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The board is asking any resident with Microsoft Ex-cel and Access experience and a willingness to spend a few hours per month serving their community to con-sider offering a bid for the position of Database Admin-istrator or Bookkeeper. Volunteers are welcome to apply. Past positions have paid independent contractors up to $2,000-$3,000 per year. If you or someone you know is interested, con-tact Jim Wright at 703-437-7067 or David Howlett at 703-689-9840 for a job de-scription. This is a wonderful way to support your community. Re-solve to get involved!

Database Administrator & Bookkeeper Wanted

November 2001

What’s Inside:

CHHA Information 2 BOD Meeting Minutes 3 Community Calendar 5 Crime Report 7 Neighborhood Clean-Up 13 Classified Ads 14-15

This year’s fall golf tournament involved a friendly neighborhood competition as well as the usual team com-petition. Chantilly Highlands competed against Franklin Farm for the first annual Cassel Cup (of Cassel’s Awards and Engraving). The competition was stiff, the weather held out and all 39 golfers seemed to enjoy themselves. The venue was once again Penderbrook Golf Course on Monday, October 8th. The winning team from Franklin Farm of Mike Pflugrath, Scooter Vertino, Stephen and Alex Sieke shot a stunning score of 6 under par. Second place (also with a score of 6 under par) went to last year’s defending champions - Mike Mooney, Brian Kuntz, Tim May, and Brian English. In the neighborhood competition, the winner was de-termined by combining the total scores of each neighbor-hood. With a combined score of 4 under par, Chantilly Highlands took home the cup! The trophy will be dis-played in the community center until next year’s outing.

Chantilly Highlands Wins 2001 Cassel Cup

By Lawrence Shorten If you have visited the pool area lately you would see that our aging pool is undergoing major repairs and maintenance this fall and spring. We are replacing the perimeter tiles and the coping tiles (blue tiles around the pool) as well as five cracked concrete pads that surround the pools. Most of the pads are between the main pool and kiddy pool. We will also be servicing the main pool filter to make sure it is in good working condition. The total cost of the repairs and maintenance will be about $45,000, with almost all of the work done this fall. Doing the work in the fall prevents the needed re-pairs from possibly delaying the opening of the pool next May.

Pool Repairs & Maintenance By Bill Wolff

Fairfax County Police are investigating two separate incidents that occurred on the trail behind Mother Well Court. The first offense occurred on Friday, August 10, 2001 and is categorized as a sexual battery against a teenage girl. The perpetrator is described as a teenage male. The second incident occurred midday on Sunday, September 16, 2001. Two girls, ages 8-10, were on a path near the intersection of McLearen Road and Cobra Drive (on the bike trail, near the tunnel under McLearen) when a boy came up behind the girls and grabbed one of them from behind and held her. A struggle pursued until the boy released her and fled. The girls were not injured. The suspect is described as white, 14 years old, five feet five inches tall, weighing 120 pounds, with red curly hair. He was wearing red baggy knee length shorts and a white T-shirt. Police have cate-gorized this incident as an abduction. Both cases are under investigation by the Fairfax County Criminal Investigation Bureau. Anyone with information is asked to contact them at 703-246-7800. Please report any suspi-cious activity immediately!

Police Investigate Crimes— Use Caution on Trails

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Highlander Information The deadline for articles, ads, and payment is the 15th of the month. Letters to the Editor must be signed for consideration. Materials received after the 15th will be considered for the following issue. Please e-mail materials to [email protected] with Highlander in the subject line.

* Classified ads are limited to 30 words. More words are allowed for an additional charge.

Write checks to CHHA.

The Highlander P.O. Box 710238 Oak Hill, VA

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or

Photos are always

Change of Address?

If the address information on this newsletter is incorrect or if you are new to the neighborhood and are receiving it as “current resident,” help us to update the community database. Contact Lisa Kearns at 13638 Dornock Court, [email protected] or call 703-733-0892. Thanks!

Architectural Control Barbra Mooney 703-471-6323

Bookkeeper

Civic Affairs Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131

Community Center Rental Information 703-435-0736

Community Facilities Bill Wolff 703-481-9156

Database Administrator

Gardener Karen Setia 703-787-8794

Handyman Ron Kotula 703-437-8402

Land Management John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Long Range Planning Bill Jeffrey 703-689-3408

Neighborhood Watch Bill Jeffrey 703-689-3408

Newsletter Editor Corinne Graver 703-437-0723

Resale Packages Doug & Denise Fearson 703-742-8340

Social Activities Elizabeth Grasty 703-904-8151

Tennis Courts Steve Edwards 703-742-3353

Web Master Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131

Pool Pay Phone 703-707-8233

Garden Club Virginia Hodge 703-318-9231

Mom & Tot Play Group Wendy Kisiday 703-904-1827

Swim Team Chairperson Steve Bachman 703-709-7470

Winter Swim Team Rep Tom Thomas 703-476-5787

President David Howlett 703-689-9840

Vice President John Tandler 703-709-8281

Treasurer Jim Wright 703-437-7067

Secretary John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Board Member Bill Wolff 703-481-9156

Board Member Bill Jeffrey 703-689-3408

Board Member Barbra Mooney 703-471-6323

Board Member Elizabeth Grasty 703-904-8151

Board Member Vicki Danoy 703-437-7375

CHHA Board Of Directors

CHHA Committees and Liaisons

CHHA Numbers of Interest

Visit our website at www.CHHA.org.

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Chantilly Highlands Homes Association October 4, 2001 Board Meeting Minutes

Submitted by Bill Wolff Board members in attendance: David Howlett, John Tandler, Jim Wright, Elizabeth Grasty, Bill Jeffrey and Bill Wolff. Others in attendance: Doug Fearson, Katy White and Pam White. Meeting began at 7:55 PM. 1. Approval of Minutes: Minutes of 9/6/2001 meeting approved. 2. Katy White reported on her project to maintain the CHHA event signs and her research to replace the current signs. The

Board approved a proposal to replace the signs. Katy will work with the COMFAC Committee to implement the proposal. The total cost will be about $1,500.

3. Treasurer’s Report by Jim Wright: 4. Committee Reports:

A. Community Facilities presented by Bill Wolff: - Pool repairs and maintenance have begun. The total cost will be about $40,000. - An insurance claim has been filed for hail damage to the community buildings. - An insurance claim has been filed for lightening damage to the pool motor.

B. Long Range Planning presented by Bill Jeffrey: - Discussed the Capital Projects and Maintenance Schedule of Future Requirements. - The current reserves appear to be adequate for future maintenance requirements.

C Social Activities presented by Elizabeth Grasty: - Fall Golf Classic is scheduled for October 8. - Halloween Party planned for October 21.

D Contract Positions: - The Board is still looking for bids for Bookkeeper and Database Administrator.

E The 2002 Budget discussion led by Jim Wright: - The fee to rent the Community Center will be reduced to $15.00 per hour. - The Land Management portion of the Budget will be discussed at Nov. meeting. - The Budget will be finalized at the Nov. meeting

5. The Board moved to Executive Session. 6. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 PM. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 1, 2001 at 7:30 PM.

ACC Reminder: With winter and the upcoming heating season fast approaching, please be advised that all firewood is to be stored behind the house. Quantities of firewood larger than one cord require an ACC application and appropriate screening. See page 18 of the 2001 ACC

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CHHA Committees These committees are always open for new mem-bers. The liaisons are listed on page 2. Call ahead or just show up at the next meeting with your ideas! CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) - Meeting is open to

all CHHA members. To add to the agenda, contact David Howlett at 703-689-9840 or any of the board members listed on page 2. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month.

Architectural Control Committee (ACC)- Requests for architectural changes and discoveries of non-compliance are reviewed. Volunteers welcome. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month.

Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)- Decisions are made concerning the pool, playground, tennis courts and community center. New members always welcome. Meetings are held the second Monday of each month.

Land Management Committee - Care of our common areas, land, signs and snow removal are considered. Meetings scheduled as needed.

Long-Range Planning Committee (LRPC) - Long range plans and capital improvement projects are considered and presented to the board. Meetings are held as needed.

Neighborhood Watch Committee - Coordinate the crime prevention program. Everyone’s invited. Meet-ings held as needed.

Social Activities Committee - Plan social functions for the community. Volunteers always needed. Join the fun. Meetings held when necessary.

Novem- Event Time

Thurs. 1 BOD Meeting 7:30 PM

Sat. 3 CH Clean-Up 9:00 AM

Tues. 6 ACC Meeting 8:00 PM

Tues. 6 Election Day! 6 AM-7 PM

Mon. 12 COMFAC Meeting 7:30 PM

Thurs. 15 Deadline for next Highlander

Thurs. 15 Swim Team Mtg. 7:30 PM

Thurs. 22 Thanksgiving!

Tues. 27 Garden Club Meeting 7:00 AM

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ATM transactions are generally fast and easy, but potentially could end in disaster. Follow these simple guidelines to avoid being the victim of a robbery at the ATM machine.

Look around before conducting an ATM transac-tion. If you see anyone or anything suspicious, go to another ATM. Before you arrive at the ATM, have your card and anything else you need for your transaction ready as you approach the ATM. Make sure you have memorized you PIN (personal identification number). Don’t write it down on your ATM card or keep it with your card. Never tell any-one else what your PIN is and never have someone else enter your PIN for you. If you are at a walk-up ATM, stand between the ATM and anyone waiting to use the terminal so they can’t see your PIN or your transaction amount. Do not count your money at the ATM. Put with-drawal cash away immediately before leaving the ATM. If anyone follows you after making an ATM transac-tion, immediately go to a well-lighted, crowded area and call the police.

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Chantilly Highlands Crime Report

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9-27-01 Larceny—Trash Can Taken from Residence

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10-03-01 Larceny—Mace taken from business

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Just about everyone in Chantilly Highlands has a garage. Entry into a house through an attached garage is traditionally easier for the burglar than through any other door. The interior door from the garage into the house is frequently a hollow core door and many have latches rather than deadbolts for the locking mecha-nism. Also, once the burglar gets into the garage it is easy to close the garage door behind him or her. The burglar then has plenty of time to enter the house with-out fear of being seen. If the burglar is really bold, he or she could even drive a car into the garage to load up your valuables. Make it a practice to keep your garage locked, even if you are making a short trip and plan to return shortly. When you are working around the house, don’t leave the garage door open to show anyone passing by just what valuables you store there. If you have an automatic garage door opener, never, ever leave it visible in your automobile. It could entice a

burglar to steal the opener and use it to enter your ga-rage. You might ask, “How would they locate your house?” Check the papers you store in your automo-bile’s glove box. Too many people have items in there that contain their address. If you park your car in your garage, remember not to leave your keys in it. Even if you have locked the door to the house, the burglar now has easy access without having to break any doors or windows. So always keep those garage doors closed and locked tight, and the garage door opener secured.

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Perhaps the most visible and universal expression of our renewed sense of patriotism in Chantilly Highlands is the flying of the United States Flag. Many neighbors have commented on the overwhelming sense of pride and secu-rity that they feel as they drive through the neighborhood. Many calls and emails have come in asking for guidelines for flying the national flag. There are long-standing rules of etiquette when displaying the national flag that should be followed as closely as possible. Here are some reminders:

A flag is usually flown from sunrise to sun-set. When displaying the flag for 24 hours, be sure it is directly illuminated. The flag may be flown every day and, if it is made of weather-resistant material, in any conditions. To display the United States flag flat against a wall, hori-zontally or vertically, the blue field should be at the top

and facing to the left of the observer. It is proper to display the flag on all national and state holidays, and on other days proclaimed by the president. When flags are displayed at different heights, the United States flag flies higher than all others. It is always

hoisted first and lowered last. When flags are displayed at equal heights,

the United States flag is either out in front or farthest to the left of the observer.

By order of the president (or other high-ranking official), the flag may be flown at half-staff

The flag should not be permitted to touch the ground or floor, become soiled or brush against objects. For more information on flying the

American flag, visit the website: www.usflag.org.

Old Glory

All polling locations will be open from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Tuesday, November 6, 2001 for the general & spe-cial elections. In addition to the above positions, voters will be asked to vote on the school bond referendum. The building and renovation of schools are not fi-nanced through the school system’s operating funds, but through bonds. The sale of municipal bonds is a form of long-term borrowing that spreads the cost of major capital improvements over the years the facilities are used. This method of financing ensures that both current and future users help pay for the improvements. The law requires that voters approve bonds since they are a future obligation for taxpayers. If approved, these bonds will probably be sold to large investment banking syndicates that will have competitively bid for them. These

syndicates sell bonds to other financial institutions, which then sell to individuals and to group investors. Fairfax County bonds may be purchased through brokerage firms. Bonds and competitive bidding among contractors to get the lowest possible construction cost provide the most effective way to fund school construction. The school sys-tem continually studies other funding mechanisms but finds that this method remains the most cost-effective. This year’s school bond is for a maximum aggregate principal amount of $377,955,000. Look for the “yes” and “no” boxes in the middle of the ballot.

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On November 27, the Chantilly Highlands Garden Club presents “All About Lilies.” A member of the Po-tomac Lily Society will present an informative program on lilies. We will learn about the different varieties as well as the selection, planting, and care of these spectacular flowers. This will be the last formal program for 2001. On December 4, we will prepare the garlands and wreaths to be hung at the entrances of Chantilly High-lands for the holiday season. This activity is open to any-one interested in participating. Please bring lots of fresh cut greens (about 12 to 18 inches long), gloves, wire cut-ters, and floral wire. If anyone in Chantilly Highlands has greenery to contribute to this effort, please contact Vir-ginia Hodge at 703-318-9231. All meetings and the holiday garland making are held at the Community Center at 7 PM. The garlands will be hung on Saturday, December 8.

Chantilly Highlands Garden Club Fall & Holiday Activities for the

Whole Community By Virginia Hodge

Join neighborhood moms and tots for any of the below activities. Everyone is welcome. Call Wendy at 703-904-1827 or email her at [email protected] for more information.

Mom & Tot Corner

November Event Time Mon. 5 Custard store tour limited number

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1-3 PM

Fri. 16 Hay Day at Community Center!!! make a kid size scarecrow RSVP to Joanna 904-0194 for your supply list!!

10:00 AM

Tues. 27 Get a jump on shopping! meet at the Dulles Town Center

10:00 AM

Fri. 30 Leaf People at the Community Center! RSVP Lisa 435-7760 Bring Leaves!

10:00 AM

Calendar of Events

The Chantilly Highlands Mom and Tots group has been meeting for almost four years. In that time, the group's various social activities have made it easy for our children, as well as the moms, to make many new friends. In addition to the numerous at home play dates and out-side activities scheduled on a monthly basis, the Mom and Tots group has also sponsored some activities for the whole family, such as summer pool/pizza parties, trips to Wolftrap, the Smithsonian Kite Festival, and a day at the National Zoo. "Membership" is open to all, and there are no "attendance requirements" or dues -- the only require-ment is that you and your child have fun! The families who have participated would surely agree this is a great way to meet new people and get involved in your community. Co-ordinating the various playgroup activities has, to date, been done by current members, many of whose children are now transitioning into school-aged activities. The Mom and Tots group needs some new neighbors to fill those gaps and keep the group going. If you, or some one you know, would be interested in planning activities, schedul-ing play dates, coordinating group activities, or just getting involved, please contact Wendy Kisiday at 703-904-1827 or email [email protected]. Weekend Playgroup

If you’re new to the neighborhood too and would like to get together, have your mom call my mom at 703-925-

0940.

Let’s get together on Saturday, No-vember 10th at 11:00 AM.

Remember to call! My mom’s name is

Liz.

Mom says it's fun to meet new friends.

New Coordinators Needed

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Optimists in conducting a FOOD DRIVE

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Neighborhood

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CH CONTRACTS

Prepare a bid including your name, address, phone number, qualifica-tions, references and express your interest in volunteering for the posi-tion or your desired compensation. To be considered, enclose a bid inside a sealed envelope, mark which position, and mail to CHHA, P.O. Box 710238, Oak Hill, VA 20171. Bids should be received by a board member prior as soon as possible. By submitting your bid, you ac-knowledge that you have received, read, and agree to perform the job description requirements.

BOOKKEEPER

The Board is accepting bids for our Bookkeeper. This position re-quires a few hours each week to maintain the financial records of the Association. Bookkeeper to obtain two signatures for checks, reconcile the financial accounts monthly, assist the Treasurer in the annual audit, and make regular deposits required . Compensation commensurate with experience and knowledge. Last contract paid $250/month.

DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR

The Board is looking for an independent contractor to manage the CHHA database. Administrator to send Directory Update forms to new homeowners as settlements occur, generate and mail Annual Invoice and Directory Update forms, mail late notices, design a report to print the Rolodex cards for the pool, create a report as needed for the com-munity directory, and reconcile outstanding lots on a schedule with bookkeeper. Last contract paid $166/month.

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AK Painting & Construction— Carpentry, hard-wood floors, rotted wood repair, tile work, drywall, & power washing. Please call (h) 703-378-1521 or (p) 703-397-1671. References available. 03/02

KC PetWatch: Dependable In-Home Pet Care while on vacation or business. Daily walks, feed-ings, TLC, medication if needed, mail & papers col-lected, security set. Licensed and Insured since 1999. For reservations call Cheryl 703-435-3408.10.02

Montessori-based program & extended care— Franklin Farm resident's home. Reading, Math, Sci-ence, Geography, Spanish, Art, Music, Field trips, & More! Ages 3-6. Contact Kathleen Logan 703-391-7428. 8/02

Oscar’s Painting—int. & ext. painting since 1991. Fast, quality service & reasonable prices. Call for a FREE estimate. 703-423-5233. Mention this ad to save $50, plus free caulking & minor drywall repairs. 08/02

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Dog training, private lessons - individual instruction for formal obedience. Both common & advanced problems addressed. Puppy preschool offered for puppies 8-16 weeks. Call Karen Lawlor at 703-318-9141.12/01

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