November 2007 DLCA Board Elections and 2008 Annual Meeting
9000 Davis Lake Parkway It is time for DLCA Board Elections. This will be published in the Dec. Communiqué. 704-596-6958 year there are two Board positions opening up This is your opportunity to present yourself to www.davislake.org in January 2008. We need candidates who are the community. Please send them to commu- willing and able to dedicate the time required niqué@davislake.org. to fill these positions. The election timeline is December 13 as follows: Meet the Candidates forum #1 (tentative). December 3, 2007 Deadline for registration for the election. Reg- December 19 ister with any DLCA board member. There are Print and mail Proxy ballot to the DLCA several ways to do this: membership. Fill out the form on Page 12 of this Com- December 30
muniqué and drop it off at the clubhouse. Early voting (paper and online voting only). Fill out the form on Page 12 and mail it to January 2008 CAM (DLCA) at: Meet the Candidates forums #2 and #3 4957 Albemarle Rd, Charlotte, NC 28205. (tentative). Or fax to 704-531-7180. January 29 Send an email with the form information
Early voting ends at 6pm. to: [email protected] January 30 Go online to davislake.com, and click on DLCA 2008 Annual Meeting and Elections Board Application to print out the online (Drop-off voting will end at 7pm and ―in- form, then mail, fax or email as above. person‖ voting will end at 9pm). This meeting You must be a member in good standing with is required by the DLCA By-laws and will be the community to run in the election. This the time when ―the state of Davis Lake‖ is means no outstanding debts to any Davis Lake presented i.e. 2007 accomplishments, financial organization. review and goals for the community in 2008, as well as the formal elections. December 3rd is also the deadline for biogra- phy, platform, and pictures. This information (Continued on page 5)
Welcome to the Neighborhood! We want to extend a warm welcome to Inside This Issue: some of our newest neighbors. Around the Neighborhood 3 Marianella Echevarria ARB Changes 4 Nigel Platt Charlotte in Review 4 Scott & Angie Long Calendar of Events 6 Thomas J. Ulrich Just for Fun 8 Zachary & Jill Lippe
Yuka Daniel BOsS (Business Owners Spotlight) 9 DAVIS LAKE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION James Paul Ratka Personal Ads 10 William & Kerstin Hunicke Board Election Registration Form 12 Reginald & Sharon Nealy
Thomas Clark Davis Davis Lake Communiqué
Davis Lake Community Association The Return of Lawn of the Month!
October “Lawn of the Month” Winners!
Questions, concerns and issues Downing Creek Thelmetia Bynum may be directed to: 704-596-6958 Call for Photos Deer Cross Valerie Vanderhall [email protected] If you have Old Fox Trail The Malec Family pictures from any DLCA activities from this year, we Winterberry Ridge The Olsen Family DLCA Board Members 2007 would love to put them in the Brent Whittington Fortunes Ridge Robert Paschka December Communiqué. 4506 Poplar Grove Drive Next month we will have a Harris Glen The Lee Family [email protected] year in review, so we can David Comer Crofton Springs The Hovrud Family relive the great year we’ve 8911 Shorehaven Court shared. Please email your Poplar Grove The Utz Family [email protected] p i c t u r e s t o Doug King Woodbridge Commons Jennifer Gulianello communiqué@davislake.org 9222 Heritage Woods Place by November 20th. You can Woodbridge Place The Ault Family [email protected] also put them in an envelope Jeff Dail Bridle Ridge The Robinson Family with your return address and 4737 Beech Crest Place drop them off at the [email protected] Nuttree Bluffs The Richards Family clubhouse. Please mark them Terry Potts with ATTN: Communiqué. 9117 Chimney Ridge Trail [email protected]
Legacy HOA Claire Fallon, President 8879 Legacy Lake Lane The DiNonno Family [email protected] from Deer Cross
Left to right—Luci, Woodcroft HOA Fabrice, Kathleen, and Susan Becknell, President Lyla. See their business 4716 Morning Dew Court spotlight on page 10. [email protected]
Ryan Houck, Community Director 704-596-6958 [email protected] Ad Prices The DLCA Communiqué is produced monthly, and distributed by volunteers to Carolina Association Management each residence in Davis Lake. It is also available in PDF format at 4957 Albemarle Road www.davislake.org. Advertisers committing to 3 consecutive months of 1/4 pg size Charlotte, NC 28205 or greater will receive a 10% discount (prepaid). 704-531-6822
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Hucks Road and David Cox Road Boundaries
On Tuesday, November 13 at 6pm, the CMS Board will: 1) have a public hearing on boundary recommendations, and 2) vote for the adoption of boundary recommendations. This vote will affect our children and determine whether they will attend David Cox Rd or Hucks Rd Elementary Schools next year. There are currently five boundary options: the original option, three community options, and the staff recommended option. For complete and updated maps and statistics for these options, go to: www.cms.k12.nc.us/departments/studentPlanning/maps08-09/ The meeting will be at the Government Center Meeting Chamber (600 East Fourth Street).
Around the Neighborhood
Kids Exchange - Babysitting Co-op Kids Exchange had their first organizational meeting in Octo- Email Blast ber and things went well. Kids Exchange is up and running Have you ever felt like you needed a reminder for some of the and taking new members. Residents can contact Kelly Robert- things mentioned in the Communiqué? What about breaking son at 704-488-3349 if interested in joining the group. news from the Board? Sometimes a community needs some- thing more than a monthly newsletter. Luckily, we have a weekly Email Blast with reminders and any new news. All Breakfast Trash you have to do to receive these, is visit www.davislake.org/ It seems that a lot of early morning breakfast trash is finding membersonly/ and sign up. If it is your first visit to the site, it its way to the ground at many bus stops in our community. may take a day or two to be activated, because it has to be Please carry your paper towels with half-eaten bagels, pop tart done manually by the webmaster. You are not automatically wrappers, juice bottles and boxes, etc. with you to school put on the email list when you register for access to the site. where you can find an appropriate place to dispose of it. You There is an email list sign up box on the home page after you can do your part to help keep our neighborhood beautiful. register or login.
Financial Reserve Study for Davis Lake Safety on Our Roads At the DLCA Board meeting on Wed Oct. 17th a motion was Pedestrians approved to engage Reserve Advisors, Inc. to perform a Re- serve Study for Davis Lake. Please be safe as you walk, jog, push strollers, and walk your pets through the neighborhood during night and early morn- ing hours. There are places along the roads that are not well lit What is a Reserve Study? and it makes it hard for drivers to see you. If you choose to A Reserve Study is a budget planning tool used to identify the be in the bicycle path, please wear light clothing and some current status of the Reserve Fund, and to develop a Funding sort of reflectors to aid in your safety. The best course of Plan, both stable and equitable, to offset the anticipated future action is to use the sidewalks. Davis Lake has great side- "major common area expenditures". The Reserve Study will walks that are in place for your safe enjoyment of our com- consist of a Physical Analysis (which determines an objective munity. Please take advantage of them. Law enforcement has forecast of capital replacements or repairs including cost esti- also advised all pedestrians to carry their cell phones with mates which incorporate inflation), and a Financial Analysis them, especially at night. (which recommends adequate annual reserve contributions to fund future capital expenditures for the next 20 to 30 years Drivers—All Stop at Poplar and Whitewood which incorporate interest earned on reserve balances.) A This is a reminder that the stop signs at the intersections in Reserve Study models our long range property business plan Davis Lake are there for a reason. They mean stop, look both to provide continuity and dependability for current and future ways, then proceed if it is safe to do so. The four-way stop at Boards for years to come. Poplar Grove and Whitewood Trail, is a STOP, not roll on If you have questions about the Reserve Study, please contact your DLCA Board of Directors, [email protected] . (Continued on page 7)
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ARB Changes to ARC
The name of the former ARB (Architectural Review Board) has been changed by the DLCA Board of Directors to more accurately reflect the group as a committee of volunteer property owners. They are now the ARC (Architectural Review Committee). If you need to write members of the ARC - you should direct the email to [email protected]. Neighborhood ARC standards are now posted on the webpage www.davislakeorg/arc.htm. In addition - the ARB Application form has been updated, streamlined and posted at www.davislake.org/arc.htm. Another exciting improvement by the ARC is that future approved applications will be listed in the Davis Lake Property Owners Section of the website - by address only. Visit www.davislake.org/membersonly/.
The Davis Lake "Declaration of Covenants," requires that all homeowners must submit an application to the ARC for approval of ALL proposed exterior additions or alterations to their house, landscaping or lot. The ARC generally meets once per month - so please submit requests AT LEAST 45 days before you plan to begin work. The ARC has 30 days to determine approval AFTER the application is received. Work should not be started until AFTER ARC approval has been received.
Have a favorite place in Charlotte? Share it wilt us. Send your Charlotte in Review article to communiqué@davislake.org.
Fly Fishing for Mountain Trout in the Nearby Mitchell River… Just a short drive from Davis Lake, is a lovely mountain setting off I-77 North at exit 93, near Dobson, NC. This time of year the leaves are at peak, and believe it or not, there is sufficient water level and flow to supply a good day to catch and release Rainbow, Brook, and Brown Trout! During two Saturday mornings this month, the first with my son and then with a friend from work, we had success in catching trout, and, yes, some stories of those that got away! By the way, the number of wineries to visit in that area has increased over the last few years, such that the Shelton Vineyards is just one of many opportunities to visit the new wine country of NC. It is said that this region of NC parallels the areas of France known for fine wines! So, get out that fly rod, camera, blanket, and binoculars, and spend some relaxing time in our beautiful foothills of NC, just about an hour and a-half from your doorstep in Davis Lake! Submitted by: Keith Bartgis, Wealth Management Consultant, TIAA- CREF & part-time fly-fishing casting instructor at Bass Pro/White River Fly Shop, and resident of Davis Lake for nearly 14 years…often seen fly- fishing at Davis Lake – not always catching!
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(Continued from page 1) Establish sound fiscal policies and ance agent and other professionals for maintain accurate records the association What is an HOA, and why should I run? Develop a workable budget, keeping Provide adequate insurance cover- in mind the needs, requirements and ex- age, as required by the bylaws and local Many of us may have a fuzzy idea as to governmental agencies the real purpose and function of a Home pectations of the community Owners Association. With elections Establish reserve funds Inform members of business items coming up, this is the perfect time to that require their vote learn more about why we need good Act on budget items and determine dependable people who are willing to assessment rates Inform members of important board serve in these positions. decisions and transactions Collect assessments, which pay for A homeowners' association (abbrev. the expenses of the community (common See that the association is protected HOA) is the legal entity given the au- areas, lake upkeep, clubhouse, tennis for the acts of all parties with fiscal re- thority to enforce the covenants, condi- courts, walking trails, etc). sponsibilities tions and restrictions (CC&Rs) and to Operating a homeowner association car- manage the common amenities of the Establish, publicize, and enforce ries with it many of the very same duties development. It is how the developer rules and penalties legally exits responsibility of the com- and responsibilities as overseeing any munity by transferring ownership of the Authorize legal action against own- other business. Serving as a board mem- association to the homeowners. Most ers who do not comply with the rules ber is a valuable and rewarding experi- homeowners' associations are non-profit ence that should be undertaken by those corporations, and are subject to state Review local laws before passing who see it as an opportunity to serve statutes that govern non-profit corpora- rules or sending bylaws to membership their fellow neighbors, while protecting tions and homeowners' associations. for approval and enhancing the assets of the commu- nity. It is serious business, but also a task The purpose of a homeowners associa- Appoint committees and delegate worth doing well in order to safeguard tion is to: authority to them the investments of all. Enforce the documents Select an attorney, an auditor, insur-
Davis Lake is Thankful To show our thanks to the men and women of the Police and Fire Dept., I would like to host a Thanksgiving Dinner at the Clubhouse on Sat. Nov. ~PAINT YOUR OWN POTTERY~ 24th. To hold this event, we will need people to volunteer their time GLASS FUSING, CLAY MOLDING, PARTIES, to prepare and serve. Our civil ser- CLASSES vants work hard for us all year long and will likely be working $2.00 OFF on Thanksgiving while we are on holiday. Let us show them they are Any purchase of $15 or more. appreciated. If you would like (Not valid with any other coupon or advertising dis- to volunteer to help make this event counts.) possible, please contact Ryan Houck, Community Director at 704-596- 8613 Concord Mills Blvd. Concord, NC 6958 or [email protected] 28027 www.potteryplacestudios.com 704-979-1111
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November Clubhouse Calendar
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 2 3 9-11am Tennis Courts reserved for league play.
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PANTHERS Away 7pm Social Com. 7pm Charity Com. Game Tour (Fox 8:30pm Consumer and Hound) Advocacy Com.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 7pm Beautification 7pm Comm. 7:30-9pm 7pm Women’s Club 8:30pm “Go Green” 8:30pm Safety/ DLCA Open Board 8:30pm Sunshine Security Mtg.—Clubhouse Com.
18 19 7pm Financial 20 21 22 23 24 Com. PANTHERS Away Civil Servants Game Tour 8:30 Political Ac- Thanksgiving (Hickory Tavern) tion Dinner
25 26 27 28 29 30
Upcoming/Ongoing Events
After School Activities Ryan Houck, Community Director will be hosting after school activities Mondays beginning at 3:45. This after school program is for kids grades 5-9. Come play fun games and activities after school each Monday at the Davis Lake Field. Children are out of school at various times so participation is open beginning at 3:45pm. This is not intended to be a babysitting service so children planning to attend need parental permission and must be responsible enough to be without supervision, however; Ryan Houck, Community Director will be on site to direct activities. These activities provide a great chance to meet new kids in the neighborhood and stay active. As the number of partici- pants grows, there will be a need for more supervision-- any High School student interested in assisting please contact Ryan Houck, [email protected]. This is a great way to fulfill community service requirements for school. *If inclement weather; activities will be postponed until Wednesday.*
Panthers Away Game Tour The Panthers Away Game Tour gives Davis Lake a chance to show its community spirit outside the neighborhood as we support local establishments and cheer on the home team! See the online calendar www.davislake.org/calendar/ for more details. 11/4 Fox and Hound, 11/18 Hickory Tavern, 12/9 Midtown Sundries, and 12/30 Boardwalk Billy’s.
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(Continued from page 3) through. Please remind your youth to obey these signs as they are coming home from school.
Access Code Changes The access codes for the Tennis courts, fitness center and outside bathrooms have been changed. You can get the new codes by visiting the Davis Lake Property Owner’s section of the website. You can also call the clubhouse during office hours (M-TH 8am to 9am and 12pm to 1pm).
Communiqué Back-Up Deliverers If you would be willing to be on the reserve list of deliverers for the Communiqué, please contact Louise Norton at 704-597- 6153. She would love to give you more information.
Susan Zongker, Broker 4919 Brompton Lane (704) 579-1655 SusanZongker.com
Nobody knows the neighborhood like your neighbor.
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Just for Fun
Last months question: The square encloses a 4 x 4 grid. Here are some Frame Puzzles. Can you come up with the There are five different ways this grid can be divided into well-known saying, person, place or thing? Send your identical quarters. Each way uses a different shape. Can you answers to communiqué@davislake.org. uncover the layout of all five patterns? And answer:
1 2
1 2 If Land NME IfIf C
3 4
5 3 Sl ipp in g starting
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K 5 C 1/4 A BACK B Congratulations to Ken Peppercorn, who not only got the correct answer but found 3 more as well, and Nathan Bradford. Great Notes from the Editor
My name is Charity Bradford and I moved to Davis Lake in Share public and politically relevant information. July of 2006 with my husband and three children. In our first year here, we’ve added another child to our family and we Notify the community of activities and accomplishments have grown to love our new neighborhood. I am really looking within the community. forward to working on the Communiqué. I have been a stay at home mom for the last ten years, and as wonderful as that has Build a sense of community through readership participa- been, I am looking forward to a challenge that does not include tion. doing laundry, dishes, or changing diapers. Be an effective tool for Realtors showing properties to I also want to thank our former editor, Susan Conlon. She did- prospective buyers. n’t want me to mention her, but she did such a great job that she deserves a salute. All of these goals can and should involve you! New sections have been added that are designed especially for you. We in- When I took on this challenge, I sat down with the DLCA vite all community members who own their own business to Board and discussed the purpose and goals for the Commu- submit their names for the BOsS (Business Owner’s Spot- niqué. Our goal is for the Communiqué to: light). There is also a new Charlotte in Review section. Every- one is invited to write a short article about one of your Inform the community of DLCA policies and guidelines. ―favorites‖ in Charlotte. It can be any kind of place, restaurant,
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veterinarian, fishing spot, etc. All you have to do is tell us what, where, and why you love it. I hope to add more sections written BY YOU over the next few months. This newsletter is for you. So get involved and help make it something you find useful, enjoyable, and something to look for- ward to. Send all submissions to: communiqué@davislake.org Sell or Buy Your Home for Less!!
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BOsS (Business Owner’s Spotlight) (See Family Photo on Page 2.) Fabrice and Kathleen DiNonno have lived in Charlotte for three years. They relocated from New York City where they owned a res- taurant. After starting their family, they decided to find a new city that was more affordable so they could buy a home of their own. They came to visit Charlotte one week and loved it! Within the first year they opened a new restaurant called Lulu. The restaurant was named after their oldest daughter Luci and their partner’s oldest son, Lucas. The weekend that the restaurant opened, Kathleen gave birth to another daughter Lyla—what a busy weekend! At first they rented an apartment in the University area while looking for a home. Their business partners, Marc and Lauren Jacksina, suggested they look in Davis Lake. (Lauren’s sister, Melissa Curran, lives here.) Fabrice and Kathleen loved the mature trees in the neighborhood. They also liked that it is an established community that offers many great activities for their children and family. Fabrice runs the front of the house at Lulu and handles all of the management side of the business. His partner Marc is the chef, al- though Fabrice is a true ―foodie‖ and works in the kitchen himself at lunch time. Lulu is a fun, funky little bistro, great for a night out with friends or a night out with your partner/spouse. It is also child friendly in that it is casual and usually quite loud on the weekends. It is a converted little house, so the seating is quite cozy. Lulu is open seven days a week and serves an excellent brunch on the weekends. Reservations on the weekends are recommended. You can find Lulu at 1911 Central Ave. in the Plaza Midwood area. 704-376-2242. The menu is online at luludinewine.com. If you are a homeowner in Davis Lake, Woodcroft, or Legacy, and you own your own business, send your name to communiqué@davislake.org and you could be next month’s spotlight!
Personal Items For Sale/Announcements
This area is available for free postings by any Davis Lake resident. All Basket of Cheer‖ (mint in box) $6. Boyd’s Bears & Friends ads must be for personal items to be sold, or items or services wanted, ―Bailey and Matthew‖ ornaments (new in box) ―The Collector‖ and may be run for 2 months at a time. To place an ad, email commu- bear figurine (new in box) $8 each, also ―Bearwear Pin‖ $3, Angel [email protected]. Rabbit figurine $5. Lenox ―Halloween Cat‖ (mint in box) Cat in a jack-o-lantern, pawing a mouse at base, rimmed in gold, standing 3 1/2‖ tall. $15. Call 704-921-4339 Sophisticated custom-covered loveseat, matching easy chair and ottoman. Loose, reversible cushions in dark toast-colored velvet with tiny black dots (like a muted animal print). In perfect condi- Wanted: Davis Lake in-home daycare, beginning in late Aug. or tion. $455/OBO for entire set. 704-597-1525. Or see loveseat early Sep. '08 for newborn (arrival date estimated)! Please call Karl online at: http://www.jobsinprogress.net/furniturepage and Patricia at 704-509-2593.
Do you desire personal child care here in your neighborhood? Lov- Wanted: Davis Lake in-home daycare, (yours or mine) starting in ing Mom offering child care in home. 1 slot open all day Mon. and late Jan. or early Feb. '08 for newborn, estimated arrival. Please call Wed. and Thu/Fri. afternoons. Call 704-499-4507. Tonya at 281-770-6009, or email to [email protected].
DL resident desperately in need of p/t child care in my home for my 1998 Saturn SL2 4-door for sale in good condition. One owner. 20 month old daughter. Daytime, flexible hours. Please call Leigh Clean CarFax and all maintenance records available. Power brakes/ at 704-564-2849. steering/locks/sunroof. Driver and passenger airbags. Alloy wheels. A/C. Hunter green color with rear spoiler. Excellent gas mileage and great for a teenager's 1st car. $2999. If interested or for more FOR SALE: Craftsman 17hp, 42‖ mulching deck riding lawn- info please check out ad in Autotrader or call (770) 917-8312. mower with grass bagger, $900, great condition. Maytag side by side door refrigerator, 27 cu, water/ice in door, approx. 8 yrs old, used 5 yrs, stored last 3, works great, white, $450. (501) 749-3104. BRAND NEW – still in original packaging. 6 X 9 sisal rug with 3‖ black cotton border. Never used. Chose another rug and it was too Antique bed coverlet (2 pieces) with custom made skirt & bed- late to return it. Paid $179.00 new. From The Country Store spread, yo-yo design, multi-color, with homemade curtains Online store. Make an offer! Also: Indian, hand made 100% wool (Queen). Have to see to appreciate—$200 for all. Cherished Ted- Dhury rug. 6 X 9. Shades of green, cream, sage and some cinna- dies-lot of 3 collectible figurines: Lindsey and Lyndon-walking in mon. In good condition (one small area is fraying on edge…can be a winter wonderland (new in box); Adelaide-pumpkin figurine (new sewn). No stains. Paid $429 new. Make an offer! Finally: Italian in box); James-going my way for the holidays (mint in box). Ask- Marble Accent Tables – Set of 3 tables. Coffee table, Sofa table ing $15 for the three. Tom Clark Gnome ―Face It‖ (new in box) and end table. Great shape. Beveled glass tops. Asking $100 for and ―Ima Treat‖ (new in box-great for Halloween) Part of the all 3 OBO. Please call 704-509-0540. Charmers Collection-2 1/2 inches tall. $8 each. Snow Bunnies ―A
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Volunteer Lift-Off! Architectural Review Committee
We Have Lift-Off: Davis Lake Volunteer Pro- ARC Members Legacy HOA/ARC gram Gets off the Ground Grant Smalle, President Claire Fallon([email protected]) For several months the Davis Lake Volunteer Woodbridge Commons/ Woodcroft HOA/ARC Program has been gathering support. Residents Woodbridge Place Don Noe 895-3200 are encouraged to register online and choose the If you would like to contact the committee or committees that best suit their inter- Mike Orzech, members of the ARC by email, ests. We are seeing a lot of eager participants Winterberry Ridge write to: [email protected]. Your with great energy to do good things for the com- Dan Potts message will go to all of the munity. Downing Creek/Nuttree Bluff members listed above. Please put After laying down the vision for the program in Leigh Hoch your neighborhood or your prop- greater detail and sharing ideas among members Harris Glen/Fortunes Ridge erty address (such as "Deer of the community at our Volunteer Kick-Off, it is Battey Lee Cross" or 123 Poplar Grove Dr.) time to put the program into action. Crofton Springs/Chestnut in the subject line of your mes- sage to help alert the proper ARC Each committee will meet at the clubhouse Knoll member to respond to your mes- throughout the coming weeks, providing like Bob Eagle sage. Meetings are usually held minded residents a chance to meet and discuss Old Fox Trail/Bridle Ridge on the first Monday of each ways to better the community. These meetings Laurie Lorio month. will give each committee a chance to choose a Deer Cross/Poplar Grove chairperson and begin setting goals for 2008. Interested in serving on the ARC? Jeff Dail Contact Grant Smalle at (212) DLCA Board Liaison 363-0017 for more information. Wednesday, November 7th
Social Committee 7:00pm
Thursday, November 8th
Charity Committee 7:00pm Consumer Advocacy 8:30pm
Monday, November 12th
Beautification Committee 7:00pm ―Go Green‖ Committee 8:30pm
Tuesday, November 13th
Communications Committee 7:00pm Safety/Security Committee 8:30pm
Thursday, November 15th
Women’s Club 7:00pm Sunshine Committee 8:30pm
Monday, November 19th
Financial Committee 7:00pm Political Action Committee 8:30pm
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