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FATHER’S DAY—JUNE 15TH
F.A.T.H.E.R.S.
"F" aithful.
"A" lways there.
"T" rustworthy.
"H" onoring.
"E" ver-loving.
"R" ighteous.
"S" upportive.
Author Unknown
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
SUMMER PROJECTS UNDERWAY
TGIF SOCIAL HOUR-Informal Through-Out Summer
THANK GOODNESS IT’S FRIDAY!!
FRIDAY, JUNE 13TH
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm—Tradewinds Clubhouse
“BYOB” (Bring Your Own Bottle)
“BYOD” (Bring Your Own Dish) Preferably Finger Foods to Share
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BOARD MEMBERS
Ellis Rabinowitz, President
[email protected]
(239) 850-4000
Herb Lenchner, Secretary
[email protected]
(239) 482-6808
Board Meeting Times:
Stormwater/
Master
3rd Tuesday
6:00 PM-RLCH Ballroom
Town Hall
3rd Tuesday
Following Master Board Meeting
Condo I
2nd Monday
6:30 PM—Tradewinds CH
Condo II
Last Wednesday
6:30 PM—Tradewinds CH
(Condo II - No monthly meeting for July and September)
Condo III
3rd Thursday
6:00 PM—Tradewinds CH
2014 Committee & Working Group Chairs:
Tim Harris, Treasurer
[email protected]
(239) 225-7390
ARB, Doug Keno
Coffee Connection , Anna DiGiorgio
Neighborhood Watch, Fran Jeko
Recreation, Carole Lovell
George Hambel, Director
[email protected]
(201) 207-0300
Committee Meeting Times:
Darlene Heeter, Director
[email protected]
(239) 292-9669
RL CAM—Greg Sandora
[email protected]
Office: (239) 433-9278
Cell: (609) 519-8000
Administrative Assistant
Jennifer Alexander
[email protected]
Office: (239) 433-9278
ARB
Recreation
[email protected] (239) 433-7755
(239) 275-7892
[email protected] (239) 482-6739
[email protected] (239) 454-8686
1st Tuesday
6:30 PM
1st Wednesday 7:00 PM
RLCH Ballroom
RLCH Card Room
Reflection Lakes Condominium Association 2014 Officers
Condo I: Rich Beck, President – [email protected] – (239) 707-8721
John Cossentino, Vice President – [email protected] – (239) 931-4949
Craig VanderMeer, Secretary – [email protected]
Lee Grubb, Treasurer – [email protected] – (239) 466-8753
Tim Harris, Director – [email protected] – (239) 225-7390
Condo I Mgmt. Co.: Sentry Management
Lucia Stiles-(239) 277-0112 Ext. 22 [email protected]
Condo II : Don Paich, President – [email protected] – (440) 552-8745
Beverly Otten, Vice President – [email protected] – (239) 433-3878
Terry Christina, Secretary – [email protected] – (239) 415-0820
Jeremiah Hampton, Treas.– [email protected] – (239) 482-5297
(732) 229-2718
Ed Siperstein, Director – [email protected] – (239) 210-8972
Condo II Mgmt Co. : Associa Gulf Coast
Jeff Foster, CAM-(239) [email protected]
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Condo III: Theresa Monroe, [email protected] – (239) 432-0333
Ellen Baker, Vice President [email protected] – (239) 994-4279
Susan Rapoport, Secretary [email protected] – (239) 481-5612
Charles Engeland, Treasurer – [email protected]
Marilyn Palmer, [email protected] -(239) 466-5754
Condo III Mgmt. Co.:
SilverCrested Management, LLC
Doug Nelson, CAM –(239) 573-3225, (239) 826-7330 Cell
[email protected]
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MANAGER’S CORNER—june 2014—Submitted by Greg Sandora
In this Issue:
Board of Directors Meeting
Summer Projects
EVAC’s
Reminder: Tennis Courts
AED’S
Thanks
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MANAGER’S CORNER (CONT’D.)
Board of Directors Meeting
The June Board of Directors Meeting will be held on Tuesday June 17 th, 2014, preceded by a Meeting of the
Storm Water Council. A Town Hall Meeting will follow. Mark your calendars for June 17th . See you there.
Summer Projects underway
In preparation for the painting of both the Main and Tradewinds Clubhouses pressure washing was completed on the Tradewinds and Main Clubhouse roofs. Just Like New Pressure Cleaning also sprayed the buildings
and tile area to clean any residual from the roof. Additional pressure washing will be done to the building
stucco, fascia, soffit, gutters, and downspouts just prior to painting.
Marzucco Construction Services will be painting both the Main and Tradewinds Clubhouses this summer.
You may remember, Marzucco's renovated the wall caps and painted our perimeter wall.
Palm Tree Trimming by Island Tree Service
Villas and Executives are being trimmed as part of the normal landscaping.
Single Family Residents may opt in to this service by returning the form included at the end of this newsletter.
Prices for single-family residences opting in are as follows: front yard $30.00 each, back and side yard $35.00
each. Please make check payable to Island Tree Service. You may turn the form and payment into the office
at the Main Clubhouse to myself or Jennifer Alexander. The work being performed is between the homeowner and Island Tree Service. DEADLINE TO TURN IN THE FORM TO THE OFFICE IS JUNE 13TH.
Important Reminder: The Villas and Executives will be trimmed as part of the normal landscaping. Use this
form only for single-family private residences not served currently with the Master Association contract.
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MANAGER’S CORNER (CONT’D.)
The Playground will be repainted along with the painting of the Clubhouses. In addition the two benches
overlooking the play area along with the single bench located near the beach volleyball will be sandblasted
and repainted.
Landscaping renovations along the Parkway. Phase three of our landscaping renovation of the Reflections
Parkway will be completed in June. All hibiscus in the side beds along Reflections Parkway will be replaced
including the beds at each end of the Parkway. (Mamey Crotons, Abricola, and Ilex Shillings will replace the
Hibiscus) Ilex Schilling is
especially well suited for groundcover or low hedges. These choices will give color and fullness to the beds
along the Parkway.
Look for annual color at each end to brighten the entrance to the Community. You may have noticed
recently, 1900 annuals were added to the gate areas. These plants are expected to bloom beautifully over
the summer season.
Other projects under consideration: Basketball Court resurfacing. We are now collecting proposals for this
work; the Board will consider options for the Basketball Court resurfacing this summer.
On behalf of the Board of Directors we appreciate your confidence in helping us make our community
the best it can be.
Greg Sandora, LCAM
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MANAGER’S CORNER (CONT’D.)
AED’S
The Board of Directors of Reflection Lakes Master Association approved the purchase of two Zoll AED
Units. The units have been installed and are located, one in each clubhouse. The units are situated within
cabinets to help deter theft. Each cabinet is equipped with a strobe light and alarm which will go off during
use.
EVAC Receivers at the gates.
EVAC Receivers allow immediate access for Emergency Vehicles at all six of our inbound gates. This system
allows First Responders the same kind of access residents have when using the gate transponders currently
many have on their visors. The Yelp system is no longer in operation because the new requirement is that
we use the EVAC system. We have notified the respective authority of our compliance.
The Tennis Courts are for playing Tennis Only!
I was asked to remind the community that this is a published rule of the Master Association. The Off-Duty
Sherriff’s patrol has been advised. The Tennis Courts at the Main Clubhouse have been re-surfaced.
Please as a Courtesy to other Members, Brush Courts and Sweep Lines after play.
To Keep the Courts in great condition: Court Master adds two (2) bags of aggregate per court per month to
maintain the newly resurfaced courts. Bocce Courts receive 1/2 that amount allowing for better
maintenance of Bocce surfaces as well.
Please be reminded there is No Smoking at either pool or at the Playground. Please be courteous to other
residents and be reminded of this important change to the rules of the Master Association.
A special thanks to the Board of Directors, made up of volunteers who work throughout
the year to maintain and improve the community. It is my distinct and rare privilege to work
alongside each of them daily.
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Preserve Areas by: Herb Lenchner-Stormwater President
The Reflection Lakes Preserve Areas are under the exclusive jurisdiction of our Stormwater Joint Council.
The following are rules and other important information regarding the Preserve Areas:
1.
Residents are not permitted to remove, cut, mow or in any other manner affect the landscape in the
Preserve Areas.
2.
In the event a resident believes that something in the Preserve Area may cause harm to person or
property, the resident should report said to Greg Sandora, our property manager. If the resident
feels that Greg has not made a proper decision, the resident can call upon the Stormwater Joint
Council which always has the right to call upon our county and state regulators for their ultimate
determination. As a last resort, a resident can resort to the judicial system.
3.
For the official record, our regulators, both county and state, have determined that there is
absolutely no fire hazard in existence in our Preserve Areas. They have determined that our Preserve
Areas have the necessary moisture to prevent the type of fires which occur in other areas of Lee
County.
4.
All of our Preserve Areas are regularly serviced by an expert contractor for which we annually budget.
To date, we have not had reports of any problems. Our regulators, both county and state, have made
it perfectly clear that all wild life in our Preserve Areas should be permitted to exist and live out their
natural lives. Therefore, it is the policy of the Stormwater Joint Council not to trap any wild life which
may visit any property outside of the Preserve Areas. To my knowledge, Reflection Lakes has not had
a single incident with respect to pet or human over the span of its existence.
I trust this information will be helpful in the understanding of our Preserve Areas.
Regards, Herb Lenchner,
President, Stormwater Council
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Approved minutes of the STORM WATER meeting for
Rl master assoc., inc.—april 15, 2014
Minutes of the Storm Water Meeting of Reflection Lakes Master Association Meeting held on April 15,
2014 at 6:00 p.m. at the Reflection Lakes Clubhouse, 13950 Reflection Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, Florida.
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m.
PRESENT:
Herbert Lenchner, Ellis Rabinowitz, Tim Harris, Darlene Heeter and George Hambel
ALSO
PRESENT:
Gregory Sandora, Community Association Manager and Zuly Maribona, District Manager
A quorum was established.
Proof of notice of the meeting was posted on April 10, 2014.
Minutes –E. Rabinowitz made a motion to approve the minutes from the March 18, 2014 meeting. G.
Hambel seconded the motion. All in favor.
Old Business:
Fountain project – update: All contracts are approved and all fountains should be in between the 10 th
and 26th of May.
New Business:
Littorals are okay so far. There’s three (3) elements needed for the success of plants: soil, light and
water. All around good growth. Roughest areas at time of remediation and also the area where some
plant growth issues are taking place.
Adjournment – There being no further business to discuss, it was motioned by D. Heeter and seconded
by H. Lenchner to adjourn the meeting. All in favor. Meeting adjourned at 6:29 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Gregory J. Sandora
Community Association Manager
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Approved minutes of the BOD meeting for
Rl master assoc., inc.—APRIL 15, 2014
Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting of Reflection Lakes Master Association Meeting held on April
15, 2014 immediately following the Storm Water Board Meeting at the Reflection Lakes Clubhouse,
13950 Reflection Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, Florida.
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m.
PRESENT:
ALSO
PRESENT:
Ellis Rabinowitz, Tim Harris, Herbert Lenchner, George Hambel and Darlene Heeter
Gregory Sandora, Community Association Manager and Zuly Maribona, District Manager
A quorum was established.
Proof of notice of the meeting was posted on April 10, 2014.
Approval of Previous Minutes – D. Heeter made a motion to approve the minutes from the March 18,
2014 meeting. G. Hambel seconded the motion. All in favor.
Resident Comments – Marie Nelson, Linda Shields, Brent Ellis and Carole Lovell.
Financial Report – T. Harris
Committee Reports
Architectural Review Board – D. Keno
Neighborhood Watch – No report.
Recreation – C. Lovell
Newsletter Committee – No report.
Coffee Connection – Anna DiGiorgio
Directors and Officers Comments – T. Harris
Old Business
Playground Equipment update, Board members will report on their observations regarding the playground equipment. Tabled for May meeting.
Update on Landscaping for the Parkway.
New Business
A. Discussion regarding the need for and/or the installation of fencing between the Northwest Corner Section of the Main Clubhouse Pool Area and the adjacent pool equipment. The Board decided not to go forward with this item. There was no motion made.
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Approved minutes of the BOD meeting for
Rl master assoc., inc.—APRIL 15, 2014 (CONT’D.)
B. Discussion regarding a Capital Contribution Fund, per Section 6.15 of our Documents. Funds equal to
two months dues would be collected from the purchaser and transferred to the Master Association at
closing. T. Harris made a motion that future sales as of 4/16/14 applications to purchase property in
Reflections Community will be included. Two (2) months of single family homeowner dues will be
collected for the Master Association. D. Heeter seconded the motion. All in favor.
C. Discussion regarding the commissioning of an Insurance Appraisal to update the value of the Master
Association Insured Property to better access coverage requirements. G. Hambel made a motion to
accept GAB Robbins one time cost of $1600.00 with notation of adding tennis and bocce courts. D.
Heeter seconded the motion. All in favor.
D. Discussion regarding the purchase/replacement of the Bi-level Water Cooler in the Main Fitness area.
Tabled for May meeting.
E. Discussion regarding the Round Robin Tennis Group. Should all courts be reserved for the exclusive use
by any group? Remain as is on a first come, first serve basis. No motion needed.
F
Discussion regarding the minimum length of leases within the community and the imposition of a
security deposit to be held by the Master Association. H. Lenchner made a motion that a $500.00
deposit be required for a Rental Application and a minimum of a three (3) month rental term and
maximum of, three (3) rentals per year. D. Heeter seconded the motion. All in favor.
G. Discussion regarding Applications for Occupancy. Should background checks be conducted for all adults
seeking application? D. Heeter made a motion that any person applying for occupancy over the age of
18 as of 6/1/14 is subject to a background check for any lease or re-sale. Also, ALL MOTIONS WITH
CHANGES WILL START 6/1/14. H. Lenchner seconded the motion. All in favor.
H. Discussion regarding Carpet Cleaning in the Main Ballroom and other carpeted areas/rooms with both
clubhouses.
I.
Discussion regarding the “Reflection Connection”. H. Lenchner made a motion that the newsletter move
over in a different direction and that our paid employees handle the newsletter. G. Hambel amended
the motion to state that the “Reflection Connection” publication be the responsibility of the KW onsite
staff. T. Harris seconded the motion. 4 Yes Votes, D. Heeter opposed.
J.
Discussion regarding the sidewalks within Reflection Lakes, specifically where the brick driveway pavers
sink below the sidewalk.
Adjournment – There being no further business to discuss, D. Heeter motioned to adjourn the meeting and G.
Hambel seconded the motion. All in favor. The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Gregory Sandora
Community Association Manager
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Recreation committee & ARB REPORT
Recreation Committee Report: - No Meetings Scheduled Until Wed., October 1st
ARB Report:
The ARB met on the first Tuesday of May, May 5, 2014.
Eighteen (18) requests were submitted for ARB approval.
Sixteen (16) were approved as requested:
13991 Lake Mahogany #2411
13900 Lake Mahogany # 822
7694 Bay Lake Dr.
7697 Bay Lake Dr.
7650 Bay Lake Dr.
7746 Bay Lake Dr.
7750 Bay Lake Dr.
7773 Bay Lake Dr.
13648 Gulf Breeze
13921 Lake Mahogany #2821
13923 Lily Pad Cir.
13923 Lily Pad Cir.
14061 Shimmering Lake Ct.
7904 Summer Lake Ct.
7796 Bay Lake Dr.
14061 Shimmering Lake
Install storm protection
Install storm protection
Install walkway
Plant two foxtail palms
Install walkway
Remove palm tree and replace
Remove palm tree and replace
Remove dead tree
Install screen on garage
Install storm protection
Remove small palm by doorway
Install screened lanai & gutter
Install screened enclosure
Plant five coco plum and bougainvillea
Remove mahogany tree & plant black olive
Remove problem tree
There were two requests that were approved with additional conditions:
14072 Shimmering Lake
13868 Lily Pad Cir.
Add additional living space to house
Remove tree next to driveway—must replace within 45 days
Doug Keno
Chairman ARB
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NEWS FROM SOUTH TRAIL FIRE & RESCUE
By Christie Knudsen, Public Education Specialist
Another Frequently Asked Question—“Why do I see the fire truck at Publix? In the April newsletter we addressed the question, “Why do the fire truck and ambulance both respond to medical calls?”
Another question often asked is, “Why do I see the fire truck at Publix?” A look at the on-duty work life of
the South Trail firefighters answers this question.
The South Trail Fire & Rescue District operates with three 24-hour shifts of firefighters, A-Shift,
B-Shift, and C-Shift. Each shift consists of 21 firefighters who staff the four South Trail fire stations.
The firefighters are on-duty for 24 continuous hours and are off-duty for the next 48 hours. Every
third day, a firefighter reports for duty at 8:00 a.m. and stays at his or her station until 8:00 a.m. the
following morning. There is no time off the clock for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Firefighters must provide
their own food when on-duty; the District does not pay for any meals or food.
A fire station is often referred to as a firehouse because firefighters live and work together for 24
hours. The camaraderie that develops between the firefighters is one of the best parts of the job and is
an important factor in developing a cohesive emergency response unit.
As a “firehouse family” the firefighters eat their meals together. The legend of firefighters being
good cooks is true, and those without culinary skills are good at cleaning up afterwards. Sometimes, firefighters bring food from home, but often they cook and eat a family-style meal with the whole crew. Each
firefighter that partakes in the meal pays his or her share of the cost of the meal.
Eating together and eating healthily are important parts of the work life of a firefighter, and may
result in a trip to the grocery store for fresh food. The recommended practice is for the firefighters to
stop at the grocery store only when returning to the station from a call, not a special trip. The whole fire
crew and truck must go to the grocery store together because they must be ready to respond to an emergency call at a moment’s notice, even if it means leaving a half-filled shopping cart behind.
If you would like to experience for yourself the work life of a South Trail firefighter, you are invited
to participate in the Ride-along program. Anyone over 18 years of age may apply for a Ride-along by calling (239) 433-0080. A Ride-along is available at any of the four stations, seven days a week, from 8:00
a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
You are of course always welcome to stop by any of the stations for a personal tour of the firehouse. And, next time you see the firefighters at Publix, please say hello, introduce yourself, and if you
wish, ask for a tour of the fire truck.
The monthly meeting of the Board of Commissioners for the South Trail Fire & Rescue District will
be held at 5:30 p.m. on June 16 at Station 63, 5531 Halifax Avenue. The public is invited.
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Friendly REMINDERS
Reflection Lakes residents are not permitted to have garage sales and estate sales. There are bulletin
boards available in both clubhouses to post your personal for sale items. Just write up a nice ad, date it at
the top, stop by the office, pick up the key, post the ad, return the key to the office.
- Your ad will be removed after 4 weeks so that others can post their ad(s).
- One section labeled for Community Events - One section labeled for Personal Ads.
- Use a small ad, not a 8.5" x 11" page.
Please keep in mind, these bulletin boards are for personal items, not to advertise businesses that
residents may own or participate in.
Please be advised that it is against the rules and regulations of the Master
Association as well as Lee County Ordinance #09-20, when not cleaning up after
your pet. Please dispose in the proper fashion by taking your pets waste with
you.
On another note, please be sure to walk your dog on a leash for the safety of
your pet and the public. Thank you!
Mainscape provides the lawn care services for the villas and executive homes in Reflection Lakes. If there
is something you need to contact Mainscape about, call 1-800 -481-0096, identify yourself as a Reflection
Lakes resident and request a customer service request to be filled out. Better yet, send an email so that
you receive an acknowledgement and the concern is tracked all the way through to completion. The email
address is [email protected] Mainscape has committed to a two-business day turnaround to respond to your concern. If you still need assistance, call 1-800 -481-0096, identify yourself as a
Reflection Lakes resident and ask for a call back from the Account Executive, Jessica Shannon.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
Florida Shores Bank has merged with Stonegate Bank! You will no longer see Florida Shores on
your bank statements.
Florence Rink celebrated her 100th birthday and was recognized at the at
April Coffee Connection! Happy 100th Birthday Florence!!
Congratulations to June and John Malach who will
be celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary this month!!
Article submitted by Peter & Nanci Bloy:
We wanted to let the community know that our Feeding Fort Myers canned food drive was "off the
charts" successful! Many thanks to Pam and Joe Ferrara on Bald Cypress Circle for rallying support on the
north end. The entire drive collected 30,000+ cans and packages of food for the CCMI food bank and soup
kitchen in Fort Myers and our effort was 319 cans. So, thank you everyone for dropping by our house with
your contributions. You are making a difference for our more desperate neighbors in Fort Myers.
Poem submitted by Doug Keno:
“The Builder”
I saw them tearing a building down
A team of men in a busy town
With a heave and a ho and a zesty yell
They swung a beam and the side wall fell
I ask the foreman, are these skilled men?
Like the one’s you use if you were to build
He laughed and said, no indeed
The most common labor is all I need
For I can destroy in a day or two
What takes builders years to do.
So I thought to myself as I went on my way
Which one of those rolls will I play.
Am I builder with rule and square
Measuring and constructing with skill and care?
Or am I the wrecker who runs the town
Content with the business of tearing down.
By—Anonymous
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REFLECTION LAKES FUN STUFF TO DO
BRAIN GAME—MAH JONGG—by Kathy Kuzminski
You’ve probably heard by now how important exercise is for your
brain. One great exercise for your brain is to learn something brand
new! If you enjoy playing card games…this fun and challenging “new”
game called Mah Jongg is for you. You won’t even need to get your
doctor’s approval to see if it’s okay to participate!
You’d be wrong if you think Mah Jongg is just the matching tiles solitaire game you may play on your computer. It’s
actually a centuries old Chinese game, played by everyone, using tiles rather than cards and is similar to playing
Rummy. Once you learn the basics and begin playing Mah Jongg you’ll love the game. Some say it’s addictive…so
beware!!
If you already know how to play and want to join us…we meet Tuesday evenings in the main clubhouse card room
from 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm.
If you want to learn (or re-learn) the game…we’ll be holding a beginners class on Thursday, June 12th, from
2:30 pm until 3:30 pm in the card room.
Please contact Kathy Kuzminski to sign up for the class at 415-5959. Start exercising your brain now!!
BOCCE' BALL
Every Sunday at 1:00 pm from October thru May.
Come join your neighbors for a fun gathering and informal
play.
BRIDGE
Monday 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Wednesday 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Call Marilyn Christoph 481-6074
BUNCO PARTY
Card room, first Thursday 6:30 PM
**Fun Dice Game**Easy to Learn** Instructions available*Four to a table
$5 each* Win Prizes* Most Buncos* Most wins* Most Losses Call Anna DiGiorgio at 275-7892.
CANASTA (See PINOCHLE and CANASTA)
CIRCUIT TRAINING
Circuit Training meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 3-4 p.m. in the Reflection Lakes
Clubhouse fitness room led by certified fitness instructor, Angie Ferguson. Participants
rotate through the various workout machines. 8 Classes for $24. To sign up or for further
info please contact Barbara Bonday @ 590-9515 or Kathy Kuczminski @ 415-5959.
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REFLECTION LAKES FUN STUFF TO DO— (CONTINUED)
COFFEE CONNECTION - WILL RESUME IN OCTOBER!!
LINE DANCING
Line dancing is fun and good physical and mental exercise.
Mondays 10 to 11 am—$3.00
If you like music and dancing, this is for you.
Call Eleanor 466-8792 or Jean 489-3610
MAH JONGG
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm, in the card room.
If you'd like to join or learn the game,
please contact Kathy @ 415-5959
PINOCHLE and CANASTA
Every Monday 7 to 10 pm
Card Room. Everyone Welcome!
Call Carol at 437-5327
POKER
Fridays, 6 to 10 pm
Card Room... EVERYONE welcome!
Bring your coins (nickels, dimes, quarters)
Call Don Paich at (440) 552-8745
TENNIS
Mixed Doubles/Round Robin
Mon., Wed. and Fri . 9 to 11 am
2.5 Rating required and R.L. Residents/Their Guests ONLY
NO time commitment is required, just show up.
We would love to have women and men Reflection Lakes
residents join us!! Please Note: All amenities including the Tennis Courts
are on a First Come, First Serve basis.
COMMUNITY CHANNEL!
Reflection Lakes residents…Please tune into our Community Channel 195 for activities, contacts and updates!
For questions about the Community Channel, contact the Office at 433-9278.
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PALM TREE TRIMMING By Island Tree Service
Summer—2014
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Reflection Lakes Address: _______________________________________________
Phone Number: _______________________________________________________
Directions: Please mark on the diagram the palm trees you would like to have trimmed. Prices are as
follows: front yard $30.00 each, back and side yard $35.00 each. Make check payable to: Island Tree
Service.
You may turn this form and payment into the office at the Main Clubhouse to Jennifer Alexander. The
work being performed is between the homeowner and Island Tree Service. The Villas and
Executives will be trimmed as part of the normal landscaping. Use this form for single family private
residences not served currently with the Master Association contract.
Backyard
Back
Home
Front
Front yard
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