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GATE FIXED:

Sometime during the weekend of the 17th of the month of July Florida Door Control (FDC) installed a new exit gate. The entry and exit gates were once again in service for the Forest Creek Community.

  • The exit gate was not re-welded but replaced.
  • The cost is within the range estimated on the Police Report, approximately $4115.00.
  • The new gate has a one year warranty.
  • Unfortunately, that very night, the sign and pole adjacent to the entrance gate was vandalized presumably by someone bypassing the restored gate system service.

BLOCK PARTY:

Neighborhood Party held on 01 May 2004 at the Diplomat Drive Area in Phase II. The festivities began at around 4 PM. A moonwalk was provided for the Children as with past events. Covered dishes were provided by residents providing a wide sample of choice selections to choose from.

GARAGE SALE:

Garage Sale held over two days from Friday, April 23rd to Saturday April 24th 2004. Entrance Gate was opened for this event.

MEETING DATES:

The Board of Directors will be holding their next meeting in August.

If you have any questions, please e-mail Marie Thibodeaux, CMCA Bayside Management Services at

bayside1@mpinet.net

NOTES FROM LAST BOARD MEETING, 25 August 2004

The last Board of Directors Meeting was held on 25 August 2004 at the Melbourne Library on Fee Avenue. The following is a summary of the issues discussed and voted upon:

  • A motion was made by Jim and seconded by Bob Cropper to approve the May 12th minutes with the following corrections:
      Jim Irvin was listed as Vice President, should be President.
      Bob Carmichael was listed as absent, when he was in attendance.
      Under the Grounds and Gates heading, the discussion of algae in the ponds was omitted.
      Under the New Business heading, ARC should be changed to ACRC.
      Under Management Report, third sentence change 'entrance' to 'exit'. Last sentence, first time word 'exit' is used change to 'entrance'.
  • Complaints by Bob Carmichael that last year's Nominating committee's recommendations were disregarded. The Procedures established by last year's committee were not adhered to.
  • Two volunteers to be on this years committee with possible third as yet unnamed person.
  • Debbie recommends sending nominee solicitation via mail versus hand delivering.
  • ACRC Report, three applications for exterior alterations approved.
  • Culvert has been repaired, 18 bags of cement and 14 rebar rods were used, but there is still some washout around sides.
  • Two houses with fenced in back yards are not mowing to the retention pond, specifically from the end of their fences to the pond.
  • Doughnuts around sprinkler heads were replaced, but it is an ongoing maintenance issue.
  • Trees at entrance that were preventing proper mowing were trimmed back.
  • Area at entrance near street lights was cleaned up, via tree trimming.
  • Brush trimmed back to allow mowing; Lawn service was not mowing area.
  • Signs replaced at the right side of the entrance gate that were earlier this month vandalized and pulled out of the ground. They were placed deeper than before to preclude future vandalism and maintain Gate Security.
  • Pyramids at entrance gate that were stolen should be and will be replaced to discourage drivers from using this grass area as part of the pavement. People continue to drive on grass to avoid waiting for gate to open.
  • Lawn service is neither weeding nor trimming bushes.
  • Phone box appearance has deteriorated. The metal housing for the keypad has begun to flake and peel. Bill Heithaus has graciously volunteered to take care of this when he returns.
  • The Covenant Review committee is soliciting suggestions for consideration. Notice to be placed in the next newsletter.
  • A meeting will be held to review a draft of the revised covenant. The date is to be determined.
  • 2003 Audit Status; Bob Carmichael has possession of the documents. The review and audit of last year's books is in progress and will be done by Bob and Ed Foulds.
  • Need to get information back from the city to determine which actions can be taken in regard to the entrance from Brown Street. Debbie Hussey is awaiting word from Ms. Lamb, City of Melbourne.
  • Homeowners at each side of the entrance from Brown Street were not in favor of hedges, but were in favor of a gate. They have agreed to a fence to be placed to the boundary of their property from the sidewalk. A gate with keypad to allow access would be placed across the sidewalk.
  • Bob Mathews felt that it gave the appearance that we would be locking the Brown Street residents out of the community. Debbie Hussey emphasized that the Brown and Marshall St. residents would be given the code to allow them access. The purpose of this security measure is to make the entire community safer by not allowing anyone to drive through this area into the subdivision ostensibly bypassing the Front Gate. Bob Mathews felt that the area near the pond at the culdesac on the other side was a greater security threat. Mike Chmielewski mentioned that all security areas will be addressed at a future point in time but we have chosen to give the Brown Street area higher authority.
  • The Board will hold a Special Meeting at Jim Irving's house September 14th at 7:00pm to discuss the 2005 budget and reserve fund allocation. As with Board Meetings, all residents are invited to attend.
  • The gates will be opened during impending severe inclement weather forecast and while the threat is imminent.
  • The gates will only be opened for the two semi-annual community garage sale dates established by prior Board Policy.
  • Maintenance of Lake off Brown Street: Discussion as to whether this area should be bush hogged vice mower cut. Conjecture was that since this area had not been mowed that now it required bush hogging.
  • Maintenance of Lake off Brown Street: Debbie has requested that Marie schedule lawn care but no info due to Marie's absence.
  • Sheryl Fournier of 424 Brown Street has been cutting the grass for 2 years and would like the HOA to reimburse her for the expense. This is the last house on Brown just past the bank of the lake.
  • Nick and Barbara Lane of 870 Spring Oak Drive had questions regarding their responsibility in maintaining the common property that is adjacent to their house. Jim explained the policy to them. They also pointed out that the fence at Diplomat Street area is in need or repair. The Board referred this issue to the Grounds Committee for resolution.
  • There was a general concern from the Board and the attending homeowners that management was not addressing requests for action in a timely manner.
  • MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:30 PM.

NOTES FROM LAST BOARD MEETING, 12 May 2004

The last Board of Directors Meeting was held on 12 May 2004 at the Melbourne Library on Fee Avenue. The following is a summary of the issues discussed and voted upon:

  • MINUTES ACCEPTED FROM LAST MEETING
  • OFFICERS REPORT - NOTHING TO REPORT
  • GATE STILL UNDERGOING ESTIMATES FOR REPAIR
  • JIM HAD ASKED MARIE TO KEEP OPEN THE ENTRANCE GATE BECAUSE OF SEVERAL NEAR HEAD ON COLLISIONS
  • ACRC REPORT, NONE BECAUSE DEBBIE HUSSEY WAS NOT IN ATTENDANCE
  • GATES/GROUNDS REPORT - STILL REPLACING BROKEN SPRINKLER HEADS EVEN THOUGH DONUTS ARE OVER SPRINKLER HEADS. ALGAE IN PONDS APPEAR TO BE A PROBLEM. MARIE CONTACTED SERVICE TO COME EVERY 15 DAYS. BEHIND EARL'S HOUSE DRAIN CULVERT REPAIR STILL NEEDED - WILL WORK THIS ISSUE AS NEEDED. REBAR AND CEMENT NEEDED FOR FIX. WORK DAY DID NOT HAPPEN BECAUSE BOB CROPPER WAS CALLED OUT OF TOWN UNEXPECTANTLY.
  • NO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH REPORT
  • COVENANT REVIEW COMMITTEE CREATION, BILL HEITHAUS AND BOB CARMICHAEL ARE MEMBERS. MISSION IS TO REVIEW COVENANTS AND SEE WHAT NEEDS TO BE CHANGED. BOARD MEMBER MENTIONED THAT CHANGING THE COVENANTS SHOULD BE THE LAST RESORT AND UNCLEAR ITEMS CAN BE CLARIFIED THROUGH THE ISSUANCE OF GUIDELINES.
  • REAR GATE ENTRANCE, BROWN STREET, TABLED UNTIL NEXT MEETING BECAUSE DEBBIE HUSSEY WAS ABSENT.
  • LAWN CONTRACT, DEBBIE HUSSEY SENT REPORT WHICH INDICATED THE RESULTS OF SEVERAL ESTIMATES. BOARD VOTED TO ACCEPT THE ESTIMATE FOR LAWN SERVICE FROM A COMPANY KNOWN AS NORTHERN BOYS. THIS CONTRACT REPRESENTS A SAVINGS OVER PAST SERVICES.
  • BOB CROPPER AND DON CARSON TO ADDRESS ISSUE OF THE DRAINAGE CULVERT BEHIND EARL'S HOUSE.
  • UNDER NEW BUSINESS, MOTION TO GIVE PEOPLE BLANKET PERMISSION TO MOVE TREES BETWEEN SIDEWALK AND STREET, OSTENSIBLY TO PREVENT FUTURE DAMAGE TO SIDEWALKS. DISCUSSION INVOLVED REMOVAL OF SOME TREES MIGHT REQUIRE PERMIT FROM THE CITY OF MELBOURNE; REMOVAL OF SOME TREES FOR THE PURPOSES OF TRANSPLANT MIGHT PROVE TO BE FUTILE BECAUSE OAKS DO NOT TRANSPLANT SUCCESSFULLY. THIS IS BASICALLY AN ISSUE FOR THE ACRC WHICH SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. MOTION WAS DEFEATED.
  • BOARD MEMBER MENTIONED THAT PERSONS WERE WALKING THROUGH BACK YARDS MARKING UP LOCATION OF GAS LINES.
  • ISSUE OF RESEALING ROADS WAS DISCUSSED. SCHEDULE INDICATES THAT RESEALING WOULD BE DONE IN THE YEAR 2006. THE COST OF THE RESEALING TO BE APPROXIMATELY $12,000. CHURCHES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST FROM THE GATE TO FLORIDA AVE.
  • SCHEDULE FOR FUTURE BOARD MEETINGS IN 2005 TO BE QUARTERLY. DISCUSSION INDICATED THAT THE ANNUAL MEETING COULD BE HELD AT THE GOOD SHEPHERD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. COST TO RENT THE HALL IS $50.00.
  • MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:30 PM.

MEETING LOCATION CHANGE:

According to a letter sent by the First Baptist Church of Melbourne, received by Dave Wharton, the Church now demands that they be paid $250.00 each time we have a meeting. They also have demanded an insurance certificate be furnished before the next meeting to be held at the Church. Although the Board of Directors will be discussing this Issue at the Special Meeting in January, the concensus by e-mail of the Board is that this is unacceptable.
The Melbourne Library has been chosen by the Board to be the location of future Board of Directors Meetings. The Library is located at 540 E. Fee Ave.

GATE OPERATION:

The closing of the entrance gate 24/7 has gone very smoothly. We've had a few minor issues that had to be ironed out and we thank you for your cooperation. If you haven't tried your personal code to see if it's working, please do so now. If you should encounter a problem, please give me a call at 676-6446 or e-mail at the address below. Remember that your personal code is only to be given out to those people you want to come into the community.

If you have any questions, please e-mail Marie Thibodeaux, CMCA Bayside Management Services at

bayside1@mpinet.net

GATE CLOSURE:

It has always been the goal of the Board of Directors, since turnover, to close the gate permanently on a 24/7 basis when 'built out' has occurred, the last home construction finished on the last homesite. Build Out has occurred. As of November 3, 2003 the gate at the entrance to our community will be closed 24 hours a day seven days a week.
ACCESS;
Access to the community will change as required to meet the needs of the community. Community Service Venders such as Utility and Waste Removal Services will be assigned codes which will grant them access. Individual Residental Service Venders will be assigned a Personal Access Code Number (PACN) which they will give to their service vender to allow access during the times they are required to perform the scheduled service. This assigned PACN can be programmed to be active for any time interval within 24 hours. The time interval chosen for the PACN is 24 hours. Thus the resident can use the PACN in place of their remote. The resident can still use their remote for access as well, unchanged from the previous process. Access for Police, Fire and Emergency Vehicles will remain unchanged. Access to visitors via the Resident Directory at the keypad with access granted inside the residence via the telephone will not change. Access per code can be tracked as well.

2003 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION RESULTS:

  
ELECTION RESULTS 2003
CANDIDATE
VOTES RECEIVED
ELECTION RESULT
Mike Chmielewski
47
ELECTED
Robert Cropper
42
ELECTED
Anthony Holloway
42
ELECTED
Debbie Hussey
42
ELECTED
Jim Irvin
41
ELECTED
Will Klein
45
ELECTED
Robert Mathews
38
ELECTED
Milli Washock
29
NOT ELECTED
Dave Wharton
39
ELECTED
*Robert Abassi
30
NOT ELECTED
*Doug Akers
36
NOT ELECTED
*Bob Carmichael
40
ELECTED
*Erv Hoeper
29
NOT ELECTED
* denotes nomination from floor

FINAL TALLEY

There were 57 total votes, including proxies, which were available for counting as votes at this meeting. The 57 votes were on a per household basis. The votes were tallied at the Annual meeting and presented to the assembled residents.

Adoption of the Association's 2004 Operating & Reserve Budget:

Please be advised the Board of Directors adopted the Association's 2004 Operating and Reserve Budget. The budget as adopted, reflects a $10.00 a year increase in your maintenance fees. Effective January 1, 2004 through December 31, 2004, maintenance fees are $285.00 per year. Fees are due on January 1, 2004, and will be considered late after 30 days. At that time, a $25.00 late fee and 18% interest per annum will be assessed per month until paid.

Please make your check payable to: Forest Creek HOA and mail to:
Forest Creek HOA
c/o Bayside Management Services
P.O. Box 100130
Palm Bay, Fl 32910-0130

If you have any questions, please e-mail Marie Thibodeaux, CMCA Bayside Management Services at

bayside1@mpinet.net

MORE LEFT TO DO...

The Board has done it's best to resolve in a positive way all the challenges put before it. More challenges remain and we will welcome the support and assistance of residents willing to help us resolve these and other outstanding community issues.

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING:

Subsequent to the Annual Meeting starting at 8PM, the newly elected Board conducted and Election of Officers and Appointment of Committee Chairman. The Officers remained the same from the previous Board with the exception of Jim Irvin for vice-president vice Debbie Hussey. Committee Chairman remained the same as the previous Board.
The Board voted unanimously to approve the same Tax Firm as last years to do the Association's Taxes.
The Board voted unanimously to approve the carryover of Association Funds from 2003 to 2004.
The Board voted unanimously an Amendment to the Property Management Contract.

AMMENDMENT VOTE:

The vote for the Amendment that was a re-write of Section II of the Covenants and Restrictions failed to achieve the required number of votes (104) for approval. Forty Six votes were received for approval, twelve for no, and four absentions.

2002 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION RESULTS:

  
ELECTION RESULTS 2002
CANDIDATE
VOTES RECEIVED
ELECTION RESULT
John Akers
09
N/A
Mike Alsup
03
N/A
Alex Belardinelli
11
LATER DECLINED
Joann Bertrand
01
N/A
Bill Bowen
03
N/A
BJ Carmichael
13
LATER DECLINED
Bob Carmichael
04
N/A
Blair Chandler
03
N/A
Mike Chmielewski
28
ACCEPTED
Phil Couey
05
N/A
Judy Cropper
16
DECLINED
Michael Damweber
16
ACCEPTED
Dave Decrosta
11
LATER DECLINED
Michael Doody
13
LATER DECLINED
Ed Foulds
02
N/A
Jim Gambino
10
LATER DECLINED
Isidro Gonzalez
05
N/A
Bill Heitaus
09
N/A
Anthony Holloway
15
ACCEPTED
Earl Humphrey
17
LATER RESIGNED
Debbie Hussey
26
ACCEPTED
Jim Irvin
12
LATER ACCEPTED
Valez Isaul
19
DECLINED
John Johnson
04
N/A
Will Klein
25
ACCEPTED
Bob Kropper
23
ACCEPTED
Bob Mathews
10
LATER ACCEPTED
Ruby Mathews
00
N/A
Frank McGuire
19
LATER RESIGNED
Kathy Parsons
04
N/A
Steve Parsons
06
N/A
Bill Pokluda
05
N/A
Mike O'Brien
02
N/A
Debra Reilly
09
N/A
Sandi Russell
02
N/A
Karen Sadoff
09
N/A
Steve Thompson
07
N/A
Bea Weimar
13
LATER DECLINED
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TURNOVER

The date for the turnover of the Association is scheduled for the:

15 October 2002, at a Meeting of the Association to be held at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MELBOURNE
located adjacent to our community
at Florida & Dairy Rds.

NEW NEWS ON RE-ZONING ISSUE:

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Planning and Zoning Board Meeting, to be held 03 September 2002 to consider the 8 Acre Farm property for sale, located on Dairy Road, by a potential buyer as a site to be re-zoned Single Family Housing on Dairy Road.

CRIME ALERT:

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Submitted by Earl Humphrey. Any questions, send e-mail to ehumphrey1@aol.com

READ THE MINUTES OF FCHOA MEETING HELD 21 May 2002

READ THE MINUTES OF ACRC MEETING HELD 06 June 2002

RESIGNATIONS

Bill Pokluda tendered his Resignation from the Transition Board where he served as president from January 2002. The date of the Resignation was 19 June 2002. Dave Wharton, Vice-president will assume the duties and responsibilities of Transition Board President.

Bob Cropper tendered his Resignation from the Transition Board where he served as Grounds Chair from January 2002. The date of the Resignation was 09 July 2002.

ACCESS GATE BOX HIT BY LIGHTENING....AGAIN

A neighbor reported that upon a random check, his last name was not in the resident directory on the Gate Access Box. A call to the Property Manager revealed that the BOX was struck by lightening, (same as last year, about this date) and some resident names could have possibly been lost when the memory was restored.
All residents should check the Gate Access Box to verify that their names are listed and if not, contact the Property Manager.

FOREST CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
TRANSITION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SPECIAL MEETING HELD

16 July 2002 7:00 PM at the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MELBOURNE
Church located adjacent to our community
at Florida & Dairy Rds.

About 35 residents attended.

This meeting was called via a letter delivered to each resident by Forest Creek Homeowners Association Interim President Dave Wharton to discuss strategy to oppose the variance that is to be considered, at the Planning and Zoning Meeting July 18, 2002, to allow a Storage Facility to be constructed within 500 feet of our Forest Creek Community.

Summary of Items discussed is as follows:

  • Dave Wharton, Interim President called the meeting to order around 7 PM.
  • Dave distributed a site plan for the Storage Facility, showing the placement of the buildings housing the individual units and where the Stormwater Retention pomd would be located. It was created to give homeowners an idea of what they would be looking at if this Facility is constructed.
  • Dave mentioned that about 100 signatures on the petition against the re-zoning proposal were gathered. The only ones not to sign were those that could not be reached, i.e. were not at home.
  • Dave indicated that a large number of residents at the meeting will send a clear message to the P&Z Board that the Forest Creek Community, especially the residents of Forest Creek are opposed to the Re-Zoning.
  • A resident suggested e-mailed City Council and P&Z Board Members to voice their protest. The e-mail of the P&Z Board is P&Z@melbourneflorida.org
  • Dave requested that residents arrive at the meeting 15 minutes prior to the start of the meeting which according to the Board Agenda is 7:30 PM.
  • Dave adjourned the meeting at 7:30 PM.



If you have any questions, please e-mail Dave Wharton at

WHARTONDAVEW@aol.com

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting, held 20 June 2002 to consider the 8 Acre Farm property for sale, located on Dairy Road, by a potential buyer as a site for a Storage Facility on Dairy Road.
At Thursday nights meeting, upon seeing so many people from the Forest Creek Community including the VFW and the Church, the developer of the Storage Facility immediately requested a postponement of consideration of this issue, and was granted the time extension. His strategy then, simple, scout out the enemy (us) and look for weaknesses. If he knows what objections (weaknesses) we have then he will be forearmed for the next time, the next meeting on the 18th of July. Several Residents who live within 500 feet of the affected property who received the letter, the notice of a variance hearing as well as other concerned Residents, were there to represent their interests.
Prior to this meeting, volunteer residents went from door to door throughout the neighborhood to inform residents of this issue, request their signature on a petition protesting the zoning variance.
Subsequent to the meeting a resident indicated the following:
The Administrator of the First Baptist Church after the zoning meeting said they would be happy to sign the petition with ~ 50 names (ministers, teachers, administrators). They are in favor of keeping the property institutional or residential. The Commander of the VFW is signing the petition. They are in favor of keeping the property institutional or residential as are many Forest Creek Residents.

View the LETTER for this Variance Meeting.

CONFIRMED INFORMATION:

The 8 Acre Farm property is for sale, located on Dairy Road is definitely being considered by a potential buyer as a site for a Storage Facility on Dairy Road. There will be a variance hearing for re-zoning as required. Residents within 500 feet received a letter, a notice of a variance hearing.
Why should we be concerned about this? Allowing this low level Commercial Facility will open the door for other similar types of commercial entities along Dairy Road.

View the LETTERfor this Variance Meeting.

HIGHLIGHTS OF FCHOA MEETING 21 May 2002

(Although most agenda items were not touched upon, the following are in general, Agenda item details.)

Due to the efforts of Mr. Earl Humphrey, a street light mounted on a pole was moved to directly opposite the entrance to the Subdivision. The theory behind this move was to create more light on the entrance therefore in the hope of reducing damage to the Entrance Sign lights and reduce any other potential vandalism. The assembled residents expressed their gratitude to Mr. Humphrey for his continued vigilence in pursuing this issue with the City of Melbourne.

The Rental Amendment to the Covenants and Restrictions was discussed. The Amendment has been re-written to reflect the corresponding Melbourne City Code that is relevant to this issue.
There has been concern that this Amendment might discriminate against College Students. The intent of the Amendment is to protect the Residents from the group dynamic that potentially can occur when several college students gather or reside in one place.

Their was an effort to generate a vote for 'approval' of the Community Restrictions Handbook, created by the Board. The Handbook is an outline of individual Board Member Responsibilities, Community 'Do's and Don'ts', outline of Arcitectural Review Board Responsibilities, Enforcement Provisions, and Sample Forms dealing with Enforcement Provsion Resident Notification. One resident stated that all residents should be given an opportunity to examine this document prior to any Board vote for Approval. To facillitate this process, the Handbook as provided to the Webmaster, at the last Homeowners Association meeting, was requested by the Board to be put on the WEB Site for review and comment. Examine the FCHOA Restrictions Handbook which is most likely to be on the Agenda and be voted upon by the Board at the next Homeowners Association Meeting. Read it carefully. It is purported to be an innocent document, as in not changing any of the existing Covenants and Restrictions. Does it?
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please e-mail Bill Pokluda (current FCHA Transition Board President) at
Thefcprez@aol.com

Much discussion in the meeting over which Lots are in a Flood Zone and which are not. Apparently, most of the Lots in Phase II are and some in Phase I. A Resident indicated that the Surveyer hired by the Developer made erors which incorrectly put some Lots into a Flood Zone. There is definitely much confusion amoung residents over this issue. Because of this, some residents have requested that the WEB Site feature this issue to make available relevant information to the Homeowners as well as Internet Links pointing toward other WEB Sites which are relevant to this issue.

A Homeowner asked the Board why the WEB Site could not be used for informing residents who have WEB Access of relevant Information for the Community and bulk mailing required information to those residents who do not have WEB Access, to save on mailing costs, to the Association. The Board did not seem to embrace this idea.

The issue was again brought up over liability to the Association from the WEB Site. The Webmaster again indicated that there is no liability issue. An extensive Legal Disclaimer is on the WEB Site and is available for examination for all residents and visitors.

Jim Irvin (ACRC Chair) made a pitch for Residents from Phase II to join the Architectural Review Committee. Currently the membership includes only residents from PHASE I. If you are interested in joining this Committee or have questions, feel free to e-mail Jim at

jirvin1@cfl.rr.com

Submitted by Michael Chmielewski mikec@spacey.net

RESTRICTIONS HANDBOOK

The Handbook updates were supplied to the Webmaster, subsequent to the last Homeowners Association meeting, which at the time of the meeting was requested by the Board to be put the updated version on the WEB Site for review and comment. Examine the FCHOA Restrictions Handbook
If you have any questions, comments or desired changes, please e-mail Steve Thompson (current FCHA Transition Board Secretary) at
sthomp05@harris.com

BLOCK PARTY HELD 16TH MARCH:

With the help of many people and a "neighbor to neighbor" attitude the Block Party was a great success. The food was wonderful and it was plentiful!!! It was a happy meeting of neighbors and families. Jill Klein rented a huge dinosaur jumping trampoline, which the younger kids loved. Thanks Jill. Betty McGuire did a wonderful job of helping to coordinate with all the organizing. Thanks Betty. Kenny and Will were our "chefs" and made the hot dogs and hamburgers perfect!!! Thanks Kenny and Will. If I have forgotten to thank all who worked to make this so great, thanks now. We have some wonderful cooks - and we all look forward to the next Block Party!!!

Submitted by Bea Weimar GrndmaBea@aol.com

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