Huntington Estates
More Than Just a Place to Live
A newsletter for the residents of Huntington Estates
and members of the Bath and Tennis Club
August 7, 2013
In This
Issue:
Swim Team
Season Recap
Naperville News
to Note
Questions
Board Meeting
The next meeting of the
Huntington Estates Board will
be held on August 27 at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Bill Hayes,
973 Collingwood Dr.
Minutes of the Board meetings
of Huntington Estates Bath and
Tennis Club are available by
contacting Bill Hayes at 630527-8193.
Swim Team Season Recap
The HE Seahawks had a tremendous
year. Coach Whildin and assistants worked
with over 150 swimmers ages 5-18. While the
weather was cool, rainy and unpredictable, it
did not stop anyone from swimming and
enjoying themselves.
We swam 9 meets against other pools and
also hosted our Annual Girls Invite.
The Championship Meets were exciting and
our team proved HE is one of the teams to
beat in the conference.
Classic Meet was divided into 3 sessions to
accommodate the large amount of
swimmers. HE was in the Naperville North
session and took 1st Place among the 8
teams who attended.
City Meet is held over 2 days. This year’s meet
BOARD MEMBERS
President:
John Mesarchik
Vice President:
Steve Baumgartner
Treasurer:
Jerry Caronia
Secretary:
Doug Montgomery
was at Metea Valley High School. HE took
6th place out of 22 teams. (last year we
were 14th).
Thanks to all the swimmers and parents for
their dedication. We are already looking
forward to next summer!!
.
Members at Large:
Bill Hayes
Ken Meyer
Susan Schroeck
Naperville News to Note
Sanitary Sewer Backflow Prevention Device
Program
COMMITTEES
Communications:
Bill Hayes
Community Relations:
John Mesarchik
Facilities Management:
Steve Baumgartner &
John Considine
Landscape & Pond:
Jerry Caronia & Ken Meyer
Legal & Insurance:
Debra Gillespie
Membership/ ID Cards:
Sue Baumgartner
Membership Wait List:
Susan Schroeck
Newsletter:
Lynn Strevell
Pool Administrator:
Lisa Trychta
Social Coordinator:
Shelly Temple & Nancy
Caronia
Swim Team Coordinator:
Michelle Wessel
Tennis Coordinator:
Jane Wernette
Tennis Junior Teams:
Doug Montgomery
Water Polo Coordinator:
Katy Holzer
Website:
Jennifer Rosenbaum
Every year, some residents are faced with the
inconvenience and expense of sanitary sewer
backups that are caused by an intense rainfall event
surcharging the sanitary sewer system during heavy
rainfall events.
The City is offering approved residents the
opportunity to participate in a Sanitary Sewer
Backflow Prevention Device Program for those who
have a history of sanitary sewer backups caused by
an intense rainfall event or a surcharged sanitary
sewer system.
The program allows residents and businesses to
have the backflow prevention device of their choice
installed in their place of residence or work. The City
will reimburse the pre-approved homeowner 75
percent of the total cost of the project.
The property owner is responsible for scheduling the
work and paying the contractor for all associated
installation work and restoration costs. Upon
completion of the work, the property owner must
submit proof of payment to the City before the City
will reimburse 75 percent of the agreed quote. For
those interested in the program, contact Tony Conn,
program administrator, at connt@naperville.il.us or
(630) 305-5537.
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Flood Recovery
Notice to all
Homeowners
If you are planning to sell
your house, you must instruct
your realtor that a letter from
Moser and Heier Accounting
Services is necessary before
you can settle. Requests for
this letter must be made in
writing and received at least
two weeks before the closing
date. Mail requests to:
Moser and Heier
Accounting Services
901 Warrenville Road
Suite 205
Lisle, IL 60532
Questions? Contact them at
630-322-9050.
Please Note
There will be a $25 fee
assessed for any checks
returned by the bank for
insufficient funds.
Check Out the Huntington
Estates Website at
www.huntingtonestates.co
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As the City of Naperville moves into post-flood
recovery, residents and businesspeople are asked to
refer to this webpage
(http://www.naperville.il.us/floodrecovery.aspx) for
information on the flood recovery efforts.
Latest News:
Reminder: If you reported damage to the City of
Naperville already, you must still call FEMA in
order to receive assistance.
The only way to receive FEMA assistance is by
applying through FEMA. Reporting damage to the
City assisted in documenting the significant impact
needed in order to receive a Presidential Disaster
Declaration. Now that the Declaration has been
issued, residents must apply for assistance directly
through FEMA.
FEMA operates a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) in
DuPage County at the Lisle Police Department (5040
Lincoln Avenue, Lisle). The DRC is open from 9
a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday and
closed on Sundays, until further notice.
Please note that the assistance offered via the DRC
location is identical to assistance available to
residents who register via phone or Internet. As such,
residents may find it more convenient to apply for
assistance by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362), or by
going online to www.disasterassistance.gov.
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Update There have been a series of residential burglaries in
Naperville including our neighborhood. Residents are
encouraged to report unusual or suspicious behavior
by calling the Naperville Police Non-Emergency
number at 630-420-6666 or 911 in an
emergency. Write down the description of the
person(s) and license numbers of any vehicles
involved.
The Police Department reminds us that: Your job
is to REPORT crime. The responsibility for
apprehending criminals belongs to the police.
Below are some tips which can assist in reducing the
chances of an occurrence.
LANDSCAPING
•
Don’t block entrances or create hiding places
with your plants and/or bushes
•
Plant thorny or spiny bushes to discourage
entry
•
Keep all landscaping well trimmed
•
Position trees so they don’t hide windows,
walkways or doors
•
Consider gravel instead of mulch, it’s noisy
•
Don’t create roof access
•
No tree branches below 6 feet
•
Remove ladders when finished with them
LIGHTS
•
Exterior lighting
•
Doors: house and garage
•
Entryways and ground-level windows
•
Out of reach so can’t be broken/unscrewed
•
Motion detectors
•
Photoelectric Lights
•
Interior lighting
•
Timers
•
Kitchen
WINDOWS
•
Use additional security on ground level
windows
•
LOCK them
•
Use dowel rods, pins, or deadbolts (Cautions)
•
Keep trees and bushes trimmed back
•
Secure air conditioners with window brackets
and screws
Questions?
If you have questions, you can contact us at
huntingtonestates@aol.com.
Enjoy the Remaining Days of
Summer in Huntington Estates!
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