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Graduations Galore! Galore! Graduations Graduations PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID TAMPA FL Carrollwood Civic Association PERMIT #3513 Carrollwood Recreation District 3515 McFarland Road Tampa, Florida 33618 www.originalcarrollwood.com www.originalcarrollwoodCRD.com Residents welcome to attend. to welcome Residents Carrollwood Rec Center - 3515 McFarland Road Road McFarland 3515 - Center Rec Carrollwood CRD Meeting: 6:30 p.m. • CCA: 7 p.m. 7 CCA: • p.m. 6:30 Meeting: CRD Monday, June 8, 2020 8, June Monday, Notice of Board Meetings Meetings Board of Notice Graduations Galore! Galore! Graduations Graduations See our OC graduates on Pages 10-15. Pages on graduates OC our See A Monthly Publication of the Carrollwood Civic Association Civic Carrollwood the of Publication Monthly A June 2020 June COVID-19 STAY INFORMED. STAY HEALTHY. ________________________________ by Jim Powell, CCA President e held our second conference call Board CDC meeting this month. We are glad to announce cdc.gov thatW we have a new Board member, Mickey Jaap. He will be taking over the position of Standards Florida Department of Health Enforcement chair from Josh Shaffer. Welcome Mickey! Thanks so much Josh for doing a great job! COVID-19 Call Center (24/7) Josh has moved to Crimewatch and also working with 1-866-779-6121 Jerrod on social events. Our Treasurer, Jamie Sheer, email: [email protected] regaled us with an excellent financial report and we www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and- appreciate his efforts. Bryan Huls updated us on a conditions/COVID-19/ grant program that he and Josh are looking into for the lake management efforts. Josh discovered this County program's availability and we are most grateful. We'll City of Tampa keep you posted on our progress on that. Mark and www.TampaGov.net/COVID-19 Jerrod updated us on our progress on the Neighbors Helping Neighbors program and the Crimewatch For text alerts from the City of Tampa text email registration. Please make sure that we have your TAMPAREADY to 888-777. email as this is the vehicle we'll be using to provide Community updates. • Wash your hands often and Usually our next big Original Carrollwood annual thoroughly with soap and water. event is July 4th. Due to what's happening with social • Use alcohol-based hand sanitizer distancing, we have found it necessary to cancel the when soap and water are not parade. We are exploring options for the ski show, available. as it will really depend on what our Governor and • Cover your cough or sneeze. Hillsborough County are doing at that time regarding large crowds. While there is a great probability we'll • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and have to cancel that as well, we are exploring a few mouth with unwashed hands. options and will keep you posted via the Crimewatch • Clean and disinfect frequently email and Facebook page. Please be on the lookout for touched objects and surfaces. updates on that. • Avoid contact with people who are Jimbo Woodroffe updated us on several construction sick. projects. Thanks much for your work on that important area Jimbo. Jim Blanco reported on Newcomers and Yard of the Month. Thank you Jim for your As you can see, we have a great group of committed perseverance! Ashley kept the minutes and provided neighbors on this Board that are working hard for our April's minutes as well, thank you Ashley. OC Community. 2 JUNE 2020 • ORIGINALCARROLLWOOD.COM • THE CAROLER · A TRADITION SINCE 1960 by Mark Snellgrove, CRD President a m pleased to announce that resident Janet the CRD does not, and Bourland is the new office manager at the to be out-of-line with businessI office inside the Recreation Center. Her first the County could risk day was May 11, so by the time you read this article she the CRD's special taxing should have a good handle on it. It is with sadness authority. Also, White that we say goodbye to Laura Allegri who has been at Sands Beach is considered the helm for six years, having served our Community a neighborhood park, well. Both Laura and Shelley Stewart have spent the so when Hillsborough last two weeks training Janet during the transition County reopens their period. neighborhood parks with The Board conducted our May meeting via playground equipment communications media technology and TEN non- Janet Bourland and picnic tables, we Board members called in to participate. The CRD's should be able to do the general counsel (GC) was on the call and updated same. everyone on the park closings during this unique Lastly, a great big thanks to CCA Board members time and when we might expect to reopen. The GC's Jim Powell & Bryan Huls for calling in to the meeting. recommendation was to follow Hillsborough County They both were able to take the GC's advice and because they have public health experts, whereas guidance and share it at their Board meeting. The Board of Trustees of the Carrollwood Recreation District, a Florida independent special district, will hold a public hearing on Monday, June 8, 2020, at 6:30 p.m. The purpose of the public hearing will be so property owners and residents within the district may appear and be heard before the adoption of the 2020-2021 budget. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at the Carrollwood Recreation Center located at 3515 McFarland Road, Tampa, Florida 33618. Persons with disabilities needing special accommodations to participate in this meeting should contact the District Office at 813-932-1257 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. More information on the District can be found online at: www.OriginalCarrollwoodCRD.com. THE CAROLER · A TRADITION SINCE 1960 • ORIGINALCARROLLWOOD.COM • JUNE 2020 3 Steve, Drew and Blake Rey 3319 Picwood e are honored to be parades and the luminarias! out in the yard and working nominated as the OC When we bought the home, with nature to try and make yard of the month. I moved into W we remodeled the house something beautiful. I will miss the neighborhood back in 2006 significantly and added a second being in the OC as I have sold with my late wife, Gina, and story. We added on to the the house to Jenna and Mike my two sons, Drew and Blake. pool area in the back yard and Melasi. I know they will enjoy We have loved this location installed a fire pit. I designed the home and the wonderful because of all the amenities. and maintain the yard and neighborhood as much as we We especially have enjoyed the landscape myself. I enjoy being have. NOMINATE A YARD! Email your nomination to: [email protected] Include: • Address of nominated yard • Reason for nomination • Your name, phone number, & email address • If possible, please include a photo of the yard with your nomination. Thank you! Nominations can also be made at the Community Center, at Board Meetings or by visiting www.OriginalCarrollwood.com [email protected] 4 JUNE 2020 • ORIGINALCARROLLWOOD.COM • THE CAROLER · A TRADITION SINCE 1960 THE CAROLER · A TRADITION SINCE 1960 • ORIGINALCARROLLWOOD.COM • JUNE 2020 5 Carrollwood Civic Association BOARD OF DIRECTORS NEW RESIDENTS, Original Carrollwood Civic Association please contact President Jim Powell 892 1859 Jim Blanco to JPowell@originalcarrollwood com receive a welcome Vice President Mark Tempest 935 0540 packet. & Long-Range Planning MarkTempest@originalcarrollwood com Help Secretary Ashley Gray 431 7201 keep our AshleyGray@originalcarrollwood com Jim Blanco, Newcomer Chairman Resident Treasurer Jamie Sheer 932 7825 813.930.2420 Directory JamieSheer@originalcarrollwood [email protected] Legal Eric Pellenbarg 703 448 4121 UP-TO-DATE EricPellenbarg@originalcarrollwood Here’scom the information we need: COMMITTEES Last name: _______________________________ Crime Watch Josh Shaffer 493 1244 Crimewatch@originalcarrollwood Firstcom name(s): _____________________________ Newcomers Jim Blanco 930 2420 Phone number: ____________________________ Jim Blanco@originalcarrollwood com Address: _________________________________ Lake Carroll Bryan Huls 930 0044 BryanHuls@originalcarrollwood com Email: ___________________________________ Social & Events Jerrod Mills 727 243 0188 Email: ___________________________________ jerrodmills@originalcarrollwood com Names of children (optional):_________________ John Perez 957-5814 perez@originalcarrollwood com_________________________________________ Standards Enforcement Mickey Japp 765-1161 Email your information to: mickeyjaap@originalcarrollwood com [email protected] Construction & Dock Jimbo Woodroffe 549 9425 Thanks for your help. Permitting [email protected] Member-at-Large Neil Norden 904 742 8649 NeilNorden@originalcarrollwood com Carrollwood Recreation District BOARD OF TRUSTEES President Mark Snellgrove 265 2828 MarkSnellgrove@originalcarrollwoodCRD com Vice President Suzy Giunta 351 0651 Suzy@originalcarrollwoodCRD com Treasurer Mark Georgiades 240-5554 georgiades@originalcarrollwoodCRD com CLASSIFIED ADS Secretary Joe Costa 932 4269 JoeCosta@originalcarrollwoodCRD com COMMITTEES Community Development Chrissie Price 210 5007 FULL ARRAY OF HANDYMAN SERVICES. CPrice@originalcarrollwoodCRD com Storm cleanup. Hauling. Pressure washing. etc. OC Park Michael Carelli 784 4860 MichaelCarelli@originalcarrollwoodCRD com Chuck Kim (OC homeowner). 813-352-1382. Grounds Suzy Giunta 351 0651 Suzy@originalcarrollwoodCRD NEEDcom ASSISTANCE WITH GROCERY DELIVERIES OR Rec Center/Tennis Courts Paul Siddall 932 9584 PaulSiddall@originalcarrollwoodCRD OTHER comERRANDS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC? Scotty Cooper Park David O’Donnell 936 9737 A group of
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