Halloween Pictures

A few pictures have been uploaded from Halloween 2024. Take a look: https://whoa.smugmug.com/Halloween-2024-on-Langley

If you have some Halloween photos that you would like to share, let us know by sending them to [email protected]. Or, you can drag and drop your photos by clicking on the following link: CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD PHOTOS


SCREENING WALL Replacement Plans (Update)

Progress on the screening wall along Independence continues although it is running slightly behind schedule.  It is now projected to be completed by mid-November.

The City of Plano has approved Whiffletree HOA proposal for new landscaping and irrigation at the Clymer and Caravan entrances.  We will be using the same landscaping company as we used in 2020 at Marchman and Harvey entrances.  We expect the City of Plano contractor to replace the grass along Independence and repair irrigation system for the grass areas.

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Upcoming Events

Dec 1-24 Whiffletree Yard of the Month for BEST CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
Dec 22 WOW White Elephant Gift Exchange, 1PM at 3304 Riley; CLICK HERE for more details
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Jan 16 WOW Book Club Meeting at 6:30 PM at 3301 Snidow Court (Reviewing “The Family Game”); CLICK HERE for more details

Past Events

Nov 19 WHOA Board Meeting @ 7PM via Zoom; CLICK HERE to connect to the Zoom session
Nov 17 FRIENDS GIVING - Donate one or more gift cards for City House (Luncheon at Lita's La Mexicana, 7224 Independence Pkwy in Plano beginning at 1PM); CLICK HERE to RSVP
Nov 16 WOW Book Club meeting at 6:30PM
Nov 9 Texas Recycles Day (8:30AM to Noon) in the Chase Oaks Church parking lot (281 Legacy Drive)
Nov 2 Whiffletree Neighborhood Garage Sale
Oct 1-31 Fittest Neighborhood Competition
Oct 27 Monthly WOW Meeting at 3400 Wolfe Circle, 1PM - 3PM
Oct 24 WOW Book Club meeting at 6:30PM at 3401 Swanson
Oct 23 WOW Kids Toy Swap, 6PM at Wolfe Circle
Oct 21 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
Oct 19 WOW Teen Shelter Collection
Oct 1 National Night Out, 6PM @ Prairie Meadow Park (next to Mathews)
Sep 1-30 Annual Peanut Butter Drive to benefit North Texas Food Bank
Sep 29 WOW - First Meeting for Women of Whiffletree, 1-3PM; 3404 Wolf Circle
Sep 17 Plano Police Dept. Training: Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event (6:30PM Davis Library)
Aug 26 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
Aug 25 Women of Whiffletree Get Together, 1-3PM, 3405 Leigh Court
Jul 4 Annual July 4th Picnic and Parade
Jun 17 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
May 14 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
Apr 2 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
Mar 19 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom; CLICK HERE to Join the Zoom Meeting
Feb 19 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom
Jan 22 Winter Social (for paid adults – members only) at Napoli's Italian Restaurant, 6PM
Jan 8 Whiffletree Board Meeting at 7pm via Zoom

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About the Whiffletree V-VII Homeowners Association

The Whiffletree V-VII Homeowners Association is a residential subdivision comprised of 477 homes. It is a family-oriented neighborhood which is located just north of Legacy Drive, east of Coit Road in Plano, Texas.

Any resident of the Whiffletree V-VII neighborhood can become a paid member of the Homeowners Association. It doesn't matter if you are renting or if you own your home. We welcome all residents.

We want to formally welcome all new residents and hope each of you finds caring neighbors and a friendly atmosphere that add so much to the quality of life here in Whiffletree V-VII.


Whiffletree Recognized as Plano BEST Neighborhood (Platinum Level)

Whiffletree has again been designated a BEST Platinum Neighborhood by the City of Plano.  This award renews our Platinum Neighborhood status originally received in 2016.  Whiffletree showed evaluators in Plano Neighborhood Services that it is an exceptional neighborhood filled with caring and engaged neighbors.  This is a significant award.  Only 3 neighborhoods received this designation this year.  We should all be proud of this accomplishment!

Plano has eliminated the 5 year renewal application process and migrated to what they term Continuing BEST Credits (CBC) where Platinum Neighborhoods will need to complete a number of identified tasks in each of the BEST categories (Beautiful, Engaged, Safe and Thriving) within a 2-year period to retain its Platinum designation.  The positives of this system is that the tasks are understood beforehand, Whiffletree and other Platinum Neighborhood are able to contribute to the list of tasks in each category, and the list of tasks in each category may number 7-8 items where we would need to successfully complete 5 tasks to earn the required points to retain Whiffletree Platinum Designation forever!

Thank You to current and past Whiffletree HOA Board Members, the many active volunteers and especially, you our neighbors for making Whiffletree and exceptional neighborhood.

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Whiffletree Mission, Vision and Value Statements

Whiffletree Neighborhood – Be a Good Neighbor

  • Be friendly and welcoming to all.
  • Help those in need in Whiffletree, Plano and surrounding communities.
  • Maintain our home and property to promote Whiffletree as a beautiful and thriving Neighborhood.

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Whiffletree Leadership

President: Jim Skelly
Vice President: Tommy Mrazek
Treasurer: Bill Ostergren
Secretary: Lisa Kravitz

COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Crime Watch: Tom Moore
Membership/Directory: H.B. Bartz
Beautification: Tom Dixon
Social/Activities: Bill Webb
Welcoming: Nona Reid & Suzanne Starling


Newsletter - November 2024

To view the current issue of the newsletter, click on the above image.


CLICKING HERE or clicking on the above image will take you to our Facebook page.


Did you know that residents who are age 65+ are eligible for the "Age 65 Property Tax Exemption"? Do you need a Garage Sale Permit? Do you know how to look up Plano's Livability Score? Did you know there is lots of information available for Seniors? Did you know you can go to a single place to find this information ... and so much more?

CLICK HERE to view lots of information and services offered by the City of Plano


Watering Guidelines
for Nov 1 - Mar 31

Lawns and outdoor plants require less water as we move to cooler temperatures. November 1 marks the date to dial back landscape watering and to enjoy the water-use cost savings.

Effective November 1, The City of Plano outdoor watering guidelines limit sprinkler use to the once-a-week schedule based on the last digit of your house number:

  • Homes with addresses ending in odd numbers (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) – Operate sprinklers only on Tuesday
  • Homes with addresses ending in even numbers (0, 2, 4, 6, 8) – Operate sprinklers only on Thursday

The City of Plano also recommends that we follow these guidelines as well:

  • Turn off automatic sprinklers. Once cooler weather arrives, most grasses go dormant until spring which reduces your lawn's need for water. Subscribe to WaterMyYard for customized weekly watering recommendations.
  • Set your sprinklers to run between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. This is when the temperature is warmer.
  • Don't plant cool season grasses. Ryegrass and fescues require extra water during winter.
  • Avoid excessive water runoff and watering during rain, ice or snow. Runoff is prohibited because it leads to dangerous icing of streets and sidewalks.
  • Only water if your lawn needs it. Just because it is your day to water doesn't mean you must water.
  • To learn more about watering guidelines, CLICK HERE.

These guidelines apply until March 31, 2025.


HOA Dues now being collected

To Pay by Check

Make a check payable to "WHOA" in the amount of $145 and mail to PMB 288; 3948 Legacy Drive, Suite 106; Plano TX 75023-8300.

To Pay by Credit Card or PayPal

A Credit Card or Paypal can be used to pay your annual HOA dues. To do this, click on the PAY NOW button (appears below). Please note that there is an additional $5 fee to cover the costs for processing online payments. Payments by check do not include this processing fee.

Whiffletree V, VI, VII HOA Dues


Need Emergency Help While Driving on the Tollway?

Did you know that NTTA, who manages all the tollways around North Texas, offers roadside safety service on all tollways at no cost. The roadside services include change flat tire, provide enough gas to get you to the nearby gas station, jump-start batteries, make minor repairs, provide traffic protection and assist after a crash. You can get free help by dialing #999, or by clicking “Free Roadside Help” on NTTA’s Tollmate app. You can learn more about NTTA safety program at https://www.ntta.org/safety.