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The first big decision was should the two CDDs at Seven Oaks merge. On January 9, 2008 at a special workshop attended by more residents than any CDD or SOPOA meeting, Pete Williams, Rizzetta’s Director of Management and Financial Services, explained why Seven Oaks has two CDDs, how the merger would change the way the Board members are elected, what the merger would cost, what impact it would have on the Series 2001A bond for CDD I and the Series 2003A and 2004A bonds for CDD II. There were many questions at the workshop. A couple of months later at the March 12, 2008 CDD meetings, the boards approved for the staffs to take the necessary actions to merge the two CDDs. At the meeting, it was estimated by Rizzetta that it would take 12 months. When the CDD boards changed to resident controlled in November 2008, the resident CDD boards monitored the progress at each meeting. The petition to merge the two CDDs is very bureaucratic in that the county and state staffs had to review it, and the Governor and his cabinet had to approve it. In March 2009, the merger package was being delayed by one of the state offices in Tallahassee. The Board sent Rep. Weatherford an email asking for his help. Shortly after this email, the package was completed by this office and continued to move through the process. These delays were also increasing our legal cost. Since this was the first time, the state staff had numerous questions that the CDD attorney was answering. By July 2008, the estimated legal fees had more than doubled the original estimate of $20,000. The CDD boards worked closely with the attorney to keep legal fees to a minimum. For example, the attorney would monitor meetings in Tallahassee from his office rather than being there in person to answer questions. Even though the legal cost will be about three times the original estimate when the merger is completed, the total cost of the merger should be recouped in about two years. Not only did the state have many questions but as they were reviewing our petition, they decided to change the state law on July 1, 2009 while we were in the final stages of merging CDDs. When the Board process was started at the March 12, 2008 CDD meeting, the law required that if CDDs merged it would be like creating a new CDD. Therefore, new Board members would have to be elected by landowner elections for the first six years.

Many Seven Oaks residents were not in favor of this aspect of the merger. The change allowed the two CDDs to designate a surviving CDD that could continue their conversion process to the general elections. Fortunately, the law was changed just in time to take advantage of the change. For Seven Oaks, the surviving CDD will be the CDD I which has a Board consisting of residents from both CDD I and CDD II. Was it worth the effort and expense? Yes, I think so. When the Districts are merged, all of Seven Oaks will be governed by one CDD Board. This will eliminate any potential disagreement that can occur between two boards that would cause each CDD to use their attorney to resolve the issue with the residents having to pay the legal cost for both CDDs. The CDD will also realize savings in administrative expenses that is estimated to be approximately $50,000 per year. These are hard economic times. I believe this change will help keep the CDD assessments as low as possible.

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Vivicon has recommended that the dead foliage stay on the woody stemmed plants and trees until mid‐March when the last threat of frost or freeze has passed. They believe this will help protect the plants from the next cold spell. They have inspected the more sensitive plants such as the ones with color. If the stems on the plants are dead to the ground, they will cut them back. Since most of these plants came back last year, we are hoping that the same occurs this year. Rizzetta believes they can provide a fairly accurate cost estimate of the damage after the end of March when it can be determined what plants will and won’t push out new growth. The Board knows the importance of the landscaping as more funds are spent on it than any other area at Seven Oaks. From the fiscal year October 1, 2008 to September 30, 2009, the two Seven Oaks CDD Boards paid over $1,000,000 to maintain the landscaping at Seven Oaks. This included about $850,000 for maintenance, $37,000 to replace dead plants, and $115,000 for mulch and fertilizer. The landscaping is a large investment for Seven Oaks. It is one of the features that makes Seven Oaks a premiere community in the Tampa Bay area. The Board is prepared to protect and insure Seven Oaks’ reputation does not change.


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Inside This Issue Merger Will Be First In State 1 & 3 Cold Damages Landscaping 1 & 3 Advertising Rates 5 Contact Information 5 Cold Damage ‐ Why Wait To Clean Up? By Vivicon Inc. 7 Some Things I Think, I Think 9 Seven Oaks POA 9 Notice Of Access Cards Change 9 Slide In To See Us 9 Clubhouse Closed 9 Avalon Model Home 11 Gates and Remote Openers 11 Thank You For Donations 11 Let’s Talk Streetlights 11 Notice Of Public Meetings 11 Seven Oaks Club Activities 13 & 15 Saint Patrick’s Day 15 Resident Happy Hour 17 Free Family Fitness Day 17 Easter Egg Hunt 17 Semi‐Annual Garage Sale 19 Report Card Day 19 Movie Under The Stars 19 Yappy Hour 19 Back Page 20



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Cold Damage ‐ Why Wait To Clean Up?

By: Kenneth A. Roth, President and Horticulturist, Vivicon Inc.

As you are probably aware the severe cold has caused

some damage to your landscaping. Some plants show the damage immediately; others may look undamaged for now but will not grow in the spring because the bark/cambium layer has been damaged. We have seen this problem in the past specifically with, but not limited to Viburnum, Ligustrum, and Azaleas. The recommended clean up procedure is to let the dead foliage stay on the plants and trees until the last threat of frost or freeze has passed (i.e. early to mid‐March). This dead foliage may help to protect (blanket) any viable plant tissue from the next cold spell. There is a very good chance we will get more cold weather before spring so as you look out your window and are disappointed by the condition of your property, be thankful for the protection it will bring should we experience another frost/freeze. Some of the more sensitive plants (generally the ones with color) such as Hibiscus, Duranta, Arboricola, Downy Jasmine, Firebush, and Plumbago, etc. may be killed to the ground. You will not know what plants survived until spring, so avoid being too quick to dig up plants that look dead. Some of my Hibiscus I cut to the ground in 2009 did not sprout new growth until May. Last year, most of these plants did come back. However, this recent cold spell was much different then last year. In the twenty five years I‘ve lived in Tampa I cannot recall this many consecutive below freezing days. Plants that were already stressed from insect or disease will have a difficult time rebounding. Recently installed plants may also struggle, but your more mature plants will have a better chance of surviving the cold damage due to the ample supply of stored energy in their established root systems. Be very careful not to over irrigate your landscaping during the recovery time. Use your finger to check the soil. If it is moist, do not run your irrigation. The over watering will only promote root rot and further weaken your plants. I have had my irrigation off since early November. Recent rain storms have been providing enough water for the landscape. Be cautious of relying on the rain sensor connected to your irrigation system to determine the watering needs of your landscape. Once a predetermined amount of rain is collected, the sensor will temporarily shut down the timer however, this sensor does not know the moisture level in the soil. The problem with rain sensors this time of year is they will dry out much faster than the soil thus permitting your automatic irrigation system to water even when it is not needed. Save water and your plants by shutting off your timer for the next few months and use your finger to monitor soil moisture. As the days get longer, the temperatures increase, and the landscape requires more water, you should then return to using your automatic irrigation system. Your turf (St. Augustine , Bahia, Bermuda , Paspalum) that was exposed (not under trees) to the frost/freeze will turn brown. The St. Augustine turf will be the first to green up. On a more positive note, the severe cold may help reduce/control some insect pests this year…lets hope so!


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Further inquiries, please contact Clubhouse managers. at (813) 907-7987

Some Things I Think, I Think By: Rich Fink

Vice President of Seven Oaks Property Owners Association

This is my first article for the CDD Newsletter. If most of you do not cancel your subscriptions after reading this article, I’ll probably try to do one for every issue. I think that I should talk today about gate codes. It doesn’t have the same pizzazz as deed restrictions, late fees or other things that the SOPOA Board is doing to restrict our “freedom”. (Being on the SOPOA board, I get to hear that a lot.) However, gate codes are important to those of us in gated communities and also to those in un‐gated communities. Before you think I’ve “gone round the bend”, let me explain. Gate Codes are part of the overall security of our total Seven Oaks development. They, along with neighborhood watches and the Seven Oaks Crime Watch Patrol, all play a role in keeping our neighborhood safer. If you live in a gated community, NEVER give out your individual gate codes to friends, vendors, visitors, etc. Also, if you have teenagers, please instruct them NOT to give out the code to their friends because that’s like broadcasting your security code to at least half of the known world. We’ve just eliminated many of the “Common” codes that were in use. We’re being very careful to give codes only to those with a legitimate need for them. (That does not include the ice cream man or the “Laker” delivery person, etc.) We are not trying to restrain trade or prevent people from making a living, we are trying to keep our neighborhood safe. We are doing a better job of monitoring what codes are used and the frequency. We will be able to spot codes that have become “widespread” and as such, will be able to change them when needed. And we will! It’s all part of an attitude that says, I’m going to watch out for my home, my family and my neighbors. I think we all need to take our security more seriously and not giving out gate codes is just one way of doing that.

Just some things I think, I think.

Notice of Access Card Change Owners vs. Renters

As of December 9th, 2009, the CDD Board approved that homeowners and commercial building owners can relinquish their clubhouse facility rights to their tenants. Before your tenant can obtain an access card, the homeowner or the commercial building owner must fill out and sign a Seven Oaks Access Card Relinquish Form. This form can be found on the official Seven Oaks website @ www.MySevenOaks.com. Click on the clubhouse tab and then click on the access card tab where you will find the Seven Oaks Access Card Relinquish Form. You may either fax this form to the clubhouse managers @ 813‐907‐0660 or email the clubhouse managers with the attachment @ [email protected] .

Slide in to see us… Beginning Monday, April 5th thru Sunday, April 11th our slide is scheduled to re‐open for the summer 2010 season. We follow the Pasco County School calendar, so after spring break ends on April 11th, the slide will be open on Saturdays and Sundays only until schools ends for summer break on June 9th, 2010. Thereafter, we will be open throughout the summer, 11:00am till 7:00pm, weather permitting.

The Clubhouse will be closed Easter Sunday, April 4thand will not re‐open (including the Fitness Center) until 7:00am Monday, April 5th

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Dear Residents of Seven Oaks, We are asking for your help. Recently there has been some theft at the Avalon Model home in the new Watermark section of Seven Oaks. We are asking that anyone who visits that subdivision, especially after hours, to please keep an eye out for suspicious activity. Report any unusual activity to the Pasco County Sheriff’s Department by simply calling 911. We need your help in keeping Seven Oaks a great and safe place to live. Thank you! Avalon Homes

Neighborhood Gates and Remote Openers Are now being handled through Rampart Properties Sue Diaz (813) 963‐6400 ext. 207 Or Direct: (813) 386‐2557 [email protected]

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Let’s Talk Streetlights

If a resident sees a streetlight out and would like to expedite the repair process, call WREC at (813) 979‐9732 ext. #1146 and give them the eight (8) digit poll number located on the face of the poll.

Notice of Public Meeting Dates

Seven Oaks Community Development District The Board of Supervisors of the Seven Oaks Community Development Distrist will hold their monthly meetings for 2010 in the Gathering Room of the Seven Oaks Clubhouse, located at 2910 Sports Core Circle, Wesley Chapel, Florida, 33544 at 6:30pm. This will be the second Wednesday of each month. For any questions or for more information please email Scott Brizendine at [email protected].

March 10th, 2010 May 12th, 2010 April 14th, 2010 June 9th, 2010

Seven Oaks Property Owners’ Association (SOPOA) SOPOA holds their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse in the Gathering Room at 6:00pm. This will be the fourth Tuesday of each month. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com , go to Boards and then Property Owners Association for any questions or information you may need on the Seven Oaks Property Owners Association (SOPOA).

March 23rd, 2010 May 25th, 2010 April 27th, 2010 June 22nd, 2010

Design Review Committee (DRC)

DRC holds their regular monthly meeting at The Seven Oaks Clubhouse in the Gathering Room 7:00pm. This will be the third Monday of each month. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com for any questions or for more information on the DRC. To download your ARM go to www.MySevenOaks.com , click on Boards, click Documents and Forms and click on Architectural Modification Request.

March 15th, 2010 May 17th, 2010 April 19th, 2010 June 21st, 2010

Resident Council Meeting

Resident Council holds their monthly meetings in the Gathering Room at the Clubhouse, the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm. If you have any questions, concerns or need information, please email the Resident Council Chairwoman Holly Hill at [email protected] or go to www.MySevenOaks.com, click on Boards and go to Resident Council.

March 2nd, 2010 May 4th, 2010 April 6th, 2010 June 1st, 2010


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fun at the same time while you get fit. All fitness levels welcome. Call for pricing and times.

Boot Camp for Kids ‐ Jack Somoano (321) 443‐2922 or email [email protected] • Obesity has become an epidemic in this country and it’s

starting at a very young age. In Boot Camp for Kids, they will work on cardio, strength, flexibility, core and endurance by using their own body weight, resistance bands and running while listening to music and having fun.

• 12 Class session. Cost $180.00 per session. Call for dates and times. Ages 8 ‐ 15

Bunko ‐ contact Judy at (813) 991‐5577 In order to play Bunko, you must first contact Judy. Bunko is played with 12, 16 or 20 players only; therefore, players need to put on a play list. As players are needed, you will be called. This is not a CDD sponsored function. This is a resident sponsored function.

Guitar Lessons ‐ Cameron Schmitz (813) 994‐4353 a Berklee College of Music graduate offering all styles and levels. • Monday & Friday 1:00pm‐7:00pm • Call for prices and to schedule private lessons

Harmony & Rhythm ‐ Nina Bartleson (813) 929‐6975 or www.harmonyandrhythm.org Harmony & Rhythm Performing Arts Academy instructs classes that combine singing, dancing and drama. They enroll both boys and girls, an audition is not required for participation. The program requires every child an opportunity to explore their strengths and find their niche in areas of performing arts. • Friday 5:00pm to 5:45pm ‐ 3 years thru Kindergarten • Friday 5:45pm to 6:30pm ‐ grades 1st thru 3rd • Friday 6:30pm to 7:15pm ‐ grades 4th thru 5th

Karate ‐ John Augel lo (813) 451 ‐7413 or [email protected] • Tuesday and Thursday 5:00pm‐8:00pm

Kettlebells ‐ with Carrie Kukuda ‐ RKC Certified (813) 600‐5208 Burn fat, lose weight, look and feel great. Get started! • 8 week program. (Monday evenings @ 6:30pm) • Bring your own towel, mat and water. • Investment: $88.00 Personal Training ‐ Jack Somoano (321) 443‐2922 or [email protected] • I am a Certified Personal Fitness Trainer. I provide

individualized Training as well as Boot Camps that incorporate, Strength, Core, Resistance, Flexibility, and Cardio.

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Personal Trainer ‐ Wendy Fernandez (813) 482‐2711 Over 5 years of experience working with the human body both as a Licensed Massage Therapist and a Certified Personal Trainer. Individual sessions • 30 minute ‐ $30.00 • 60 minute ‐ $60.00 • Sessions packages ($50.00 per session)

Piano Lessons ‐ with Anya (813) 417‐3976 Teacher with over 20 years experience teaching piano and music theory to students of all ages. Pilates Conditioning ‐ with Linda Gelcich (813) 610‐7448 or email [email protected] Total body, core strengthening and flexibility workout. • Classes Monday’s 9:00am or 10:00am • Must call to register.

PROtential Sports ‐ (813) 843‐9460 www.protentialsports.com Before and after school program with pick up from school. Tutoring, homework time, sports‐basketball, soccer, lacrosse, softball, baseball, volleyball and football. • Monday ‐ Friday 7:00am to start of school and 3pm to 6:30pm

Resident Happy Hour

• 3rd Friday of each month at 7:00pm in the Gathering room of Seven Oaks Clubhouse

• $2.00 per person, bring a food item and your own beverage This is NOT a CDD sponsored function. This is a resident sponsored function.

Soccer ‐ PROtential Sports ‐ (813) 843‐9460 or visit www.protentialsports.com • PROtential Sports is offering Youth Soccer • Age groups starting at 3 years old and up to 15 years old • $75.00 entry fee includes a jersey, evaluation day, practices, an

eight (8) game season including trophy presentation. • Everyone who signs up must attend evaluation day.

Spanish Lessons ‐ with Patricia Rios (813) 388‐9416 • Classes for adults • Tuesdays 10:00am to 12:00pm • $10.00 per class, paid by the month (a three month course),

includes notebook Summer Sports Camp ‐ PROtential Sports ‐ (813) 843‐9460 or visit www.protentialsports.com June 14th thru August 13th Mondays thru Fridays • One time registration fee $50.00 Includes t‐shirt and bag • EARLY BIRD Special Pricing 90.00/week Must reg. Feb.15th – April 1st

• Early drop‐off 5.00/week 7:00am to 9:00am • Late pick‐up 5.00/week 5:00pm to 6:30pm Swimming ‐ Football ‐ Dodge Ball ‐ Soccer ‐ Basketball ‐ Volleyball ‐ Movies ‐ Games Exciting Field Trips to *Busch Gardens, *Bowling, *Water Skiing, *Bounce‐U, *Chuckie Cheese, *Laser Tag at an (*)additional charge.

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Swim Team – PROtential Sports ‐ (813) 843‐9460 or visit www.protentialsports.com for more information. Registration is now open for the Seven Oaks Swim Team. • Registration Fee $25.00 includes t‐shirt and water bottle • Swim League $60.00 for four (4) weeks of instructions Swim Team practice begins April 19th and held on Mondays and Wednesdays as follows: • Beginners (unable to swim) 5:00pm to 5:30pm • Beginners (able to swim) 5:30pm to 6:00pm • Intermediate 6:00pm to 7:00pm • Advanced 7:00pm to 8:00pm Swim Meets will be hosted at Seven Oaks once every other month on Friday afternoon/evenings. (Schedule to follow) Tennis ‐ Ian Thomas USPTA Professional (813) 857‐6883 • Call for private lessons and prices

Tennis Racquet Stringing ‐ Call Al DuFaux at (813) 323‐1084 Have your tennis racquet strung right here in Seven Oaks! Cost is $15.00 and up.

Yoga‐ Theresa King (813) 802‐7358 or email [email protected] • Tuesday 1:30pm‐2:30pm Zumba ‐ with Helen (813) 841‐4717 or email [email protected] Experience a workout infused with Latin and International rhythms. A 1 hour of intense‐interval‐cardio‐toning‐fun‐party style workout…this is Zumba®!

• Mondays 5:00pm to 6:00pm • Thursdays 10:00am to 11:00am • Cost per class: $10.00 per person • Military discount available with I.D.


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At this sight you will find all information pertaining to Seven Oaks including:

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March 19th and April 16th The Gathering Room

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to drink. Ages 21 & over. $2.00 per person

FREE FAMILY FITNESS DAY! Date: Sunday, March 21, 2010

Time: 2pm‐3pm Location: Seven Oaks Clubhouse Field

Invites you and your family to a Free Family Fitness Day, boot camp style! Come get energized. Parents and children will have fun exercising together while listening to music and getting fit. To register please contact Jack Somoano at [email protected] and waivers will be emailed to you prior to exercising.


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At this sight you will find all information pertaining to Seven Oaks including:

CDD News Crime Watch The Clubhouse Resident Council

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Come and Join Us for our Annual

Easter Egg Hunt April 3, Saturday

You MUST Make a Reservation for each child attending with the Clubhouse

Manager’s by either calling (813) 907‐7987 or email at

[email protected] No later than March 28th.

Ages 2‐4 10:00 am Ages 5‐7 11:00 am Ages 8‐10 12:00pm

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Don’t forget the Seven Oaks Semi‐Annual Garage Sale

Saturday, April 10th

7:00am till 3:00pm

Please note… Due to the Easter holiday, the Garage Sale will

be the second Saturday in April this year.

Report Card Day

April 16th,17th and 18th

We want to congratulate those students who have worked hard during the third quarter. Bring us your Honor Roll report card

April 16th, 17th and 18th and receive a special treat for a job well done.

Movie under the

Stars Friday, April 24th at Dusk

In the Field at the Clubhouse Feature Movie:

Please R.S.V.P. to the Clubhouse Managers

either by email at [email protected] or call (813) 907-7987 and don’t forget to bring

your blankets, chairs and snacks.

Yappy Hour Sunday,

February 28th 2:00pm to 4:00pm

Pet Social for all Seven Oaks dog lovers. Join us in the field, next to the Clubhouse, for a few hours with your furry friend. All dogs must be on a leash and please bring bags for those unexpected accidents. Prizes for best dressed and most well behaved.


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