Hacienda Village HaciendaVillageHOA.com July 2019 Page 2 Hacienda Village - July 2019 HONORING OUR “Thank you Lord for our men and women of the FALLEN SOLDIERS armed forces, By Barry Davis Protect them as they protect us, [email protected] Defend them as they defend us.
“Protect them as they protect us, Encourage and strengthen their spirit, soul and Defend them as the defend us.” body in the execution of their duties, Enable them to curtail hostile actions before they start, As spoken by Pastor Ken Richardson during the Give our leaders wisdom in making decisions. Memorial Day celebration at the Hacienda Village Veterans Park in front of a crowd of well over 100 Thank you Lord for providing Americans with the veterans, their families and friends. best trained, equipped and lead military force in the world. Jim Holland, master of ceremonies for the Celebration, gathered together former and future Fill them with your saving grace and the gospel of Marines to honor our nations’ colors and laid a peace, that they may be shining witness of your memorial wreath at the foot of the Veterans Park love, in Jesus name we ask. Amen.” wall.
Following Pastor Ken’s rendition of the Veterans Prayer, a beautiful recording of “God Bless America” Members of the Marine Corps Holiday Detachment was played followed by Jim Holland’s announcement #367 of New Port Richey formed a line for the that the Veteran’s Park brick patio still had plenty of traditional twenty one gun salute following the room for more engraved bricks to honor veterans laying of the memorial wreath by the members of (please see article in this newsletter). Jim thanked the Young Marine Cadets, lead by Instructor Ken Ron and Judy Shover for their work in creating Soto. A lone bugler played taps. and building the Veterans Park. Jim said that as of Memorial Day 2019, there were 224 engraved Pastor Ken Richardson led memorial bricks laid in front of the wall. the assembled in a prayer, followed by the Pledge of Evelyn Klein, a retired member of the Marine Allegiance. Jim Holland Auxillary herself, spoke of the older generation played his recording of and “Old Persons’ Memories”. Evelyn spoke of the “Dixieland”. differences in the generations where “Old people Paster Ken then read the remove their caps when entering a building, and veterans prayer. It reads as stand at attention during the playing of the National follows: anthem and Pledge of Allegiance, showing no embarrassment while doing so”. She continued, “Old people remember and honor those in World War II, at Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal and the invasion of Normandy.” continued on page 4
NoticeHacienda of Board Village & Member - July 2019 Meetings: Page 3 YOU WILL FIND THE NOTICE OF BOARD AND MEMBER MEETINGS POSTED ON THE NEWSLETTER’S MONTHLY CALENDAR, IN THE GLASS BOARD AT THE CLUBHOUSE, AND YOU WILLON FIND THE THE HACIENDA NOTICE OFVILLAGE BOARD RESIDENTS AND MEMBER FACEBOOK MEETINGS PAGE. POSTED ON THE NEWSLETTER’S MONTHLYMEMBERS CALENDAR, ARE IN ALWAYSTHE GLASS WELCOME. BOARD AT THE CLUBHOUSE, AND ON THE HACIENDA VILLAGE RESIDENTS FACEBOOK PAGE. BOARD OF DIRECTORS LISTMEMBERS - WILL ALWAY ARE SALWAYS BE IN NEWSLETTER WELCOME.
YOUR 2019 HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS NAME POSITION CELL PHONE EMAIL LOT ADDRESS LINDA BECK PRESIDENT 319-371-7617 [email protected] 1 7445 Granada CINDY CAHALL SECRETARY 513-258-6168 [email protected] 125 6115 Concordia JOE BLAIN TREASURER 813-787-9332 [email protected] 396 6010 Alhambra GAIL GRILLO AREA 1 REP 727-741-2181 [email protected] 406 7208 Asturia TERRY FRETZ AREA 2 REP 904-982-9387 [email protected] 0 7451 Granada LIZ JONES AREA 3 REP 330-720-5621 [email protected] 93 7320 Montego RICHARD LAWSON AREA 4 REP 727-776-0345 [email protected] 193 6141 Saragossa JANET KUZMIN AREA 5 REP 727-492-0385 [email protected] 259 6100 Cortez CYNTHIA KEMP-DAVIS AREA 6 REP 860-377-5743 [email protected] 376 6016 LaPaz
THE MISSION OF THE HACIENDA VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW PORT RICHEY, INC. “To promote a sense of community pride, enhancing the livability, safety, welfare, and interests of the homeowners. To preserve sustainable services and maintenance through an effective communication link with Park Management, while encouraging member participation.”
HACIENDA VILLAGE SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICE SACRAMENTAL at the Clubhouse CHURCH SERVICE
NON-DENOMINATIONAL Join us in worship SUNDAY 10:00-10:50A.M. fellowship and ministry. Communion First Sunday of Every Month 1p.m. at the Clubhouse every Sunday. From Pastor Ken You can contact me on my cell 859-240-5870 We are a sacramental church service observing Catholic liturgy. We are open, welcoming, and inclusive. We welcome all to the table of the Lord. Contact Fr. Steve Harris at 727-267-3317 or [email protected]
Help support the Maintenance Fund for the Veteran’s Park with these unisex wood bracelets for just $5. Contact Pearl Williams at 727-237-1457 (Lot #462)
HELP US TO HELP YOU One of the issues the negotiating committee will be discussing with management is the flooding / drainage problem within Hacienda Village. We need your help to document and justify our concerns. We will be researching contributing factors such as: • Are there sufficient drains? • Is routinely scheduled maintenance performed? • Does road grading affect the issue? Why do some streets flood while others don’t? • Health and safety issues due to standing water • Property damage due to standing water • Any input you can provide concerning the flooding / drainage history We are asking that those residents familiar with past problems contact Robert Hightower by phone or email: Email: [email protected] Phone: 636-215-5205
If you experience flooding / drainage problems during the upcoming summer thunderstorms, please email photos of your issues to Robert Hightower. Photos with a date / time stamp would be much appreciated. Please keep in mind we are concerned with typical Florida afternoon storms. Tropical storms or an unduly high rainfall amount per hour cannot be blamed on Management. In those instances, many Pasco county roads and neighborhoods flood! When negotiating we must deal with facts, not emotions.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT 2019 NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE
Page 4 Hacienda Village - July 2019 “Day is done. Evelyn concluded Gone the sun. by saying, “This From the lakes. country needs old From the hills. people with their From the sky. work ethic, sense of All is well. responsibility, pride Safely rest. in their country, and God is nigh.” descent values. We need them now, Jim Holland invited Hacienda Village Home more than ever. Owners Associations Board of Directors President Thank God for our old people. I was taught to Linda Beck to speak a few words. Linda expressed respect my elders.” her thanks to all the people involved in presenting the program. Linda especially thanked Ron and Jim Holland returned to talk about how “Taps”, the Judy Shover for their outstanding dedication and bugle report that signals the end of the day, came work to bring the Veterans Park to life. to be. Linda also extended heart felt thanks to Susan “Taps came to be during the Civil War in 1862, when Worden, the park manager, for her and ELS’s Union Army Captain Robert Eli was with his men in food contributions for the after party. Linda told the the battle of Harrison Landing in Virginia. Captain crowd that the original Eli came upon Confederate Soldiers across the $5.00 that was paid by other side of the land and during the overnight, people as the cost of Captain Eli could hear the moans of the injured having a hamburger men. Captain Eli had the closest man pulled to his and hotdog dinner own lines, it was a Confederate soldier. IT WAS after the celebration HIS OWN SON. would be donated to the Veterans Park Captain Eli’s son had Maintenance Fund. been studying music and later joined the To close out the celebration, Jim played an audio Confederate Army. recording of himself singing the song “Impossible”. Captain Eli’s son died Following this song, the assemble crowd was shortly after being invited to the post celebration hamburger and pulled to the Union hotdog dinner. side. Captain Eli asked his superiors if his son could be given a full military funeral and burial despite his enemy status. The request was denied.
But because the Confederate soldier was the Captain’s son, Captain Eli’s superiors could only offer one musician at the burial, a bugler. The bugler was given a piece of paper with a series of musical notes that Captain Eli’s son had written down. The bugler played these notes. They later became know as Taps.”
A recording of Taps was played as Jim Holland read the written word of the meaning of Taps. Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 5 Page 6 Hacienda Village - July 2019 20 / 20 CLUB - Odell Saylor 727-809-3200 We need more volunteers to make this HOA fund - Ray Bowman 765-580-0789 raising event successful. The money raised benefits all residents in the many activities we have thru out the year. You do not have to be an HOA member to participate, but your membership, help, and participation in the events is welcomed.
You don’t have to be a pro to help us “paint”. Men, you don’t have to be a carpenter to cut up a pallet or help fix something. We have projects that you will enjoy and have fun doing. Friends and new friendships, having fun together, make a better community for all of us.
We need team leaders and volunteers to help in every area. From planning, making and upcycling CARRY-OUT LUNCH/BAKE SALE items for sale, advertising our event, seeking donations of items or gift certificates from local Hello everyone, merchants, set up of tables and chairs, help with the selling of items at the tables, help with the Due to the very low turnouts, kitchen for the lunch that will be available, and yes we will be taking a break from the inevitable clean up after. the carry-out lunches and bake sales until September. Don Schloemer has agreed to have the raffle tickets printed up and will need volunteers to sell the tickets If you have a dish you would like to make when it in our neighborhoods. Tickets will be 6 for $5 for resumes, please let us know so your meal can be chances to win $300, $200, and $100, plus the gifts put on the calendar. from the local merchants. This has been successful in the past. Together we can make it even better. Have a great and safe summer. The baked goodies table will be headed up by - Cindy Cahall 513-258-6168 [email protected] Judy Shover and Evelyn Klein. Ladies (or men) are - Terry Fretz 904-982-9387 [email protected] needed to get “Get Your Bake” on. Flo Gans and Millie have stepped up to head up our “Money Back Room”. Shirley Savage and the ladies from the HOLIDAY BAZAAR craft club are busy making many beautiful items. - Carol Russell 989-284-6831 [email protected] We have received many donations for our upcycled, repurposed, and used household goods. We will be The HOA Fund Raising Bazaar collecting and working with these items right up to committee met in June to start the week of the bazaar. Wood and metal pieces planning for the HOA Fund Raising are always great. Remember us when you are Bazaar. Thank you to each of you downsizing. that came and participated. More volunteers are needed. We are doing some new workshops. I have asked some residents to hold classes to show anyone November 23rd from 9:00am to 2:00pm has been interested the “how to”. Cindy Kemp Davis held a agreed on as the date for the next bazaar. Our next class in June on Making Beaded Bracelets. meeting will be held on July 9th at 1:00pm in the Clubhouse. Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 7 Port Richey • Hudson APPLIANCE Licensed, CENTRAL PARK AND AC Bonded, FAMILY RESTAURANT & Insured REPAIR Lic. # CAC1818388 Air Conditioning & Major Appliance Service HUGE MENU / LOW PRICES $500 TRADE IN ON NEW AC SYSTEM BREAKFAST, LUNCH, & DINNER SENIOR, VETRAN, & MILITARY DISCOUNTS WE SERVE BREAKFAST ALL DAY! EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICES 10 % OPEN 7 DAYS: 6:30AM 8PM SAME DAY SERVICE DISCOUNT WITH REPAIRS LET US CATER YOUR NEXT EVENT OR PARTY! FREE Service Call with Repairs Service For All Major Brands WITH THIS AD WE SELL AND SERVICE ALL BRANDS FOR BOTH APPLIANCE & AC REPAIR 10% Over 20 years in business! OFF 7657 SR 54 Pasco County Hernando County Your New Port Richey, Fl 727-376-7402 or View our menu @ 727-863-6700 352-593-8180 Order www.centralparkfamilyrestaurant.com New Port Richey • Trinity
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B-7……..BINGO!!! Come play Bingo every Is there something going on that bothers or Thursday night at the clubhouse, and bring a friend concerns you and want a way to notify the proper to try to win some money. Bingo packages start at department, or have an idea that could benefit the $5.50. If you are a new resident to Hacienda Village community as a whole? and are playing for the first time, it’s FREE!! Seek out your area representative for free play tickets. Then stop by the club house and pick-up a Comment Form. The yellow comment form is available either Bingo night relies on its’ volunteers to set up the on the comment box just as you enter the clubhouse hall the afternoon of game night, call back numbers or by contacting Linda Beck. of winning cards and cleanup. Check with Flo or Georgianna to volunteer. Forms are collected by the HOA Board, reviewed and presented to park management on a monthly Our ticket master, Marie George will be there for you basis to resolve issues. Email submissions are to buy tickets for many Hacienda Village activities. accepted as well as photographs or other physical evidence. Attendance is still up, so Bingo will continue throughout the summer. However, it may be cancelled until the fall at any time. Come out for CORN HOLE TOSS a good time. The more that play, the more Bingo - Cindy Cahall 513-258-6168 [email protected] pays. If horseshoes isn’t your toss game, they give a try to Corn Hole Toss. BOOK CLUB -- Linda Beck 727-807-3896 Meet at the shuffleboard courts on [email protected] Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm and Saturdays at noon. New players We will discuss 2 books in the month of July. Those are always welcome. Contact Cindy are: Cahall for the key to the equipment storage shed.
Suck in Your Stomach and Put Some Color On by Shelley Rushing CRAFT COMMITTEE and - Shirely Savage 727-459-1356 My Enemy’s Cradle [email protected] by Sara Young. “We Meet. We Create We Laugh and We Learn” Look forward to seeing you in July. Our group is getting ready to get a lot done for the upcoming Bazaar in the fall.
Many different things are planned this summer.
Please stop in and see what we are about on Thursdays at 1 pm in the Clubhouse.
We welcome new ideas and new members.
Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 9 OMITED FROM JUNES BIRTHDAY June 11 Cynthia Kemp-Davis (sorry sweetie)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES TO…. If you see the following people, take a moment and wish them Happy Birthday.
July 1 Bart Pizzimetti Danny Pierson July 2 Jean Wojcik-Halley Linda Pascuzzo If you see the following people,take a moment and wish Shelia Hilty them a Happy Anniversay July 3 Jeanne Van Ocker July 5 Marilyn Taylor July 2 Vincent & Linda Marino Marcel Desroches Jim & Carol Russell July 7 Bob Abbey July 11 Ralph & Roberta Lenzo July 9 Vicki Barthel July 18 John & Joan Sutherland RandallSemiao Robert & Lori Heidel Alyce Angell Ted & Linda Trathen Katherine Collins July 29 Dick & Clara J. Bidwell Lisa Brautingam July 10 Sandra Korff Cindy Titolo DECORATING July 13 Joyce Dickerson COMMITTEE July 14 Emily Rohr - Carol Russell 989-284-6831 Jack Goodman [email protected] Kurt Selber July 15 Angi Aveyard Help spruce up the Clubhouse July 16 Ray Northey and other community areas for the July 17 Karen Jones various holidays and seasons for July 18 Richard Ringenbach all to enjoy. Joan Keller Juy 19 Lillian Cecere We hope that you have enjoyed the decorations for Sue Livingston the Memorial Day Celebration. July 21 Richard Hamilton July 22 Mary DiDia Volunteers always needed as well as items to place July 23 Edward Wurster around the Village. Call Carol Russell for more July 26 Joe Lenzo information on how you can get involved. Keith Brown Pamela Sypniewski John Tichenor July 28 Kathy Desroches Robert Roeper July 29 James Trainello Barry Davis Page 10 Hacienda Village - July 2019
HV TELEPHONE DIRECTORY NEW RECYCLING DAYS NO GLASS - Kathy Muzyka 727-261-6294 [email protected] By Barry Davis [email protected]
Please take a moment to verify your PRODUCTS information in the 2019 Hacienda Effective June 1st, the recycling days have been Village Resident Directory. If there changed to every Wednesday. are any corrections or additions, please contact Kathy Muzyka. However, GLASS PRODUCTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS RECYCLABLE MATERIAL.
Leave your recyclables container out at the end of ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE your driveway as you always do the night before. It -- Georgianna Schaller 518-421-3832 is suggested that you mark your lot number and the [email protected] word “recycle” on your recycle container. Do you have a talent that just wants to come out, or an idea for event for the MOBILE HOME DEPOT Hacienda Village community to have fun. Then Your Mobile Home Parts Warehouse! bring your ideas to the entertainment committee to DOORS • A/C UNITS • Low-E WINDOWS help you organize and get off the ground. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS • RV ACCESSORIES SCREEN ROOMS • HURRICANE PANELS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION 54” x 27” TUBS/SHOWERS Largo: New Pt. Richey: MEMBERSHIP DRIVE A/C Installs! Cynthia Kemp-Davis 860-377-5743 13777 66th St. N 7118 U.S. Hwy 19 [email protected] LIC #: CAC1818340 535-1100 849-4900 www.mobilehomedepot.net Become a member of the Hacienda Village Home Owners Association (HOA) and have a say in the life style here at Hacienda Village.
Do you have an idea about an improvement in day to day living at Hacienda Village, then join the HOA to let your voice be heard.
Memberships into the HOA are available at any time by contacting the HOA membership chairperson, Cynthia Kemp-Davis, There are currently 140 members of the Hacienda Village Home Owners Association. Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 11 SUB-FLOOR & FLOORING EXPERTS!
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It’s the talk of the Village and Local Florida Wildlife Comm. the fastest growing form of officials are urging ALL Florida entertainment for the residents residents to NOT feed wildlife in the state otherwise of Hacienda Village. face fines or even jail time thanks to laws recently passed by the Florida legislature. It’s Friday night Karaoke. Intentionally feeding bears, raccoons, foxes and sandhill cranes became illegal as of May 13, FWC Chris Walter has been and will stated. ““Feeding wild animals is continue be your KJ for the becoming a significant problem in evening of fun, entertainment and maybe a bit of Florida,” said Gary Morse, public unusual singing technique. information officer for FWC’s Southeast Region. “When people The fun starts around 6pm every Friday night at the feed wildlife, the animals become less Clubhouse. Bring your best voice! wary of humans in general. When this happens, they lose that natural fear and can become dangerous, or cause considerable property damage.” Furthermore, the single person feeding the animal isn’t the only person affected by it, according to state game experts. One individual feeding wildlife is likely to cause problems for an entire neighborhood, because animals don’t understand fences or boundaries, say wildlife officers. Ripped open trash bags, turned over garbage cans, torn open screens and other chaos are just a few of the types of trouble uninhibited animals can cause, say Morse and others. And when that happens, those animals often end up dead, either by homeowners, vehicles, or other means. Those creatures that come seeking food from human sources also have a habit of becoming the biggest spreaders of disease and pestilence as well, experts added. Rabies and other problematic animal sicknesses are broadcast by wild animals that come to neighborhoods seeking the usual sustenance from overly-friendly humans, say those who know them best. Staying safe by avoiding the practice of feeding wild animals is the best insurance, FWC warns. Page 14 Hacienda Village - July 2019 A NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT LADIES CLUB - Barb Schloemer 727-847-6150 [email protected] Hello, from Iowa! Last week we - Shirley Savage 727-459-1356 celebrated my mother’s 100th [email protected] birthday. It was great seeing many cousins that I have not seen in ages. They came The Hacienda Village Ladies Club started many from Nebraska, Minnesota, years ago as a Garden Club but has transformed Wisconsin, various places in into a Ladies Club. All ladies of Hacienda Village Iowa and of course Florida. Mom’s grandchildren are welcome. gave her 100 pink roses which was pretty special. The Ladies Club has concluded their gathering for We spent a few days in the Dells area. It was great the summer. Generally, we meet the first Monday of visiting old friends, seeing all the development there the month, unless otherwise stated in the newsletter, and enjoying all the beautiful scenery. This weekend from October through May. Aside from a social club, we will celebrate my sister’s and husband’s 60th the Ladies Club is active in helping local charities anniversary. such at the SOLVE organization, Hernando/Pasco Hospice, ASPCA, Toys for Tots and Chasco School. Next week we will return to the town we lived in for The officers of the Ladies Club are: 45 years. Again many visits with old friends are on the agenda. We have cherished this vacation time President - Shirley Savage but we are both ready to come back to our home in Vice President - Joy Miller Hacienda Village. We miss you! Secretary - Barb Schloemer Treasurer - Flo Gans It sounds as though the rains have returned to NPR. Please remember to take pictures of any drainage The Ladies Club would like to thank all of you who issues you might experience. have donated food items for the summer food programs for the Chasco School children and for all The negotiations’ team is hard at work. They are the donations made through out the year. meeting regularly to prepare for the official sessions with the management in the fall. The next meeting will be in October.
Carole and her team are working hard to get organized for the November Bazaar. Please share VARIETY SHOW any ideas you might have for projects with them. - Cynthia Kemp-Davis 860-377-5743 [email protected] At this time, we are still planning to have our HOA general meetings resume in September. If a Rehearse your lines and get ready for the next meeting is necessary before September, we will Hacienda Village Variety Show scheduled for contact residents. Saturday, January 25th, 2020.
I hope this finds you all well and happy. We will see This HOA sponsored event is a dinner and a show. you soon. The dinner will be a spaghetti and meatball meal.
Linda Beck Do you have a skit, play an instrument or are you a HOA President stand up comic that wants to showcase your talents, then this is the venue for you.
Look to this newsletter in the coming months for more information. Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 15 VETERANS PARK COMMITTEE - Ron and Judy Shover Lot 387, 614-657-0726 [email protected]
Hacienda Village is very privileged to have a wonderful and beautiful Veterans Park next to the Clubhouse.
The Veterans Park is a magnificent site to honor any Veteran you want. This also includes Veteran Police and Firefighters. They also put their life on the line. Anyone can purchase an engraved Brick for their loved one to be placed inside the patio. The Order Form for the engraved Brick is inside of this Newsletter, and can also be picked up at various functions that go on, and at the Shover residence, Lot #387. If you need help filling out the form or deciding what to put on it, please call or contact Ron or Judy Shover. Bricks range in price from 25.00 to 56.00.
We now have 2 sizes of House Flags, if you need one. The 3’x5’ and the 2’x3’, both sizes with embroidered stars and double stitching. They are 12.00 each for either size.
You can also get your Veteran Bracelet in size S or L for 5.00 each.
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Here are a few notes I would like to Trash and Recycling – I am asking everyone to share with you: please use a can to put your trash and recycle material at the road. So many times, I see trash all Storm Water Drainage – I think it is important for over the road because the birds have gotten into the you to know that our community is not the only one bag or the winds that come with the storms blows it with this issue. If you have ever come in or out around. Trash days are still Monday and Thursday. through Cypress Knoll during a rain storm, then you Recycling days are now EVERY Wednesday. They would know their issue is probably worse than ours. are no longer accepting GLASS in the recycling. Both communities drain into the same drainage We have no control over the time that the hauler ditch and it just can’t handle draining the water fast will be here so please have your trash and recycling enough when we receive these very heavy down out to the road first thing in the morning. pours in a short period of time. We have this on our radar as a priority. I have called Pasco County Camera system at the clubhouse – I am pleased to for them to help with this issue. I have also been in announce the camera system at the clubhouse is contact with our company asset management up and running. team for their expertise. We are all working to come up with a plan of action starting with cleaning out Trees – It is the Resident’s responsibility for the the Drainage ditch to the north of our property. maintenance and trimming of shrubbery and trees on the Resident’s home site. Storm Season – Storm season is upon us and I’d like to remind everyone that stormy weather can Cutting through another resident’s home site – occur very quickly. Please be sure to secure any Please refrain from cutting through other resident’s items that could be picked up easily and blown home site by either walking, driving your golf cart or away by the wind. riding a bicycle.
Gate – Every resident must understand how the Office Hours – We are here for you. Our office hours gates work. We have published articles in the are M-F 8:30am to 5:00pm and closed 12:00pm – newsletter for 2 months and still residents/guests 1:00pm for lunch. Please allow us the time needed continue to damage the gates/gate arms. You to assist you by coming in or calling by 4:30pm MUST remember and explain to your guests that at the latest. The Office will be closed July 4th in you CANNOT PIGGY BACK IN OR OUT OF THE observance of the holiday. The office will re-open GATE. The arm comes down too quickly. This not Friday July 5th. only causes damage to the gate and gate arm but could damage your car. No Smoking at the pool – We chose to make the 1 vehicle at a time in or out. Big trucks and west /shallow end of the pool a designated No vehicles with trailers need to use Smoking area. This allows Non-Smokers to come the key pad and enter through the visitors’ and enjoy the pool without facing any health issue side of the front gate. The gate opens of people smoking around you. Signs have been then the arm goes up. Please wait for the posted in this area. arm to raise in order to proceed through.
Gate Code – The Gate code changes at 5PM on the Guests – All guests must be registered in the Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 19 Community office. No guests are permitted in WATER AEROBICS a Resident’s home for a time period greater than - Edy Brooks 727-835-7226 thirty (30) days. Exterior Modification – If you plan on changing the exterior of the home in any way including painting and planting trees, shrubs or plants, it is required that you complete an exterior modification form and submit it for approval with the community office. Planting plants in your already designated garden areas are ok.
NEW Emergency Phone number – Please make note that our new after- hours emergency number is 727-809-0059.This number should only be used The water is warm, so get into the pool and loosen after hour and for an emergency only. If it is not up those aching muscles and bones in Edy Brooks’ an emergency, please call the office and leave a water aerobics classes. voice mail that we will retrieve the next business day morning. A once a day only water aerobic class is now being held Monday thru Fridays at 9:30am throughout the I hope you all enjoy your summer!! Remember to summer months. stay hydrated and stay cool.
Have a Great Day! Susan Worden Community Manager
Neighbors……do you know some one who goes above and beyond to help others in our community, has just been a wonderful neighbor or acknowledge a kind jesture? Please submit your “Thank You” to Barry Davis for inclusion in the newsletter via email at [email protected].
Thank you to everyone that attended the memorial service for Agnes Havens, that sent cards and food, and expressions of kind words of sympathy for the loss of my wife.
John Havens and family Page 20 Hacienda Village - July 2019 RESIDENTS HELPING RESIDENTS Many residents of Hacienda Village are gifted craftmen and craftwomen offering a wide variety of services in their chosen trade. Below is a list of residents for anyone to contact to make arrangements for services.
Name Services Provided Contact Information
Astrid Meyer Limited plumbing, tiling, flooring, painting (inside and out), 303-946-9317 Roof patching & cleaning, some electric
Barry Davis Bicycle repair 508-864-4319
Bill Harris Handyman 727-534-2370
Evelyn Klein Transportation 727-457-9169
Georgeen Nickum Lawn maintenance-weeding, trimming, bushes, etc 786-541-5884
Gerald Gonyea A/C tune-ups, installation, thermostat battery checks 727-945-2689
Irene Melton Notary Public 610-883-6808
Janine Manhart Power washing, painting, weed pulling 727-277-3233
Joe Blain Computer repair 813-787-9332
Joe Schaller General repairs – household, golf cart 518-421-3832
Ken Noyes Pressure washing, painting 727-203-6774
Kris Bramble Haircuts (my home or yours) 727-236-1302
Linda Pascuzzo Haircuts 727-264-6132
Natalie Home Health Aid 727-271-1056
Sue DeSantisa Alterations [email protected] 727-807-6709
TJ Lombardo Discount transportation 727-945-3995
Tom League Handyman, painting, pressure washing 727-807-5130
Clifford Mazurek mobile home repairs, remodeling [email protected] 512-897-2168 Hacienda Village - July 2019 Page 21
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