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Pickleball Club(SR) by Appointment Only TheThe ViewViewView July 2013 The Andersons Sail the Globe Story on page 14. Photo provided by the Andersons. Important Contact Numbers Sun City Shadow Hills Sun City Shadow Hills Community Association Community Association 80-814 Sun City Boulevard, Indio, CA 92203 Hours of Operation 760-345-4349 Association Office Montecito Clubhouse . 760-772-9617 Monday – Thursday · 9 AM – noon, 1 – 4 PM Montecito Fitness Center . 760-772-0430 Saturdays: 7/13, 8/13, 9/7, 10/5 · 8 AM – NOON Santa Rosa Clubhouse . 760-342-2850 Montecito Fitness Center Lynn Gilliam, General Manager 7 days a week · 5 AM – 8 PM [email protected] . 760-345-4349 Ext. 225 Montecito Clubhouse Marla Miller, Assistant General Manager 7 days a week · 6 AM – 10 PM [email protected] . 760-345-4349 Ext. 223 Ozzie Lopez, Facility Maintenance Director Santa Rosa Clubhouse [email protected]. 760-345-4349 Ext. 224 7 days a week · 5 AM – 10 PM Evangeline Gomez, Lifestyle and Fitness Director Lifestyle Desk [email protected] . 760-772-9617 Ext. 249 7 days a week · 8 AM – 5 PM Jason Ewals, Fitness Coordinator Montecito Café (Kiosk) [email protected] . 760-772-0430 Ext. 231 7 days a week · 8 AM – 3 PM Brenda Avina, Lifestyle Coordinator Happy Hour · 7 days a week · 3 – 6 PM [email protected] . 760-772-9617 Ext. 241 Shadows Restaurant Gus Ramirez, Communications Coordinator Monday –Thursday: Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM [email protected] . 760-342-2850 Ext. 204 General Manager, Golf Club . 760-200-3375 Ext. 221 Friday: Lunch: 10:30 AM – 4 PM Dinner: 5 – 8 PM Food & Beverage . 760-772-7992 Main Gate House . 760-345-4458 Saturday: Breakfast: 8 – 11 AM Lunch: 11 AM – 4 PM Phase III Gate House . 760-342-4725 Dinner: 5 – 8 PM Sales Office . 760-772-5400 Sunday: Breakfast: 8 – 11 AM Shadow Hills Golf Club. 760-200-3375 Lunch: 11 AM – 4 PM Shadows Restaurant. 760-772-4342 Pasta Night: 5 – 8 PM Sun City Shadow Hills Community Association Happy Hour 7 Days a Week: 3 – 6 PM Board of Directors Hours are subject to change. Tom Hutson, President [email protected] . 760-347-6317 The Stu Stryker, Vice President [email protected] . 760-469-3922 Jerald “Jerry” Cavoretto, Treasurer ViewView The View is published monthly by the Sun City Shadow Hills Community [email protected] . 760-469-2651 Association. This publication is copyrighted and may not be reproduced Judy Arnold, Secretary or reprinted without the written permission of SCSHCA. For inquiries about articles, content, and advertising inquiries, contact the Lifestyle [email protected] . 760-200-3500 Department, 760-342-2850, or email [email protected]. Leeanne Brock, Member at Large Staff [email protected] . 760-772-5400 Editor-In-Chief: Lynn Gilliam, General Manager Editor: Evangeline Gomez, Lifestyle and Fitness Director Production: Gus Ramirez, Communications Coordinator For warranty or customer service needs concerning Residents your home, please email: [email protected] SCSHCA Communications Committee: All warranty issues and questions must go through this email. Shaun Casey, Chair; Arnold Choy; Aggie Jordan; You will receive an auto-reply stating your email has been received. Lee Powell; Bonnie Tucker; Sid Weiss Design Cynthia Gunn, Creative Services, La Quinta, CA Mailbox Repair . Ozzie Lopez, 760-345-4349 Ext. 224 2 July 2013 TheView President’s Report May 2013 BY TOM HUTSON PRESIDENT Safety and Security EPC New Members • Speeding continues to be a problem in • Happy to announce that Ann Blake, Harry Shadow Hills as well as in the Coachella Lubetsky, and Irwin Oppenheim have joined Valley according to a recent article in the the Emergency Preparedness Committee. Desert Sun. • In April the speed minder on Sun City Blvd. The latest President’s Report can be found on our recorded 524 vehicles doing in excess of website at scshca.com. 40 mph and eight vehicles over 50 mph. Board the from News • The Board and the Safety and Security Committee are aware of residents’ concerns about Security Officers following residents to obtain license plate numbers to process citations. New technology will be investigated Board Meeting that MAY allow patrol officers to stop residents and notify them that they have Please join us… violated a traffic regulation. Vendor Control Program Date: Monday, July 22 • The Safety and Security Committee is still in Time: 2:00 pm the process of developing a vendor control program that they will recommend to the Location: Ballroom Board in the near future. SunDial Service • “SunDial is a valley-wide, curb-to-curb paratransit service designed to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The purpose is to In this issue: provide next day public transportation service for persons who are unable to use News from the Board . 3 regular SunBus service.” Association News. 6 • Progress is being made to have SunDial Feature Stories. 10 service for Shadow Hills. I hope to have an From Del Webb . 21 announcement at the June Board meeting. Lifestyle Update . 22 Restaurant Operations Fitness . 29 • Effective Tuesday, May 21, a new menu has Food & Beverage. 32 been in effect at the Shadows Restaurant. Club News . 36 Come check it out. Advertising . 49 Log on to www.scshca.com July 2013 3 Treasurer’s Finance and Variance Report April 2013 BY JERALD J. CAVORETTO TREASURER Cash Balances in the Operating Accounts total budget for the month. Cost of food for the month was $1,703,783 and in the Reserve Accounts total 48.4% before discounts on an anticipated budget of $8,132,858. All balances are invested according to the 35.5% before discounts. Cost of beverage for the month Sun City Shadow Hills approved Investment Policy. was 26.3% on an anticipated budget of 28%. Total combined revenue for the month was $853,462. Total Year-to-Date expenses were $138,611 under This includes assessment payments in the amount of budget on a year-to-date expense projection of $732,567 and interest, food and beverage, and other $2,767,996. income in the amount of $120,895. The cumulative total equity is $2,112,518, which Total Food and Beverage Expense was $7,078 under includes fixed assets of $527,648. The latest Financials can be found on our website at scshca.com. 4 July 2013 TheView Motions Passed By Board · April 22, 2013 12. Board / HOA Newsletter Insertion in Consent Agenda Billing Statements Approved the drafting of Committee minutes were approved in Consent a one page informational insert to member’s Agenda as well as the following item. billing statements on a quarterly basis to be A. Renewal of Quality Street Sweeping Contract drafted by the Communication’s Committee at ($4,933 per month – no increase) a cost of 75 cents per page by PCM. 13. Replacement of Fitness Equipment New Business Approved the purchase of a treadmill and a 1. Association Office Summer Hours HOA total body trainer from Advantage Fitness office closed each Friday beginning May 31, Products for a total cost of $11,234.08 which 2013 through October 11, 2013. Association is a fully funded reserve expense. staff will be working on projects and will assist 14. The Broadway Tenors Booking Agreement new members by appointment only. Office will Approved the provided booking agreement for continue to be open first Saturday of month The Broadway Tenors to perform two shows from 8:00 am to noon (July 13 open as July 6 on December 1, 2013 for a total of is part of holiday weekend) $11,000.00. 2. Release of Security Related to Subsidy 15. John Bolivar and Yve Evans Agreement to Agreement Released Subsidy Bond #024-016- Perform Approved the provided agreement to Board the from News 920 in the amount of $2,781,431.00. perform two shows on January 19, 2014 for a 3. Approval of Design Review Committee total of $1,500.00. Members Jim Wieborg, Bob Paradise and Ted 16. Marilyn McKoo and Billy Davis, Jr. Booking Shettler – All terms ending April 2014 Agreement Approved the provided booking 4. Approval of Two New Members to Design agreement for Marilyn McKoo and Billy Davis, Review Committee William Moniot and Jr. to perform two shows on February 9, 2014 Daryl Wolf - New Committee members for a total of $20,000.00 as well as the 5. Scribner’s Revision of Minutes on Design Show Factory estimate to accommodate the Rules Scribner’s Revision to the June 25, 2012 production needs at $8,734.71. General Session Meeting Minutes correcting 17. The Shirelles Booking Agreement Approved the wording from Design Guidelines to Design the provided booking agreement for The Rules (no change to document) Shirelles to perform two shows on March 2, 6. Security and Safety Advisory Committee 2014 for a total of $12,000.00. Charter Revision Approved the increase from 18. ShowClix Ticketing Contract Contract NOT five to seven members on Committee. Approved 7. Approval of Security and Safety Advisory 19. Replacement of 6 Laptops in Montecito Committee Members Approved Andy Perler Clubhouse Approved the purchase of six (6) and Mike Cohen for a third term each ending Dell Laptops at a cost not to exceed $600 each. April 2015. This is a fully funded reserve expense. 8. Dissolution of SCSH Stitchin’ and 20. Replacement of Failed Video Encoder at Stampin’ Chartered Club Approved the San Gregorio Gate Approved the replacement Club’s request to dissolve their charter. of the failed 8 channel video encoder from 9. SCSH Needles & Pins Chartered Club InterAccess as per their quote of $1,560.60. Application and By-Laws Approved the This is a fully funded reserve expense.
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