New Homeowner Guide & Checklist

Moving to a new home? This is a guide and checklist to make it easy to get things sorted in order of most importance.

Community Amenity Access

To gain access to basic access to Home Owner Association information, send your Final Settlement Statement and a completed Community Facilities Registration Form to hoa@eastonparkatx.com. This access includes:

• Physical Access to The Union. The Union has two options for access:
  • Brivo App – Once accepted as a new resident, you’ll be sent an email to download the Brivo App with your access code. The app is available on both Android and iOS.
    • Click here for Video Tutorial.
  • Key Fob – Instead of, or in addition to the Brivo app, you’re welcome to purchase a Key Fob at $30 each.
• Access to Nabr App. Each resident will receive an email to each resident to setup their profile in Nabr. Website
• Receive Easton Park Pulse and Easton Park Monthly Newsletters

Mail Keys

You can obtain your mail keys at the Burleson Post Office.

Water & Trash Service

Call or log into/create an account the City of Austin Utilities to start/stop/transfer your water and waste service.

BlueBonnet

Blue Bonnet is the neighborhood’s electricity provider.

CenterPoint Energy

If your home or apartment has natural gas, CenterPoint is the neighborhood’s natural gas provider.

Internet Providers

There are only two wired internet providers in Easton Park. Both internet service providers offer Fiber connections but with different speeds.

• Spectrum
• AT&T

Home Information

Homestead Exemption – This process is quite easy. Do not be intimidated. Printable Form | Online

HOA Accounts and Payments

You can wait for your first statement from the HOA, or you can email the HOA to get your unique account number. Click here to learn how to set-up your payments.

Union Park West residents also have a sub-HOA with Associa that needs separate set-up.

New Home Construction Address Information

If you have a newly constructed home, it’s possible your address may not be initially recognized by common services and maps.

Google Maps

You can only add your address once the road is on the Map. So, you will have to wait for that edit request to be approved. 

1. To add an address to the Map, please enter your address into the search bar of the Map. If your address doesn’t show fully, remove any house numbers or apartment numbers and the marker should locate you in the middle of the road.
2. Click on “Send feedback” in the bottom right hand corner of the screen, or click on the menu (3 horizontal lines top left of screen) and scroll down to “Send feedback”.
3.  Click on “Wrong Address” and complete the form (if you have an apartment number, please add it to line 2 of the form, and if your address has 3 lines, you will be given an option to add a third line). 
4. IMPORTANT: Do not abbreviate anything but spell everything out (Street, Road, Boulevard, North, Southeast etc). Google’s algorithms will automatically abbreviate map data depending on where it is displayed, but it’s essential that the full address be entered without any abbreviations.
5. Only make an entry on “Street address line 2” if you are entering an apartment or suite number.  In all cases uses the format of #3 (for an example of apartment number 3). Do not enter any text such as “Apt” or “Suite” or “Floor” — as such an address (with text in Line 2) will not parse correctly in Google Search.
6.  Should you be in a country using 3 lines for an address, after entering information in “Street address line 2” an option box will appear (“Add Line”)  that you may click on for a third address line.
7. Next move the Map to the exact location of your address. You can change to Satellite view and change the zoom if needed. You need to make sure that the pin is directly over your house. 
8. Click on “Done” when you’re happy that the marker is in the correct location.
9. Finally, click “Send” to submit this to Google Maps.

You will receive an email after submitting the edit request. It will say “Thank you for adding an address to Google Maps! The address is being reviewed. We’ll let you know once the changes are published.”