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POOL RULES

The swimming season starts the week end of Memorial Day and ends with Labor Day. The pool opens daily at 9:00 AM and closes promptly at 10:00 PM.

1. This is a private pool for the exclusive use of Chardonnay residents and their guests.

2. No lifeguard on duty. Residents and guests swim at their own risk. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult Homeowner. Children are the sole responsibility of their parents, guardian or baby-sitter, who must be present with the children in the pool area.

3. Two (2) guests per day per household is the limit on weekends and holidays. Four (4) guests on weekdays. Homeowners must accompany guests to the pool and are responsible for the actions of their guests as well as any damages which may be incurred.

4. Proper swimming attire is required in the pool. Infants must wear rubber pants in the pool at all times.

5. No pets or animals of any kind are allowed in the pool area.

6. No glass containers in the pool area.

7. No diving permitted.

8. Flotation devices/toys are permitted at the discretion of each homeowner as long as it does not interfere with other swimmers.

9. The Association is not responsible for personal property at the pool area.

10. Private parties are not permitted at or around the pool area.

11. Radios may only be played at the pool with the use of headphones.

12. Running, boisterous, or disruptive behavior will not be permitted in the pool area.

13. The pool gate and the door to the restrooms should be locked at all times.

14. Please close the umbrellas when not in use, and before leaving the pool area.

15. Pool furniture may not be removed from the deck area.

Chardonnay Grapevine June, 2006
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY A Dad is a person Who is loving and kind, And often he knows What you have on your mind. He’s someone who listens, Suggests, and defends. A dad can be one Of your very best friends! He’s proud of your triumphs, But when things go wrong, A dad can be patient And helpful and strong In all that you do, A dad’s love plays a part. There’s always a place for him Deep in your heart. And each year that passes, You’re even more glad, More grateful and proud Just to call him your dad! Thank you, DAD… For listening and caring, For giving and sharing, But, especially, for just being you! Happy Father’s Day PUZZLE OF THE MONTH This child has a Father who lives at Chardonnay. Who is he?		FROM THE BOARD Spring is always a flowering season …. And Chardonnay has surely caught SPRING FEVER!!! The planted flower beds in front of the Clubhouse looked spectacular this year, Thanks to last year’s landscaping committee who planted the spring bulbs. Also, the trees that line the driveway as you come up Chardonnay Drive appear to have weathered last year’s drought very well. Everyone should stop to consider how blessed we are to have such willing and giving volunteers on the landscape committee!!! Be sure to thank them for the beautiful job and maybe consider offering your help on the committee this year. On May 27th, the pool will be opening again! Be sure to make plans to come and participate in all the activities that will be going on at the clubhouse. And, Please, to all new residents, don’t be shy….come and meet some of the fun and interesting people that live at Chardonnay. We have a spectacular Social Committee and Welcome Committee that will do everything to make you feel comfortable and welcome among your new community. Hope to see you and all the community residents! ANSWER TO LAST MONTH’S PUZZLE 1ST PAGE – Joyce Cates 2nd Top Left – Trulin Mullins Bottom Left – Jerry Lehkamp Right – Adelene Mullins 3rd Left – Beth Maggard Right – Betty Kroth - Ann Kendall 4th Top Left – Marilyn Jenner Bottom Left – Helen Lehkamp Top Right – Judi Hahn

	Dear Mr. Chardy: A couple of months ago, you stated that furniture or appliances should not be discarded in the dumpster. Instead you should call Rumpke for a special pick up. Can you tell us what telephone number to call for this pickup?	I look forward to meeting with you next month. In the meantime, if you have a question you would like answered, please call 441-8287 or email amullins1@insightbb.com. DERBY PARTY Thirty residents attended the Derby Party at the clubhouse on May 6th. Everyone had a lot of fun chatting, eating and rooting for their horse. The winners were: FIRST PLACE: Jane Gray, Dave Trowbridge, Bill Frambes, Jim Remley, & Judy Kraft. SECOND PLACE: Dolores VonHandorf, Barb Culp, Bob Wheeler, Ned Barnes, & Judy Kraft. THIRD PLACE: Trulin Mullins, Rhoda Wheeler, Barb Culp, Dolores VonHandorf, & Bob Wheeler. After the race, there was a split-the-pot which was won by Helen Lehkamp. A Brinks truck was called to help her transport her earnings home. THANKS Jeanie and I appreciate the thoughtfulness of our Chardonnay neighbors and friends in regards to the death of my brother, Al. We realize even more what a nice community we have here and the sympathies expressed to us by so many have helped us in this time of sorrow. Jim & Jeanie Remley If you are going to be ill, Chardonnay is the place to be. Thank you does not seem adequate to cover how gratified we are for the support of the many wonderful friends that we have at Chardonnay. Each day brought offers of rides to the hospital, grocery and even to get my hair done each week. Soup, fruit salads and many delicious and appreciated foods were dropped off. Prayers and shoulders were offered daily along with many Get Well Cards. We can’t thank you enough. You are special to us. Joe & Pat Malloy
Answer: The phone number is 1-877-786-7537. You must give Rumpke a 24-hour notice and tell them what you have to discard. Then place the item at the dumpster area the night before the pickup. Also while we are discussing trash pickups, I have another item to mention. Do NOT leave garbage in your garage. This causes offensive odors and causes bugs which we do not want in our community. Now that flower-planting season is upon us, what are the rules for planting flowers? Answer: The planting of annuals, small perennials and bulbs in the mulch and patio areas (18 inches from patio) is encouraged. Trees, bushes, vegetables, vine, etc. are not allowed. For more details, consult your Welcome Book Page 27 and the Flower Planting Permit. There have been numerous complaints on neighborhood pets. Can you outline some of the basic rules? 1. Always keep pet on a leash when outside. 2. Immediately pick up after your pet. 3. NEVER take your pet to someone else’ lawn to do “its business” even if you do pick it up. 4. Barking dogs may be a nuisance to other homeowners. Please take proper precautions to avoid this problem. 5. The right of homeowners to maintain a pet within the home shall be subject to termination if the Board of Directors determines the maintenance of the animal constitutes a detrimental effect on the community or other homeowners. Failure to obey all of the above could cost you a fine and possibly the privilege of owning a pet. Are there any traffic rules for the community? Answer: Yes. Stop signs mean what they say. Drivers MUST always stop when they approach these signs. Failure to do so could also result in a fine.

POOL RULES The swimming season starts the week end of Memorial Day and ends with Labor Day. The pool opens daily at 9:00 AM and closes promptly at 10:00 PM. 1. This is a private pool for the exclusive use of Chardonnay residents and their guests. 2. No lifeguard on duty. Residents and guests swim at their own risk. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult Homeowner. Children are the sole responsibility of their parents, guardian or baby-sitter, who must be present with the children in the pool area. 3. Two (2) guests per day per household is the limit on weekends and holidays. Four (4) guests on weekdays. Homeowners must accompany guests to the pool and are responsible for the actions of their guests as well as any damages which may be incurred. 4. Proper swimming attire is required in the pool. Infants must wear rubber pants in the pool at all times. 5. No pets or animals of any kind are allowed in the pool area. 6. No glass containers in the pool area. 7. No diving permitted. 8. Flotation devices/toys are permitted at the discretion of each homeowner as long as it does not interfere with other swimmers. 9. The Association is not responsible for personal property at the pool area. 10. Private parties are not permitted at or around the pool area. 11. Radios may only be played at the pool with the use of headphones. 12. Running, boisterous, or disruptive behavior will not be permitted in the pool area. 13. The pool gate and the door to the restrooms should be locked at all times. 14. Please close the umbrellas when not in use, and before leaving the pool area. 15. Pool furniture may not be removed from the deck area.		It is the responsibility of each resident to see that these rules are enforced in order to maintain a safe pool area for the use and recreation of all concerned. The Board of Directors has the right to suspend the membership and pool privileges of any member who abuses his privilege or creates a safety hazard for others. A pool service company maintains the pool on a daily basis throughout the season. However, NO SUPERVISION is provided. Let’s make this a SAFE and FUN Season at the pool. Barb Culp, Chairperson Pool Committee SOCIAL COMMITTEE May has been a great month starting with our Derby Party and ending with our Pool Opening. I think everyone had a good time – we also saw a few new faces. On Friday, June 23rd at 7 PM, we are having our ice cream social, and Everyone loves ice cream! Our guest speaker for the night will be Tricia Macke, the Fox 19 News anchor. I owe a big thank you to Pat Bibbins (Tricia’s Aunt) for helping me put this together. Come, enjoy the evening and make Tricia feel welcome. Some upcoming events will be a wine tasting in July and we are planning an auction for August. During the next few months as you are doing your Spring and Summer cleaning, if you should come across some items you have never used and it is just taking up space, please think about donating them to your Social Club’s Auction. The items need to be new or slightly used, large or small, and even some smaller furniture items. This would be a good chance to donate those Christmas Gifts you keep storing and never use. The proceeds will go the The Social Club, which will be used throughout the year to buy food, supplies and decorations to put on our monthly events. Any items not sold will be returned to you. If you have a donation, please contact Pat Rummel at 441-1088 and we will be happy to make arrangements to pick up the items. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at the ice cream social. Pat Rummel, Chairperson

CHARDONNAY COMMITTEES 2006 ARCHITECTURAL/MAINTENANCE David Trowbridge, Chairman Ron Culp, Co-Chairman Ken Allen Chuck Gerhardstein Daryl Moore Rhoda Wheeler Alan Hahn, Board Member FINANCE Bill Frambes, Chairman & Board Member JoeGates Alan Hahn Ken Mueller Jim Smalley LANDSCAPE Beth Maggard, Chairperson Chuck Gerhardstein Judy Klaene Jerry Lehkamp Joe Malloy Daryl Moore Dave Trowbridge POOL Barb Culp, Chairperson Dave Eglian Jan Grefer Terri Young Dolores VonHandorf Marge Rauch, Board Member SOCIAL Pat Rummell, Chairperson Marilyn Jenner, Co-Chairperson Mary Gerhardstein, Secy Judi Hahn, Treasurer Pat Bibbins Mary Gates Pat Malloy Rhoda Wheeler Marge Rauch, Board Member WATERING & LIGHTING Jim Remley, Chairman & Board Member WELCOME Judi Hahn, Chairperson Carolyn Ford Anne Kendall Evie Smith If you would like to serve on a committee, contact Marge Rauch, Board Member responsible for All Committees and she will assign you to one as soon as an opening occurs.		LADIES AUXILIARY (Chain Gang) The Ladies Auxiliary (Chain Gang) will have a business meeting on June 12, 2006 at 12:30 PM. New officers will be elected and any other business deemed necessary will be taken care of. After the business session (which should be short), regular sewing, chatting, etc. will resume. Rhoda Wheeler, President Marge Rauch, Vice President Barb Culp, Secy – Treasurer TELEPHONE CHANGES ADD: Shannon Niemeyer, 1602-104 Arbor View, 992-6815 Tom & Lola Bennett, 108 Sonoma Ct., 781-1546 DELETE: Mark Denicola, 1602-104 Arbor View, NL FOR YOUR INFORMATION WEB SITE – www.chardonnayhome.com BOARD Bill Frambes, President 781-8852 wframbes1@insightbb.com Marge Rauch, VP mrauch41@netzero.com Gerrie Kortekamp, Secy 442-5116 gkortekamp@insightbb.com Alan Hahn, Treas 781-6329 ralanhahn@insightbb.com Jim Remley, Member at Large 441-7441 sukyjnr@fuse.net FOR PROBLEMS, COMPLAINTS & VIOLATIONS, CALL Dave Munro, Towne Properties 291-5858 DaveM@tp1.com Pat Kerner, Towne Properties 291-5858 PatK@tp1.com COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Architect Maintenance – Dave Trowbridge 442-0244 Nanctr1400@aol.com Finance – Bill Frambes 781-8852 wframbes1@insightbb.com Landscape – Beth Maggard 781-9138 childbeth3@fuse.net Pool – Barb Culp 781-6910 rculp2@insightbb.com Social – Pat Rummel 441-1088 rprummel@peoplepe.com Co-Social – Marilyn Jenner 441-9099 majic@fuse.net Welcome – Judi Hahn 781-6329 judihahn@insightbb.com Clubhouse Coordinator – Rhoda Wheeler 441-6185 whlrwheeler@aol.com Co-Clubhouse Coordinator – Nancy Trowbridge 442-0244 Nanctr1400@aol.com Editor – Adelene Mullins 441-8287 amullins1@insightbb.com

Chardonnay Grapevine June, 2006

Chardonnay Grapevine
June, 2006