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July 2018 This Year the Fourth of July Falls on a Wednesday Don’t Forget the Rent! S M T W T F S July 2018 This year the Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday. If you are planning a vacation 1234567 around this great summer holiday, remember to pay your rent before you leave. 8910 11 12 13 14 Your patriotic blood will be all blue if you are stuck with late fees when you 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 return from your get-away. Plan ahead and have a happy and safe 4th of July. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Staff 29 30 31 Patsy Chance, CAM, NALP July Property Manager July 1 – The Campbell Legacy: Ryman Auditorium Danielle White, NALP Cool Summer Cash July 2 – The Pretenders: Ryman Auditorium 5160 Rice Rd. • Antioch, TN 37013 • (615) 360-2009 Assistant Property Manager July 4 – Let Freedom Sing!: Downtown Nashville Refer a friend to Meadowood Village. If they move into our July 4 – Music City Hot Chicken Festival: East Brennon Hughes community we will give you a $100 referral bonus. Start Park Leasing July 4-8 – Nashville Sounds vs. Iowa Cubs Emily Hill earning some cool summer cash now! July 5 – Vince Gill: Ryman Auditorium Leasing July 6 – Foreigner: Ascend Amphitheater Scott Lyons, CAMT July 7 – Nashville SC vs. FC Cincinnati: Nissan Our office will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, in observance of Maintenance Supervisor Stadium July 7 – Sam Smith: Bridgestone Arena Independence Day. Happy 4th of July to all our residents! Mark Sharp, CAMT July 10 – Imagine Dragons: Bridgestone Arena Maintenance Tech Pool School July 10 – Donny & Marie: Ryman Auditorium Tristan Warren To make sure everyone has fun poolside, we thought we would give our residents July 11 – Coheed & Cambria: Ascend Amphitheater Maintenance Tech July 12 – Hot Rize: Ryman Auditorium a refresher course in “pool school.” July 13 – Kesha & Macklemore: Bridgestone Arena William Gant • Be courteous of others using the pool. July 13 – Janelle Monáe: Ryman Auditorium Welcome to Meadowood Village! Maintenance Tech July 13 – Chicago & REO Speedwagon: Ascend Olen Randolph • No lifeguard is on duty, so swim with caution. Amphitheater We are glad you chose to call us home. Take time to get to know your new neighbors. Groundskeeper • Wear appropriate attire to the pool. July 14 – Indigo Girls: Ryman Auditorium It won’t be long before our new residents become familiar faces and fast friends. We George Sidarous • Guests are welcome but must be accompanied by the resident at all times. July 14 – Nashville Soul Music Festival: Public hope you are enjoying your new home and we look forward to a long and happy Porter Square Park Please contact the office for a complete outline of the pool policies, and most July 15, 22, 29 – Americana at the Ryman relationship with you. Remember that the staff is here ready to serve you. Please Trooper Tara Lee importantly, be safe and have fun! July 16-19 – Nashville Sounds vs. Omaha Storm contact the office if we can help in any way. Officer David Snowden Chasers Courtesy Officers July 17 – Echo & the Bunnymen: Ryman Auditorium July 18 – Ted Nugent: Ryman Auditorium Office Hours July 18 – Halsey: Ascend Amphitheater Monday-Friday Tip-Top Shape July 18 – Stone Temple Pilots: Municipal Keeping It Cool 8:30am - 5:30pm Auditorium Saturday We are proud of our community and want it to look its best. Please do your part July 19 – Rhonda Vincent: Ryman Auditorium Follow these suggestions to keep your electric bills down while you keep cool this 9:00am - 4:00pm July 20 – The Smashing Pumpkins: Bridgestone to make sure our property stays in tip-top shape. Arena summer: Sunday • Dispose of trash properly. July 20 – Ring of Honor Wrestling: Municipal • Keep your thermostat set at a comfortable temperature. Constantly adjusting the Closed • Keep the laundry room clean. Auditorium setting will cause your system to overwork. July 20-21 – Punch Brothers: Ryman Auditorium • Do not leave cigarette butts around. July 20-22 – Nashville Sounds vs. Oklahoma • Close your blinds in the heat of the day. This will help prevent solar heating of your Pest Control • Keep hallways, patios, and balconies free of trash and debris. City Dodgers home. Mon., July 9 July 21 – Shania Twain: Bridgestone Arena Apts. 1-140 • Clean up after using common areas. July 22 – Stokley & Friends: TPAC • Dress appropriately. At the end of the day, change out of your work clothes into • Report maintenance requests immediately. July 23 – Niall Horan & Maren Morris: Ascend cooler clothes. This may keep you from adjusting the thermostat. Amphitheater July 23 – Steve Miller Band: Grand Ole Opry House • If your A/C system is not operating properly, please call in a service request right Monthly Code July 24 – Boy George & Culture Club: Ryman away. We will make the necessary repairs to ensure your home is as comfortable as #0704 Auditorium July 25 – Nashville SC vs. Atlanta United 2: First possible. Walk It Out! Tennessee Park Please remember that summer is the busiest time of year for maintenance requests. July 25 – O.A.R.: Ryman Auditorium Be assured that we will get to you as soon as possible. We appreciate in advance you A new UCLA study shows that middle age adults who spend more time sitting July 26 – Ricky Skaggs: Ryman Auditorium in the day had a greater thinning of the medial temporal lobe – an area of the July 26-29 – Cirque du Soleil: Bridgestone Arena “keeping your cool” over this very “hot” issue. July 27-28 – Anita Baker: Ryman Auditorium brain that is important for making new memories. Even if you have high levels of July 27-29 – Flea Market: The Fairgrounds physical activity, prolonged periods of sitting increases the thinning. Nashville July 28 – Weezer: Ascend Amphitheater What can you do? Get up and walk! Walk in the hall, around the room, outside, July 31 – Lily Tomlin: Ryman Auditorium in the mall, down a greenway. Added benefits include strengthening muscles, All dates subject to change without notice improving circulation, better sleeping and so much more! .
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