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A publication for The Gardens Homeowners Association - Parrish, FL
November 2015 www.TGHoA.org
This is YOUR newsletter and we want to hear from you.
NEW HEADER
NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS
1- All Saints Day
1- Daylight Savings (Fall Back)
5- Men Make Dinner Day
10- USMC Day
11- TGHoA BOD Meeting
11- Veteran’s Day
11- Canadian Remembrance Day
13- Friday the 13th
15- America Recycles Day
19- Great American Smoke-out
26- Thanksgiving Day
27- Black Friday
29- Advent Begins
NEW HEADER
NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS
1- All Saints Day
1- Daylight Savings (Fall Back)
5- Men Make Dinner Day
10- USMC Day
11- TGHoA BOD Meeting
11- Veteran’s Day
11- Canadian Remembrance Day
13- Friday the 13th
15- America Recycles Day
19- Great American Smoke-out
26- Thanksgiving Day
27- Black Friday
29- Advent Begins
NEW HEADER
NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS
1- All Saints Day
1- Daylight Savings (Fall Back)
5- Men Make Dinner Day
10- USMC Day
11- TGHoA BOD Meeting
11- Veteran’s Day
11- Canadian Remembrance Day
13- Friday the 13th
15- America Recycles Day
19- Great American Smoke-out
26- Thanksgiving Day
27- Black Friday
29- Advent Begins
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About this newsletterSubmit comments and questions to any board member. Include your name and phone number via e-mail to: [email protected] or by postal service to TGHoA, Attn: Isaac Yates, 146 Lantana Ln, Parrish, FL 34219. Articles, photos and suggestions must be sent to a member of the Board of Directors who will judge suitability. Unsigned messages or unverifiable addresses/phone numbers will not be read or considered. Visit us online to see this newsletter and find more useful information: www.TGHoA.org.The Gardens office phone number is 776-1252.
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NOTE: Notices of board meetings are posted 3 days before scheduled meetings, the agenda 48 hours preceding meetings and notice of membership meetings 14 days prior. Special membership meetings will be scheduled as required. All meetings are on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM at the Palm Lake Club unless posted otherwise.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORTBy Isaac Yates
Welcome back to all of our winter residents. We hope you had a wonderful summer and are looking forward to a nice warm winter. Our TGHoA membership has started strong with several new members along with past members already paying their $20.00 dues.
Thank you!You have received your rent notice from Mihevic
Management showing a $15.00 per month increase for 2016. Mr. Edward Mihevic has given us another three-year cap of not more than a $50.00 increase over years 2016, 2017 and 2018. We thank him for this commitment.
Board members welcome your ideas and suggestions on how we can better serve you. Our goal is to represent all Garden Residents in working with Mihevic Management to insure that the Gardens is the best home park on the West Coast of Florida.
We have (3) open seats on the Board of Directors in 2016. If you have an interest in serving on the Board, please give one of the Board members a background resume in writing by no later than Wednesday, December 9.
The next Board meeting is Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 7:00 PM. Refreshments at 6:30 PM. All Garden residents are welcome to attend.
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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE GARDENS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONIt is the objective of the TGHoA to maintain the current good lifestyle of The Gardens Manufactured Home Park and our Community.In order to achieve this objective we will employ the following strategies:1) TGHoA will represent the common needs of the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in a professional and positive manner.2) TGHoA will represent the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in all matters associated with: A. Rent increases. B. Pass-throughs, ref.723.003(10) C. Pass-ons ref.723.031 D. Changes in Services provided by the prospectus of The Gardens.3) TGHoA will be prepared to purchase The Gardens in the event that it becomes available for sale by: A. Maintaining a current and open bid to purchase The Gardens to Mihevic Management, Inc. at all times. B. Maintaining a current and updated plan to finance the acquisition of The Gardens at all times.
Adopted March 22, 2003
2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORSPHONE NUMBER NAME & ADDRESS E-mail & Address
(Home) 941-776-8933 Isaac Yates, Pres. [email protected] 146 Lantana Ln (Home) 941-776-5003 Dianne Howington, V. Pres. [email protected] 122 Alamanda Lane (Home) 941-479-7311 Jim Staub, Treas. [email protected](Cell) 813-613-2909 197 Palm Blvd. (Cell) 978-390-2487 Beni Barrett, Secretary [email protected] 228 Hibiscus Way (Home) 941-981-5410 Bill Clauser, Membr at Lrg [email protected] 225 Hibiscus Way
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THE GARDENS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.A Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation
Unapproved Minutes of theBoard of Directors Meeting
October 14, 2015
The meeting was called to order by President Isaac Yates. The PoA was given.Roll call of directors was done by Secretary Beni Barrett with all present for meeting.A motion to adopt the Agenda (previously posted and published via newsletter) was seconded and approved.A motion was made to approve the September 9, 2015 minutes (previously posted and published); the motion was
seconded and approved.Treasurer’s report was given by Jim Staub for period ending September 30, 2015. A motion was made for
approval of the report and seconded.
Committee Reports:A) Statutory Committee: Isaac Yates had nothing to report.B) Acquisition Committee: Dianne Howington had nothing to report.C) Membership Committee: Bill Clauser reported that the membership drive has kicked off and there are 33
members for 2016.D) FMO Committee: Steve Fox reported that the HOA manual has been ordered but not received.E) Safety & Traffic Committee: Ron Howington reported that the summer was pretty quite. He asked for more
volunteers for the Safety Neighbor Watch group; contact him or Dianne. PLSC will announce the need at Tuesday Coffee.
F) Parrish Civic Association: Jean Baron reminded all about the general meeting at the ‘Y’ on 10/22 at 7 p.m. Also, the Music & Art Festival is 10/24 and cost $5 for entertainment from 11-4 in the train museum area.
G) Refreshment Committee: Darcy Thing is still out of the park so tonight Beni & Bill provided refreshments.Old Business:(1) Health Expo for 2016 will be basically health not a senior expo. Dianne asked that at the November meeting
she will need volunteers to help with contacting vendors for their setup needs. Some of the vendors could become potential speakers at our monthly meeting.
Expo is set for January 16, 2016 from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m.; food will be available in the kitchen for purchase from PLSC.
(2) The 2016 budget is approved and seconded as presented by Jim Staub. Dianne thinks that dropping the rent survey is something to consider.
New Business:(1) Isaac discussed that there will be 3 open positions on the BOD in 2016. Please send background resume to a
BOD no later than December 9, 2015 meeting.Comments from Directors:(1) Jim discussed the new website that Marj Scott is working on at this time.(2) Bill asked that residents to talk up the HOA membership.(3) Dianne asked that instructions be given on newsletter to help residents find the TGHoA website.(4) Isaac spoke on the upcoming change in Social Security; net zero dollars. (5) Isaac spoke on the lot rent situation, past and present.Comments from Members:(1) A resident asked about the water issue on Palm. Mowing only happened 10 times this summer; he actually
cut his grass with a weed-eater. Isaac responded that the owner needs to contact the office again. The back drainage is also an issue.
(2) The road on Sunflower needs some repair. Isaac says 2-3 BOD will talk with office about road repair and other items.
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(3) The cleanup of Tiger Lily drainage issue is unacceptable. The drain was widened but trees were knocked down into yards and not removed. Taking pictures will help in all situations.
(4) Resident suggested that the office personnel might need more instructions on what needs to happen when a resident comes to see owner.
(5) Resident mail gets wet when it rains. Post Office told her that a cover was needed; built by park owner. Another resident informed her that he had information for her.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 7:50 p.m. Next BoD meeting is November 11, 2015.
THE GARDENS HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.A Florida Not-For-Profit Corporation
Agenda for the Board of Directors MeetingMeet & Greet Refreshments 6:30pm
7:00pm MeetingWednesday, November 11, 2015
1) Call to order, P.O.A. 2) Roll Call of Directors3) Adopting of Agenda (previously posted and published)4) Approval of Oct 14, 2015 Minutes (previously posted and published)5) Treasurer’s Report (Jim Staub) - Period Ending Oct 31,2015. Motion for Approval6) Committee Reports A) Statutory Committee - Isaac Yates B) Acquisition Committee - Dianne Howington C) Membership Committee – Bill Clauser D) FMO Committee – Steve Fox E) Safety & Traffic Committee – Ron Howington F) Parrish Civic Association – Jean Baron G) Refreshment Committee – Darcy Thing7) Old Business A) Health Expo Information B) TGHoA new website information8) New Business A) Christmas decorating contest.9) Comments from the Board 10) Comments from Members 11) Adjournment
This notice will be posted on the Club House bulletin board and published in the November Gardens Homeowners Express newsletter.
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REFRESHMENT COMMITTEEBy Beni Barrett
Darcy is back in the community and I am SOOOOO ready for her to be at our next meeting. Her refreshments are so much better than what we have been providing. Welcome back Darcy!
SEPTEMBER 2015 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORTBy Bill Clauser 941-981-5410
It’s easy to see the weather is turning (cooler) up north, because the attendance at Tuesday Coffee and number of people bowling on Wednesday, has dramatically increased. Snowbirds are flocking to the South. Welcome back!
As of this writing, we have a total of 35 members signed up for 2016. This number represents 10 new residents; 16 renewals and, of course, 9 free memberships of residents 90 + years of age.
We would like to know of anyone, not already given a free membership, that is 90 years old. See me at Tuesday morning coffee, or call me with residents’ name and I will contact that person
PARRISH CIVIC ASSOC REPORT By Jean Baron
The Parrish Civic Assoc will be having their 1st General Membership meeting on Thurs, Oct 22 at the YMCA on 301 at 7 pm. At this meeting, there will be presentations and updates on the Ft Hamer road and bridge, upgrades on the boat ramp and parking, the new solar energy plant that will be built by FPL on land adjacent to their power plant, and new 168-unit apartment complex with several parcels that could be used for restaurants and commercial plus an amazing introduction to the new code enforcement team. Also, updates on four major construction projects affecting Parrish.
The second big event is Parrish Arts Council's second annual Music and Art by the Train. This event will happen from 11am to 4 pm on Sunday, October24th at the museum. Tickets are $5. In addition to the music, there will be between 15 and 20 local artists and craftsmen featuring a wide range of arts and crafts to enjoy and purchase. there will also be a Pumpkin Patch for the kids to pick out a pumpkin and take a train ride. Hope you can join me for these fun Parrish activities.
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??? Need Help Shopping or Other Type of Assistance ???Perhaps you’ve been recently discharged from the hospital following surgery, or “you just don’t get around like
you used to”. In any case, if you could use assistance with grocery shopping or other errands, we have a group of volunteers in “THE GARDENS” who are willing to assist you. This service is NOT intended to replace long-term medical needs that may be provided by social service agencies or covered by insurance. If you (or any GARDENS resident you know) could benefit from this service, please call one of the volunteers listed below:
Bev Hodges 776-0073 Don Nash 776-7191 Janice McElhenney 776-7597Bill Clauser 981-5410 Jim Staub 479-7311 Marilyn Kennie* 776-9993Bill Chatto* 479-4147 Gail Smith 776-3024 Beni Barrett (978) 390-2487Disclaimer: Notwithstanding any language to the contrary, nothing contained herein constitutes nor is intended
to constitute an offer, inducement, promise, or contract of any kind with TGHoA or The Gardens. The data contained herein is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free.
*Denotes available in winter months only.
The Gardens Homeowners Association (TGHoA)
New/Renew Member Information Your name/s: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________ Parrish Address: __________________________________________________ Lot # _____________ Phone: _______________________________________________Cash ______ Check # ___________ E-mail_____________________________________________________________________________ Alternate Address: (For emergency action requiring communication): __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________________________________________________ Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish Fl. 34219; 941-981-5410 or give to any board member listed on page 2. Dues are $26 per household.
Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish, FL 34219; 941-981-5410or give to any board member. Dues are $20 per household.
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Your name/s: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________ Parrish Address: __________________________________________________ Lot # _____________ Phone: _______________________________________________Cash ______ Check # ___________
E-mail_____________________________________________________________________________ Alternate Address: (For emergency action requiring communication): __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:
____________________________________________________________________________ Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser, 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish Fl. 34219; 941-981-5410 or give to any board member listed. Dues are $20 per household.
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Nov 23-24, Dec 28-29Biloxi Special $199 ppdo - Staying at Beau Rivage
Day trips to Boomtown, IP, Palace and Golden Nugget$75 in free play, 2 breakfast, 1 lunch
Nov 16-19, Dec 14-17, Jan 25-28
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11/11 Chihuly $7411/14Million Dollar Quartet $7511/18 Giraffe Ranch $8711/20 Solomon's Castle11/26 Plaid Tidings $6912/1 Starlite Majesty $64
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