(near the north end of Park Vista Blvd.) Room E100 in the Main Building.
The closest parking to the Main Building Entrance door is the southeast parking lot along Desert Falls Dr (second drive from Park Vista).
Please enter through the south drop-off entrance.
On June 20, 2023 the PGNA Board adopted a Policy on Leasing and Short Term Rentals (Enforcement).
See Policy here. See also the Governing Documents Enforcement & Leasing Fine Policy here.
Information on reporting a Short Term Rental is here.
Any questions please contact our Community Mangement Company, NMI: Monday - Thursday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and on Friday 8:30 am - 3:00 pm, by phone at 972-359-1548, or by e-mail at Customercare@nmitx.com (please state you are in Park Glen).
Information on Mailbox Clusters
As you may know, many homeowners are required to maintain their mailbox clusters throughout the community but have failed to do so. Accordingly, the Association will continue to use Association funds, at no additional cost to the owners, to make repairs to the mailbox clusters. The Association will be looking at mailbox clusters that are leaning more than 5 degrees or more, have missing and/or cracked or broken bricks, or in which the structural integrity is significantly damaged. If you have any questions, please contact PGNA Board President Alvin Donohue at PGNAAlvin@gmail.com.
Drone Concerns
The FAA and wing.com are collecting comments on drone testing taking place around the country. We have a testing site at the Walmart Super Center at Beach St. and N. Tarrant Parkway). Now is the time to give your comments in order to help shape future regulations.
If you have a concern with Drone delivery by Wing for the Walmart Supercenter, you can report your concerns to Howdy@Wing.com
and to the FAA Hotline at
Call 811,
before you dig, to locate underground utilities
KELLER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT (KISD) SPLIT INFORMATION
NEXT MEETING: January 30, 2025 at 5 pm; Agenda
RECORDING OF JANUARY 16, 2025 MEETING: Here
KELLER ISD BOARD FAQ: Here
PGNA LETTER OF OPPOSITION: Read
Migratory Birds Information
Preventing Migratory Bird Rookeries in Park Glen
Each year, migratory birds such as egrets and herons return to Park Glen looking for nesting sites. While these birds are a natural part of our ecosystem, their presence in residential areas can lead to noise, odor, and property damage. Once they establish a rookery and begin laying eggs, federal law prohibits disturbing them. This means homeowners must act to prevent nesting.
What Homeowners Can Do
Prepare Your Property
Remove old nests from trees to discourage birds from returning.
Trim tree canopies to let in sunlight and reduce nesting opportunities.
Coordinate with your neighbors to ensure a neighborhood-wide effort.
Watch for Early Signs
Look for sentry birds, the first arrivals scouting for nesting locations.
Report sightings to neighbors and take action immediately.
Use deterrents such as noisemakers, bright lights at night, and water sprays to discourage roosting.
Use tennis balls or long poles to remove early nesting materials before eggs are laid.
Community Action is Key
Preventing a rookery requires a collective effort. Share this information with your neighbors and encourage them to take preventative measures. If birds establish a rookery, residents must wait until migration season ends in the fall before taking action again.
If you have any of these migratory birds in your trees, please contact Animal Control at 817-392-1234, so that they can help with the situation.
For more information, visit: Fort Worth’s Migratory Birds Page
Let’s work together to keep our community clean and peaceful!
