FAQ
Dallas Resources
If I need to order new city trash & recycle cans, how do I that?
Visit the Dallas City Hall website (www.dallascityhall.org) or by ordering them using the 3-1-1 app your Smart Phone (iPhone or Android).
Where can I see what my house is worth?
Visit Dallas Central Appraisal District (DCAD) - www.dcad.org
How do I report a code violation on a construction site?
Cell: 214-316-5555
Email:
jose.ruiz@dallascityhall.com
Supervisor
Cell: 469-515-0830
Email:
barry.boyd@dallascityhall.com
Supervisor
Cell: 469-404-2848
Email:
curtis.johnson@dallascityhall.com
What are the days and times construction crews can work?
Construction times that crews can work are: M-F: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Sat: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m., no work on Holidays or Sundays.
Lakewood Hills
What is brush and bulky trash, the rules and when does it get picked up?
The City of Dallas picks up once a month, free of charge, large items that don't fit in the trash cans. Lakewood Hills pickup is the 3rd week of each month.
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Appliances
If an appliance has Freon (e.g. a/c unit or refrigerator) it is NOT accepted -
Tree Limbs (8ft or less is preferable)
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Shrubbery (please separate from bulky items)
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Bagged Leaves
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Furniture
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Carpet
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Mattresses
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Other bulky items
What Doesn't Go To the Curb:
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Tires
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Passenger tires (25 inches or less) can be taken to the Landfill and the Northwest Transfer Station. Please limit to 6 per year per resident.
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Construction Debris
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Bricks, Concrete, Rocks, Dirt, etc.
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Mirrors and Glass (e.g. window or shower glass)
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Electronics (e.g. televisions, computers, etc.)
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Car parts (e.g. engine)
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Lawnmowers (or any machinery that may contain gasoline)
If I want to volunteer for a Lakewood Hills committee, how do I do that?
Find the committee(s) you'd like to volunteer with and send an email to each Chair letting them know you're interested, where you live and what you'd like to help with.
Are the neighborhood association fees mandatory or voluntary?
The neighborhood association fees are completely voluntary. The fees help pay for our annual Block Party, Holiday Party, Picnic in the Park, newsletter and our many other events in the neighborhood.
What is the Extended Neighborhood Patrol (ENP)?
The ENP (Extended Neighborhood Patrol) enables neighborhoods like ours to hire armed, uniformed, off-duty police officers to patrol our area. Frequency and length of the randomized, individual patrol period are decided by our group (based on funds), with a two hour minimum patrol period required on the days/nights they patrol. ENP has shown to be effective in reducing crime in neighborhoods.
How do I contribute to the ENP?
Are there city restrictions on how often I can water my lawn?
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Maximum twice-weekly watering allowed according to address.
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Don’t water your yard between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. between April 1 and October 31.
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Hand water or use a soaker hose. Both are permitted on any day.
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Maintain your sprinkler system. Repair any broken, missing or misdirected sprinkler heads.
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Automatic sprinkler system owners are required to have rain and freeze sensors installed.
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Don’t water during any form of precipitation.
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Don’t allow your sprinkler system to water driveways, sidewalks and streets.
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Don’t waste water by allowing runoff onto a street or other drainage area when you’re watering.
Lakewood Hills E-Newsletter
How do I sign up for the Lakewood Hills E-Newsletter
On the home page of this website, please fill in your information and you will be automatically added to the mailing list.
How can I advertise in the e-newsletter?
If you'd like to advertise in our semi-monthly neighborhood newsletter, please contact vp@cstreets.org or go to our Advertise page.
I'd like to help with the newsletter, how do I do that?
If you'd like to write or help compile the newsletter, please contact vp@cstreets.org.