02/16/2016
Olde Port Cove
May 2009
Volume XVII, Issue 1
Inside this Issue
President’s Message
Clubhouse Report
OPC Bridge News
York County News
OPC Party!!
Swim
Team Update
OPCHA
Annual Meeting
May 19, 2009
7pm
OPC Clubhouse
Message from the
OPCHA President
On behalf of the OPCHA, the
Board is grateful to all the
committees, the handful of
conscientious volunteers, and the
families of Olde Port Cove
neighborhood for making our
community one of the best in York
County. The Landscape committee
began beautifying our common areas
particularly this spring; the entrance
of the neighborhood and the club
house areas reflect their great
contributions and talents. We are
looking forward to improvements in
other areas as well in the very near
future. Many of our gracious and
friendly neighbors enjoyed the New
Year’s and March Madness spring
parties hosted by our wonderful
Recreation Committee. Roger Howell
has helped in selecting a new pool
contactor, “Sage Pools Services”
saving the neighborhood handsomely.
The Environment Control
Committee (ECC) is diligently
carrying out their responsibilities in
the upkeep of the neighborhood. I
would like to personally express my
sincere thanks for their untiring,
thankless, and never ending efforts in
keeping the value of our homes intact.
The neighborhood community is
looking forward to their
recommendations in setting up
expectations for maintaining the front
yards’ neat appearances. Our Security
Committee is doing an excellent job
of keeping the vigilance of the
community, and their efforts brought
to justice those persons that were
responsible for the acts of vandalism
last year. The Publicity Committee is
bringing this Newsletter to us at
reduced cost as a result of their
ingenuity of including the paid
advertisements.
All of us have accepted and signed
to adhere to the covenants of the
OPCHA that will be in effect until
2015 and beyond, unless we
collectively choose to let them expire.
These covenants cannot be overridden
even by the freedom of speech. It is
the duty of the Board of OPCHA to
enforce these covenants and trust that
in the future no political signs appear
in our neighborhood clouding the
sanctity and peace of the prestigious
and exclusive OPCHA community of
York County.
I would like to thank my OPCHA
neighbors for giving me this
opportunity to serve the community in
the capacity of the president of the
OPCHA Board.
The following is the slate of OPCHA
Board members for election on May
19, 2009:
Sam Margolin - 112 Port Cove
Christy Hearne - 409 Chinq. Orchard
Curtis Katchman - 310 Quartertrack
Jack Shelz - 309 Quartertrack
Sincerely,
Ganapati Myneni
Springtime in OPC
Thanks Deb, Roger & the
Landscape Committee
Many Thanks to our
Landscape Committee
If you haven’t seen the
beautiful landscaping display
around the flagpole at the
Clubhouse, you should go take
a look. Our creative
Landscaping Committee
members are nothing short of
May 2009
being landscape artists! The
very colorful pansies and other
flowers are beautiful, and the
artistic display is worthy of
awards. Members of the
anonymous, self-appointed,
totally unauthorized,
completely unobjective, pickerof-beautiful-yards-and-gardens
committee are out early this
season, frequently wandering
through the parking lot,
stopping to linger and admire
the spring beauty by the
flagpole. Many thanks to our
Landscaping Committee
members for all their work on
behalf of OPC!
-Anonymous
OPC Board Meets
First Tuesday of
Each Month
Monthly OPCHA Board
Meetings are held at 7:00pm the
first Tuesday of each month.
The annual meeting is held the
third Tuesday in May, and the
semi-annual meeting is the
second Tuesday in November.
All homeowners are welcome
to attend and participate in the
proceedings. Special meetings
may be held as necessary. The
board will place a sign at the
entrance to announce all future
meetings.
OPC Website:
http://oldeportcove.org
Please take a look at our
webpage, and email Roger
Howell with any suggestions.
~College of Charleston
Caroline Campbell
~James Madison University
Additionally, this newsletter is
now included on the website in
the protected calendar area. If
you misplace your “hard copy”
check it out on the web!
Tabb High School
Courtney FinkenauerLongwood University
We also have many college
graduates this year:
VA Tech
Thank You to the
OPC Board and
Committees
It is easy to sit back and simply
let our OPC Board and
committees do their behind-thescenes work for Olde Port
Cove. A list of OPC Board
members and committee
members is attached to every
newsletter for our convenience.
Take a moment and look over
the list to see who your OPC
friends and neighbors are who
spend many hours each month
serving OPC and working on
our behalf, and now and then be
sure to thank them! Also make
note of those who are not
currently serving on the Board
or on a committee but who also
volunteer their time to help us
all in so many ways.
Congratulations,
OPC Graduates
Here’s the list of our 2009 High
School graduates and where
they will be in the Fall:
Hampton Roads Academy
Stephanie Margolin
~Roanoke College
Alex Margolin
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Dana Kuth
Ryan McConnell
Adam Oppenheim
Raj Gill
Nicholas Vlattas
VCU
Banu Myneni
Johns Hopkins
John Kegelman
William & Mary
Kristen Seay
Ben Fontana
Best Wishes from your OPC
Neighbors!
We truly apologize if we
missed anyone! If so, please
email or call Susan Welteroth,
and we will acknowledge the
achievement in the next
newsletter!
Superstars
Those lucky enough to have
attended this year’s Tabb
production in March,
“Superman, the Musical,”
enjoyed a delightful evening
watching very talented young
actors and actresses. Five of
those very talented actors and
Olde Port Cove
actresses live in our own Olde
Port Cove, including Katie
Hanley, Evan McConnell, Chris
Kegelman, Timmy Hoyt, Krista
Meyers and Kayla Meyers.
Katie was absolutely fantastic
as Lois Lane. Her poise, grace
and talent were magical, and
her singing voice was stunning!
She certainly deserved a
starring role, and she performed
to perfection. Katie is a super
star off stage as well as on!
Evan, in his starring role as Jim
Morgan, also gave a sterling,
flawless performance. Who
knew that one of our OPC sons
who has such athletic prowess
off stage could make such an
easy, comfortable transition to
stage?
Chris, as Tai Ling, managed
some pretty terrific acrobatic
moves in spite of an injured
hand. The Kegelman talent and
sense of humor were evident in
all Chris’s appearances on
stage, helping to keep the
audience in stitches.
Timmy, playing the part of a
tourist, was easy to spot in his
frequent appearances on stage
as well. His mischievous grin
and great expressions made it
easy to pick him out in the
crowd, and his performance
added to the audience’s
pleasure throughout the
evening.
Krista played Sue-Ellen, the
Teenager, and performed
beautifully in her role, and
Kayla played the part of
Annette, the Secretary. Her
abilities and talent also were
evident. Both sisters are veteran
performers, having performed
in earlier Tabb productions.
We are lucky indeed to have
such talented, motivated young
people in our neighborhood,
both off stage and on.
Congratulations to all our Super
Stars for a job well done! OPC
is proud of you!
-Nancy Mullins
Friendly Poop
Reminder (Your Dog’s
Poop, That Is)
Just a friendly reminder to dog
owners that, unlike your
antiques and old collectibles,
your dog’s poop is definitely
NOT somebody else’s treasure!
So when you walk your dog,
don’t forget to carry a few
plastic bags with you. And if
your dog is one that often runs
free by himself to the common
areas or to other properties to
visit friends and greet
neighbors, it is still your
responsibility to check out his
favorite haunts and do a little
spot cleaning!
Neighborhood
Crime Watch
Reporting
To report suspicious vehicles or
people, acts of vandalism,
burglary, etc., please do the
following:
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(1) Call the York Co. Sheriff’s
department to investigate
the activity, Emergency Ph.
911 or Non-Emergency Ph.
890-3621, and write down
the Sheriff’s Office Report
Number.
(2) E-mail
oldeportcove@hotmail.com
with a description of the
activity, include the date
and time, Report Number,
Deputy assigned, and enter
“Crime Report” in the email subject line.
(3) Call any Board or Crime
Watch Member (in
Newsletter or Resident
Directory) with your report
no. and the time of activity.
The York Co. Deputy
assigned to investigate your
activity will view our video
surveillance files.
(4) To alert OPC, we may also
forward your e-mail to all
OPC Homeowners.
Additionally, there is a link
“Neighborhood Crime Watch
Reporting” with this info on the
website, oldeportcove.org.
YORK COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SLOGAN:
“When in doubt, call us out!”
890-3621
May 2009
OPC Multi-Family
Yard Sale at Clubhouse
Sat May 16, 8-1 (Set-up at 7a)
Rain or Shine
Join the fun as you sell your old
“Junque!” Tables, advertising,
and donation pick-up at the end
will be provided.
Plan to stay, set up and
sell…and collect your money!!
Call Shelley Minkoff, 868-6700
to RSVP and for more info.
Clubhouse
Updates
I am pleased to report that our
homeowners continue to use the
clubhouse for rentals and open
access functions (e.g., meetings,
game nights). I want to remind
everyone that whenever you
access the clubhouse, you have
agreed to follow the OPCHA
clubhouse usage guidelines,
rules and regulations. If you do
not have a copy of these, please
review or download them from
the OPCHA website
//www.oldeportcove.org/.
A few important reminders:
1) This is the time of year
the “critters” like to
visit. Always clean up
(e.g., vacuum or sweep
floor, replace furniture,
empty TRASH).
Suggest that you bring a
plastic grocery bag to
empty any bathroom
and kitchen trash and
bring home or place in
outside can.
2) The rental costs are a
real deal for our
homeowners. Rentals
benefit the entire
neighborhood by
generating extra income
to defray clubhouse and
other expenses. Please
do not try to “finagle”
any deals. Also, they are
ONLY for our
homeowners.
3) It takes time to set a
tentative date for an
event, and, lately, I have
had more than the usual
number of cancellations
with little notice.
Tentative rentals are
meant to hold a date in
case someone else
desires the same date, in
which case, I contact
you to verify your
intent. When you
request a tentative date,
please feel fairly certain
about its usage.
4) Be sensitive to the
schedules of the people
who clean and perform
pre/post inspections for
you. Please complete
your rental application
at LEAST two weeks
(preferably four or
more) prior to your
event.
Immediately report any
existing or new
clubhouse damage to
oldeportcove@hotmail.
com or me.
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Unfortunately, at this time, no
progress has been made with
repair or replacement of the
wood furniture. We hope to
accomplish this later in the
year. As always, use caution
when moving the furniture
(never slide it across the floor),
and use table coverings as
necessary.
Thank you.
JoAnn Hoyt (Clubhouse
Manager)
H: 868-0779; M: 869-0283
jhoyt1@cox.net
Bridge News
Nancy Mullins will be the
hostess for the OPC bridge
group on Thursday, May 21 at
7:30pm. Please note the change
from Tuesday to Thursday due
to the OPC Homeowners’
Annual Meeting Tuesday, May
29.
The following month, Tess
Beebe will have bridge at her
home on Tuesday, June 16 at
7:30pm. If you need directions
to her house, please give her at
call at 868-3995. Anyone
wishing to car pool to Tess’s
home, please meet in the
Clubhouse parking lot at
7:10pm.
On July 21 at 7:30pm, bridge
will be at the home of Dave and
Diane Carney. Please call
Diane and Dave at 877-7434 for
directions. Again, those
wishing to carpool should meet
at the Clubhouse at 7:10pm.
Olde Port Cove
Summer time is a good time to
learn to play bridge. Give
Penny Oots (867-8934) or
Nancy Mullins (867-7246) a
call if you have questions.
The Recreation
Committee recently held
a March Madness Party at the
clubhouse. The event was well
attended and a nice chance to
socialize with neighbors after a
long winter.
We are planning a summer
event and hope to have another
event in the fall. Please be sure
you are on the e-mail list to
receive invites and reminders.
(Send your e-mail address to
oldeportcove@hotmail.com).
If you are interested in joining
the committee or have ideas for
events, please get in touch with
Debbie McConnell or Patti
Hall. We would especially love
to have some committee
members with younger children
interested in planning some
events for them. The OPC oldtimers will remember the fun
events such as the 4th of July
bike parade, Easter Egg hunts
and Santa Visit at the
Clubhouse. The kids that
enjoyed these events are all
grown up, but we have a lot of
younger families now that
might love to participate. We
are fortunate to have such
wonderful facilities as the
clubhouse and pool, and we
should use them!
Questions or Suggestions?
Contact:
Debbie McConnell, 868-4371
Patti Hall 867-7263
Swim Team
Update
Get your towels – it’s almost
time for the Tabb Tigersharks
swim practices to start! If you
haven’t signed your kids up yet,
please contact Kelly Kowalczyk
at 868-1367 for registration
information. Swim practices
will be held daily at the OPC
pool starting June 1st, and
starting June 17th practices will
be held at both the OPC and
Meadowlake pools. We will
also have 4 home swim meets
at the OPC pool on June 25th,
July 9th, July 13th and July 16th.
Meets start at 6:00 pm. Come
cheer the Tabb Tigersharks on!
The Tabb Tigersharks will be
sponsoring an “End of
School” Splash Party on June
16th 2:00 – 4:00 pm. Please
contact Kelly Kowalczyk to
purchase tickets ($4.00/person)
for the party. Tickets will
include a hotdog, chips, drink
and dessert. See you at the
pool!
York County
News
The following are highlights
from the District 5 Report May
2009. Check your email or
OPC Website for Tom
Shepperd’s complete report.
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** York County Sports
Complex officially opened May
2, 2009. The 70-acre Sports
Complex sits within 181 acre
parcel of land leased by York
County from the City of
Newport News. The complex
consists of 13 lighted baseball,
softball and soccer fields.
There are 3
concession/restroom buildings,
a maintenance building with a
park office, parking for 916
cars and 19 buses, playgrounds,
picnic shelters, and walking and
bike paths. The playing season
for the park is about 36 weeks,
and during this period the
County
estimates there will be 657,000
visits to the park. The lease
agreement with Newport News
is for 40-years with renewable,
multiple 40-year options
based on mutual agreement.
The lease costs about $130,000
a year.
Requirement for the additional
sports fields is based on several
studies conducted over the past
11 years by the County Parks
and Recreation Department.
These studies indicate a need
for 17 fields but due to the
wetlands, the County could
only develop 13 fields. The
sports
complex was originally
estimated to cost $18.5 million,
but it now appears that the final
cost will be about $17.3
million. The County borrowed
$15 million for 20 years, which
results in an annual debt service
of $1.2 million per year. Nine
additional staff members were
authorized by the Board of
Supervisors for care and
May 2009
maintenance of the Sports
Complex.
Revenue from concession sales
is estimated to be sufficient to
cover the cost of maintenance
and the additional staff. In
summary, the Sports Complex
is a tremendous asset for the
County. Its centralized location
and consolidation of fields to a
single site provides for an
efficient use of resources. The
Sports Complex is a
tremendous enhancement to the
quality of life in York County.
** Emergency Medical
Transport Fees - Today, when
an ambulance takes
someone to the hospital
emergency room, the cost of the
transport service is
covered by the County through
tax revenues. And, as you may
or may not know, this service
falls within Public Safety,
which at 22% is the second
most costly expenditure of
County General Fund tax
revenue. Education is the
highest. Most people do not
realize that medical insurance is
available to cover the
transportation. To take
advantage of this untapped
revenue source, the Board of
Supervisors authorized the
County Staff to implement an
Emergency Medical Service
Recovery (EMSR), in which a
patient's insurance company
will be billed for the transport
service. It is estimated that
90% of the ambulance service
cost will come from private
insurance and
Medicare/Medicaid. This will
equate to an estimated saving of
$1 million to $1.5 million per
year. It is important to note
that the EMSR program
will have no impact on
emergency medical service
availability. No one will
be denied care or transportation
based on ability to pay. There
will be no co-pays or additional
payments for County residents.
In summary, since we are
paying for the emergency
service through our insurance
premiums, we might as well
recoup the cost and use the tax
revenue to replace emergency
equipment and train EMS
personnel.
** FY2010 Budget and Tax
Rates. The Board of
Supervisors adopted the
FY2010 budget and tax rates
for York County. The FY2010
budget is $125,175,704, which
is about $4.38 million or 3.38%
less than the FY2009 budget.
The real estate rate remains
unchanged at $0.6575 per $100
of assessed value and is one of
the lowest rates in the Hampton
Roads area. The Personal
Property, Machinery/Tools,
Mobile Homes and Boat taxes
remain unchanged. Realizing
that revenue was going to be
tight and that capital projects
started years ago were being
added to the budget, the staff
followed the Board of
Supervisors guidance and began
making program adjustments.
As a result, the County was able
to rationally (not in a crisis
mode) develop a budget and
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avoid the program shortfalls,
personnel layoffs and tax rate
issues of our neighboring
jurisdictions. Due to sound
fiscal planning, the County was
able to face the economic
downturn and adequately fund
its priority programs such as
education and public safety.
** VOT Rules on Cul-de-Sacs.
The connection of
neighborhoods is a hot
topic that often produces
considerable anxiety among
homeowners of
established neighborhoods.
Last year the Supervisors, in
response to a
connection issue in Running
Man, established the Board of
Supervisors as the
appeal body for connection
decisions made by the Planning
Commission. Well,
it now seems that the Board's
action may be moot because of
2007 General
Assembly legislation (section
33.1-70.3 Code of Virginia)
that requires the
Commonwealth Transportation
Board (CTB) to develop
regulations that: (1)
Ensure the connectivity of road
and pedestrian networks with
the existing and future
transportation network; (2)
minimize storm water runoff
and impervious surface area;
(3) address performance
bonding and cost recovery.
As a result of the legislation,
the CTB adopted new
Secondary Street Acceptance
Standards that will increase the
interconnections between
Olde Port Cove
neighborhoods and reduce the
number of allowable cul-de-sac
and dead-end streets. The new
regulations require that new
developments be connected to
existing sub streets, that
developers provide for stubouts to adjacent properties, and
that stub-outs be identified by
posted signs as future street
extensions. To address other
aspects of the state code, the
new regulations will require the
use of narrower street cross
sections, which will reduce the
area of impervious surface and
tend to promote slower
vehicle speeds. In summary,
while the new regulations do
not prohibit cul-de-sacs, they
significantly reduce the number
allowed. From now on, I
would say that if you live near
a cul-de-sac or definitely a
stub street, you can expect to
see future connection to
another development.
** Moores Creek Project
Update - The District 5 Report
of November 2008
identified the planned
construction on Big Bethel
Road to replace existing
culverts and move the road
about 10 feet. The construction
will begin in May and may last
until December 2009. The
design plan for the installation
of drainage pipe along Victory
Boulevard from near Fire
Station #2 to Calthrop Neck
Road is complete. The pipe
will run under the existing ditch
and is designed to divert
stormwater from the wooded
area behind the fire station and
Tabb High School away from
the Woodlake
Crossing/Running Man
neighborhoods. The storm
water will exit the pipe into the
ditch system near Calthrop
Next Road. The lay down of
the pipe is scheduled for
December 2009.
** Review of Strategic Utility
Capital Plan. The Board of
Supervisors will review the
plan during its work session on
May 5, 2009. The
significance of the review is
that proposed sewer projects
such as the one for the Shady
Banks community will be up
for review and funding
consideration. Acceleration of
construction for the sewer
projects is needed to address
quality of life issues for our
neighbors and protection of
our streams, rivers, and the
Chesapeake Bay. I recently
received an E. Coli bacteria
count taken at the mouth of
Moore Creek by a member of
the York County Waterways
Alliance that put the count near
the 1,000 mark. To put this
count into perspective, public
beaches are closed when the E.
Coli count reach 235. To find
more about the York County
Waterway Alliance visit their
website at
www.yorkcountywaterwaysalli
ance.org
<http://www.yorkcountywaterw
aysalliance.org/> .
Tom Shepperd
District 5 Representative
York County Board of
Supervisors
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Home (757) 868-8591,
Office (757) 225-2108
Fax (757) 890-4082
tgshep@cox.net
shepperd@yorkcounty.gov
OPC Business
Directory
The Business Directory is
limited to businesses that OPC
homeowners and their
immediate families own. If you
desire to have your business
listed in the directory, please
send the applicable information
to Oldeportcove@hotmail.com
Auto Gallery
Mason Aminali
309 E. Mercury Blvd.
Hampton, VA 23663
757-722-9320
www.autogallery1.com
Smith & Carter, Inc.
Heating and Air Conditioning
Specialists
Drew Templeton
10 Saunders Dr.
Poquoson, VA 23662
757-592-5924
Classifieds
House and Pet Sitters
Ricky Deleo 868-4875
Brian Durand 868-4614
Kevin Durand 868-4614
Courtney Finkenauer 867-7301
Blake Finkenauer 867-7301
Katie Hanley 868-9779
Kimmy Hoyt 868-0779
Chris Kegelman 868-8352
May 2009
Krista Meyers 868-7669
Kayla Meyers 868-7669
Katie O’Connell 868-0582
Evelyn Seay 868-8828
Erik Viken 868-5286
Kelly Viken 868-5286
Yard Work
Kevin Campbell 867-7511
Brian Durand 868-4614
Chris Kegelman 868-8352
Erik Viken 868-5286
Kelly Viken 868-5286
Babysitters
Caroline Campbell 867-7511
Kathleen Deleo 868-8475
Ricky Deleo 868-8475
Kevin Durand 868-4614
Courtney Finkenauer 867-7301
Katie Hanley 868-9779
Sarah Henke 867-9584
Kimmy Hoyt 868-0779
Krista Meyers 868-7669
Kayla Meyers 868-7669
Katie O’Connell 868-0582
Lauren Papas 868-0551
Tutoring
Caroline Campbell 867-7511
Lauren Papas 868-0551
Editor’s Note: Please
check over the above list of
names. It may need an update
as these young adults move
onward and upward!
For Rent
Corolla
oceanfront home, sleeps 14.
Call for on or off season rental
Meyers 868-7669.
Victory Bushin Kan
YMCA Karate and
Self-defense program has
expanded to Tuesday and
Thursday from 6 to 8pm.
The first hour is devoted to
younger and beginning
students. The 2nd hour is
devoted to older and
intermediate students.
Some students attend both
sessions. This progressive
program is endorsed by the
International division of Dai
Nippon Butoku Kai.
Legitimate International testing
and certification of rank is held
throughout the year. Ages 8
through adult.
If you are interested please sign
up at the Victory YMCA or
contact Larry King at
info@larrykinglaw.com or call
595-8100
Editor’s Note
Please email Susan Welteroth
with any suggestions, or,
especially, ADDITIONS at:
eyecatchersglass@mindspring.c
om
The next newsletter will come
out in August with the news
deadline of August 1.
Paid
Advertisements
The OPC Board has approved
the addition of Paid Ads for
approved businesses in this
newsletter. The Board doesn't
endorse advertised products or
services and reserves the right
to reject advertisements.
To place an Ad:
Advertisements in Word, JPG,
or GIF format are e-mailed to
oldeportcove@hotmail.com
with “Advertisement” in subject
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line. Ad fees are either hand
delivered to the Treasurer or
mailed to
OPCHA, P.O. Box 8027,
Yorktown, VA 23693.
Check (no cash) should be
made out to OPCHA
and include ad size with check.
Advertising Rates:
Half page
$50
Full page
$75
E-mail advertisement questions
to oldeportcove@hotmail.com
with advertisement in subject
line.
OPCHA Board
Of Directors
2008-2009
President: Ganapati Myneni
867-7870
Vice President: Rich Hanley
868-9779
Secretary: Jorge Blanco
659-0771
Asst. Secretary: Howard
Shegog 868-9258
Treasurer: Robert Sandusky
867-6261 (Unlisted)
Asst. Treasurer: Ronda Reed
240-2178
Member-at
Large/Parliamentarian:
JoAnn Hoyt 868-0779
Board Meetings are the first
Tuesday of each month at 7pm
at the Clubhouse.
Committees
Audit
JoAnn Hoyt, Chair 868-0779
Olde Port Cove
Lamont Poole
867-8934
Ruth Anselmo
868-8432
Robert Sandusky 867-6261
Marcia Sandusky 867-6261
Rich Hanley
868-9779
Roger Howell
223-4133
By-Laws
Chris Durand, Chair 868-4614
Rich Hanley 868-9779
Mac Mullins 867-7246
Roger Howell 223-4133
JoAnn Hoyt
868-0779
ECC
Paul Seay, Chair 868-8828
Mason Aminali 867-7559
Chris Durand
868-4614
Roger Howell 223-4133
Jeff Viken
868-5286
Fred Cheeks
868-0024
Bob Kuth
659-0034
Jim Woods
868-7170
Grounds-Landscape
Steve Kitay, Chair 867-8557
Debbie Fontana 867-9128
Terry Hall
867-7263
Jim O’Connell
868-0582
David Richwine 659-0254
Leonard Jones
867-7840
Buddy Tooze
867-1157
Ronda Reed
240-2178
Maintenance
Mason Aminali 867-7559
Paul Seay
868-8828
Chris Durand 868-4614
Don Ligon
868-0311
Jim Welteroth 868-4776
Roger Howell 223-4133
Jeff Viken
868-5286
Publicity (Newsletter)
Susan Welteroth 868-4776
John Kowalczyk 868-1367
Roger Howell,Webmaster,
223-4133
Jim Welteroth, Directory
Recreation
Patti Hall
867-7263
Debbie Fontana 867-9128
Delores Kuth
659-0034
Mary Kegelman 868-8352
Nancy Mullins
867-7246
Penny Oots
867-8934
Kathy Oppenheim 868-4191
Paula Campbell
867-7511
JoAnn Hoyt
868-0779
Marcia Sandusky 867-6261
Carol Schelz
867-5556
Debbie McConnell 868-4371
Ronda Reed
240-2178
Pool
Jim O”Connell, Chair
868-0582
Rich Deleo 868-8475
Cheri Coyle 868-7669
Laura Murray 868-6389
Paul Meyers 868-7669
Jerry& Mary Kegelman
868-8352
Roger Howell 223-4133
Ronda Reed 240-2178
Karla Finkenauer 867-7301
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Swim Team
Cheri Coyle, Chair 868-7669
Laura Murray, Coordinator
868-6389
Ruth Anselmo
868-8432
Jerry Kegelman 868-8352
Becky Henke
867-9584
Tennis Courts
Baljit Gill, Chair
Rich Hanley
Patti Hall
Jalaiah Unnam
868-6714
868-9779
867-7263
868-0098
Welcome
Susan Welteroth 868-4776
Elise Seay
868-8828
Storage (RV) Lot
Jim Welteroth 868-4776
Clubhouse
JoAnn Hoyt 868-0779
Gurkamal Gill 868-6714
Neighborhood Watch
Chris Durand,Chair 868-4614
Marie Williams
868-9355
Roger Howell
223-4133
Security
Dave Richwine 659-0254
Tom Shepperd 868-8591
Jim Welteroth 868-4776
Nomination
Rich Hanley
868-9779
Ganapati Myneni 867-7870
Marcia Sandusky 867-6261