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Get in the Swim of Things! YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS FROM THE SUMMERLIN COUNCIL May 2021 Get In The Swim Of Things! Summerlin Pools Spring Session SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS | MAY 1 - 23 *POOL PASSES AND RESERVATIONS REQUIRED he Summerlin Council is pass (available for purchase beg- information prior to your pool Texcited to announce plans for inning Monday, April 26 at 10 a.m. visit. If you do not have a current the start of its 2021 pool season! on summerlink.com/community/ Summerlin I.D. card, phone assist- This spring, the Trails, Vistas pools/). Each pass is good for a ance will be provided or in-person and Willows pools will be open designated number of scheduled appointments scheduled by calling on Saturdays and Sundays, May visits at any of the Summerlin 702.341.5500. 1 through 23. Three sessions are community pools. Daily pool operations begin available each day at 10 a.m., Detailed reservation instructions May 26; summer session details 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. and operations policies are posted will be announced later this spring. Access to the pools is managed on summerlink.com. To adhere For more information, please call by reservation with a valid Sum- to access requirements and safety The Summerlin Council at 702- merlin resident I.D. card and pool guidelines, please review this 341-5500. Summer is Coming! Summerlin's pool and summer recreation season is fast approaching. Make an appointment to receive your Summerlin Resident ID for online access to activity registrations and pool reservations. Call 702.341.5500 for details. COMMUNITY NEWS By Randy Ecklund Leaving Things Better Than You Published By Found Them The Summerlin Council 1910 Spring Gate Lane Las Vegas, Nevada 89134 s you are aware, it requires a The streetscape common areas con- 702-341-5500 Aconsiderable amount of time, tain a variety of components and energy and membership fees to main- amenities including landscape, side- Summerlin North tain and preserve the appearance of walks and bike paths, street furniture, Community Association our Summerlin community common walls, site lighting, pedestrian access 2120 Snow Trail areas. In general, these common areas gates and a highly sophisticated irrig- Las Vegas, NV 89134 702-838-5500 include streetscapes, major entryways, ation system. Summerlin monuments, village sign- Council parks presently include Summerlin West & South age, neighborhood entry signage, community centers, seasonal swim- Community Associations landscape treatments, neighborhood ming pools and play fountains, multiple 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 220 mini-parks and 24 regional Summerlin lighted ball fields and soccer fields, Las Vegas, NV 89135 Council parks. When you sum up all lighted tennis and pickleball facilities, 702-791-4600 of the areas, the Summerlin master lighted basketball courts, restroom community associations and Council facilities, and numerous tot equipment The Trails Community Center maintain and oversee well over 1,125 and picnic areas. 1910 Spring Gate Lane acres of open space…with more on My purpose in briefly outlining Las Vegas, NV 89134 the way! these areas is twofold. First, I hope it 702-341-5500 Continued on next page The Willows Community Center 2775 Desert Marigold Lane Board Meetings Las Vegas, NV 89135 Summerlin North Summerlin West 702-240-6500 Community Association Community Association Zoom Meeting (see page 4 for information) Virtually via Microsoft Teams (See www.summerlink.com) The Gardens Community Center Wednesday, May 26 at 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 11 at 3 p.m. The agenda will be available on Monday, May 24 at The The agenda will be available at the Summerlin Community 10401 Garden Park Drive Trails Community Center or the Summerlin North Management Office, 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite Las Vegas, NV 89135 Community Management Office, 2120 Snow Trail and at 220 and at www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to 702-562-4890 www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. cancellation. Call 702.791.4600 to confirm. Call 702.838.5500 to confirm. The Summerlin Council The Vistas Community Center Summerlin South Teleconference Meeting 11312 Parkside Way Community Association (Dial in 1.844.875.5501 Code 2068363756) Las Vegas, NV 89138 Teleconference Meeting (see page 5 for information) Thursday, May 27 at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May 20 at 4 p.m. The agenda will be available on Monday, May 24 at The 702-360-1370 The agenda will be available on Friday, May 14 at Willows, Gardens,Trails and Vistas Community Centers, The Willows, Gardens, Trails and Vistas Community or the Summerlin Community Management Office, 2115 The Arbors Tennis & Play Park Centers, or the Summerlin Community Management Festival Plaza, Suite 220 and at www.summerlink.com. Office, 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 220 and at www. Meetings subject to cancellation. Call 702-341-5500 to 610 Sageberry Drive summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. confirm. Las Vegas, NV 89144 Call (702) 791-4600 to confirm. 702-233-5831 A unit owner has the right to: *Court reservation line: 702-240-2386 a) Have a copy of the minutes or a summary of the minutes distributed to him upon request and upon payment to the (*Reservation punch card required) association of the cost of making the distribution as Please Note: Due to early publishing deadlines, outlined in NRS 116. Board meeting summaries included in Summerlines b) Speak to the Board of Directors in accordance with NRS 116, unless the Board is meeting in executive may reflect meetings held six to eight weeks prior. session. 2 | Summerlines helps to remind you of the vast amenities for which your It is important to remember that we are all in this membership fees are used. Regular maintenance, utility together, sharing and caring for our amenities. After all, services, and care and upkeep of these common elements they belong to each of us. GNMAWYA is an expensive, but wise investment in our community. Each of us as members share in the financial obligation, commitment and investment to keep our common areas SUMMERLIN TENNIS CLUB well maintained. Summerlin Tennis It is also important that we value and respect our owner- Club is happy to ship relationship with these community common areas. announce the exp- They are in essence an extension of our own yards’ and ansion of its tennis are a great source of enjoyment and pride to our member- programs by offering ship. Community management personnel and various small group lessons. maintenance subcontractors work diligently with assoc- For the safety of our iation and Council funds to help keep our common areas team, community, our students and their looking good…not just because they are paid to, but also families, we will continue to keep our groups small because of the pride they take in being part of the high with a max student-coach ratio of 6:1. standards of Summerlin. Group sessions will be four weeks in duration with We as residents also play a critical role in this effort. lessons twice a week for a total of eight lessons per Simply put, our own practices with respect to picking up session. Class duration is one hour for Pee Wee, Red, after ourselves, our kids, and our pets can have a profound Orange, and Green Ball. Tiny Tots is 30 minutes. Cost effect on the daily appearance of the community. Further, is per child, per session. reminding our children that mischievous damage done to For more information, visit plants, walls, gates, restrooms, lighting and other compon- https://summerlintennisclub.com/group-lessons. ents adds up to costly repairs. Summer is fast approaching and plans are underway for reimagined recreational experiences in Summerlin! • Swim Lessons • Summerlin Seals Swim Team • Summer Day Camps…and more! Don’t miss out on the fun! Visit summerlink.com for updates or call 702.341.5500 to establish your Summerlin household account and to receive timely Email announcements. May 2021 | 3 - Heard the Management Report that included: NEWS FROM THE NORTH - LandCare Landscape Reports Summerlin North Community Association - Design Review Issues – None - Heard the Unfinished Business: None - Heard the New Business MEETING SUMMARY - Violation Process/Addition of Community Comp- BOARD OF DIRECTORS liance Representative. MARCH 24, 2021 - Homeowner Comments regarding any other item: None - Scheduled the next Board of Directors Meeting for April NOTICE OF MEETING: Upon notice duly given and 28, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. via Zoom Meetings. received, a meeting of the Summerlin North Community - Held an Executive Session to discuss legal, collection Association Board of Directors was held on Wednesday, and compliance issues immediately after the business March 24, 2021 held via Zoom Meetings. meeting. ATTENDANCE: Board Members Present: Cindy Parker, Don Brizzolara, David Dean, Robert Weiss, John Morelli, SUMMERLIN NORTH BOARD MEETING Elma Dallal, and David Johnsen. Board Member(s Wednesday, May 26, 5 PM. Agenda available May 24 Absent: None. Administrative Staff: Sheri Rios, Cynthia Meeting ID: 965 6712 7858 Passcode: 211838 Villalpando and Linda Boutwell. Zoom Meeting ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THE FOLLOWING: https://zoom.us/j/96567127858?pwd=dVp5MUZUU0lSS - Homeowner comments regarding agenda items: None WpScmZvN1RRdy9Pdz09 - Approved the Consent Agenda, including 1) Minutes – February 24, 2021; 2) Financial Reports and Bank Summerlines welcomes your news and information about Summerlin North. All submittals should be sent to: News from the North, 2120 Snow Trail, Las Vegas, NV 89134. All material submitted must be informative and of interest to the Reconciliations – February 2021; 3) Builder Closing residents at large. It must be for non-commercial purposes, non-political in nature, factual, presented in a format that is not prejudicial or biased, presented within a time frame that allows for its review prior to publication (allow six weeks Update – February 2021; 4) Compliance Reports. lead time), typewritten, double spaced and in a type size no smaller than twelve (12) point.
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