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Holly Creek Estates – a highly restricted, premier residential community of 330 acres located 5 miles west of Tomball – is bordered by Farm-to-Market Road 2920 on the south and Spring Creek on the north.
Estate properties (from 3 to 15+ acres) are graced with stately pines, majestic oak, pecan, walnut and holly trees, winding roads, and hilly terrain typically not found in the greater Houston area. Since 1980, Holly Creek Estates has been home to corporate executives, business owners, professionals and others seeking a beautiful, quiet country community in which to live and raise their families.
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Today,6/26/2020
the following is a message from Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo:, I upgraded the County’s COVID-19 public threat level from significant (orange, level two) to severe (red, level one). Level one indicates a “severe and uncontrolled” level of COVID-19, meaning outbreaks are worsening, contact tracing capacity is strained or exceeded, and healthcare surge is likely. To slow this uncontrolled spread of COVID-19, all Harris County residents should adhere to the following guidelines as closely as possible:-Stay home, except for the most essential needs like going to the grocery store for food and medicine.
-Avoid and cancel all gatherings of any size.
-Essential workers practice special precautions to prevent spread.
-All vulnerable individuals (65+ or with pre-existing health conditions) stay home.
-Self-quarantine for 14 days if in close contact with someone who has tested positive with COVID-19.
-Wear face coverings to protect others.
-Avoid non-essential business and personal travel. Avoid public transportation where possible.
-Cancel visits to nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and hospitals.
-Avoid and cancel all indoor and outdoor gatherings, including concerts, rodeos, large sporting events, etc. Schools and afterschool activities for youth close, as directed by educational authorities.Our situation is precarious -- we are on the edge but there is still time to step back. Stay in and work from home except for essential business. Wear a face covering if you absolutely have to be out. We are doing the best we can with what we have, but if we are not all in this together, we can expect to suffer more severe consequences in a matter of weeks. We’ve flattened the curve before, and we can do it again.
-Avoid and cancel all gatherings of any size.
-Essential workers practice special precautions to prevent spread.
-All vulnerable individuals (65+ or with pre-existing health conditions) stay home.
-Self-quarantine for 14 days if in close contact with someone who has tested positive with COVID-19.
-Wear face coverings to protect others.
-Avoid non-essential business and personal travel. Avoid public transportation where possible.
-Cancel visits to nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and hospitals.
-Avoid and cancel all indoor and outdoor gatherings, including concerts, rodeos, large sporting events, etc. Schools and afterschool activities for youth close, as directed by educational authorities.Our situation is precarious -- we are on the edge but there is still time to step back. Stay in and work from home except for essential business. Wear a face covering if you absolutely have to be out. We are doing the best we can with what we have, but if we are not all in this together, we can expect to suffer more severe consequences in a matter of weeks. We’ve flattened the curve before, and we can do it again.
Thanks
Steve Yon
ARC Chairman