Summer 2015

Summer 2015
HEDINGHAM
COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
http://www.hedingham.org
Mission Statement
No. 42
The intention is to project a positive image of Hedingham,
provide news and information to all residents without editorializing or taking sides
Hedingham Has a New Manager
Dan Quartermane has retired from our Community and we all wish him well in his endeavors. Lena Deptolla has stepped up to the role
of Community Manager after 3 years as the
Hedingham Community Assistant Manager.
Lena is looking forward to continuing to support the community and has been thankful to
be able to continue to use her knowledge of
the community and work with Hedingham residents.
Santa Claus is Coming
to Hedingham
We just got word from the North Pole that
Santa Claus will be in Hedingham on Saturday, December 5th from 12 PM to 4 PM.
Santa will have a treat for all the girls and
boys so come out and enjoy a fun day. Doorstep Produce Farmer's Market will be onsite
taking orders for Christmas boxes.
Welcome Hedingham’s New
Assistant Manager
Please extend a warm welcome to Carlie Cobbett, Assistant Community Manager for
Hedingham Community Association. Carlie has
worked in Homeowners Association Management for the past 5 years in the triangle area as
well as in Fort Collins, CO. She has a broad
knowledge base and has managed townhomes,
single family homes, mixed use, and condos.
Carlie has earned both the CMCA and AMS designations from CAI. In her spare time Carlie can
be found attending concerts, relaxing at the
beach, or getting muddy on her fourwheeler! So the next time you are at the Athletic Center, please be sure to stop by and say
hello.
Attention All Townhome Residents
Townhome residents- please make sure no
items are left on your lawn on the day mowing takes place. Please do not keep any
items in the grass so that you may avoid potential damage. If you fail to remove all
items, the crews will not be able to mow.
Neighborhood Committee Member Elections
If you own a home in Districts 1,3,5,7,9,11
There are 11 neighborhoods in Hedingham. Each of these neighborhoods is to elect a three member Neighborhood Committee to represent their districts homeowners on all things requiring a vote.
The Neighborhood Committees are the voice of the homeowners in their District and are vital in making sure
that those voices are heard. Each Neighborhood Committee appoints a Voting Member who will cast a single
vote for Board Member Elections. They may also be involved in changing the Covenants and Bylaws, the borrowing of money and other matters requiring voting as outlined in the Covenants.
If interested, please download a Neighborhood Committee Nomination Form on the Forms and Documents
Page on Hedingham.org or go to the Athletic Club and get a copy from the front desk.
Help to do your part in making Hedingham one of the best communities to live in. This will need to be completed ASAP and is on the Agenda for the November Board Meeting.
Official Hedingham Discussion Board
The Official Hedingham Residents’ Discussion
Group at www.Hedingham.org is the place where
you can stay informed, add your ideas, meet new
people and get involved with your community.
The Board is implementing a requirement that Discussion board participants use their real names. By
doing so the goal is to have a friendly neighbor-toneighbor exchange of information and concerns.
The use of one’s real name will encourage everyone to think about the content they are about to
share with their fellow residents. Current members
will have to update the Name field in their user
profile to reflect their real name. Accounts with
alias names will be deleted.
Hedingham Hi-Milers 55+ Social Group
Hi Milers meet once a month on the second
Tuesday at 10 AM at the Willow Oak Clubhouse. We have guest speakers, take trips,
lunch/dinner, museum, wine tour, parties, etc.
Life is good! Come join us. We just toured Sylvan Heights Bird Park in Scotland Neck, a wonderful place to see exotic birds. On November
10th we’re taking a wine tasting tour and lunch
at Cloer Family Vineyards in Apex; and on December 11th, we’re having our Holiday Party at
the Willow Oak Clubhouse. For information,
please contact [email protected].
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Board Member Elections
Elections for two open Community Association Board
positions are being scheduled for a two year term beginning January 2016. Board meetings are held the
third Wednesday of each month. Most other Board
business is conducted via email.
If you are interested, please contact Lena Deptolla,
Community Manager at 919-231-9050, ext. 24 or by
email at [email protected]. Visit our website to get the
Board Member Nomination Form located in the
“Forms and Documents” section. Submit the form
ASAP to be considered during the next board meeting
on November 18, 2015. Let your Neighborhood Representative know which candidates you support for
these important positions. Each Neighborhood Voting
Representative will cast a ballot on behalf of their district and the results will be announced on the website.
Golf Committee
The Golf Committee is pleased to announce the
recipients of eight scholarship to deserving
Hedingham residents. They are: Elijah Baker,
Brianna Bulgarino, Marisa Buonpane, Morgan
Buonpane, Olivia Gilleland, Lindsey Robertson,
Justin Smith, and Joshua Williams. To date, this
committee has awarded over $12,000 in scholarships through The Memorial Annual Scholarship
Golf Tournament. Thank you to all who participated and donated.
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Important Contacts
Fall Festival
Community Manager
(Lena Deptolla )
919-231-9050, ext. 24
[email protected]
Assistant Community
Manager
(Carlie Cobbett)
919-231-9050, ext. 23
Athletic Center
(Front Desk)
919-231-9050, ext. 22
Officer Harrelson
(Community Officer)
919-278-6342
[email protected]
YORK Security
919-828-7677
[email protected]
Golf Club
919-250-3030
Police
(non-emergency)
919-831-6311
Duke Energy
(power outage)
919-508-5400
Duke Energy
(street light outage)
1-800-419-6356
PSNC Energy (gas)
1-877-776-2427
NC One Call Center
(mark utility lines)
1-800-632-4949
Solid Waste Services
919-996-6890
(trash, recycling, bulk
pickups)