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June 2013
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Manager’s Corner
At the most recent Grayhawk Community Association (GCA) and
Retreat Village Association (RVA) Board of Directors’ strategic planning
meeting, both Boards agreed that one of the main priorities for the community was to improve and update the “look” of the community.
Grayhawk
Community Association
The first approach to accomplishing this goal was enhancing the landscaping by expanding the plant palette to include additional species of
desert plants, and introducing plants with more color and varying heights.
However, prior to installing thousands of additional plants in the association’s common areas, the Board of Directors agreed that the irrigation system
needed to be improved so the new plants would be getting the adequate amount of water needed.
Last year, the GCA Board of Directors approved a five-year plan to replace the polyurethane
irrigation tubing with PVC piping throughout the community. The polyurethane tubing is more
than 15 years old in most locations and has begun to deteriorate in the ground, or the lines have
been punctured or kinked by tree roots in many instances. By replacing the irrigation lines with
PVC piping prior to proceeding with the landscaping enhancements, the association believes the
survival rate for the new plants will be extremely high. The first two phases of the irrigation
replacement project are almost completed, and the second phase of the plant enhancement project
will resume in the fall when the temperatures are lower and the survival rate for the new plants is
better.
The second project the Board of Directors approved to update the “look” of the community was
to change the color scheme used on the common area walls and wrought iron fences throughout
Grayhawk. The original “brownish/purpleish” color for the walls and the “blueish/greenish” color
for the fences was a popular combination in the late 1990s when Grayhawk was being developed,
however, the GCA Board felt that the community common area colors needed to be updated to a
color scheme that is more widely used currently and one that will hold up for many years to come.
Grayhawk’s oldest neighborhoods will soon be 20 years old, and the Board of Directors does not
want Grayhawk to look like a 20 year old community. The Board agreed to use the Dunn-Edwards’
paint color Mesa Tan on both the walls and fences throughout the community. This is a warm,
brownish color that Grayhawk’s Architectural Review Committee recommended to the GCA Board
as the color that best suits our community.
The painting project using the new Mesa Tan color began in the Coventry at Grayhawk neighborhood about two months ago and will continue into the Coventry at the Park and Windsong
neighborhoods this summer, and then into the Los Vientos, Firenze, and Serenity neighborhoods
in late summer/early fall. Finally, the painting schedule for this project concludes this year with
the Talon Fairways, Peregrine Villas, Peregrine Vistas, Crown Point, Talon Point, and Monterey
Retreat neighborhoods being completed later this year or early in 2014. The remaining neighborhoods in the community are scheduled to be completed in 2014 or early 2015. If you would like
to view the new color, it has been applied on the common area walls in Coventry at Grayhawk on
the north side of Thompson Peak Parkway west of 76th Street, along the west side of 76th Street
north of Thompson Peak Parkway, and along the south side of Grayhawk Drive west of Grayhawk
Elementary School.
We hope you will agree that the GCA and RVA Board’s foresight regarding these two important
issues will help to continue to make Grayhawk one of the Valley’s premier communities.
7940 E. Thompson Peak Pkwy.
Suite 102
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
www.grayhawkcommunity.org
Phone
(480) 563-9708
RSVP
(480) 563-9839
Fax
(480) 563-9709
Talon Guardhouse/Roving Patrol
(480) 502-7685
Raptor Guardhouse
(480) 502-5078
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Staff
Michael Fee
Community Manager
[email protected]
Stacey Harvey
Assistant Community Manager
[email protected]
Jennifer Sheets
Lifestyle Director
[email protected]
Pam Heavrin
We’ll talk again soon.
Administrative Coordinator
[email protected]
Michael Fee
Tina Baker
Grayhawk Community Manager
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Inside Scoop
Manager’s Corner ................ 3
Board Briefs ......................... 5
Bearizona ........................... 11
Wine Tasting ..................... 13
Capital Consultants
Management Corporation
Richard Dearo
Landscaping ...................... 14
Calendar of Events ............ 15
In & Around Grayhawk .... 16
Sip & Tell .......................... 26
Maintenance Supervisor
[email protected]
On the Cover
2013 Grayhawk Elementary
Walk to School Day
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Community Meetings
BOARD MEETINGS
Grayhawk
Community Association
Board Members
Linda Shaw
President
Robert Mann
Vice President
Barb Nelson
Treasurer
Paul Alessio
Secretary
Board meetings are open to residents and we
encourage you to attend. Your involvement
does make a difference!
Grayhawk Board of Directors
Crown Point Board Meeting
Mon., June 3rd at 5:30 pm
at the GCA office, Talon Room.
[email protected]
Call Stacey Harvey at 480-563-9708 for details.
Retreat Village Board of Directors
Mon., June 3rd immediately following the
GCA meeting at the GCA office, Talon Room.
[email protected]
Steve Jesson
Director
Don Morse
Director
David Van Omen
Director
Retreat
Village Association
Board Members
Don Morse
President
Arlene Smith
Vice President
Patrick Thompson
Treasurer
Mitchell Cooper
Secretary
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Communications Committee
Call Jenn Sheets at 480-563-9708
for more information.
Programs Committee
Next Meeting scheduled on Mon., June 10th
at 3:30 pm in the GCA office.
Landscape Committee
Encore Board Meeting
Wed., June 19th at 6:30 pm
at the Encore Clubhouse.
Tesoro Condominium Board Meeting
Mon., June 17th at 7:00 pm
at the Tesoro Clubhouse.
www.tesorohoa.com
Edge Condominium Board Meeting
Call Eagle Property Management at
602-224-7000 for details.
Venu Condominium Board Meeting
Call 480-941-1077 Ext. 39 for details.
Village at Grayhawk
Condominium Board Meeting
Call Stacey Harvey at 480-563-9708
for more information.
No Meeting.
Call 551-4300 ext. 4356 for details.
www.village-at-grayhawk.org
Operational Review Committee
Vintage Condominium Board Meeting
Next meeting scheduled on Mon., June 24th
at 5:30 pm in the GCA office.
Architectural Review Committee
Thurs., June 27th at 10:00 am
at the Rossmar & Graham Scottsdale Office.
Call 551-4300 for details.
www.rossmarconnect.com/vintageatgrayhawk
Tues., June 4th and June 18th
at 4:30 pm at the GCA office.
Ira Mallin
Director
OTHER ASSOCIATIONS
Avian Condominium Board
Meeting
No Meeting.
Call 480-941-1077 ext. 36 for details.
Cachet at Grayhawk Condominium
Board Meeting
No Meeting.
Call 480-551-4300 for details.
www.cachetatgrayhawk.com
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VISION
Grayhawk: a Sonoran Desert home to
vibrant southwestern living with an
uncommon commitment to community.
MISSION STATEMENT
Grayhawk Community Association
strives to enhance quality of life and
community strength through inclusion,
participation and pragmatic stewardship
of human, financial and environmental
assets.
Board Briefs
GRAYHAWK MASTER ASSOCIATION - BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013
GRAYHAWK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICE
5:30 PM – BOARD BRIEFS
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Development Committee
David Van Omen reported that there should be more information soon on the new luxury apartments being built on the south
side of Thompson Peak Parkway east of Scottsdale Road. As soon as
the association has more information regarding this development, it
will be shared with the Grayhawk residents.
There has been no movement that we know of by Grayhawk
Development on the proposed resort property near the NW corner
of Pima Road and Thompson Peak Parkway.
Operational Review Committee
Don Morse reported that the Emergency Preparedness Plan
draft is scheduled to be presented to the committee at the May 20
committee meeting for review. The plan will address fire, flood, and
power outages that could occur in the community.
There were no major security incidents in the community in
April.
Landscape Committee
Arlene Smith reported that the committee did not meet in
April.
Arlene did meet with the management staff and representatives from DLC Resources to look at the tree curbing project. DLC
mapped 107 trees within Grayhawk that would merit curbing along
with a photo of each area, specifying which ones would be considered a priority. Maps and photos were given to the Community
Enhancement Committee for funding consideration.
Community Enhancement Committee
Bob Mann reported that the committee discussed the Village at
Grayhawk’s request to repair erosion in the channel running along
76th Street in front of their community.
A motion was made and approved to spend $9,040.00 to repair
the erosion in the channel along 76th Street adjacent to the Village
at Grayhawk with re-grading and rip rap work, as well as cleaning
out the culverts.
The committee discussed at length the request for additional
funding for tree trimming. Tree trimming was underfunded in the
GCA operating budget and the committee made the recommendation to the Board of Directors to fund the additional tree trimming
recommended previously be the Landscape Committee from the
Community Enhancement Fund.
A motion was made and approved to trim an additional 457
trees in the GCA at a cost of $45,700 to be paid for from the
Community Enhancement Fund.
A motion was made and approved to install tree curbing for 40
locations at a cost of $29,440 to be funded through the Community
Enhancement Fund.
It was noted that the company located in the other suite in the
GCA office building will be moving and that the additional space
will be available in June. There was discussion on whether the
GCA would be interested in acquiring the additional space and the
Board decided that this issue be referred to the Operational Review
Committee for review at a future meeting.
Programs Committee
Jennifer Sheets reported that approximately 75 families had
participated in the Community Garage Sale.
There were over 500 people in attendance at the Family BBQ
and Movie Night and the chef from Armitage/West Addison grilled
600 hot dogs and hamburgers. Kids seemed to love the bungee
trampoline and human hamster ball, and considerably more people
stayed for the movie (“Rise of the Guardians”) this year than in the
past. Sponsors Van Omen & Bloom of RE/MAX Excalibur, DLC
Resources, West Addison, Armitage and Dr. Mitchell Cooper, DDS
all made this event possible!
The Cinco de Mayo International Happy Hour was a big hit.
Attendees enjoyed a taco bar from Juan Jaime’s, churros, and a
variety of special fiesta-wear provided by the sponsor, Perry Bergelt
from RE/MAX Luxury Real Estate.
Communications Committee
Steve Jesson reported that the committee did not meet during
the month of April.
Architectural Review Committee
Paul Alessio reported that two meetings were held in April and
that the submittals had been relatively routine modifications.
Budget/Finance Committee
Barb Nelson reported that a draft of the 2012 audit had been
presented to the committee at a committee meeting on May 1 and
that the auditor stated that the GCA was in a very good financial
position.
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Board Briefs
A motion was made and approved to accept the 2012 GCA
audit.
Executive Committee
Members of the GCA management staff and the Executive
Committee met with representatives from the Arizona Silverado
Condominium Association recently regarding the Deer Valley
Channel Maintenance Agreement. The Arizona Silverado
Condominium Association wanted to be released from the agreement and having to pay for maintenance, however, both the GCA
and Grayhawk Development must approve releasing them from the
agreement.
GCA representatives also pointed out that the Arizona Silverado
Condominium Association had not been billed for extensive work
in the channel that DLC Resources had done in the past six years.
The GCA Board agreed not to terminate the agreement and GCA
management will be supplying annual updates to the Arizona
Silverado Condominium Association regarding maintenance performed in the channel by the GCA.
Election Committee
There was no Election Committee meeting during April.
Treasurer’s Report
Barb Nelson reported that the GCA was under budget through
March but that there had been no bad debt write offs yet this year.
The GCA is awaiting information from Association Reserves
regarding the reserve study update and will be scheduling a Budget/
Finance Committee meeting to discuss the updated reserve study
when it is available.
Management Report
Michael Fee reported that Phase I of the painting project is
nearing completion in the northern half of Coventry at Grayhawk
and painting will now begin in the southern section of Coventry at
Grayhawk. Homeowners whose rear yard fences were not able to
be painted due to excessive plant material on the fence will be notified by the GCA office to trim the plant material.
The second phase of the five year irrigation replacement
program is underway and planting will resume in September or
October.
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Pool Safety
Be Pool Safe this Summer!
Pool Safely is a national public education campaign to reduce child drownings,
non-fatal submersions and entrapments in
public swimming pools and spas. The campaign was developed by the U.S. Consumer
Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to carry
out the requirements of the Virginia Graeme
Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, federal legislation mandating new requirements for
public pools and spas, including a public
education campaign.
Few people know of the hidden
dangers from drain or suction entrapments.
What’s more, nearly 300 children under the
age of five drown in residential and public
pools and spas each year. Many of these
incidents can be prevented by following the
safety steps outlined below:
Staying Close, Being Alert and
Watching Children in and Around
the Pool
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Always watch your children when
they are in or near a pool or spa
Teach children basic water safety
tips
Keep children away from pool
drains, pipes and other openings
to avoid entrapments
Have a portable telephone close
by at all times when you or your
family are using a pool or spa
If a child is missing, look for him
or her in the pool or spa first
Share safety instructions with
family, friends and neighbors
Learning and Practicing Water
Safety Skills
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Learn how to swim and teach your
child how to swim
Learn to perform CPR on children
and adults, and update those skills
regularly
Understand the basics of life-saving so that you can assist in a pool
emergency
Having the Appropriate Equipment
for Your Pool or Spa
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Install a four-foot or taller fence
around the pool and spa and use
self-closing and self-latching gates;
ask your neighbors to do the same
at their pools
Install and use a lockable safety
cover on your spa
If your house serves as a fourth
side of a fence around a pool,
install door alarms and always use
them
For additional protection, install
window guards on windows facing
pools or spas
Install pool and gate alarms to
alert you when children go near
the water
Ensure any pool and spa you use
has compliant drain covers, and
ask your pool service provider if
you do not know
Maintain pool and spa covers in
good working order
Consider using a surface wave or
underwater alarm
What can you do to prepare for an
emergency?
Create a pool safety toolkit for your
home pool or spa! CPSC recommends that
you create a pool safety toolkit to have near
your pool or spa to ensure that if the worst
happens, you are ready to respond.
What should be in a pool safety
toolkit for your home pool or spa?
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A first aid kit
A pair of scissors to cut hair, clothing or a pool cover, if needed
A charged portable telephone to
call 911
A flotation device
Drownings are a preventable cause of
death and injury for children. By putting
proven safety behaviors and systems into
practice, you and your family will be much
more secure in and around public and residential pools.
For more information,
visit www.poolsafely.gov.
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Mighty Mud Mania
It’s Time to GET MUDDY!
Join Scottsdale neighbors on Saturday, June 8 from 8:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m. for Scottsdale’s original annual event! The 38th
Annual Mighty Mud Mania will be held this year at Chaparral
Park located at 5401 N. Hayden Road.
Mighty Mud Mania offers muddy obstacles for people of all
ages and ability levels. They even offer non-muddy activities for
those who prefer not to get muddy!
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Obstacle Courses and Age Recommendations
• 6 and Under: For our young "Mudders" the Mini Mud
Obstacle Course and Puddle Pools for toddlers offer the perfect
opportunity for safe muddy fun.
• 7 to 12 years old: The Original Mud Course offers some
exciting mud obstacles for kids looking to get dirty while having a
great time.
• Grown Ups and Youth over 13 are invited to take it
to the next level at Mighty Mud Mania 2013 on the newly added
EXTREME mud course. This course will pose more challenging
obstacles for adults and older children (recommended 13 and up).
The fee for adults is $10 with proceeds going to support youth
programs in Scottsdale. The extreme course will be located behind
the Chaparral Aquatic Center’s Pool.
Please note: Due to lower pool attendance numbers over the
past two years, the Chaparral Aquatic Center (this includes the
pool, bathrooms and shower facilities) will not be open at Mighty
Mud Mania 2013.
For more event information, log on to:
www.ScottsdaleAZ.gov/MightyMudMania or call 480-312-2704.
You can also call e-mail [email protected] or
[email protected].
Racin' at the Basin 5K
MARK YOUR CALENDAR…
The Racin’ at the Basin 5K Race Series is right around the
corner!
The City of Scottsdale presents Racin’ at the Basin… a fast,
fun, evening running series at the beautiful Scottsdale Sports
Complex. Whether you are looking to run your first 5K or a
chance to improve your fitness, you will enjoy this fantastic series.
Chip-timing equipment tracks your two-loop run over the fun and
challenging course.
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Race #1
Saturday evening, June 22, 2013
at 8:30 pm
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Race #2
Saturday evening, July 20, 2013
at 8:30 pm
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Race #3
Saturday evening, August 24, 2013
at 8:30 pm
Individual races are $15 in advance or $20 day-of-race.
Visit the Scottsdale Sports Complex at 8081 E. Princess Drive
or www.ScottsdaleAZ.gov/parks/ssc to register today!
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Bearizona
Bearizona:
Enter at Your Own Risk!
There are black bears all over Arizona,
but that doesn’t mean you are ever going
to see one. They aren’t really the type of
animals that like to be found.
But if you’ve got the itch for a glimpse,
head north for cooler temperatures this
summer and catch a close-up at Arizona’s
drive through wildlife park, Bearizona.
Drive along a more than two mile road
through 160 acres and view animals
like Bison, Dall Sheep, Big Horn Sheep,
Mountain Goat, Gray Wolf, Arctic Wolf and
the star attraction…. the Black Bear.
Opened in May 2010, Bearizona fea-
tures a walk through area in addition to a
two mile drive through. “Fort Bearizona”
features baby and smaller animals, including an interactive petting zoo, snacks and
much more.
Bearizona is also the home of the High
Country Raptors, a nonprofit organization
dedicated to promoting raptor conservation through education. There are three
scheduled flight shows daily at 11:00 am,
1:00 pm and 3:00 pm. During these shows,
visitors come face to face with hawks, owls,
falcons and other raptors. Programs have
included "on the fist" demonstrations and
dramatic "free flight" shows, all with a narrative on natural history, conservation and
interesting facts while entertaining audiences of all ages.
Bearizona is open seven days a week
and the hours vary based on daylight hours
(current hours are 8:30 am with the last
car being admitted at 6:00 pm). Bearizona
suggests allowing at least two hours for
your adventure, including both the drive
through and walk through portions.
Bearizona Rates are as follows:
Children age 0-3 years-Free, Children
age 4-12 years - $10 + tax, Adults - $20
+ tax, Seniors 62 and older - $18 + tax,
Maximum Carload Rate - $100 + tax (This
rate is for non-commercial vehicles only).
You will not be charged more than $100
+ tax per car regardless of the number of
people in the vehicle. Bearizona accepts
all major credit cards, cash, and traveler’s
checks for payment.
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Recipe
Peregrine Villas resident Carol Peters recently shared a longtime favorite recipe of hers with Jan D’Atri, who then published the
fudgy favorite recipe in the Scottsdale Republic (April 20, 2013).
The Katherine Hepburn Brownies, topped with Carol’s own special icing, were original found by Carol in the “First Gentleman’s
Cookbook” that she bought in her hometown on Omaha, Nebraska. The cookbook was written by William Orr, husband to former
Nebraska Governor Kay Orr, as she was running her state from 1987-1991. The brownies are easy to make and delicious. Thanks
for sharing Carol!
KATHERINE HEPBURN BROWNIES
CAROL PETERS INCREDIBLE ICING
Add & mix by hand vigorously:
• ½ cup flour
Grease 9 X 9 inch square or 8 X 12 inch rectangular pan
• Bake at 340 degrees for approximately 20 minutes.
Brownies are done when a toothpick comes up clean.
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1. In a saucepan, combine sugar, cocoa powder, butter and
milk.
2. Stir to dissolve sugar and bring to a boil. Cook 1 minute.
3. Add vanilla and pinch of salt.
4. With hand mixer or by hand, beat until cool and thickened
enough to spread over brownies.
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Wine Tasting
Phoenix Wine: Coming to a Home Near You
On June 20, a gracious Grayhawk
couple will host a wine tasting in their
home. It will hopefully be the first of many
tastings hosted by residents and provided
by Phoenix Wine. Residents will enjoy a
wine education, food and great conversation with neighbors (check the calendar
and events section for more information).
Open for eight years, two in its new
location (10820 N. 71st Place), Phoenix
Wine is a wine shop owned and run by
people who believe wine is all about “what’s
in the bottle, not what’s on the bottle”.
They feature wines from around the world
at warehouse pricing, and they are ready
to teach you everything you want to know
about wine.
After he finished college in Chicago,
Phoenix Wine owner Tom Hamilton took
a job at a wine shop, where he started
to learn to love the business of wine. He
floated around various states during his
“long hair” years building houses, finally
landing in Arizona in the mid 70’s.
Tom taught a Wine Appreciation Class
at Arizona State University for seven years
and owned two restaurants before finally
deciding that it was time to settle down
with his true love, wine. He started the
business as a retail broker, pre-selling and
delivering cases of wine at great prices, later
moving into a store carrying full inventory.
The store and the people that work
there are laid back but knowledgeable.
They really seem to want to help you find
what you want and not what they think
you should want. Wine has been Tom’s
business and his hobby for over 30 years.
He would tell you that he has a vineyard,
or terroir, based palate. You don’t have to
talk to him long to come to the conclusion
that he’s not a huge fan of overly manufactured wines, and that he is a huge fan of
the simple, vineyard based wines found in
Europe.
Andrea, who works under owner
Tom, has a degree in both Viticulture and
Enology (grape growing and winemaking). They know what wine is popular and
selling and are willing to work with that,
but they are also a great wealth of knowledge for someone wanting to expand their
palate. Tom states simply, “we just have to
find out where people are going so that we
can take them there”.
If you aren’t able to make one of the
wine tastings being offered in the community (or if that’s just not enough for you!),
Phoenix Wine hosts tastings in their store
every other Saturday from 12:00 pm to
5:00 pm. The walk through tastings costs
$5 and you will have the opportunity to
taste seven different wines. The store is
open Monday through Saturday 10:00 am
until 6:00 pm and after 6:00 pm for private
parties and events. Stop by and visit. You
won’t regret it!
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Landscaping
Transition from Ryegrass to Bermuda Grass
By DLC Resources, Inc.
The strategy behind turf transition is getting the winter Ryegrass
to die out and allow the summer
Bermuda to grow for at least 100
days, before we dry it out and
overseed the winter Ryegrass again.
To accomplish this, we want the Bermuda to be growing aggressively by mid-June, as we will be drying it out by the end of September.
With 100 days of Bermuda growth, it will be healthy enough to
withstand another season of supporting the Ryegrass.
continue to fertilize every 3-4 weeks to push the Bermuda
growth as quickly as possible.
Every year these dates change due to the weather. Weather is
the biggest variable in the transition of Bermuda grass. Daytime
temperatures need to be in the mid to upper 90’s or hotter with
night time temperatures in the mid 70’s to help the soil temperature rise. Bermuda grass thrives in humidity. This is the reason
you will see us applying water in most areas during the afternoons
when the temperatures are the highest. We are creating our own
humidity to allow the best environment for Bermuda growth.
Below are the steps that we use to transition into Bermuda
grass. This is a lengthy process. We are in the middle of the time
frame right now. May through the end of June is the transition
time. The good news is we will start to see turf green up on a
weekly basis from this point on.
The following are the cultural practices necessary to accomplish
transition:
1.
The first week of May we began by lowering the mowing
height to gradually remove approximately 50% of the leaf
blade. This created a more open canopy for heat to reach
the soil surface and start to “wake up” the Bermuda root
system.
2.
The second week of May we aerified all turf areas. With
the use of an aerification machine, small plugs of soil are
pulled from the ground. This is another way to get the
necessary heat to the root system and encourage Bermuda
to come out of dormancy.
3.
The first week of June we will de-thatch turf areas where
the dead rye grass had formed a mat on the surface. This
is the last step in opening the canopy of the Bermuda to
allow active growth. We use catching mowers to remove all
of the dead ryegrass clippings from the soil surface.
4.
The second week of June we will apply a fertilizer high in
Nitrogen, 21-0-0. This will supply the Bermuda with the
nutrients it needs to continue its new growth. We will
Pet Reminder
Please remember that City of Scottsdale & Grayhawk
regulations state that dogs must be on a leash when they
are in common areas in the community. Regulations also
require pet owners to clean up after their pets. “Baggit”
dog bags are provided throughout the community for your
convenience. Violators may be fined by the City of
Scottsdale. Also, please keep your dog from creating
a nuisance with excessive barking.
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Calendar of Events
WHO TO CALL
?
1
ROVING PATROL
502-7685
GRAYHAWK ASSOCIATION
563-9708
SCOTTSDALE POLICE
312-5000
RSVP FOR GRAYHAWK
563-9839
2
3
GCA & RVA
Board Meeting
5:30 pm
Talon Room
4
Bridge Club
10:00 am
Raptor Room
5
6
7
8
14
15
Mah Jongg
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
Canasta
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
ARC Meeting
4:30 pm
GCA Office
9
10
11
12
13
Mah Jongg
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
Canasta
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
16
17
Tesoro Board Meeting
7:00 pm
Tesoro Clubhouse
18
ARC Meeting
4:30 pm
GCA Office
19
Canasta
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
Encore Board Meeting
7:00 pm
Encore Clubhouse
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30
24
25
20
26
Canasta
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
21
Pool Party & BBQ
5:30 - 8:00 pm
Avante Pool
22
Mah Jongg
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
Wine Tasting
6:00 pm
27
Vintage Board Meeting
10:00 am
Rossmar & Graham
Office
28
29
Mah Jongg
12:00 pm
Raptor Room
Ladies Night Out
5:00 pm
Morton’s Steakhouse
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In & Around Grayhawk
Aqua Fitness for Life
Mondays & Thursdays 9:00 am
Come join the "Aqua Babes" in
the Talon Retreat for the Water
Aerobics Class. "Water Fun" is
taught in the shallow end of the
pool and is designed to burn calories, increase endurance and
improve strength and flexibility. Aqua Mama (Sue) invites you to
check out her new Water Pilates Class and new fitness toys. This
is the time of the year to get fit. Join the fun and call Sue at
480-473-9262 to register today.
Ladies Night Out
Tues., June 4 at 10:00 a.m.
Raptor Room, GCA Office
If you would like to play party bridge with a neighborhood group, give us a call at 480-563-9839 to
check availability. Men and women are invited to
join this social game.
Wed., June 26 at 5:00 p.m.
Morton’s Steakhouse
15233 N. Kierland Boulevard
Join your fellow lady
neighbors to stay
cool at this Grayhawk favorite. Enjoy a
variety of bar bites like Iceberg Wedge
Bites, Mini Crab Cake BLTs or Petite Filet
Mignon Sandwiches. Then wash it all down with a healthy, summer-inspired “Spa-tini”. This is a great way to meet your neighbors! RSVP by no later than Wed., June 19 to 480-563-9839.
Every Wednesday beginning on June 5
from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Raptor Room, GCA Office
If you would like to play canasta with a neighborhood group,
contact Jenn at [email protected] or 480-563-9839 to check
availability and get more information. This is a great way to meet
your neighbors!
Play Mah Jongg
Every Friday beginning on June 7
from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Raptor Room, GCA Office
If you would like to participate in a monthly
neighborhood Mah Jongg, contact Jenn at
[email protected] or 480-563-9839 to check
availability and get more information. This is a
great way to meet your neighbors!
Grayhawk Community Pool Party & BBQ
Sat., June 15 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Avante/Renaissance Pool
Bring the whole family down
and join Grayhawk neighbors
for complimentary food and
drinks, games, prizes and lots
of fun for the entire family!
Wear suits and jump in the pool or just stand pool side and get
splashed, it’s up to you! There will be no lifeguard on duty, so
make sure to keep close watch on your kids! RSVP online or to
480-563-9839 by June 10 and be entered to win a $25 gift card to
West Addison Sports Bar and Grill. Park and condo residents are
welcome, but make sure to RSVP so that we can get your name
on the list at the gate! Space is limited. Thanks to Van Omen and
Bloom of RE/MAX Excalibur for sponsoring this event.
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Thurs., June 20 at 6:00 p.m.
Join residents for an educational wine tasting provided by Phoenix Wine. The tasting will feature
three chardonnays and three pinot noirs, with
the focus being the climate and soil variations
between France and California. Cost for the tasting is $10. Attendees should also bring a light
appetizer to share. Space is extremely limited. RSVP and prepayment are required by no later than Mon., June 17 to reserve your
spot.
Play Bridge
Play Canasta
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Wine Tasting
FREE Sunday Night Concert Series
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park
7301 E. Indian Bend Rd.
Enjoy this free concert series from 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. running
through July 7. Bring a blanket or chair to hear a variety of favorite local bands. Train and carousel rides are available throughout
all concerts. Admission is free. Train rides and carousel rides are
$2 and children under three ride free with a paying adult on both
rides. Food will also be available for purchase. Please, no glass
bottles. For more information, visit www.therailroadpark.com.
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Sun., June 9: The JJ’s
•
Sun., June 16: The Static
•
Sun., June 23: Georgia Chrome
•
Sun., June 30: Cold Shott and the Hurricanes
•
Sun., July 7: Mogollon
Have a Safe and Happy Summer!
In & Around Grayhawk
Rent the Block Party Trailer
For only $25 you will have access to tables, chairs, games,
coolers, food warmers, a BBQ and much more. Call 563-9708
to reserve it today!
Just a few things the Talon and Raptor
rooms have been used for:
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Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party
Wedding Reception
Book Club Meeting
Jewelry Party
Church
Game Night
Sales Meeting
Surprise Party
Educational Seminar
Holiday Party
What will YOU rent the rooms for?
Call 480-563-9708 or visit the Facility Rental tab
on www.grayhawkcommunity.org for more
information or to book your next event!
20751 North Pima Road -­ Suite 120
Scottsdale AZ 85255
480-­502-­1641
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Thanks to David Van Omen and Andrew Bloom with RE/MAX Excalibur, West Addison,
Armitage, DLC Resources and Dr. Mitchell Cooper, DDS for sponsoring the
2013 Family BBQ and Movie Night!
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Thanks to RE/MAX Luxury Real Estate for Sponsoring the International Happy Hour:
Cinco de Mayo
John’s Window Cleaning
The Owners Clean Your Windows!
Grayhawk Specialist
(480)
201-6471
1-Story $115 2-Story $135
Inside & Out up to 30 panes. Screens $2.50 ea.
Mobile Re-Screening/Sun Screen Specialists
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Contact Numbers
Perfect Painters, LLC
ROC # 281347
The Luckys
North Scottsdale Realtors
602-320-8415
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SCHOOLS
Grayhawk Elementary School
Mountain Trail Middle School
Pinnacle High School
El Dorado Private School
602-449-6600
602-449-4600
602-449-4000
480-502-6878
LIBRARIES
Appaloosa
Arabian
Mustang
480-312-7557
480-312-6250
480-312-6050
Grayhawk Golf Club
Boys and Girls Club, Thunderbirds
Motor Vehicle Division
Poison Control
US Post Office, Kachina Branch
Southwest Wildlife
480-502-1800
480-538-9547
602-255-0072
602-253-3334
480-513-2963
480-471-9109
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480-312-8000
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480-312-5650
480-312-5600
602-371-7171
602-371-7171
DC Ranch
Grayhawk
Club House
El Dorado Private
Elem School
Discount
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UTILITIES
Southwest Gas
City of Scottsdale Water
City of Scottsdale Solid Waste
APS
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Grayhawk Onsite Office
480-563-9708
Capital Consultants Management Corporation
480-921-7500
Grayhawk Community Patrol
480-502-5078
Talon Guardhouse
480-502-7685
Raptor Guardhouse
480-502-5078
After Hours Answering Service
602-234-9288
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Welcome & Congratulations
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Jeffrey & Kathlyn Farstad
Michael Kaluza
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Here are few tips for participating:
1. Put it in writing. You will get the best response if you
put your question or opinions in writing prior to the
meeting. Some issues may require a little research by the
manager. Also, the board can serve you better if members
have time to consider your concern.
2. Call ahead. As a courtesy, the association asks that
you phone and let the manager know that you wish to
address the board. This also allows us to notify you if a
meeting is cancelled for any reason.
3. Plan your remarks to last no longer than five
minutes. Board members enjoy visiting with residents;
however, the meeting agenda is always very full, and the
five-minute limit ensures that all business gets conducted.
This doesn’t mean big issues can’t be presented. If your
concern requires more time, please summarize it in five
minutes, and the board will add it to the agenda for the
next meeting.
Talk to your
neighbors,
then talk
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All meetings of the association board are open meetings.
Residents are encouraged to observe meetings and read approved
minutes. Residents who wish to address the board are welcome to
do so during the homeowner forum conducted at the end of the
meeting.
4. Don’t expect an immediate response. Board members
don’t act independently. All issues require discussion
and sometimes a vote. Sometimes an immediate answer
is possible, but it’s just as likely that you won’t get a
response until after the meeting.
5. If you need information, call the manager. The
purpose of the Homeowner Forum is for residents to
share opinions and concerns with the board. Residents
seeking general information (like a status report on a
project or the board’s position on an issue) can get a more
immediate answer from the manager.
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Bulletin Board
Barking Dog Complaints
At the Association office, we get quite a few barking dog
complaints. To be honest, we wish we could help you more!
We have neighbors with dogs too, and we have all been
in your shoes. Unfortunately, it’s hard for us to catch Fido
in the act, making it really hard to enforce any rules there
might be about noise disturbances. So what are you to do
when you’re trying to catch an afternoon nap and the pup
next door won’t stop yapping?
Well, for starters, talk to your neighbor. Maybe they
don’t even know that their “perfect” little pooch is so, well,
noisy! Dogs bark for all sorts of reasons, one of them being
boredom. Maybe the dog is just plain bored out of his mind
being home alone and the owner has no clue how unruly his
or her seemingly perfect pet is being while he/she is gone.
Just a quick conversation might clear that all up!
If that doesn’t work, you can certainly let us know. We
can attempt to speak to the owner for you, but that’s about
as far as we’re able to take it. We have to catch Fido in a fit
of barking, remember? And the dog is likely in the backyard
where we can’t go, so there is a pretty good chance that even
if he or she is barking we might not even hear it.
Grayhawk Advertising
The Grayhawk Community Association (GCA) offers
advertising as a service to our community and does not
support or endorse the products, persons or services advertised in the Flight. GCA shall not be held liable or responsible for any misleading or incorrect advertising.
Your best bet if it is really getting out of control? Call
the City of Scottsdale non-emergency police line at
480-312-5000 directly. The City will not allow the
Association to file a complaint against a resident, so this is
a step you as a neighbor will have to take yourself.
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Please remember that just as the interior of your
homes needs upkeep, all exterior surfaces of your property
need to be maintained. This week while you take out your
garbage or pull into your driveway, take a look at your
gate and ask yourself- do the slats need to be replaced/
refinished/painted? Does the iron frame need paint? Local
retailers like Lowe’s or Home Depot have the items you
would need in stock including replacement gates. Please
remember that this is your home and your community. For
many residents their home is the single largest investment
that they will ever have. Let’s all make sure to take care of
those investments and the community!
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Camping Safety
Camping Safely This Summer
If you are planning to escape the heat
this summer by heading north for a few
days of “roughing it”, make sure you know
how to stay safe. Here are a few tips to keep
in mind before you go.
Camping Safety Tips
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•
Use flame-retardant tents and
sleeping bags if possible, but
assume tents and sleeping bags are
flammable and be careful with fire.
Keep stoves, lanterns and candles
out of tents.
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Place campfires and stoves away
from tents or sleeping gear, keep
fire downwind.
Extinguish fires before going to
sleep.
Keep cooking, heating and lighting equipment in good repair and
follow instructions in its use.
Don't smoke cigarettes, pipes or
cigars near sleeping bags.
Avoid using carbon monoxide
releasing charcoal and catalytic
products in unventilated areas.
Transport flammable liquids in
safety containers, keep them
capped, out of tents and away
from children.
Campfire Tips
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Dig a small pit away from overhanging branches. (Most parks
have campfire pits ready and
waiting for you.)
Circle the pit with rocks or be sure
it already has a metal fire ring.
Clear a five-foot area around the
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pit down to the soil.
Keep a bucket of water and a
shovel nearby. To extinguish the
fire, cover with dirt or pour water
over it.
Stack extra wood upwind and
away from the fire.
After lighting, do not discard the
match until it is cold.
Never leave a campfire unattended, not even for a minute. Always
put out a campfire when going to
sleep or leaving the campsite.
http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/fire/camping
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Sip & Tell
Kona Grill
Sue Lukenbill, Encore Resident
I love birthdays, possibly more than
anyone I know. I am still a kid at heart! My
family keeps me busy with birthday celebrations, and this year we have five between
June and August, including one major milestone. It gives me
something to keep my mind off of the heat, and I look forward
to all of the family fun.
This month I checked out Kona Grill at City North. I
know what some of you are thinking… “That’s not a new restaurant!” Well, you are right! Lifestyle Director Jenn Sheets had
attended Kona Grill’s grand re-opening recently and suggested
I give it a try. I was hesitant, but she’s the type that always gets
what she wants. It is under new ownership and management
and is sporting a new layout and menu, so we were already off
to a good start. I really was pleasantly surprised, especially with
the menu!
Kona Grill offers freshly prepared food, great service and
warm ambiance. The diverse menu includes a wide variety of
mainstream American dishes, as well as the international influence that I remember. There is everything from Baked Sea Bass
in a miso-sake marinade, to Almond Crusted Pork Tenderloin
and Kona Grill’s signature dish – Macadamia Nut Chicken.
Kona Grill also features an award-winning sushi menu containing all of the traditional favorites plus several unique
dishes.
Since Jenn had gone to the grand opening of the restaurant, she was a great help in getting me to choose an entrée
along with our server. We started with a Sweet and Spicy
Shrimp, tossed in a Sweet Chili Sauce that was super delicious.
The presentation was awesome!
So how well do you really know me? What did I finally
order for my meal? Was it a Kahuna Cheeseburger or the Kona
Club or the Tacos? Move over Veggie Pizza and bring on the
Grilled Veggie Flatbread! It was made with basil pesto, asparagus, yellow squash, mushrooms, red peppers, mozzarella, and
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[email protected]
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balsamic reduction. The veggies were grilled to perfection – all
just slightly firm. The asparagus looked like it was just taken
off the barbecue. I had to literally stop eating the yummy flatbread when I realized that I had eaten more than half of it. I
took the other half home and had it for dinner.
Jenn ordered the Kona Chopped Salad with macadamia
nut chicken, eggs, applewood bacon, avocado, white cheddar,
tomatoes, and honey Dijon dressing on the side. I have to be
honest, I wanted to stick a fork over on her plate a steal a bite!
It looked fantastic!
If you love appetizers, go for their happy hour where all
appetizers are half off and select sushi items are at a special
price, as well as drinks. I read that the ahi tuna on wonton
crisps are simply amazing! I also read that the Wave Roll is to
die for if you like Sushi and that the grilled broccolini is killer.
If you sign up for their Konavore program, they send you
the latest Kona Grill news, events and exclusive offers, as well
as a special welcome gift via email. You can also expect a certificate for a free red velvet cupcake on your birthday! Can’t
beat that!! So step out of your box and travel a couple more
miles to City North to check out Kona Grill. You will not be
disappointed!
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