in the most economical and efficient manner; protecting the investment of each property owner and to help provide a pleasant atmosphere in which the residents can live and play. Our residents are our top priority.
Silverlake Homeowners Association, Inc take pride in their on-site offices,
which distinguish them from many other master-planned communities.
The presence of these offices provides numerous benefits to the community and its residents.
which distinguish them from many other master-planned communities.
The presence of these offices provides numerous benefits to the community and its residents.
One of the key advantages of having on-site management is the ability to promptly respond to residents' questions and concerns. With staff members readily available, residents can receive immediate assistance and support, fostering a sense of trust and reliability in the community management. The on-site presence also allows staff to have firsthand awareness of community issues, enabling them to address matters more efficiently and effectively.
Another benefit of on-site management is the closer interaction with service providers. The staff can maintain close relationships with vendors and service professionals responsible for maintaining common areas, ensuring that the community's maintenance needs are met in a timely manner. This direct involvement facilitates better coordination and communication, leading to improved service delivery.
Moreover, residents have the opportunity to get involved by volunteering for various committees. This engagement allows them to actively contribute to decision-making processes, provide input on community matters, and help shape the future of the Associations' primary responsibilities revolve around protecting and enhancing property values.
They work diligently to maintain the common areas, ensuring they are well-maintained and visually appealing. Additionally, the Associations enforce deed restrictions to preserve the community's overall aesthetics and uphold the established standards. By doing so, they strive to create an attractive living environment that contributes to the property values of the residents.
In summary, the on-site management of Silverlake Homeowners Association, Inc brings numerous advantages to the Silverlake Homeowners Association, Inc community. It promotes prompt responsiveness, fosters trust and resident involvement, ensures effective communication with service providers, and enables the Association to fulfill their responsibilities in maintaining property values and organizing community events.
All Silverlake Property Owners are invited to attend any of the Board meetings
Silverlake HOA News
2025 Pool Schedule
Posted on May 9th, 2025
Dear Residents,
Please see below for the summer 2025 pool schedule!
Reservation System Update & Misuse Concerns
Posted on Mar 28th, 2025
Dear Residents,
We have noticed an increase in misuse of the reservation system, including booking months in advance, reserving more than twice a week, and adding non-existent users as players. Due to these issues, we have had to remove certain users who were flooding the reservation grid far in advance, preventing fair access for others.
As a result, the advance reservation limitation has been reinstated after it was removed by error. Additionally, all reservations beyond April 4th have been canceled and will need to be rebooked as those time slots become available.
If you were removed from the system due to misuse, you will need to re-register to gain access again. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in maintaining fairness for all residents.
Sincerely,
Board of Directors
Termination of Shared Usage Agreement with Southwyck 4
Posted on Mar 27th, 2025
Dear Silverlake HOA Residents,
We are writing to inform you that the Silverlake HOA Board of Directors has voted to terminate our shared usage agreement with Southwyck 4, effective immediately.
This decision follows repeated attempts to engage the leadership of Southwyck 4 regarding concerns about the visible deterioration and ongoing lack of maintenance at Morgan Park and the Southwyck 4 pool, located at the intersection of Morgan Road and Magnolia Parkway. Unfortunately, despite bringing these matters to their attention, no meaningful steps have been taken to address or improve the condition of these amenities.
At Silverlake, we are committed to the regular professional inspection and maintenance of our community facilities to ensure they meet safety and quality standards. The shared usage agreement includes provisions requiring proper upkeep of amenities, and unfortunately, that standard has not been upheld by Southwyck 4. As a result, we can no longer support the continuation of the agreement under these conditions.
As a result of this termination, Southwyck 4 residents will no longer have access to Silverlake HOA amenities, which include:
SILVERLAKE ASSOCIATION FACILITIES
• Swimming Pool – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Sand Volleyball Court – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Baseball Field – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Clubhouse – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Creekstone Park – Magnolia and Lawson
• Main Park – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Sedgefield Park – Paigewood Drive
• Soccer Field – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Splash Pad – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Stonebridge Park – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Tennis Courts – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Swimming Pool – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Sand Volleyball Court – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Baseball Field – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Clubhouse – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Creekstone Park – Magnolia and Lawson
• Main Park – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Sedgefield Park – Paigewood Drive
• Soccer Field – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Splash Pad – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
• Stonebridge Park – 9903 Bailey Rd
• Tennis Courts – 2715 Southwyck Pkwy
Additionally, Silverlake residents will no longer have access to the following Southwyck 4 HOA facilities:
SOUTHWYCK IV ASSOCIATION FACILITIES
• Morgan Road Playground
• Baseball Fields
• Swimming Pool
• Morgan Road Playground
• Baseball Fields
• Swimming Pool
We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to protect the quality, safety, and integrity of our community. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Silverlake HOA office.
Sincerely,
Silverlake HOA Board of Directors
Silverlake HOA Board of Directors