Terence Davis - President

Terence Davis and his wife, Romelia, chose Block House for their home because of the family-friendly quality of life, and the convenient location. For the four years the family has lived in Block House, their daughters, Brianna and Elliana, have enjoyed the parks and pools.

Terence spent his early years in Youngstown, Ohio but moved to Texas in time to attend Lanier High School in Austin. He earned a degree in Criminal Justice from Texas State University. Then he attended St. Mary’s School of Law in San Antonio and graduated with honors in 2000. The legal profession seems to run in the family as he now practices law in Cedar Park with his lawyer father and cousin.

Terence joined the Block House Municipal Utility District in 2006. In addition to his service on the MUD, Terence has public service experience serving on the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce Board, and the Cedar Park Library Foundation Board. He also offers his services through the court Appointed Family Law Advocates program in Travis County.

Terence’s motivation for running for the Block House MUD board was to be more involved in the business and issues of the neighborhood. “My goal is to offer consistent and valuable decisions that serve the overall interests of the public and to make sure that the process and reason for any decisions are made open to the public.”

A curiosity about the inner workings of a Municipal Utility District (MUD) in 1984 led to a lifetime volunteer commitment to the Block House MUD. Cecilia Roberts and her family had just moved to Block House Creek the year before and now Cecilia was asked to join the board. Since then she has had a passion to make sure that all residents experience a life of quality in Block House Creek.

At the top of her priority list is the parks and greenbelts that lace the Block House community. Cecilia experiences a moment of pride when she sees residents playing in the pools and parks, and taking in the natural beauty that Block House offers. Cecilia agrees with other board members that enforcement of the restrictive covenants will ensure sustained property values as well as a happy experience living in the neighborhood.

Cecilia counts herself as fortunate for the opportunity to live in Block House Creek and to serve on the MUD board with her neighbors and consultants.

Cecilia is a Realtor by profession and also donates her time to other volunteer efforts in Cedar Park and Williamson County.

When Debra Junk and her husband, Bob, moved to Block House Creek in 1982, they knew it would be an ideal place to raise their children. Now that they have three daughters, Debra is willing to volunteer her time on the Block House Municipal Utility District (MUD) to make sure that Block House continues to be a safe and enriching place for all residents and their children. Debra is particularly concerned with traffic issues as the area grows.

Block House Creek is fortunate to have green spaces and a variety of recreational activities including swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts, hiking trails and more available to the residents. It is Debra’s intention that these parks be maintained at high levels and that future developments are geared to meet the needs of Block House families.

Debra wants to communicate with the citizens of Block House Creek and welcomes input from all neighbors. She also believes that residents have a responsibility to contribute to the quality of the neighborhood by adhering to the restrictive covenants that are set in place to protect property values and quality of life.

In her professional life, Debra is a professor of education at UT. Her area of expertise is mathematics.

Growing up in Harriman, New York, Steve Bennett developed a love of sports including running, bicycling and hockey. Even now Steve serves as the team manager for the Leander High School hockey team.

As a consulting mechanical engineer, quality is a high priority to Steve. That’s why living in a community with active enforcement of quality restrictive covenants was important to him. Steve, his wife, Janara, and their two children Ross and Hannah have lived in Block House since 1986.

In addition serving on the Block House MUD board since 1988, Steve has also volunteered his time as an assistant with Boy Scout Troop 171and as a LISD Leadership member.

“I enjoy being part of the community and being involved. My personal goal is to maintain or improve the quality of life as best I can. I believe that people who serve the public should be aware that they may not always have the right answer.”

Stuart Miles McMullen

Stuart McMullen has shown his leadership abilities with his involvement in the 183A Action Group, an organization that aims to provide a singular voice for all homeowners who live adjacent to the US 183A Toll Way. Stuart has worked closely with residents affected by the toll way as well as many public officials from the Block House Municipal Utility District, Block House Homeowner’s Association, the Central Texas Regional Metropolitan Authority (CTRMA), the City of Cedar Park, and the State Representatives’ office. Stuart has played a key role in persuading the CTRMA to provide a subdivision wall and a hike and bike trail, at their cost, between the property lines and the southbound frontage road. The 183 Action Group will also have input on the landscaping and design of the hike and bike trail entrances that will be placed along the corridor of the toll way adjacent to Block House Creek.

Stuart was born March 14, 1973 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He grew up in Tyler, Texas and lived there until he finished middle school. Stuart moved to Austin with his parents and five siblings in1987. He graduated from Anderson High in 1991 and enrolled in classes at Tyler Junior College in the fall of 1991. While on a soccer scholarship, Stuart earned an Associate Degree in Applied Science specializing in Farm and Ranch Management in May 1993. In the fall of 1994, Stuart enrolled at Texas A&M University and finished his Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science in December 1997. Immediately following graduation, Stuart started graduate school in Agricultural Economics. He received his Master’s Degree in August 2000 from Texas A&M University.

Stuart bought his first home in Block House Creek in September 2002. He bought his second home in Block House after marrying his wife Deanna in July 2004. The first home is currently a rent house and the other is his homestead. He also has a brother-in-law and a sister who are homeowners in Block House Creek. In all, including wife, children, siblings, siblings spouses, nieces, and nephews, Stuart is related to 9 residents of Block House Creek. Two of his three children attend Block House Elementary School.

Stuart is currently working as the general manager of Austintatious Autos in Cedar Park. He also works alongside his wife Deanne as a Licensed Real Estate Agent with the McMullen Group of Homesville Real Estate.