The Davis Lake Communiqué

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The Davis Lake Communiqué
The Official Publication of Davis Lake
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
July Calendar
2
Past Davis Lake
Events: Info. &
Photos
3
to
6
“Save the Date”
for upcoming
summer events
6
IMPORTANT
July Board
Meeting Info:
Visit from
Harris Teeter
President &
CMPD Officer
7
“Lawn of the
Month “
8
Advertisements
9
Board in Action
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4th of July Bike Parade & Celebration
Come celebrate Independence Day at the Clubhouse & Pool with some traditional patriotic fun! Be sure
to decorate your bikes, tricycles, riding toys & scooters for this special holiday because our kids bike
parade will start the day off right. Parade line-up will begin at 9:15 a.m. in the Clubhouse/Pool parking
lot followed by a 9:30 a.m. judging. Prizes will be awarded to the best decorated bike (tricycle, riding
toy or scooter, etc.) in three different age categories. Everyone who participates will be sure to get some
patriotic goodies!!
After the parade the pool will open at 10 a.m. There will be poolside activities & games throughout the
day (schedule below). If contests are not your thing then we welcome you to kick off your flip-flops and
cut a rug to some good tunes because the band, “Tastes like Chicken 5.0 “ will be making their
appearance from 1-5 p.m. Be sure to bring cash because the Chili Man will be poolside with delicious
items made to order throughout the day.
Back by popular demand we welcome the infamous Cardboard Boat Race so be sure to start
working on those immediately because this competition requires a lot of crafting to win!
Rules:
1.Work in pairs to make a boat using ONLY two materials… CARDBOARD and DUCT TAPE!! If you
decide to use paddles, they too must be made ONLY out of cardboard and duct tape. The use of any
other material is grounds for disqualification.
2.Decorations are welcome, however, they may not contribute to helping the boat keep afloat.
Thank You Davis 11
Lake Swim Team
Sponsors!
Swim Lessons,
Staff List & a
Word from
pH Pool
Management
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“What’s
Happening in
Davis Lake?”
13
Davis Lake
Youth Services
14
ARC &
Important
Contacts
15
&
16
3.Boats must be large enough for both people on the team to fit!! (Typically 10 x 5) Both sailors must
get in the boat and paddle it across the Davis Lake pool without going under
Prizes will be awarded for the following: First/Second/Third place, Most Creative & Best Shipwreck
9:15 a.m.: Bike Parade Line-up Begins in Clubhouse/Pool parking lot
9:30 a.m.: Bike Parade Judging Begins for Best Decorated bike in 3 age groups
9:40 a.m.: Bike Parade Begins
10:00 a.m.: Pool Opens: Spot Stake Out- Come early because seating fills fast!!
*First 100 people to walk in to the pool will get a patriotic goodie bag
11:00 a.m.: Coin Dive (Ages will be divided up- 6 & under, 7-10 & 11-15)
11:30 a.m.: Baby Poolooza (Children 4 & under will meet at the Baby Pool for Toy & Duck Toss)
12:00 p.m.: Juice Box & Soda Dive (All ages will be divided up)
12:00 p.m.: “Buck’s Ice Cream Truck” will be at the pool until 2 p.m. (Cash ONLY!)
12:30 p.m.: Break for Lunch (Chili Man will be at the Pool- Cash ONLY!)
1:00 p.m.: Live Band Begins- “Tastes Like Chicken 5.0”
1:50 p.m.: Beer Dive (21+ Must Show Valid ID)
2:20 p.m.: Wet Sweatshirt Relay (Ages 12 to 17- first 4 teams of 4 people to sign up)
2:50 p.m.: Greasy Watermelon Contest (18+ Only- first 3 teams of 4 people to sign up)
3:20 p.m.: Snack Shack at the Pool Check-in Desk
4:00 p.m.: Cardboard Boat Race: Rules above- start working on these now because awards will be
given out for the first 3 to place in the race, Most Creative & Best Shipwreck!!
4:30 p.m.: Freeze Pop Distribution
IMPORTANT: Harris Teeter President, Fred Morganthall, and
CMPD Officer C. Sayre will be attending the Board Meeting
on July 11th. Please refer to page 7 for more information.
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July 2012
Sun
Mon
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Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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3
ARC Meets To- Social
day!
Committee
Meeting
7 p.m.
4
Bike Parade
9:15 a.m.
Celebration
10 a.m.
5
6
7
Swim Team
Championship at
NOMAD
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9
Private
Rental
9-3 p.m.
10
11
Board
Meeting
7 p.m.
12
13
14
Private
Rental
4:30-8:30
p.m.
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16
17
18
19
Legacy Board
Meeting:
Open- 6:45pm
Closed– 7pm
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21
Burger
Night &
Dive-In
Movie 6pm
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25
26
27
28
29
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ARC
Applications
are DUE
today!
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ARC: The ARC meets the first Monday of each month. Please have your applications in before that date. Summer is here, so if you are going
to be doing anything to the exterior of your home or property, don’t wait until the last minute. Plan ahead & get your application in for review.
For more information regarding the ARC, refer to page 15. *THERE ARE 2 VACANT VOLUNTEER POSITIONS! PLEASE EMAIL
[email protected] TO INQUIRE*
Social Committee: All are Welcome! Come when you can… bring your creative ideas, input or simply a helping hand for upcoming events!
Want to see an event or your very own idea put into action?! Let us know & stop on by! Meets the first Tuesday of every month.
4th of July Celebration: refer to page 1 for a detailed schedule of parade times & activities at the pool. Pool Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. &
Activities Run: 9:15 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
DLCA Board Meeting: These are the second Wednesday of each month and are open to all residents! Any questions, concerns, suggestions
or issues you care to address please join us! We love to hear from our residents!! *Harris Teeter President, Fred Morganthall, & CMPD
Officer C. Sayre will be in attendance!! Please refer to page 7 for more details.
Burger Night & Dive-In Movie: Join us poolside for cooked to order food from 6-8 p.m. followed by a Dive-In Movie beginning at dusk
(typically around 8:30 p.m.). Be sure to bring cash because we will have hotdogs, hamburgers (garden available, too)., salad, chips, water and
sodas available for sale. We will know the movie choice closer to the event. If you have any suggestions feel free to contact the Community
Director, Megan, at [email protected]
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“Sweet Summertime”
Davis Lake has been keeping busy with fun and entertaining events for all ages & holidays.
The summer kicked off with bringing two holidays together: Cinco de Mayo & Mother’s
Day. We began festivities at the Clubhouse for this epic “Cinco de Mama” event filled
with fun piñata games and a contest for best margaritas & home made salsas. For select
photos be sure to turn to page 4.
The pool had its grand opening on May 19th and had a great turnout of sun bathing folks. A week later
Davis Lake residents gathered poolside for our annual “Memorial Day Celebration”. We were accompanied
by DJ Bill Pellerin & kept feed by the infamous Chili Man throughout the day with all of his signature
cooked to order meals. Families & friends enjoyed many games for all ages including our traditional coin,
soda, juice box & adult beverage dive. Other activities included a “Water Balloon Toss”, &
“Musical Beach Balls” for all to participate, “Duck Toss” & “Hot Potato” for the little ones
and an “Adult Survivor Relay” & “Frozen T-Shirt Contest”. We made sure everyone was able
to cool off by distributing complementary ice cream cups & freeze pops. Select photos from
this event can be found on page 4.
We made sure to celebrate the end to another school year and welcoming summertime with our “School’s
Out Party!” on June 8th. The event was quite the success!! We had one of our popular “Burger Nights” to
help raise money for Clarks Creek Nature Preserve– our neighbor down the street that is looking to raise
money in order to help improve the park to becoming a patron friendly area with restrooms, receptacles and
other basic amenities. Please refer to the June communiqué for more information on this amazing cause.
The grill was cranked at 6 p.m. and thanks to the Kirschman family, the Travers family, Jesse Willems ,
Megan Morsillo & Gary Strader we were able to keep food cooked to order and satisfy the demand.
“Partners for Parks”, an organization that is helping Clarks
Creek reach their goal, had staff members at the pool with live
turtles & a corn snake named “Popcorn” for residents to learn
more about & to interact with. The night winded down with our
“Dive-In Movie” event that began at dusk. The movie we showed
was a “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island”, which was a big hit
with the audience! We are proud to say the event was a success
with everyone staying entertained and well feed– not to mention
we raised over $600 for Clarks Creek (Continued on Page 6).
Like “Davis Lake Social Activities” on Facebook!!!
Don’t want to miss out?! Be sure to ‘like’ us on Facebook!!
Ever wonder what all of the commotion is that’s going on down at the
Clubhouse & Pool? Looking for something to do or a way to meet your neighbors?
Search for “Davis Lake Social Activities” on Facebook and “like” us! This social page
keeps all of our residents up-to-date on all of the fun
activities that’s happening in Davis Lake. Check out event information,
photographs & weekly updates! Feel free to comment, post ideas &
suggestions for future events or upload even your own
photos from these events! *New Photographs have been Posted*
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Sweet Summertime” (continued from page 3)
For more photos from the “School’s Out Party” be sure to refer to
page 5. The most recent event we had this summer was our “2nd
Annual Father’s Day Fishing Tournament”. We had a great turnout
as lots of Davis Lake families joined around the lake gazebo. The
day started off with a demonstration and the first catch of the day–
both by Joe Fass (photo to the right). After a few hours of fishing
and many catches later, the tournament moved to the Clubhouse for
a homemade BBQ lunch & award ceremony. Everyone who came
out received a “Participation Certificate” to honor the day. Other
awards included 3 winners in each age group for the “Fish Fish
Caught”, “Most Fish Caught” & the “Largest Fish Caught”. Meanwhile, the pool was kept entertained for Father’s Day by jamming
out to tunes by Davis Lake resident Brian, better known as DJ Festivus. Brian set up prior to opening and did not
leave the pool until it was close to closing time. For more photos from the fishing tournament & DJ Festivus be
sure to turn to page 5. Even more photos can be found on the “Davis Lake Social Activities” page on Facebook.
Save the Date!!
**Here are some upcoming events you may want to look out for!! Be sure to check upcoming newsletters,
Neighborhood News e-blasts & the online calendar for further details as each date approaches**
July 20th: “Burger Night” & “Dive-In Movie”- check closer to the date for the movie choice
August 7th: “National Night Out–” We will have an evening dedicated to promoting the safety of our
community and the city we live it. This event will take place at the pool from 6-8 p.m.
August 18th: Adult Themed Party– Olympics Theme– anyone who would like to assist in planning any
activities please contact Megan at [email protected]
August 24th: “School’s Back Party!”- Burger Night & Dive-In Movie
September 1st: “Laid Back Labor Day”- Join us poolside as we celebrate Labor Day with music, food &
fun!! Keep a look out for more details about an activity schedule.
September 9th: “Jazz Sunday”- We are going to wind down the summer season with some relaxing jazz
music & a brunch set up of pastries and bagels
September: Volunteer Opportunities for Davis Lake residents– Our Community Director, Megan
Morsillo, is working to gather various volunteer opportunities in and around the Davis Lake areas to help
students who need community service hours or those who would like to participate in some community
involvement. The organizations, dates & tasks will publish in next month’s communiqué issue. If you
have any suggestions please feel free to contact Megan at [email protected]
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IMPORTANT BOARD MEETING: JULY 11th at 7 p.m.
Two very important people will be attending the July Davis Lake Board of Directors
meeting on July 11th. One of them includes CMPD Officer C. Sayre & the other is Harris Teeter President,
Fred Morganthall. Please feel free to contact Megan at [email protected] if you cannot be in attendance
and would like to submit questions to be brought up at the meeting for Officer C. Sayre or
Mr. Fred Morganthall
CMPD OFFICER C. SAYRE
Breaking & entering crimes have been committed around the Davis
Lake area of Charlotte and CMPD is here to help prevent this from
happening to you and your family. CMPD Officer C. Sayre will be
attending the meeting to emphasize the importance of basic safety
precautions all of us should partake. Feel free to bring any questions
you may have to the meeting. A few ideas Officer Sayre will focus on
include, but are not limited to, the following:
 Keeping garage doors shut
 Not leaving valuables visible at night
 Being sure that all car & house doors are locked
Being aware of the above precautions will go a long way. Be sure to report any suspicious
act before it is to late. One important key is COMMUNICATION. Be sure to give as much
detail as possible in the description. Even the simplest of concerns can be called in. For
example, if you see someone illegally fishing in our lake call it in. Officer Sayre has already
caught one person this summer. The more hands on deck, the better!
HARRIS TEETER PRESIDENT FRED MORGANTHALL
Fred Morganthall will be attending the July 11th board meeting as he would like to address
the Davis Lake community about plans for the new Harris Teeter store in the Shoppes at
Davis Lake. This meeting will be very insightful for both Mr. Morganthall & our Davis Lake
community.
The goal of the meeting is for Davis Lake residents to get exclusive information about the
new Harris Teeter that will be going in the Shoppes at Davis Lake where Lowe’s Food used
to be located. Harris Teeter is also looking to receive insight from Davis Lake about what
they are looking for in this location, suggestions, comments & concerns.
We need for Davis Lake to mark their calendars and come to the July board meeting to show
support and represent our community to the President of Harris Teeter. Let’s show them they
made the right decision to become our neighbor!!
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Lawn of the Month: June Selections
Davis Lake
Neighborhood
Lawn of the Month
Address
Lawn of the Month
Homeowner(s)
The Ridge
4816 Canipe Drive
Jenette & Graham Jarman
Woodbridge Place
9643 Whitewood Trail
Jim & Carol Brinson
Woodbridge Commons
9710 Stoney Run Court
Matthew & Tara Brooks
Poplar Grove
5023 Poplar Grove Drive
Randy & Patricia Murphy
Chestnut Knoll
5017 Chestnut Knoll Lane
Doug & Lynn Calnek
Bridle Ridge
4914 Windchase Lane
Nicole & Nat Keppler
Winterberry Ridge
5143 Foxbriar Trail
Paul Distabile & Vincent Cowen
Crofton Springs
9341 Crofton Springs
Jay & Chantal Zampella
Harris Glen
9426 Harris Glen Drive
David & Sandra Kerman
Nuttree Bluff
9520 Arborview Court
Licia Marci
Fortunes Ridge
9307 Harris Glen Drive
Harold Bickings
Old Fox Trail
5020 Old Fox Trail
Ben & Susan Pai
Deer Cross
9117 Chimney Ridge Trail
Dan & Terry Potts
Downing Creek
4900 Downing Creek Drive
Rebecca Aktas
Each month the Lawn of the Month committee drives through the Davis Lake neighborhoods
and selects the perfect lawn from each one. Winners have a sign in their yard to show off their
prestigious Davis Lake award!
Selections depend on many things including a fresh cut lawn, pruned plants, colorful arrays of
flowers, grass health among other things.
If you have any questions about what you can do to improve your odds
at winning Lawn of the Month or would not like to have the sign
displayed in your yard please contact Curt at:
[email protected]
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How do I purchase a business advertisement in the
Davis Lake Communiqué?
Advertisements are accepted as long as payment is received first. Checks must be filled out to Davis
Lake Community Association and turned in to Megan Morsillo, the Davis Lake Community Director, at the Clubhouse during hours of operation (refer to page 16). The advertisement must be sent by
the 15th of each month to [email protected].
Advertisements can be sent digitally via email (jpeg format) or a hard copy can be turned in to the
Community Director. The advertiser will then sign a contract agreement and receive a receipt for
their records.
Business Card…..$30
1/4 Page………….$60
Half Page………… $125
Full Page………….$250
Note: If three (3) consecutive months are purchased for a 1/4 page
size or larger there will be a 10% discount. Must be paid up front.
Questions? Concerns?: Contact the Communiqué Editor at
[email protected] or 704-596-6958
Personal Advertisements
This area is for free postings by Davis Lake residents.
All advertisements MUST be for personal items to be sold or items/services wanted.
Portable Dog Kennel by Petmate, Excellent Condition--Almost New! Medium size: 28"D x 20.5"H x 21.5"W,
made of heavy duty plastic, with a metal door and secure spring latch. Meets USDA requirements for shipping
live animals. I paid $69.99 at Petco, plus bought a $20 soft fleece washable bed that fits exactly inside, which is
included. Asking $45 OBO. Please call Julie 704-598-1445.
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Jim Shore Christmas Santa Figuirine: Christmas Warmth– Santa/Cat Roly Poly. Item Number: #4002418. Year
Introduced: 2005 (Retired). Height: 10 inches. Displayed a few times. Retailed for $56.99; asking $36.
Call Lisa at 704-921-4339
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Woman’s Specialized bike in great condition: $250
Lawn Boy Self Propelled Mower–4cycle, 6.25HP, Model10335: $75 *Pictures are available*
Please contact Teresa at 704-905-0882.
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For sale - 2005 Honda CRF250X / 280X - Excellent condition, Ready to Ride, has Athena 280cc Big Bore Kit
with fresh rings, e-start, Black Excel Rims/Wheels/Hubs, FMF Q2 Silencer and Power Bomb Header, Bark
Busters, fork bleeders, New Chain & Sprockets, great suspension and lots of extras. $3,150 negotiable.
Call or text Alan at 980-229-7990
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"Charlotte company Seeking an Electronics Technician to build electrical and mechanical assemblies. Main
duties would include soldering PC boards, wiring AC & DC circuits, building cable assemblies, configuring
computers, and assembling automated mechanical equipment. Prefer individual with an associates degree
and/or direct experience related to these duties.
Contact Alan weekdays at 704-561-3100 or at [email protected]
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Sentry Model S0407 Fire Safe $90. Panasonic 2-line phone system. $90 obo. Braun Espresso-Cappaccino
maker, used once, in box. $20.00. Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker. $20.00 obo. George Forman Grilling
Machine-Double Grill. $20.00. Homedics Back Therapist with Heat Massage, new in box. $15.00
Contact Russ at 704-921-0621
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DLCA Board in Action
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New Kiosks/Landscaping: McGee Brothers have been working diligently on the new
kiosks this past month throughout our Davis Lake community. Once all of the signs are
completed McGee Brothers will be cleaning all of the signs. Terra Green Landscaping
will be installing pine needles around each sign to prevent red clay from splashing and
staining the brick.. The landscaping will not begin until the Fall season since there is no
irrigation in place at the entrances.
Tennis & Volleyball Courts: Court One began working on the courts in mid June. The
net & hardware on the volleyball court has been replaced along with the posts that
support the net itself. The tennis courts were painted & sealed with a fresh coat of green
paint.
Pool Lights: The lights surrounding the pool have been evaluated & replaced to better
visibility during evening hours and afterhours events & rentals.
Minor Improvements: The Board has approved getting hooks installed in the pool
restrooms on the stall doors, touching up the Clubhouse interior walls & a new television
for the fitness room.
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The Davis Lake Dolphins Would Like to
Thank Our Sponsors:
The Davis Lake Dolphins swim team will be finishing up their twenty-second season the first
week of July. The season will conclude with the championship at NOMAD on July 7th & the
Dolphins banquet on July 9th. The Dolphin’s worked hard all season long with practices
running Monday through Thursday and swim meets throughout the month of June.
The Dolphins are proud to say they were supported by the above sponsors and appreciate all
they have done for the team this season!! The swim team was even featured in the Charlotte
Observer with a flattering article about their first home swim meet on Tuesday June 12th
against Skybrook. The article also has a feature online through the Charlotte Observer website
accompanied with a photo slide show narrated by Julie Dail. The article was published in the
newspaper on Saturday June 16th in the local & state section.
Thank you again for all you have done for our Dolphins swim team!!!
JUNE
2012
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Swim Lessons & Davis Lake Pool Staff
**Please contact a lifeguard manager at the pool check-in desk for
more information pertaining to swim lesson slots**
Classes:
Rate:
Group Lessons: (6 or less)
$50.00
Semi-Private Lessons: (3 or less)
$75.00
Private Lessons: (1 on 1)
$100.00
Lifeguards
Assistant Manager:
Ali Puzia
Head Guards:
Brittany Belanger
Brittany Brooks
Dates:
Session I
June 11-June 21
Session II
June 25-July 6 (No Class July 4th)
Session III
July 9-July 19
Session IV
July 23-August 2
Levels:
Level I
Water Exploration– Beginner
Level II
Primary Skills & Stroke Readiness– Intermediate
Level III
Stroke Development– Advanced
Times:
Classes are held Monday-Thursday
Fridays are used as make-up days
Each class is 30 minutes
Mornings: 8:00, 8:30, 9:00 or 9:30
Guards:
Morgan Butz
Delaney Clatterbuck
Ben Comer
Grayson Godwin
Abbey Gration
Rachel Marquis
Daniel Mylett
Hannah Schaeffer
Desk Attendants
Heath Banner
Austin Beasley
Andy Fleming
Tyler Henderson
Bo McMillan
Jesse Sutherland
A Word from pH Pool Management
The following incident did not occur at Davis Lake, however, we wanted to emphasize that safety is of great
importance here at pH Pool Management. As many of you may have seen or heard from various news
reports, a seven year old boy nearly drowned in a Charlotte community pool the first weekend of June. A
lifeguard was present and pulled the boy from the water and initiated CPR. The boy was taken to the
hospital with life threatening injuries. This accident has weighed on me heavily over the weekend as I
considered how we can prevent an accident of this nature from ever occurring at a pH Pool Managed
facility. I believe the answer lies in a joint effort to protect our children.
Safety has always been our number one goal, and over the days and weeks
to come we will be reviewing all of our safety protocols to ensure we are
doing everything we can as a lifeguard staff to protect the public. In return,
I would ask you to remind your members of the importance of being
vigilant as parents and caregivers at the pool, because in the end there
is no care that a lifeguard can provide that is better than that of a parent.
Thank you for your business and please let us know if we can do any
more to improve our service.
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What is Happening in Davis Lake?
The 25 Mile Club
The 25 Mile Club is a season long swimming competition amongst residents. You have
from pool opening day, May 19th ,until the last day of the season, September 9th, to
complete 25 miles in laps. We have had a great turnout!! We are still looking for winners so
keep up the hard work. There are prizes for winners who place in the top ten and first place
too of course!! There is a notebook located at the Pool Check-in Desk where each resident
participating will track their own number of laps. Spread
the word!! *Reminder: a lap is 2 lengths of the lap lanes,
meaning you must swim down the lanes and back to
complete one full lap.
Davis Lake Men’s
Tennis Database:
If you are interested in joining,
please contact Scott Schaeffer at:
[email protected]
Be sure to include the following:
Name, Contact Information &
Level of Play
Donations?
If you have any household
items, clothing or furniture you
would like to donate please
contact Davis Lake resident,
Julie Moore, at:
[email protected]
She will be glad to pick them up
for the Church of God
Children’s Home in Concord.
Davis Lake Book Club:
Meets once a month at the
Clubhouse or a members house to
discuss a book that was chosen by
someone within the group. Bring
appetizers, drinks & conversation!
Interested?
Please contact Kelly via email at:
[email protected]
Contract Bridge Group:
Interested in meeting new people & like to play
Contract Bridge? This group of Davis Lakers
& friends will meet once a month. To join in
on the fun contact Nancy Schaeffer at
[email protected] !!
Attention Lake Norman Charter High
School Folks:
Looking for Student Driver or Carpool
Group to share with drives to & from Lake
Norman Charter High School during the
upcoming year. We have 2 high school
students. Please contact Lorie if you are
interested at [email protected]
Calling all Davis Lake Residents under 21 years
Please notify Megan Morsillo, the Community Director, by emailing the
following information for a Davis Lake Contact List for everyday services. This includes, but is not limited to yard work as well as pet, plant, house and
babysitting. There has been numerous residents looking for such services and it will
be nice to build this over time and help the Davis Lake community.
Please email: [email protected] with your rates (note if negotiable or set), contact
information, age, credentials/references and what you do service you offer.
Natalie Buechler, age 14
Neighborhood resident 10 years (Downing
Creek)
Parents Kim Ball and Mark Buechler
Conscientious and Dependable, Certified
through American Red Cross Babysitting
Class
Michelle Kunstmann, age 15
American Red Cross Babysitter Certified
Experienced with babysitty, child care, mother’s
helper duties
Also experienced in pet care (walking or
extended watch), plant care, etc.
Rates are negotiable and I can furnish Davis
Lake references upon request.
Also available for pet sitting
Contact 704-921-4437 or 704-654-6591
Home phone: 704-599-0193
Aleksandr “Alex” Wittemann,
age 13
“Sterling Services”
The goal: Greatness, The path: Hard Work
Lawn Mowing: $20
Dog Walking: $5/dog
House Sitting: $10/day
Raking/Blowing: $5
Car Washing: $10
Vacation Services: $20/day
Contact Information:
Phone#: 980-939-3700
Email: [email protected]
Heritage Woods Resident
Keith Kunstmann, age 16
Responsible, timely and clean yard work.
Pet care (walking or extended care)
Rates are negotiable, reference upon request.
Contact 704-921-4437 or 704-654-5942
Morgan Smith, age 12
Babysitting & Mother’s Helper
Rates are negotiable.
Home #: 704-597-9552
Email: [email protected]
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DLCA ARC
Members
(by community):
*Crofton Springs &
Chestnut Knoll:
Bruce Auerbach
*Deer Cross:
Tari Conway
(Chairman)
*Downing Creek
Nuttree Bluff:
VACANT
*Harris Glen &
Fortunes Ridge:
Paul Crowder
*Old Fox Trail &
Bridle Ridge:
Mike Sansone
*Winterberry Ridge &
Poplar Grove:
VACANT
*Woodbridge
Commons &
Woodbridge Place:
Berg Gleason
*DLCA Board Liaison:
Betty Lee
Friendly Reminder:
Please be sure to stow your
trash receptacles away when
they are not out for trash
pick up. This gives curb
appeal a simple face lift.
T HE
DAV IS
LAK E
COMMU NIQUÉ
Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is
dedicated to keeping our community within the
architectural specification that help make it a great
and beautiful place to live. Their role is to evaluate
proposed modifications to one’s home and/or
property to ensure they conform to the ARC
specifications. All exterior modifications to homes
and/or landscaping must be submitted for review
and approval by the ARC before work is started.
Also, all trees must be approved prior to being cut
down. Applications should be dropped off at the
Clubhouse. The committee meets the first Monday of
each month. Please submit your application no later
than the Friday before the meeting. Architectural
specifications, forms and procedures can be found
online at: http://davislake.org/arc.htm
IMPORTANT:
***THERE ARE 2 VACANT VOLUNTEER POSITIONS
THAT ARE AVAILABLE & MUST BE FILLED. IF YOU
ARE INTERESTED PLEASE EMAIL US —
[email protected]
The Davis Lake Communiqué
www.davislake.org
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Important Davis Lake Contacts
DLCA Property Management Company:
Cedar Management Group
*All e-mails to the following addresses must identify sender’s name,
community name & address
DLCA Board 2012
President
Steve Duis
Vice President
For general community concerns:
[email protected]
Mail Address:
P.O. Box 26844
Charlotte, NC 28221
For ARC application questions:
[email protected]
Physical Address:
9500 Statesville Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28269
For compliance and/or violation issues:
[email protected]
Office: 704-644-8808
For community maintenance questions:
[email protected]
Betty Lee
Treasurer
Steve Donai
Secretary
Jeff Dail
Member at Large
Fax:
704-509-2429
For billing questions:
[email protected]
Steve Calhoun
Email
[email protected]
Woodcroft Board 2012
Legacy Board 2012
President
Stephanie Jackson
President
Vice President
Anne Long
Debra Jordan
Vice President
Treasurer
Bill Wilson
Jenni Gray
Secretary
Secretary
Lynne Chamberlain
Doris Wilson
Member at Large
Member at Large
Jean Long
Megan Davis
Property Manager
Lance Berger
Email
[email protected]
Karen Griffin
Davis Lake Aquatic &
Event Director
Megan Morsillo
[email protected]
[email protected]
704-596-6958
Summer Hours:
Sun & Wed: Closed
Mon, Fri & Sat: 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Tues & Thurs: 4 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
DLCA Webmaster
Email
[email protected]
Hope Hunt
[email protected]