Quail Valley

is pleased to announce your 2011 Board of Trustees: Charlie Butera, President, Fred Grates, Vice President, George Everitt, Treasurer, Janet Calvin, Secretary, Drew Kayes, Donna Haselow and Toni Mamula, Trustees.

is excited that Avid Golfer Magazine named the El Dorado course as the #1 municipal in the greater Houston area!

is excited about the renaming of the old Executive Nine Course to MacNaughton Park.

welcomes new Parks and Recreation Director, Larry Foos.

Fund Monthly Board meeting is Monday, September 13, 2010 at 7:00pm in The Grille at the Golf Courses. Results of the recent Recyling Survey will be presented.

is excited that Council approved the purchasing of $9.5 million in bonds to fund the construction of the new Community Center/Clubhouse at the golf courses and renovations at the Tennis Center.

Fund congratulates Quail Valley Elementary School on their recent "Exemplary Rating"!

Fund Trustees are sending out a survey to all Quail Valley Fund residents about recycling. Watch your mail boxes as the survey should arrive towards the end of this week.

is excited that Missouri City ranked 21st in Money Magazine's 100 Best Places to Live. Check out the info at this link: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2010/top100/

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Quail Valley encourages everyone to watch the Mayor's recent speech and presentation at the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce. It can be viewed on Channel 16 (Comcast) or Channel 99 AT&T U-Verse.

wishes to remind everyone of the public input meeting for the new clubhouse/community center for the Golf Courses to be held on Tuesday, June 22nd at 7:00pm at the Community Center at City Hall.

is excited that the lawsuit regarding the City's taking the Golf Courses by eminent domain has been settled.